partners from our budget and partners from the urine -- from the united states and european union.er than this year to have time to invest money in infrastructures. we hope, thanks to the continued support of our partners and we will ensure that the construction of a country and restoration of the national economy in short. -- short period of time. all the financial organizations, world bank, imf, all of our partners. we hope together, -- we will win, note doubt -- no doubt. thank you for your crucial support. thank you so much. >> thank you, prime minister. the managing director of the imf. >> it is wonderful to hear from president zelenskyy, the prime minister, to be next to another minister. russia carried devastating missile attacks of critical, structure in ukraine, causing loss of life. despite this -- visa text, the economy is working -- despite these attacks, the economy is working. you are going to work. banks -- banks are operating. companies and households are paying taxes. i saw in one city, the treatment plant bombed by the russians, fully restored and freshly painted.

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we have fantastic partners. goldstar is a fantastic partner with us and several others. they definitely deserve -- deserve a shout out. >> they were on early this morning. let's go with the last piece on that. if you look at how that worked in 2023 and the timeframe and i went through the fact that some people look at this on a watch and not. five years ago, how long would that process had taken five years ago? >> i don't think it would have happened. the first thing you need to do to be able to provide the right platform for sharing information and i joke around about this but it's amazing what we can do. there are channels that need to be specific to threats. the collaborations, the trust we been able to build, we talk about zero trust but trust is the currency when it comes to cybersecurity. i don't see as being able to do that. we need to go back to solar wind. that was before the supply chain attack and we were not operating as a community at all across the government and federal and industry. just the past 2.5 years, we have made tremendous strides. there is a ton

our partners are doing extraordinary work. colombia has given 10 years to approximately 2.5 million venezuelans. costa rica and bay lyses. as well as peru. we see efforts as well to forgive overstate. brazil's welcome operation helped in places where they have greater opportunity. and mexico and canada are increasing the number of people. and working with people to accept repay trayation flights and provide more assistance and and to help integrate refugees and migrants for vulnerable populations. second, we are announcing a surge to regional partners to counter smuggling an effort that will be shared in a few moments. and being spread by traffickers and migration communities through channels reaching upward of 85 million people, so people who want to mig great can do some and know the dangers of putting themselves in the hands of traffickers. we are expanding access to lawful pathways to those in need including the refugees' program. for too many people, these pathways are far from reach we are working to create more opportun

also partly available for our partners.aine made remarkable progress in anticorruption out reforms. ukrainian society and government have zero tolerance for corruption. we have established all needed anticorruption infrastructure, anticorruption prosecutor, anticorruption court, anticorruption agency and agency for prevention of corruption. we implement legislation. we adopt anticorruption strategies. we do what -- adopt anticorruption ministers. all the reforms and all needed and is ongoing. our government, our president, our society has zero tolerance for corruption. we will have every person -- it means that corruption in ukraine and will move ahead to democratic values of european union. we are reducing -- privatizing an efficient and surprising -- and surprising. read cutting out a scale regulation on the economy and abolishing hundreds of licenses so that businesses in ukraine can breathe freely during this war and after the war. for companies that want to work in -- and invest in ukraine we have reduce attractive con

and so we see that our western partners believe in our strength in our victory, our ability to change the situation on the battlefield is fundamental to that, and we prepare our servicemen for that and provide our army with everything necessary, including modern military equipment and weapons equipment and even a year ago who among us would have had the opportunity to believe that the ukrainian armed forces will receive modern air defense complexes of the petriv class or that we will receive the german or american leopard e-e for service, and here we are now living in that reality when all this technique of equipment is already in service with the ukrainian army, well, actually, we see the footage where varshikov with his colleagues from germany and poland signs the intentions to create this leopard service center in poland, but it is about intentions from intentions to practical implementation, how much time can pass and actually how will this affect the possibilities of ukrainian art? this project as soon as possible . why are our polish partners so ardent and friendly towards us, b

