department of state in partnership with the ministry of education and republic of korea and the ministry of foreign affairs in japan, in collaboration with the east-west center, will host the first annual u.s., rok, japan trilateral level leadership youth summit in july. again, the person-to-person ties that we working on in this trilateral context i think is really fundamental to what we are doing, because these are three countries that are connected through share values, rooted in democracy, and bringing people together and closer, as i have experienced throughout my career, is fundamental to the foundation on which our cooperation is based. so, i think looking back between camp david and now, we have come a long way, we have done a lot. and i know that everyone in this room has also put in a lot of time and effort to make contributions to advancing this work. going forward then, i want to continue to dedicate my time and resources to identify new areas of cooperation, further deepening the existing areas that we have. and as i do that, i very much look forward to the intellectual inpu

department of state in partnership with the ministry of education and republic of korea and the ministry of foreign affairs in japan, in collaboration with the east-west center, will host the first annual u.s., rok, japan trilateral level leadership youth summit in july. again, the person-to-person ties that we working on in this trilateral context i think is really fundamental to what we are doing, because these are three countries that are connected through share values, rooted in democracy, and bringing people together and closer, as i have experienced throughout my career, is fundamental to the foundation on which our cooperation is based. so, i think looking back between camp david and now, we have come a long way, we have done a lot. and i know that everyone in this room has also put in a lot of time and effort to make contributions to advancing this work. going forward then, i want to continue to dedicate my time and resources to identify new areas of cooperation, further deepening the existing areas that we have. and as i do that, i very much look forward to the intellectual inpu

madam president, the republic of korea takes note that serious negotiations among key stakeholders are ongoing underground to achieve the long-overdue release of the hostages. we express our strong support and appreciation for these efforts. the republic of korea will continue to engage in council deliberations to achieve a cease-fire in gaza as well as the realization of the two state solution. thank you. >> we think the representative of the republic of korea. i now give the floor to the representative of japan. >> thank you madam president. it has been over four months of devastation and suffering since hamas's horrifying acts of terror against israel. we are witnessing an escalation of violence and unimaginable humanitarian catastrophe. devastation on the ground is only worsening as each day goes by. particularly the situation in iraq for is deeply concerning. japan appreciates the ongoing tireless diplomacy led by countries throughout the region. coming down the situation as soon as possible. japan believes that i humanitarian cease-fire needs to be utilized promptly in such a way

expected to assist in increasing the pool of buyers from asian countries, including china and the republic of korea, where exchange supplies of belarusian lumber have already been organized, the exchange noted. in addition, the broker usually takes the decision transport and logistics issues, this helps to increase the attractiveness of the exchange mechanism for foreign companies. this is especially true for countries in the far arc. currently , almost 7.00 foreign players are accredited on the exchange platform, including. 660 from asian countries. south sudan is interested in establishing cooperation with belarus in agriculture, this was discussed at the ministry of agriculture and food at a meeting with a delegation from the african country. she is in search of reliable partners and is well aware of the opportunities of belarus in this the sphere was noted by the minister of investment of south sudan. the lands in the country are fertile, about 70% of the territories can be used in agriculture, but much less is used. the partners hope to show africa’s potential and evaluate the proposal. the pa

out in the sea of ​​okhotsk, the catch was illegally exported to the ports of japan and the republic of korea same time, according to journalists, only ships flying the flags of foreign countries were used in order to escape the control of the russian authorities. according to documents, the live crab was exported. is this true or not? i don't know. local publications wrote that oleg kan’s health could knocked out by two major fires that reduced the number of his assets in just one month. kahn’s office was on fire in yuzhno-sakhalinsk, and in vladivostok, the zuma restaurant serving asian cuisine, which was considered the hallmark of the city, burned to the ground. burnt walls and a concrete floor are all that remains of a restaurant serving pan-asian cuisine. the fire destroyed the building completely, now, as we can see, the area is fenced off, renovation work is underway as the restaurant is being planned. install. according to unofficial data, the income of oleg kan's crab empire could amount to more than 25 billion rubles per year. by the way, the general prosecutor’s office, as part of

