government's ability to track, detect and mitigate the prc's activities against u.s. infrastructure and scale. one example of the impact of the strong relationships was demonstrated with of the cybersecurity advisory which was the first documented a prc activity against the critical infrastructure lastly i would like to reiterate my appreciation for the opportunity to speak with you this afternoon and recognize the continued efforts to bring attention to this critically important issue that impacts the national security, the lives and livelihoods of the american people. it really kind of teases out the implications of an attack on the critical infrastructure. i'm left with the implication china is pursuing a strategy to either hold us hostage in the event of an international incident such that we would be afraid to respond or to actually cause casualties on the homeland. is that an accurate assessment i can take from your testimony? >> absolutely. so, as i mentioned, as i eat eluded to it is the chinese military doctrine in the aftermath of the ransom where attack on

in regards to the prc and russia. the atlantic council report notes the challenges posed by these actors are different. there needs to be some adjustments to the strategies. i think that while the department of defense plays an important role in terms of working with partner militaries, enhancing defense cooperation and our ability to work together across multiple domains including air, land, sea, space and cyberspace. there are important elements to the challenges posed by the prc and russia that require government reforms. there are economic interests being pursued by the prc and russia. and political and diplomatic elements as well. from our perspective, the key issue is prioritization and taking a look at what is happening in the region that poses a risk or a threat to u.s. interests and allies. and what kind of activity is taking place that may have disadvantage is or may be that neutral but cannot be the primary focus of our attention. we are concerned about activities in cyberspace. we want to keep our eyes on

the point is that on the 31st, when our ambassador presented his credentials to the president of the prc, xi jinping, after he arrived in early june, having been appointed, it seems, in april, yes, and when the president and the president of the prc, he is the recipient of the credentials. from 42 people, yes, of course, that this meeting with the deputy minister of foreign affairs should have been and was before that, it seems that it was even earlier, because in diplomatic practice, when an ambassador comes to a new country, the new ambassador of the sending country, comes to the country, means its own stay, in order for him to get to work sooner, he must hand over a copy of the letter of intent. the relevant person from the ministry of foreign affairs, as a rule, it is either a minister or a deputy minister, regarding the meeting with the deputy minister of china, with the deputy minister of foreign affairs in moscow, well, you know, after putin and xi jinping met in moscow, and then in beijing, of course, a program was developed to maintain and develop contacts at various levels, we

so they look at the risk posed by the prc as something that will come in the future, but not today.ducating partners in making sure they are aware of how some decisions they make today could create long-term risk is critical. when it comes to russia, they have a slightly different position because there are many governments that use russian equipment. they have acclimated to that and with the conflict in ukraine and the role of sanctions etc. they are realizing it is time to shipped -- shifted to other equipment. this is ongoing and a conversation that we take seriously, that our partners have interest in. and i have to sign off soon. this may be my last comment and apologies i had to start late. at the end of the day, the way the united states can meet the challenge posed by power competition in latin america in the caribbean is by having a proactive, affirmative, engaged agenda, not just telling countries what they should be doing but what they can do with the u.s.. over the last few years there has been a lot we have achieved and progress made on extremely important -- not all of

the treaty played an important role in the economic recovery of the prc and the rapprochement of ourin 1966 , a letter of twenty-five was sent to leonid brezhnev protesting against the rehabilitation of stalin. it was signed by major figures in science, literature and art, including academicians leonid artsemovich and pyotr kapitsa, writers valentin kotaev and korny chukovsky, actors and directors mikhail rom and oleg efremov, ballerina maya plesetskaya. after the dismissal of nikita khrushchev , anti-stalinist statements were no longer allowed in the media. we need to create it ourselves and do it together, we are very different, we speak different languages, but we we have one desire, a diverse and open world for everyone, every opinion will be heard at the world youth festival, let's start the future together, find out more at fest2024.com. how to understand how much a car will actually cost if you are planning such a large purchase, you can often see two prices on aggregator websites or in dealer advertisements. one with discounts and the other not. which one is real and is it st

