in the into pacific region.at play in the first is that the into pacific region is a huge geographic scope. and so to this just in terms of the number of countries and subregions that are included, and there is need for multiple entities to be working together to address challenges that presented different ways in different parts of the region. and so i think that is one of the factors i think that also, going back to the fact that we have defined objectives through our strategy through the strategies of others who care but the region and we have the specific objectives, that we want to achieve and we have outlined how we can most effectively get there read encino having sort of roadmap, i think makes it stick a little bit more because we know some of the key objectives we have a need to obtain and then of course, it is also the fact that there is existing regional architecture in place. that already, has been identifying problems and working toward solutions for a considerable amount of time is what many of the

strategy in the indo pacific region. camille dawson, deputy secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs speaks at the atlantic council, here in washington, d.c., where she talks about the u.s. relationship with china and the trilateral security partnership of the region between australia, you the united kingdom, and the u.s. ♪♪ >> good afternoon everyone, my name - and a senior nonresident fellow at the evening cattle vendor pacific security initiative which is >>> good afternoon, everyone, my name is amy searight, energy of security. as a former deputy secretary of defense for southeast asia, it is my great pleasure to welcome you today to today's event, a discussion, with deputy assistant secretary for state, for east asian and pacific affairs, camille dawson, on indo pacific strategy. as a reminder, today's event is open to the public and on the record. for our in person audience, during the q&a session, these make your way to the microphone at the side of the room if you would like to ask a question, and for

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country, across sector and government and business working more so togethers. >> we have seen asian pacific region dynamic bringing consenss for the trade mechanisms given the backdrop of a ever evolving world has been functioning well in the region. would that be a wonderful precedent of people coming to consensus on all the technology related governments as well, particularly regarding generative ai as you said? >> absolutely. >> where are we now the state of the world? >> we are at the early stage, but i think there is a opportunity for discussions today and what comes out of the meetings to continue to be a roll model for the world and the world to jump in but to have in a open way, because there is different points of view. back to your point around discussion, it is discussion, agreement and ult mltly framing up in the right way to apply at the local level. i do think there is a big opportunity. organizations are seeing it today in invasion happening in this part of the world and think they will want this going forward because aioneed you need the trust in the ai as that is important to them

china's rising influence in the indo-pacific region? southeast asia is very _ indo-pacific region?a is very important for - asia is very important for japan and they thinkjapan has been very successful in its diplomatic efforts towards the region, in fact, japan is the most trusted partner of southeast asian countries, according to a number of studies. so when you put in the context of us china competition, for example, japan is a clear winner there, the regional countries don't want to choose china orjapan, china or us, but clearly their preference and trust towards japan stands out. so i would see this upcoming summit is really a cherry on the cake because japan's efforts to build that trust and relationship with southeast asia nations has been a long—term one and the summit is only to highlight all the achievements and good trajectory that the relationship has been on in the last 50 years. so there will be a lot of new initiatives to be announced, but so far a thing japan is playing a very crucial role in being stable, trusted, but also a partner that is interested in empowering

, this is africa and the middle east, and the asia-pacific region, and in all these regions he dominates due to investments and... which he ties to himself, he pays out huge investments, plus he builds infrastructure, just like in africa, he pushed out from there europeans and displaced the americans at the expense of this policy, he went there with peacekeeping missions, with international ones, he understood that in the un, how to use a peacekeeping mission, first the chinese came as scouts , like those from the u.n., and then business came in and began to invest and build, everything he dominates these regions in five regions, ukraine, among these five, well, look, africa is 55. countries, and ukraine is one, that is, it is one of the puzzles and not a very big such puzzle. trade with china and ukraine with china is 0.97% of foreign trade trade of china, so that we understand how much interest we are talking about the big reconstruction that is planned here and there businessmen, no one will refuse to earn, of course, but i am just saying that we understand the scale from th