and our partners. intending that advantage goes beyond training and requires the operations of space systems and cooperative manner. recent cooperative efforts include deploying u.s. payloads on norwegian and japanese satellites. our partners provide sap and awareness capabilities to mesh with our own to distribute costs and improve coverage. concurrently the spaceports has more than 200 foreign military sales cases with over 60 countries. we will further relationships with allies and partners through additional payload sharing opportunities, personnel exchanges, training exercises and professionally with her education and other security cooperation initiatives. our allies and partners remain critical to deterring adversaries in defeating our enemies. space power is a whole of government endeavor and we continue to strengthen partnerships with our vital interagency partners as well in building relationships with the intelligence community partners to ensure national security requirement's are met, incl

it is an interesting story because these moments have ceased to be voiced by our western partners in the public space somewhere approximately from the second half of march. nevertheless , the practice of cotton in the russian-occupied melitopol mariupol in the north of crimea shows that at least these glsdb munitions are guided ground-launched bombs that we we launch from heimers and rszv m-270, we already have them, but obviously, by agreement with our western partners, we did not announce this and this shocked the russians very much , because even their full-time propagandists are beginning to complain that well, somehow they started this way talk later, no one confirmed for sure that the ukrainians received this weapon and then suddenly something similar fell on the heads of the russian troops just at such a range of 160 km somewhere approximately. this range of flight of this ammunition is obvious what can we expect even further than that such critically important and strategic arms deliveries from our western allies will remain as non-public as possible until the very last momen

, we must also work with partners beyond our borders. we must capitalize on the strength and reach of our law enforcement partnerships around the world, including with our mexican neighbors. yesterday, the attorney general and i met with top mexican security officials. we agreed that we share a common mission -- protecting our communities. we thank them for recent actions in service of that mission, including the capture of the leader of the branch of the sinaloa cartel responsible for large volumes of fentanyl trafficking. and we acknowledge the sacrifice of mexican forces in this fight. the cartels who kill americans with fentanyl are the same forces that have killed brave mexican officers. the boat -- the blows we deal to these cartels protect the citizens of both our nations, but we must do more than just cross geographic orders. we need to expand our efforts into cyberspace. thousands of americans, including children, are dying from fentanyl marketed and distributed over social media. it is no longer enough to protect our children f

therefore, reporting and transparency to our partners is very, very important. it is actually interesting when there was a need to create this tsk we remember there separate publications of the statements of some primarily pro-russian politicians , but ukraine decided to answer the truth and with specific structures directly like this tsk and for now it is just as relevant for the usa for the pentagon, for the congress , there is the question of this reporting, that is, we are directly asked and expected . we are absolutely sure that everything is used for its intended purpose, because as they say, no one is going to shoot themselves in the knee in order for something to disappear somewhere , so we all work for the victory, uh, more people are interested. probably, what else is needed for this for a successful counteroffensive to take place, what else is needed for this to actually take place for this victory, and of course what is being said through the complex, from various political points of view , i will point out that it is very important, but they agree t

companies, certainly for many of the partners in the room today we can bring the innovation.i know jacob is focused on reinventing tomorrow and challenging at the core of what we can do that looks longer-term brings solutions that are going to be impactful make the world smarter, more connected into andsustainable so again i think those types of mindsets is the area many of the companies here can bring that thought process to the table. >> thank you so much. that is a common threat from anybody has been the public-private partnerships are going to be the cornerstone of this process in every sense of the word. i wonder if you can share with us how they can work together to build this foundation for the dynamic and economic recovery. >> we have a great example of the work we've been doing so in 2019, the government asked us to help them digitize some of the government services and they wanted to be able to transparently and seamlessly collect payments. it has a real impact so we want to help them and enable about. we used the gateway to help them integrate that so that happened