what do you surmise xi jinping and the prc took from that? what lesson did they take from the swiftness of that coalition? >> as i mentioned in my testimony, i really do think that russia and china grew more aggressive because they sensed a weakness on the part of the united states. that the united states was withdrawing from leadership in the world, was withdrawing from our alliances and wasn't drawing the line on aggression and i'm thankful that president biden and our n.a.t.o. allies drew a line on putin. i don't think putin expected that, really frankly. so it was really important for the united states and our allies to be able to say, if you cross that line, we will take steps to go after russia, we'll undermine your economy, we'll provide military aid, and we will strengthen n.a.t.o. that was a clear message and most importantly, the message was if the ukrainians, because they're brave fighters, stopped the russian invasion. that got the attention of xi jinping and the fact that that invasion was stopped, the fact that the united states

he feared that by acting against taiwan, the prc could drag the ussr into a big war with the americansp the port of arthur, the city of dalneye and the chinese changchun railway, which mao insisted on. after much deliberation, the soviet union decided that the political and ideological benefits of an alliance with the prc and the need to confront the united states and japan were most important. the negotiations were led by foreign minister andrei vyshinsky and chinese prime minister zhou enlai. they put their signatures on the friendship agreement. moscow and beijing have pledged to fight for peace and security. obstruct. quote: the revival of japanese imperialism is repeated aggression by japan or any other state that would join with japan in acts of aggression. roma and oleg efremov, ballerina maya plesetskaya. after the dismissal of nikita khrushchev , anti-stalinist statements were no longer allowed in the media. the topic of repression was closed, and books and films about repression were no longer available. the authors of the letter called this quote "partial or indirect rehabil

you need a long-term region to win if you are interested in winning the war with prc. the united states needs a long-term vision which means united states power and pose edition is not distinguished from power and use. sometimes said that should be ready to use that power otherwise the united states leads to long-term international interests. the three of us can share that point. the united states, you know, thinking about and eve all thing strategy around the world could be adjusted to this kind of volatile reality. >> what about sustainability? >> upcoming us presidential elections? >> your elections also in april? do these things impact the sustainability of trilateral? >> many people expressed concerns about the outcome of the us presidential election but when it comes to policy and policy changes, you have 2, you have 2 look into evolving policy environment. if you compare folks of the trump period and now, i think now north korea's nuclear initial capabilities are a lot more advanced, russian sector has emerged and rok us-japan trilateral cooperation has been str

traditional festivities, concerts will last a whole week, on the first days of the new year, residents the prcd buddhist temples and monasteries; millions of people travel to their hometowns to spend these holidays with their loved ones. buddhists in russia celebrated the chinese new year. residents of buryatia trans-baikal region, irkutsk region, kalmykia, tuva, of course, the capital, which has noticeably changed on the streets of moscow, thousands of red lanterns are seeded, dragons are everywhere, the city will have... fairs, exhibitions, a master class, and also dancing and an acrobatic show. that's all for now, see you later. hello everyone, everyone wants to fly on the first channel podcast, and i’m the host.

but the prc cyber threat is made even more harmful by the way the chinese government combines cyber meansith traditional espionage and economic espionage. election interference, and trends in national repression. in other words the ccp is throwing a toll of government and undermining the security of the rule of law world. >> miles, your response? >> storage arrays absolutely right. i agree with him one 100% he talks about the severity, the scale and the grave consequences of not dealing with the threat. and i hate to hear sometime in the future when something happens to the united states and here doctor ray said told her so very quick to mention artificial intelligence. by the chinese ahead of the united states and artificial intelligence technology? >> china basically has this mentality that somehow they believe inth traditional forms f competition economic and military competition is important. we are going too build up a paired seat with the west but particularly with the united states for china discovers with the advent of new information revolution technologies there is some new doma