is being seriously discussed that if trump comes a second time... they are refocusing on the pacific regionomething is constantly happening there with the philippines, by the way, the south china sea for the filipinos is called the west philippine in their on their maps, and the fact that the united states is transferring combat-ready units there and even reducing them physically, now biden has said yes, and what combat-ready units the united states has, well, they have. 1.200 is considered to have they are there, so to speak, the marine marine corps , there are warships, submarines, again, they are basically there, that’s what they are now, they are those who lost everything in afghanistan, well, they too, or those in africa, who piled up, they too, they too, these, yes, therefore, therefore , the reduction is already physical, it can be seen, according to the congress report that year, and what war was won? americans won the cold war, well, it wasn’t their army that won the cold war, the americans won the cold war, yes, but not their army, but the army where, when did they defeat whom, we

the asia-pacific region has seen a sharp increase in the potential for conflict.ts main reason is the actions of western countries aimed at undermining the asean-centric security architecture. thus, the creation in the asia-pacific region of military blocs similar to nato, such as aucus. the alliance of the united states, japan, the republic of korea, and other military-oriented quasi-alliances are bringing threat challenges to the region similar to those faced by europe today. interaction within the framework of aokus allows participating countries not only to modernize their armed forces in terms of conventional weapons, but also to develop their nuclear component, which is detrimental to the global non-proliferation regime. there is a rise in tension according to a scenario orchestrated by washington around myanmar, taiwan, the korean peninsula, an aggravation of territorial disputes in the south china sea, as well as the west’s use of conflict disputes. in the field of exploration and production of natural resources. to achieve this, we are fully developing gr

, the asia-pacific region is now the most dynamic region.rey, i have a counter question for you, you are a person with very rich international experience who has worked for many years to build ties between east and west. what is your opinion about the meaning far east in a global perspective. for a very long time we underestimated the potential of the fact that, after all, the economic forge of the world, it was quickly moving to the east. the chinese are wonderful. for russia , the far east region is the region that will lead us to the big market, it will lead us to the big world, to the next technological cycle, in fact, and here it is very interesting to build ties with china, korea, japan, and south -east asia, then with india, and since now the guarantee of our well-being is our wealth, it’s like the development of trade, the development of technology business, the development of not just raw materials, as it used to be, but the development of our inclusion as a high-tech player in global chains. and naturally, we cannot simply rely on

we face russian aggression in europe against ukraine and conflict in the middle east, the indo pacific region are growing. probably proving military capabilities while escalating threats for taiwan and u.s. and allies in the region. we are seeing conflict in the indo pacific including in the recent report, even potential need to deal with china and aggressive north korea simultaneously. united states, united states and north korea peter and defeat the threats it should be vital in our ability to do so. i will turn the floor to our director of security initiative to guide the discussion with ambassador jenkins and a former senior u.s. government official with a history of working closely with australia and contra costa understand threats of the indo-pacific. before joining, markets by the u.s. intelligence community's is a national intelligence officer for north korea after serving in korea as chief strategist for u.s. forces and multinational united nations command. thank you all for joining us for this important conversation and without further ado, i will turn the forteo. >> let me echo you

of strength, we deepen cooperation and coordination between nato and ours. allies in the indo-pacific regione efforts have allowed us to more effectively engage in problem areas such as forced trafficking and china's economic policies, peace and stability in the taiwan strait, east and south china seas, and human rights. the restoration of diplomacy will escalate into conflict. emergency in prague , more than 15 people became victims of a shooting at a local university, about thirty were injured. the shooter himself committed suicide. according to local police, the culprit of the tragedy was a twenty-four-year-old student from kladno, a city 20 km from the czech capital. according to preliminary data, the criminal had previously killed his father. students during shooting they tried to hide from the bullets under their desks, some climbed out onto the ledge, one girl fell down. doctors, part of the historical center of prague is cordoned off by police. our diplomats are finding out whether there are russian citizens among the victims. the preobrazhensky court of moscow sentenced the former m