, a good partner to africa.n terms of the demographics of africa, the use of its population, the growth in terms of its population as well as all of its other resources, africa has a potential to become the engine to drive not just its own growth as a continent in the next decades, but a driver of global economic growth. our connections with africa historically and in terms of our people and our communities, diaspora communities that are recent and have been here for hundreds of years are part of the strength and connectivity into the reason why we should be partnering with africa in the first place. to the point in terms of industrial competition, looking at some of these critical supply chains and where the industries of today and the future are growing up, you are absolutely right it needs to be a combination of policy approaches that we take that involve investing here at home but also working out how to secure supply chains that are more resilient that make us less vulnerable and open up more opportunities

and are european partners ready to join the restoration of ukrainian cities?andr . in short, yes, if in more detail, i will tell you that the international the summit of cities of regions became a truly significant event, because today during this day in kyiv they discussed how exactly to rebuild and restore ukraine, our economy, our cities and villages to make them modern european barrier-free and most importantly safe events were attended by almost 150 delegates from 17 countries , almost a hundred heads of cities and regions from 37 countries also joined online , the heads of ukrainian cities and military-civilian administrations were also present at the event. so in the breaks they had the opportunity to communicate with their european colleagues and find new partners for the restoration of their region, and president volodymyr zelenskyi appealed to the participants to help build our state. i invite you all participate in the development of a new security infrastructure in ukraine so that consent can be extended to other countries and regions from bomb she

i would like to extend my sincerest thanks to all of my partners at the u.s.er of commerce who have helped make today's event possible. please reach out to the chamber for more information about the ukraine business initiative and to partner with us on how to get involved moving forward. thank you all. [applause] ♪

if russia does not partner up _ ukraine. if russia does not partner up with _ ukraine.partner up with another - ukraine. if russia does not. partner up with another nation or field partner up with another nation orfield its partner up with another nation or field its own space station which given the current circumstances and sanctions is quite unlikely, it might not have any crude spaceflight. what became a story of collaboration is now once again one of competition and conflict. china has its own space station. india wants one. and private companies are getting in on the act, too, sending up their own rockets. i'm pallab ghosh, the bbc�*s science correspondent. come with me on a journey into the future of human exploration, and the new space race. archive: long before man had mastered the earth, i he lifted up his eyes and began to dream of conquering space.| through the centuries, he nursed the dream. i until today, the dream has substance. - man has crossed the threshold. the first great frontier of the universe. - man has entered space. that man was yuri gagarin of

you have them in your reserves, plus your partners gave you a lot.uh, it became clear hmm i say at well, not at one meeting, even at several meetings, i say friends. look, soviet tanks shoot with 125 caliber, it is not manufactured in ukraine , and it is no longer manufactured at your factories either, the warsaw country well, they stopped making 125 caliber because they switched to modern tanks of the nato model where there is a 120 caliber and it is already difficult-difficult-difficult-difficult to get 125 and this means that the tanks will remain and steel and there will be no shooting , therefore we ask you to make a fundamental decision to transfer ukraine to the main battle tank 120 caliber and now let's see what type of tanks there are most of all in the world, of course it became clear that most of all leopards were released and they are in many countries, first leopards first 105 caliber and then to the second leopard 120 caliber and the previous minister also saw kristina lamberg as the minister of defense of germany. she also came to visi

and state and local partners. when you think about the visibility that comes together based on the input of those partners, i would challenge some of the comments about the lack of value. as we have evolved we are getting into a place where that information is enriched and full of a lot more value than anything we have provided for. mr. garbarino: i have a couple more. i'll let you respond in writing. i yield to the ranking member, mr. swalwell, for his second round. mr. swalwell: just following up on my colleague from the miami area, he talked about the concern about chinese drones and chinese technologies in our infrastructure and i mentioned to him but i'll mention to my john garamendi called the airport infrastructure vehicle which would prohibit federal funds being spent on chinese buses. they are flooding our communities with cheap passenger buses. and it's not just that this hurts the ability to make it in america, they are wiring these buses with wifi and other abilities to connect to the network and we'll