one of the most reliable ways to make america look helpless in the eyes of the prc is to provoke chinesen, refuse to support ukraine, further material assistance to kiev will not be carried out to the detriment of taiwan, it will clearly demonstrate the determination to help taiwan. very interesting text. diplomacy has worked for centuries, you're looking at another great power, especially in this case we are talking about china , a nuclear power, and you are thinking how not to bring things to confrontation and how important it is that they understand that they can deal with you, yes, you are strong, you are powerful, you have the largest, if we talk... not about the number of people, but about the military capabilities of the army in the world, but nevertheless, i would say, you are showing yourself as a serious potential negotiating partner, that is, you have shown that in the case of ukraine, you understand russian concerns , you have proven that you do not strive for hegemony, that some even the most complex issues that... can be discussed rationally, compromises can be sought, and

they know that by leaving russia undefeated means leaving the prc undeterred.nd their security assistance to ukraine demonstrates how seriously they take these linked threats. there's also growing trans-atlantic agreement that china is a systemic rival and a revision rift power -- revisionist power. when the most successful military alliance in history stands together, it represents fully half of the world's military power and half of its economic power. nato is a a formidable force that inspires confidence and collaboration among an even wider circle of allies and partners, particularly in the indo-pacific. let aggression linger ur allies undefeated, this force is spread thin. and beijing wants nothing more than to face a west fstill consumed by self-deterrence in a conflict halfway around the world. europe has woken up. it's outpacing america in direct assistance to ukraine. with another $50 billion -- $50 billion in eur0s announced just today. even as they ramp up their support to upgrade their capabilities and expand their defense industrial capacity, ameri

, prc-dominated technology. we want the technology but we want to be investing in a way that does not strengthen our adversaries. any thoughts on what d.o.t. is doing, to educate its team and contractors about the fact that we do not want to give the prc anymore coercive power over our country? how do we deploy this? >> thank you, congressman. i would love to turn it over to acting administrator carlson. the concern with the peoples republic of china is spot on. we are in constant communication with the treasury department as they do analysis is -- analyses as they are deploying this, that they are resilient against attacks. we see thousands per day. it is the pnt, the signal we get from space. we are again in constant communications and secretary buttigieg has led the research team, and our chief information officer, we are tracking threats and we are helping our oem partners. >> let's get specific, in case people think the undersecretary or i are fear mongering. here is the nonpartisan statement. china could u

so that what we see in terms of how the worldwide digital economy works, we know that the prc is going to be looking for lot of room to restrict data flows to have the government tell companies where data can flow, where it can reside, that it must be localized within their border. and what we know is data flows into china, it doesn't flow back out and that all that data eventually will either be in the possession of or be accessible to the state. we know that we would look at that model it really does reflect our value. that is not what we want. i think we have actually a lot of consistency with many of our trading partners, that's not the system that we want. on the flipside, we take a look at ourselves and where we are right now, what i would observe is we have a system that is very little regulation. in fact, i've been told by my friends on the hill whichever part of his political spectrum they might sit on, that an american has no privacy rights to their data here in the united states, and that just doesn't feel right and that something they are trying to do something about. but t

the prc has put a lot of stock in its capacity to tolerate waste and inefficiency. their other internal factors impacting china's ability to innovate in ai and other emerging technologies, these include demographic changes, shortages and the regulatory environment. of these factors i'm going to focus on china's ai government actors. these efforts are led by the cyber administration in china and in recent years launched three main ai regulation policies, one focusing on recommendation algorithms and generative ai. these regulations can offer ai companies clarity on what is and what is not permitted when they develop their models for commercial use in a fast-paced ai market. however, excessive regulation can stifle innovation. we've seen indications chinese companies are concerned about compliance costs associated with standing regulation. but it is too early to judge the impact of china's ai regulations on a country's ability to innovate and follow its technology ecosystem. beyond that, there are other external factors that impact china's ai, us controls on ships and