his service is all connected with the indo-pacific region, so how will the biden administration now decidene, from my point of view , it is still throwing this onto the europeans , will the europeans be able to pull it off, this is the big question, since i think that now many of them are hoping for orban, that he is blocking the decision, then yes , they must support it, formally vote, we include it for ukraine, it doesn’t matter. everyone breathed a sigh of relief, now i’m thinking, maybe there really is some kind of suwalki corridor, they can’t take responsibility, in fact, who? well, here are the poles, and loud statements, armed the forces there will double to more than 300,000 , but we see the real state of affairs in the polish armed forces, and at the same time we cannot underestimate the enemy, now is the time not only for new technologies on the battlefield, but for political technologies, obviously the bet that the americans are making, we can even their strategy... this ring of conflicts, drawing russia into these minor conflicts in the caucasus, will continue to rock central a

it reminds us that russia is, after all , part of the asian pacific region and takes this very seriously, i probably just inaccurately fall into this classification, which is what unmanned aerial vehicles are, that is , probably fpv belongs to a different type in our country, does it count? this is not, we probably spend such figures per month, so of course, that is, it is calculated, that is, you translated the figures absolutely accurately, i just think how it goes with us, lancets and geraniums they... for mobilization in three regions of ukraine i just wanted to share with you, but first a short preface, i got the impression that something went wrong somehow. they said, listen, well, you’re already tired there with your begging, well, at least collect half a half there, and i’m there with biden i’ll talk, maybe we’ll also give you some, yes, because somehow they just put the emphasis on mobilization, mobilization, all this coupled with the topic of poland, slovakia, bulgaria, where they no longer want to see migrants from ukraine , because street crime has increased, and i looked at

but if that is collision, again, is supposed to be stability of the asia pacific region is a risk that is the charge. patients levels at washington operate accused a u. s. navy ship over fi lights and it's suffering t, an entering the south china sea. the united states has deliberately violated showing his sovereignty and security seriously undermine regional peace and stability and trampled on international law and the basic norms governing international relations. the united states has undermine stability in the south china sea. china has undisputed sovereignty over the islands of the south china sea and surrounding waters. of all the site of the incident has to be in a bone of contention between china, the philippines, the u. s. washington has recent a renewed warnings to bass, saying that it will defend the philippines off to the island nation to choose china as coast guard of intentionally targeting its specials in the south china sea. well, last sunday, the philippine coast guard of kings towing over and legally amassing ships and philippine national waters. according to the clai

we note the build-up of nato's power potential in the asia-pacific region.ion of the korean peninsula, an aggravation of territorial disputes in southern china... the strategic defeat of russia, the arena of the same method used in attempts to achieve confrontation has become ukraine. this war is being waged with the hands of those actively supported by the neo-nazi regime in kiev, which unleashed the destruction of the russian-speaking population. donetsk and lugansk people's republics. and today washington is doing everything to delay ukrainian conflict. continues to pump kiev with weapons and adheres to its main principle: war until the last ukrainian. during the special operation, the army of the kiev regime, according to the ministry of defense, lost about 160 thousand people, and there were already thousands of violations of international humanitarian law. only on the territory of the donetsk people's republic from february 2022. more than 4,700 civilians were killed , including 140 children. over 5,000 more people were injured. almost 16 thousand resi

in addition, secretary savbe for russia proposed discussing the situation in the zyat-pacific regionraction in the economic and cultural spheres. this year our countries are celebrating seventy. five-year anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, we consider it as a reliable and time-tested partner in the asia and pacific region, we highly value the balanced position of the true reasons for the special military operation. a little more than a week remains until the end of the year vladimir putin. a live broadcast with the president’s answers to questions from russians will take place on december 14 and will be an anniversary event. according to the account, the first , let me remind you, took place in 2001, two large annual formats, a direct line and a final press conference will be combined this time, questions to the president are accepted by operators of the popular front call center, it has been operating since december 1, editors will choose from the phone in sms on a website on social networks. after a short advertisement, our program will continue to be conduct