, several partners in state and local partners sony think about the tapestry and visibility that comes together based on the input of all of those partners i would challenge some of the comments about the lack of value. i think as we have evolved we are getting to a place where that information is enriched and full of a lot more value than from the federal government. director appreciate that. i have a couple more but i will have you responded in writing. i appreciate it and i yield to the ranking member from california for five minutes. thank you chairman and following up from the miami area we talked about in terms of chinese drones in chinese technologies in our infrastructure is privately mentioned and i will mention to my other colleagues john deere put out legislations they call the airport infrastructure vehicle security act which would prohibit federal funds from being on chinese buses that are flooding our communities with passenger buses. it's not just it hurts the ability to make it in america. there are wi-fi and other abilities to connect. on ai, and i take this to the wor

i would like to extend my sincerest thanks to all of my partners at the u.s. of commerce who have helped make today's event possible. please reach out to the chamber for more information about the ukraine business initiative and to partner with us on how to get involved moving forward. thank you all. [applause] ♪ >> c-span's washington journal every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we have the latest on the debate in congress, and the recent fallout from classified pentagon documents leaked online. and for -- and florida republican congressman carlos gimenez. watch thursday morning on c-span, or c-span now our free mobile video app. during the discussion with your phone calls, facebook discussions, and tweet. >> here's a look at our live coverage thursday at 8:00 eastern on c-span. the house will work on a build that pam's transgender student athletes from competing in girls and women sports in universities and public schools that receive federal funding. they

also, i do not think that the western partners consider these offensive actions, which they hope will begin in lisnaya or at the beginning of the summer, as only a single phase that , one by one, it is possible to liberate, so to speak, all the territories of ukraine. this will probably be a multi-phase approach and he will need this additional western assistance at every stage, but it will still be important so that this offensive does not begin and that this offensive is successful, and that is probably why the ukrainian is preparing for it so carefully the party and the western partners are so carefully approaching and are trying to provide ukraine with the same help that it needs. at this stage, and then already reshaping their opportunities for further help for the further perspective for the complete liberation of ukrainian territories from the russian party, mr. igor, regarding the success of the counteroffensive on my lips the reconquest of our territories and when they talk about the fact that one of the main factors is a sufficient number of weapons, then uh, a sufficient nu

we had multiple partners and in iraq, there was the iraqi security, which is also not one partner. it's the counterterrorism, it's the iraqi army, it's the federal police, all reporting to different ministries, the kurdish peshmerga made up of different political entities there. but there wasn't a u.s. obvious u.s. partner force, syria. and that's where isis had its capital in raqqa. so who is to do that? and one thing that i was striking to me and i was surprised to learn, but embedded in the course of this research was just how early this alliance began and what actually happened in august of 2014, really the day after mosul dam was taken back then, colonel chris donahue of later of man out fame for kabul. now the three star commander of the 18th airborne corps, he was then the delta force commander in in northern iraq, which was whose presence was not acknowledged openly by the u.s. government. and he had a meeting. and sulaymaniyah that was brokered by the kurdish authorities there who were not on good terms with the kurdish authorities in erbil. but that's a separate story. an

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so, we've had many, many partners over the years. everything from the chamber, to sf loma and sf travel. every year, it grows in terms of our partnerships.? years, in 2020, our partner was the department of emergency management because our goal was to say, how do you shop local during a pandemic, right? how do you get people into the corridors and shop safely? over this mast few years, 2022, 2021, master card, our cbd's met and shop -- it's important to understand that this is and you'll see it in the next slide that this really, this program depends heavily on our partnerships. every year the city funds it to the tune of $30,000 a year. that's what we get in our local budget, in our budget. what we raise, we get from the private sector and those are partnerships we have with shop-a-fy and square is an amazing partner all these years and they are always coming to the table and saying, what can we do and how can we support you? in 2020-21, we had great partnership with master card. we did the holly jolly trolley and came into a neighb

the administration also says that they are currently discussing with their allies and partners on the issue of the possible leak of documents, minister austin and prime minister shmygal had the opportunity to talk about it personally yulia, did they take advantage of this opportunity natalya you know this is a hot topic, so we can assume that minister austin and prime minister shmygal discussed this topic, although officially, we do not know this for sure in the official report of the talks from the pentagon, this topic is not mentioned. but more generally, in a wider context, it is emphasized that the united states will once again convince ukraine that they will stand with it as much as it will be necessary and this is one of the concerns that i had on the ukrainian side, whether this potentially probable leak could in some way affect the support of ukraine, and in the pentagon in the white house they say that no . of the conference. he said that he was informed about it on april 6. now there is a very intensive investigation between departments supervised by the ministry of justice.