with the leaders of most western countries, something really had to happen, but the belarusian of the prcriends, not just neighbors on the planet. because online commentators love to write, envy in silence. speech president at a forum in dubai, immediately followed by a visit to beijing, died down in the world press, and it seemed to many that the week of the president of belarus could not be more eventful, but on friday evening, december 8, the media flew around. sheikh, and the host country designated its format as home and family. for the authors of articles about belarus as a rogue country, this was simply a blow to the death. and they stopped circulating news about our president’s working tour, but it was just beginning. from the uae alexander lukashenko flew to equatorial guinea, a small a state in central africa with access to the atlantic ocean, if you look at the map, it is located on the edge of the left side of the continent, area 28,051 km, population 1,670,000 people, slightly less than in minsk. this country consists of a mainland and a group of islands. located on the large

none of the liaisons have been declared to host a lot alone receive consent while the prc embassies and consulates have been using these informal networks for a decade they were formalized through a state council decree in september. in your testimonies of law enforcement officials must pay attention to the role of diplomatic staff and actors working on the states to intimidate exiles. which role do these volunteers play in the ability to conduct transnational repression activities? >> the honest truth of my knowledge on this issue is from the human rights group that you cited. we were encouraged to see an april indictment for two p.r.c. nationals arrested on suspicion of operating one such police station in new york. so this issue is getting greater attention, the plane i would simply make is the 850 or so cases we've had a physical transnational, the murderers, that's just the tip of the iceberg, in countries like china are employing surveillance, police stations, spyware, just all manner of tactics. i think it's a wake-up call for the nation. >> specific thing we could do it in regar

news, briefly: russia begins to supply pork to china, the main thing the customs administration of the prcts market, according to interfax, the right to export. received mirotor, velikiye luki meat processing plant and tambov bacon. let me remind you that the supply of pork has been banned since 2008; according to estimates from the national union of pig farmers, the export of this meat to china can reach 200,000 tons per year. this year, russian hotels may launch a non-refundable rate, deputy minister of economic development dmitry vakhrukov announced this. the measure will allow tourists to save on accommodation. according to russian union of tourism industry. commenting on the results, the head of the bank, german gref , noted that 2023 was a record year for sber in many respects, in particular in lending, as the total loan portfolio grew by 27%, to almost 39.5 trillion. and at the end of the year, alrosa paid almost one and a half billion rubles in excess profit tax, as stated in the ifrs report. as for financial results, net profit decreased by 15%. up to 85 billion rubles revenue , o

. >> at the hearing wray revealed prc backed chinese hacking group was caught attempting to target america'stical infrastructure. garland issued a statement saying the united states will continue to dismantle malicious operations including those sponsored by foreign governments that undermine the security of the american people. as china emerges as our top adversary in cyberspace national cyber director warns the prc is pre-positioning threat actors in the event of the u.s. being drawn into a military conflict to degrade our capabilities. >> their aim is clear. in the early stages of a conflict they want to disrupt our military eva's ability to mobile eyes and impact the systems that allow us to thrive in our increasingly digital world. >> if all of that wasn't sobering enough, dana. wray says china has a bigger hacking program than every other major nation combined. dana. >> dana: great. thanks, griff. actually thank you, thank you for the report. >> bill: so you got a resume, might as well throw it in the trash. merit-based hiring is not equal. a new study by the american psychological ass

the media , the diplomat will contribute to the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis to the prcalled shuttle diplomacy, seeks peace negotiations, the special envoy will arrive in moscow on march 3. well , zelensky flew to albania to beg for weapons, the prime minister promised to help, there are a lot of american weapons in this country, and also explained why albania seeks to join the eu. the european union is not heaven, but it is without a doubt a hell of complete joy, at least it is not a bloody hell, that is why we want to be there, this is a fundamental thing, we need to think not only about what we are doing, but about that. the united states does not allow ukraine to begin peaceful negotiations with russia, therefore it is the white house that is responsible for the deaths, said american journalist tucker. now he is meeting with journalists about the interview he took with the russian leader. with details natalya goncharova. however, he chose the tactics of a patient listener. carlson had something to answer. in he expected more pressing questions from the reporter, he e