head of the general staff reminded that he remembers that russia is, after all, part of the asia-pacific regionnd takes this very seriously. i keep thinking, like us, i just probably don’t exactly fall into this classification, which? mobilization in three regions of ukraine, i just wanted to share with you, but first a short preface, i got the impression that somehow the conference went abruptly, here are 500,000, then danilov he said that there is a war, but everyone should not participate in it, the entire population, well, umerov has already been said, the only thing i can add is so that he does not forget his son said, a citizen of ukraine, who now lives in the united states, i think he will come right away. the incidence of hiv increased by 2.7 times , that is, they said, well, in general , in principle, this is what we come to, yes, that means the central control commission is the former military registration and enlistment office, now it is called the territorial recruitment center, yes, make money from ukrainians ukrainians see this perfectly well, they understand it, they earn quite a

nikolai patrushev and mina exchanged views on the situation in the asia-pacific region, the problem ofability in the republic , and discussed interaction in the spheres of economics and culture. this year our countries are celebrating the seventy-fifth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, we consider them as a reliable and time-tested partner in the asia-pacific region, we highly value da’s balanced position on ukraine and understanding of the true reasons for the special military operation. well, in beijing, the head of the russian ministry of internal affairs held negotiations with his chinese counterpart, discussed cooperation between law enforcement agencies. vladimir kolokoltsev was told about the specifics of the work of police in china. the parties agreed to strengthen joint efforts to combat transnational crime, as well as in the areas of cybersecurity and the fight against drug trafficking. currently, in a difficult international situations. ties between our countries are strengthening; for the russian federation , strengthening these ties is a priority in

delay in approving this plan has nothing to do with ukraine, israel or the situation in the indo-pacific regionth the desire of the republicans to include funding for tough measures against migrants in the bill being discussed. the white house and capitol democrats are wasting their time on strange squabbles, rather than directly discussing the security of our borders, the biden administration prefers to lecture congress, boasting of its supposed leadership in containing putin in europe. the thread on which vital military aid from the united states hangs for ukraine is becoming thinner, cnn admits. even republican senator linsey graham, the same one who previously talked about successful us investments in the ukrainian conflict, revised his own views for the sake of political expediency. i won't vote for help until we secure our borders and get parole reform done, it can be done, democrats don't want to do it, all republicans do, i won't help ukraine until we help ourselves. the main reason for the west's disappointment is the failure of kiev's summer counteroffensive , writes the washington po

influence interventions in the pacific region, region and some of the pacific countries.i'm sure there will be many opportunities, collaborations for joint nominations in the memory of the world travel wonderful. i want to turn it over. we're getting to that we have about 25 minutes left. so i wanted to open the floor up. think there are some hands that have been raised some questions and is the protocol? are people okay? so who's up? who's on deck on dean? this is wonderful thank you all for putting this together, being here for this. it's inspiring and informative and also deeply moving. i will say one of the things occurred to me is the challenge that your work must face in terms of balancing the local law, which you've referred to with the really broad national and international of what you're doing, because i'm sure that the local engagement with the people whose language you're documenting or reclaiming, making sure that they approve of the way it gains the broad public audience that that curious about how you're managing that we're doing it i'm kind like a massachu

one of the story for you, the stupidity of the asia pacific region is the risk and the subs the charge. patients leveled out washington after it accused the u. s. navy ship of violate saying it's sovereignty and entering the south china sea. the united states has deliberately violated showing his sovereignty and security seriously undermine regional peace and stability and trampled on international law and the basic norms governing international relations. the united states has undermine stability in the south china sea. china has undisputed sovereignty over the islands of the south china sea and surrounding waters. the site of the incident has been a bone of contention between china, the philippines on the us. washington has recently renewed warnings to bass, saying that it will defend the philippines of the island nation accused china is coast guard of intentionally targeting its specials in the south china sea as well for the 1st time since the cold whole, the u. s. military is reported to planning to deploy a longer range ground to face missiles in the in the pacific region. an ame