three starbucks partners were murdered.s a result of that, we have always taken safety very serious, of after that everything we do was about partner safety. in memphis, and a starbucks person -- who agreed to join the union, after hours, opened up that store for activities that were not consistent with safety and procedures at starbucks. no one should open up a story that is closed. the manager took a disciplinary approach and terminated that person. that person was reinstated. that is the fact. stay 50 is key at starbucks. we cannot be held accountable that we believe under the procedures of starbucks that are based on safety for our people, that is a clear violation of our procedures. >> i understand. i'm trying to square your testimony, in which you insist that he rigorously follow the law with overwhelming evidence from the organizations that are charged with enforcing american labor laws but that is not the case. it it is akin to someone who has been ticketed for speeding 100 times saying i have never violated the law

consultation with our partners is always important. finally, turning to detention authority -- for years, the 2002 aumf has been cited as authority for detention for known, captured terrorists. last week i put forward an amendment that would require the secretary of defense to certify the repeal of this authority would not harm detention authority or the u.s. litigation positions against detaining terrorists. if a court were to find that the 2001 aumf did not provide legal authority for detention, which has not been settled at this point, supplemental legal authorities like the 2002 aumf would be absolutely critical. i sincerely would like to support this repeal. i really would. and i hope to be here when we do get to repealing at some point down the line. but now is not the time for it. the realities on the ground convince me i cannot support repealing at this time. we've got to deal with the world as it is. as a result of that, i am compelled to vote no. thank you very much, mr. president. thank you to all of those who have worked on

i want to say that poland is our main partner, and poland is the first country that provided us with military assistance on february 524. poland is the country that is most interesting in our victory because we are friends, partners, and our the borders are close and i can say that almost the only ambassador who remained after february 24 , 2022 on the territory of our country and directly in kyiv was the polish ambassador, for which i am very grateful. i want to say that the poles understand that we are defending not only our country, we are fighting for our independence. today, we are the border between the russian federation and the country and the terrorists, and that is why the poles understand that they are interested in our victory , so that it does not happen under any circumstances our defeats and the corresponding actions, for which i thank them very much , did the polish president count on six more planes, or maybe there were other agreements, four planes, 6 summers, the matter is already a little about other things about global aid, because, in addition to airplanes, we d

these are our partners. i won't go into how many numbers of police officers will be on the street, but we will have enough to facilitate our mobile units if we need to respond to anything. but this is a collaborative effort with our partners in the secret service. >> [indiscernible] >> i won't get into specific numbers but if we need to deploy check what's, we will do so. >> we have searched a number of officers into the transit system. we expect to have a healthy complement of officers. >> this question is for you. your former police officers in the past were deployed to similar incidents. now as mayor, what concerns you most as far as security on the eve of this arraignment? >> i really have a lack of concern. i know how well the new york city police department is able to pivot and shift based on the circumstances they are facing. we are prepared. the commissioner understands that this is a unique situation and the police department is fully prepared with the coordination that the deputy mayor is doing alo

became their main strategic partner.an federation, we have strengthened ties with china we continued to strengthen ties with other countries, both distant and near arcs. we remained so focused on strategic partnership. we will feel for to ourselves certain difficulties, difficulties, if we relax, if we think that the government will do everything for the enterprise to work. and we will not do anything, of course, we will feel and we will feel if we stop developing, if we lag behind in the field, that's it, we said microelectronics, if we lose areas of development of e- artificial intelligence today. it will be a tragedy if we cannot create our own import independence in order to keep up from the countries we can't afford to be running errands, yes, in second positions to china from turkey we must be equal partners. only in this case, we will not feel for ourselves that the sanctions really have such a delayed effect. everything goes first on knurled. we still live at the expense of some old stocks, and then if nothing is