there is no way around it. unquote: a century-old lie concocted by anti-chinese forces to smear the prctes, volkswagen did not know where the parts were made, since one of the suppliers in a long chain was responsible for them, when the automaker learned about the problem, then it notified the us authorities and postponed the delivery of these cars until the end of march. volkswagen will replace any questionable parts. in general, this issue is very delicate for a german company, because in the capital of sinjan, the city of urumqi. this was the first launch of the transporter since the beginning of the year. the flight from baikonur to the international space station will take about two days. in progress are 2.5 tons of cargo for the iss and chocolates for the commander of the cosmonaut corps oleg kanonenko, who recently broke the world record for being in space. several russian regions immediately introduced restrictions on transport due to heavy snowstorms; in moscow, the height of the snow cover increased to 54 cm, which is one and a half times more than the norm. due to snowfalls a

start to slow the rise down permanently and put permanent economic disadvantage into the picture on the prccan power and chinese power then we can play politics. maria: very quickly when you say all the big stuff happens are you referring to china going into taiwan? >> i think they have a whole series of things that they might do in the pacific. maria: good to see you. jonathan dt ward will keep a spotlight on it. a quick break, to squad members voting against a house declaration that seem to be a no-brainer for the rest of the house. wait until you hear this is making a buzz. "mornings with maria" live on fox business. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the chase mobile app. before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to

across the entire industrial base and the advantage that we have is deeply quick capital markets, the prcthat and that will be one of the things that allows us to win the competition if we get serious. maria: jim breyer he was a husband of angela child who was killed elaine chao sisters was killed in texas, he told bloomberg that is taking a pause in investing in china he said that in january and a bloomberg interview. i wonder about the pause and why jim ryer is making this pause. elaine chao's sister angela chao has unfortunately died and we don't know how this car accident took place. >> jim breyer is right at this point investing in the china market if anyone has any real understanding of where this is all headed, there headed for enormous risk and probably enormous losses in the market. it's irrational at this point to be funding this adversary in inputting capital or other people's capital at risk. maria: jonathan d.t. were joining us. we'll be right back. ♪ that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in

as stated in the prc media, the diplomat will promote a political settlement of the ukrainian crisis.ts so-called shuttle diplomacy, seeking peace negotiations. the special representative will arrive in moscow on march 3. french soldiers could still enter ukraine, but only to train recruits, this was stated by the prime minister of the fifth republic, but he emphasized that there is no talk about this yet. the german chancellor again spoke out against sending nato troops. however, some alliance soldiers and officers have been fighting on the side of ukraine for a long time. elzeta khramtsova with details. the most difficult time has come, we did not expect an easy walk, but we can cope with the current situation. veterans from the usa, and the total number of those who came to ukraine is a soldier of fortune. although official numbers are a bit hazy, according to ukrainian officials, about 20,000 foreigners make up ukraine's international legion. last week, volodymyr zelensky issued a decree allowing foreign citizens to join the national guard, the military branch of ukraine's ministr

taiwan in the 1950s, just like today, was facing a very hostile threat from prc engagements. the taiwan straits, skirmishes on some of the outlying eisenhower. there had been some some efforts made during the truman administration, but eisenhower looked at taiwan and said, this can be a case study. this can be a wonderful example where can demonstrate to our allies we stand with you. we're not going to put u.s. troops on the ground but we are going to supply you with weapons supply of training. we're going to demonstrate a commitment to your through military assistance. and that's what we see is that the figures are absolutely staggering especially if you think of you know the size of the us army today. taiwan in 1955 had over half a million troops out of a population of about 11 million. so absolutely very, very large military. again fulfilling that sort of model. eisenhower looked at in korea a. simple mission you're not asking taiwanese to invade the mainland you're not asking taiwanese forces to to another area. they're going to be defensive. they're going to be holding t