, this is africa, and the middle east, and the asia-pacific region, and all these regions it dominatese of investments, and which binds to himself, he pays. huge investment, plus infrastructure builds, just like in africa, he pushed out the europeans from there and pushed out the americans at the expense of this policy, he went there with peacekeeping missions, with international ones, he understood that in the un, how to use peacekeeping missions, first the chinese came as intelligence , and then the yakoon ones business came in and began to invest and develop, all these regions in five regions it dominates, ukraine, among these five, well, look, africa 55.

um, what's your assessment of the current american policy in the asia pacific region, specifically, how it relates to china? well, the philippines, historically was purchased by the united states, allegedly, from spain at a time when we had already established the 1st republic in each, i know because they wanted a stepping stone into china. so recent events actually mirror or reiterate why the american was invested in the 1st place. they want a stepping stone, they went the foothold in asia. and of course, initially they were interested in the china market, but today they seem to be more interested in good standing, the rights of china as the 2nd, the economic of super power of the world. and possibly the 2nd a superpower military country. yes, we have in the world. i mean, it's interesting because the us claims that the creation of this, as well as military assistance to taiwan, but it's naval maneuvers in that area of the south trying to see that o aimed at ensuring security. now cause one month security is another man's threat . i mean, nato russia, that's one of the most recent exam

provides for civilian assistance to ukraine and israel. gas and deterring adversaries in the indo-pacific region. both parties understand that if we fail to do this, the consequences will be serious. the allocation of additional aid is delayed not because of disputes over ukraine or israel or the indo-pacific region, but because of decisions republicans to add far-right immigration measures to that package. democrats agree that immigration needs to be discussed and resolved, but if republicans want to do it now, they should be the ones to come up with bipartisan proposals. senate republicans know that national security starts with border security, and we've made it clear that for a senate vote on any issue we'll be considering in the coming days, it must include major changes in surveillance policy the border crisis created by the biden administration. but it seems that some of our colleagues are not ready to be serious. katso, and lastly, what is in the letter of republican speaker johnson to the white house? in fact, this letter is a letter in response to the letter bileydim sent to congress,

this is due to the tense security environment in the indo-pacific region and against the background ofna's naval dominance in the pacific and indian. oceans meanwhile , the press service of the air command is in ukraine forces reports that the armed forces destroyed three russian su-34 fighter-bombers in the southern direction. according to the military , it is about carriers of aerial bombs and rockets that shelled the kherson region. oleksiy danilov, secretary of the nsdc, noted that the hunt for these russian fighter jets had been going on for a very long time. but yuriy ignat, the spokesman of the air force of the ukrainian armed forces, said that these are one of the newest aircraft. armed with the russian army, they cost at least 50 million dollars - he said. russian side about technical loss is not reported. however , the american general, former director of the cia, david petraeus, commented on these losses in the russian aviation to my colleague andriy boris. this is a very encouraging development. this shows that air defense on the ukrainian side is quite effective. the su-34

the main goal of strengthening international military cooperation with countries in the asia-pacific regionhe myanmar navy. and at the end of the issue , the festive atmosphere that already reigns on the streets of cities and the approach of the new year from today in the capital will also be reminded of the christmas tree markets. almost... 50 points have opened in moscow, they will work up to 31 december, trees for every taste and size, how to choose and what to do so that the green beauty retains its aroma for as long as possible and delights in lush outfits, in the report, tall and very miniature, i just need to put a small christmas tree on the table, at affordable prices and not only, one of the first christmas tree markets in the country opened in saratov, this year new year's beauties are brought from volgograd and penza, with small toys on... we have already felt the imminent approach of the new year in tyumen, the mironov family has adopted a christmas tree dress up with a male cast, mother is given the opportunity. about 250 christmas tree bazaars will be open in moscow this year