our partners and allies are joining us. at the end of pacific economic framework as a priority, and we are making significant progress. this will level the playing field for american workers and businesses, create resilient supply chains, boost agriculture exports, build an inclusive economy and help businesses compete. we kicked off the americas partnership for prosperity, with 11 countries. regionalization is an integral part of building resilience in the economy, by strengthening our relationships with closest neighbors, contrives sustainable growth and bolster our prosperity. we are deepening ties at the bilateral level. taiwan is an essential partner, and our 21st century trade initiative is moving forward. we launched the u.s. kenya strategic trade partnership. we work with european union through the technology council to promote shared economic growth and to coordinate our actions against russia and belarus. we are making progress on the world's first arrangement on steel and aluminum trade. this will tackle admissio

nevertheless, our expectations from our western partners are extremely high and they are justified by technological dimension . the ukrainian army provides me with security . they left ukraine and the ukrainian people. it works to ensure the security of the european continent and of all the peoples of all the countries that inhabit our european cabinet and in this context, not receiving a sufficient amount of military equipment. well, what is the cause of the trip? let's talk about the offensive, now a lot of people are talking about it. and now the question arises: how can we determine specific weeks for such an offensive? can it generally have such a creeping character, if it is not some kind of counter-scale operation that will immediately lead to the liberation of a large part of the territory? we are also dealing with jumpy processes that will continue for months, let's say there from a certain point until freezing , and i think that here we should proceed from the following considerations regarding the real plans of the ukrainian general staff, which plans and ensures the conduc

influenced the world's partner of choice and the reason is to clear. in terms of modernization, too many weapons systems are delayed into the status quo in the mindset, bureaucracy of procurement process and lack of consistency for the industrial base. by some senior defense officials and military leaders modernized u.s. force 2030 will arrive too late. unification of taiwan. the history of failure and more can be summed up in two words. too late. too late comprehend and that the purpose of a potential enemy and too late realizing the danger, too late preparing, too late uniting. too late. must be ready to fight tonight and rapidly modernized maintain the world's greatest. pick one over the other is a false choice. i did not want to be the chairman presiding over world war iii. i hope this changes the increasingly aggressive behavior today tomorrow or in 2030. 800 billion dollars, 3.4 million employees and 4000 sites of 160 countries the department of defense is the world's largest business. cost-saving measures and business operations today the dod re

, i can note that, unfortunately, not all partners have yet responded. so, the supply is now coming, but i cannot say that it is not there, but there are certain let's put it this way, delays on one or another issue, we will assume that this is a temporary situation in zaporizhzhia, the enemy fired at nuts, three powerful aerial bombs were dropped on the city, they hit the private sector, an apartment building and a local factory, two people died the day before in the kherson region due to enemy attacks , on thursday, the russians shelled the village of smiivka, they hit the school was also attacked with aeronauts in the park in kherson in both places of the hits there are victims but despite the continuous attacks, the people of kherson did not delay, they launched trolleybuses the kyiv route is turning on the traffic lights that have not worked for more than a year, so far there is little traffic. oh, the city is slowly coming back. what is it like now in kherson ? tetyana sabula will tell about these traffic lights. there will be more traffic lights.

is united states six largest trading partner. we are seeing more of an emphasis on not just with their the ship today, not just on the protection the u.s. has provided over the years and support, which i think we will see in congress when the president a addresses joint congress, but also an acknowledgment of the evolution of the relationship and the importance as far as a trading partner now and into the future. in that time south korea has become a leader in -- we know about the cars, but electronics, semiconductors, which if you're paying attention to geopolitics it is going to be a key piece of the trade wars going forward. clean energy. climate change. anything related to science and technology, south korea has excelled and i think we are starting to see united states saying we help you grow, we help you flourish, we also need your help now. there -- president yoon came with a huge delegation of south korean business leaders. they're going to come home with bigger deals as well. investment goes both ways.