prc has put a lot of stock in capacity to find innovation even tolerating ways and inefficiencies. and there are other internal factors impacting china's ability to innovate in ai and other emerging technology thes. these include demographic changes, shortages and involving regulatory environment. of the 3 factors i'm going to focus on china's governing efforts. they are lead by china. it has launched 3 main regulation policies one focusing on recommendation on algorithms and clarity on what is and what is not permitted when they develop their models for commercial uses in a fast-pace ai market, however, excessive regulation can stifle innovation. but it is too early to judge the full impact of china's ai regulations on the country's ability to innovate and develop its technology ecosystem. beyond that, there are also external factors that impact china's ai innovation for one u.s. controls on computing chips and related semi conductors manufactured equipment may hinder to train models that often demand high-computing power. another is the u.s. 2023 investment restrictions on when t

nor is cyber the only prc threat we face. the prc cyber threat is made vastly more dangerous by the way they knit cyber into a whole of government campaign against us. >> it's a busy day on capitol hill. elsewhere on the building republican senator james langford of oklahoma is epenly calling out republicans criticizing the bill on the border without even reading its text. in addition to langford republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana is telling his colleagues to show some courage when it comes to former president donald trump's vehement opposition to the bill. take a listen. >> the biggest struggle is no one's been able to read it, and so everyone's going off of internet rumors and there's a lot of things out there paddling false -- for instance there's ongoing things that allows 5,000 people every day, and there's no way that's in the bill. number one, i would never agree with that, but it's also a total mischaracterization of the bill, but that's out there on the internet. we're in a moment when people read what they

the prc remains the key partner with a 30% share of trade turnover. equipment and transport, including electric ones, were most actively imported from china. the american company rapoport, owner of the country's largest diamond trading platform, criticized the g7 anti-russian diamond sanctions. gazettes write about this. market participants fear that belgium will control the entire flow of precious stones, and such a monopoly would be disastrous for business. leading diamond mining company debirs and boswana's akavanga diamond company also opposed the sanctions. they expect a sharp jump in diamond prices from african producers and a significant narrowing of geography and exports. and the cashback of large russian banks over the past year reached 200 billion rubles. this is a third more than in 2022. data were provided to the statements by sberbank, vtb, sofcombank and tenkov. banks explained the increase in total cashback amounts due to the recovery purchasing activity, increasing the number of cardholders and expanding partner networks. last year, th

in my written testimony i discuss multiple mechanism that is the prc has used to increase capital support for ai. this include r&d funding, subsidies, public and private equity the investments. today i want to focus on government guidance funds. the chinese government uses these funds to mobilize both public and private capital in order to achieve two goals, one generate financial return and two, further industrial policy goals. this has allowed government to do direct investments to strategically important industries. my research shows that the government is involved across multiple funding stages, investment in company especially in emerging technologies can be really risky and the chinese government sets up guidance funds in order to contribute the first 20 to 30% of capital. in theory, this initial investment can aattract private investors who may not have the appetite to find high-risk, high-reward sectors lake ai, but in practice these investments often state-owned enterprises and state-run banks and once deployed, these guided funds are operated by management institutions that are

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the prcs said israel has failed to ensure the safety of his crews and the wounded. in gaza, the israel regime is continuing with this genocidal onslot, which has claimed the lives of nearly 30,00 palestinians in over 140 days. earlier we spoke to our correspondent in the central gaza city of daryl bala, mutti abasaba. he gave us an update on the situation on the ground in the war ravish strip. the israeli occupation forces committed at least 10 appalling massacres over the last 24 hours. claiming the lives of 90 palestinian civilians and injuring at least 142 palestinian civilians. uh, these numbers are rising incrementally with the continuous and the seasless israeli air strikes and attacks that are still hitting more areas of gaza strip. the latest attack took a blast here in the central area of gaza strip actually targeted a residential building in alabaray refugee camp and the central area of gaza strip were at least two palestinian civilians. were killed over that attack while uh the israeli artillery actually targeted and anrua school which is taken shelter by