the countries of the far arc, this is the development of relations with asian countries. the pacific regionca, we know, yes, we already have several strong points, i think this is not... the final story, we will continue to work, this is in to some extent a restart and, let’s say, development of relations on certain new terms with the countries of latin america, which we also consider important, despite the geographical remoteness, there is also huge potential there. the ministry of energy does not rule out the construction of a second or third nuclear power plant. high safety requirements. the topic will be continued by veronica buta. the belarusian nuclear power plant is already large-scale, and most importantly, it is responsible for the economy, we can not import electricity. our country has already generated almost 22 billion konomi. blue fuel, replaced 5.8 billion gas , we get an important environmental bonus: we reduce greenhouse gas emissions. according to the relevant minister, electricity consumption is growing due to the recent launch of the second unit, an increase of 6.6% since

thus, in the economic race of the countries of the asia-pacific region , vietnam may become the leadere end of the year, leaving both china and india behind. what are the bonuses for us? firstly, money appears for the creation of a joint product, with which we are already entering the huge asian market, which is 630 million people. it would seem that minsk and hanoi are separated by 8,000 km or almost 12 hours by plane. the countries have been linked by friendship since... it is worth noting that trade turnover between the countries in the region of our responsibility foreign institutions are growing in all countries, exports are growing, imports are growing, we are gradually reaching the level that was recorded before the covid restrictions, so our products in this region, firstly, are familiar, and secondly, are they in demand? it is important to note the prospects of this region and its proximity to thailand. this region is very promising due to its market capacity and growing population. of course, these two circumstances imply an increase in demand both for our mechanical engineer

country, across sector and government and business working more so togethers. >> we have seen asian pacific region dynamic bringing consenss for the trade mechanisms given the backdrop of a ever evolving world has been functioning well in the region. would that be a wonderful precedent of people coming to consensus on all the technology related governments as well, particularly regarding generative ai as you said? >> absolutely. >> where are we now the state of the world? >> we are at the early stage, but i think there is a opportunity for discussions today and what comes out of the meetings to continue to be a roll model for the world and the world to jump in but to have in a open way, because there is different points of view. back to your point around discussion, it is discussion, agreement and ult mltly framing up in the right way to apply at the local level. i do think there is a big opportunity. organizations are seeing it today in invasion happening in this part of the world and think they will want this going forward because aioneed you need the trust in the ai as that is important to them

this sends a bad signal to our allies, be it israel or ukraine or the indo-pacific region.to help ukraine. to supply what kiev needs. if they don't send aid to ukraine, the europeans will likely rush to the rescue in some sense, but at a minimum, the ukrainians will have to shift to more defensive tactics in the war potentially look for ways to end this conflict. our countries are in lockstep when... it comes down to continuing to do everything possible to ensure that putin's aggression remains a strategic defeat and failure for russia and determined to ensure that ukraine continues to do so, are we going to guarantee that? the main western virtues are about cynicism and double standards. so, the us navy base north polk received petroleum products on a direct flight from russia. naturally, the ukrainians, who tracked the avenka tanker, betrayed their partners, german company cst. the tanker delivered 50,000 tons of russian oil products to an american military base on a direct flight from novorossiysk. i’ll just remind you that almost a year ago, western countries, led, natu

in others. already in regions, including china and the pacific region, the cost of labor has alreadylabor in africa. extremely low, of course, where will the key investments of corporations and banks go now, of course, in the african region, it is they who will provide maximum marginality, and it is not for nothing that at the beginning of the twenty-third year, various global economic platforms began to analyze the forecast for the development of african countries, they indicate that it is precisely the southern, south africa, and central africa that will give maximum rates of economic growth. a new region for plunder and cheap labor, roughly speaking, new slaves of our time. belarus is striving to integrate into the technological, energy, transport revolution, economic recovery, and modernization that the key countries of the african region have outlined for themselves. and belarus offers technologies, as it did with mechanical engineering technologies, which essentially made it possible for a number of african states. for the first time in history to reach a plus, that is, to prod