question society has announced the complete suspension of his medical missions in gaza for 48 hours. the prcs said israel has failed to ensure the safety of his screws and the wounded. our correspondent in gaza muchaba musa has talked us through the latest israely strikes on the palestinian territory. let's listen to him talking from the city of der albala. in the central area of the last night the israel planes destroyed a orisental building in balah city in the vicinity of the alaxa marthas hospital. a multi floor building was destroyed over those attacks and over those strikes, douzens of the palestinan casualties were reported to the alaxa marta's hospital. in the meantime the israeli artillery renewed and resumed their attacks against uh fuji camp, particularly neighborhood and almograga neighborhood in the meantime the gaza gaza city and multiple neighborhoods in gas city were under heavy bombardments of the israeli air strikes and the continuous israeli shielling of the israeli tanks and the israeli artillery refugee camp, a zitoon neighborhood neighborhood and daraj neighborhood were

the prcs said israel has failed to ensure the safety of its crews and and the wounded and in gaza, the israel regimes continue with this genocidal enslot which has claimed the lives of nearly 30,00 palestinians in over 140 days, this campaign of genocide by the israeli regime, and earlier we spoke to our gaza correspondent out of dira batu, for an update. the israeli occupation forces commit. at least 10 appalling massacers over the last 24 hours, claiming the lives of 90 palestinian civilians and injuring at least 142 palestinian civilians. these numbers are rising incrementally with the continuous and the seasless israel air strikes and attacks that are still hitting more areas of gaza strip. the ladies attack took a place here in the central area of gaza strip actually targeted a residental building in al. tog camp and the central area of gaza strip were at least two palestinian civilians were killed over that attack while uh the israeli artillery actually targeted and unra school which is taken shelter by the palestinian civilians and the displaced palestinians and dozens of the pa

the prcs said israel has failed to ensure the safety of a screws and the wounded. us president joe biden has expressed hope that the ceasefire will be established in the gaza strip by next monday, amid reports of progress and talks between negotiators and the katsari capital. at least my national security advisor tells me that we're close, we're close, it's not done yet, and my hope is by next monday we'll have a cease fire. b has come day after the white house national security advisor confirmed that negotiators are close to reaching a ceasefire deal. doha is host. new round of talks with the presence of representatives from israel, qatar, egypt and the us. according to media reports amas resistance movement has received the draft proposal which allows for a 40-day initial halt in all military operations in gaza. the pause would allow the release of 40 israely captives and exchange for 400 palestinians held in israely jails. it also includes the return of displaced palestinians to northern gaza as well as the entry of eight trucks to the bessieg territory. the reg

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as stated in the prc media, the diplomat will promote a political settlement of the ukrainian crisis. diplomacy, is seeking peace negotiations, and a special envoy will arrive in moscow on march 3. well, zelensky flew to albania to beg for weapons. the prime minister promised to help this country with a lot of american weapons. the united states does not allow ukraine to begin peace negotiations with russia, so it is the white house that is responsible for the deaths, it said. i just visited moscow, the largest city ​​of europe, with a population of 13 million people, i traveled up and down and this city is much nicer, at least outwardly, than any other city that we have, this is not support for putin, by the way, this did not make me fall in love with putin, this made me hate our own leaders because i... the end of the conflict in ukraine. according to him , the confrontation will end with, i quote, a reasonable settlement. in a conversation with friedman, carlson recalled that moscow offered options for a peaceful settlement. the journalist pointed out that zelensky is a pawn in a b

he was afraid that the prc might get involved in its actions against taiwan.apan are most important. the negotiations were led by foreign minister andrei vyshinsky prime minister of the people's republic of china joy. they put their signatures pogovo. on february 14, 1966 , letter 25 was sent to leonid brezhnev protesting against the rehabilitation of stalin. wrote by major figures of science, literature and art, including academicians leonid artsemovich and pyotr kapitsa, writers valentin kotaev and korny chyukovsky, actors and directors, mikhail roma and oleg efremov, ballerina maya plesetskaya. after the dismissal of nikita khrushchev , anti-stalinist statements were no longer allowed in the media. the topic of repression was closed, books and films about repressions. the letter's authors called this quote "a partial or indirect exoneration." and we emphasized, we will quote, until now we have not become aware of a single fact, not a single argument that allows us to think that the condemnation of the cult of personality was in any way wrong. on the contrar