we made historic advancements and alliances with the republic of korea, japan, australia, philippines, india, and others across the region and even as we confront challenges elsewhere, the united states will continue to prioritize their efforts in the critical region in support of international security, stability, and prosperity. for more information see our fact sheet on the dod website. our prayers with the people of the philippines as a long-standing ally faces severe flooding and landslides from a series of storms. u.s. marines from the third marine expeditionary force has assisted with the philippine government and usaid in delivering food packs to affected families. from information, contact the marine corps public affairs. i'm happy to take questions from the press corps. >> i want to get an idea of how serious this is, this is his second trip to the intensive care unit at walter reed. intensive surgery. he has canceled his trip, can you give us a sense of where he is in his recovery? as this hospitalization part of ongoing cancer treatments? what can you give us as the status

information has appeared for those who are planning their next trip to the democratic people's republic of koreais was stated by the press service of the primorye government following the trip of the russian journalists to the republic. so, what is already known, 17 hotels, 37 inns, 29 different shops will open a large beach on the territory especially for tourists. the vantsan-kalma tourist zone will occupy almost 3 km, and the zone will be completed in the coming years. the period somewhere from the eighteenth to the nineteenth to the twentieth, about 6.00 people, russians, primarily moved there, and 1,500 of them for tourism purposes, there is quite a lot to see and an opportunity to visit. attractions of phingyana, and was also able relax at the masikrem ski resort. in particular, the group visited the mansuda complex, the highest in phinyang, a monument of ideas. kemchensen square, a monument to soviet soldiers and liberators, and other interesting places. during the trip, the delegation from primorye discussed with the korean side the development of tourist exchanges between the dprk and r

democratic people's republic of korea. eral central regions of russia. the roads have changed. skating rink , cars are covered with a crust of ice, in the voronezh region residents took up hammers, drivers have to literally cut through the road, public transport has been stopped in two areas, people are asked to stay at home if possible, a yellow level of weather danger has been declared in the moscow region. the slopes are very slippery, and it is unusually warm for february - only 0°. it will get colder in the middle of the week; by the weekend the frost will get stronger at night to -20. such temperature the swing will be accompanied by vibrations. atmospheric pressure, on friday it will be abnormally high, 769 mmhg. that's all for now, thank you for being with us, right now time will tell the program. hello, live on channel one, program time. everyone watched it.

channel one democratic people's republic of korea. 160 years of the moscow zoo, a corner of wild nature in the center of the megapolis, a favorite vacation spot for both residents and guests of the capital. the first zoo in russia and one of the oldest in europe, it started with just a few hundred inhabitants, now there are already thousands of them. the cramped cages have been replaced by spacious enclosures, in which all conditions have been created for the animals. now one of the main stars of the capital's zoo are pandas, brought to us from china. last year, the couple ding-ding and ruyi gave birth. katyusha, for now you can only follow her life through the zoo’s social networks, and although her mother already tried to push her to go out into the enclosure, the baby herself take your time. but as the staff say, the zoo has many amazing animals, so every visitor will find someone he likes. that's all, thank you for being with us, now the premiere is on air on channel one, elizaveta boyarskaya in the film the great golden age. new episode. you, in general, do with me what you want, b

the catch was illegally exported to the ports of japan and the republic of korea. same time, according to journalists used exclusively ships flying the flags of foreign countries in order to escape from the control of the russian authorities. according to documents, live crab was exported at a reduced price, and was already sold abroad at the market price. journalists from eduard petrov’s investigative program were the only ones who were able to ask kahn uncomfortable questions. in response to... the news about the possible death of oleg kan due to pancreatic cancer. the billionaire's lawyers called it a deliberate hoax. they said that allegedly oleg kan died, you communicated with him. i can’t comment on whether i communicated or not, and i can’t comment on you either. therefore, officially this is true, isn’t it true? i don't know. local publications wrote that oleg kan’s health could have been damaged by two major fires, which reduced the number of his assets in just one month. burned in yuzhno-sakhalinsk, and in vladivostok , the zuma restaurant serving asian c

the republic of korea will tighten export controls on russia and belarus.can be used for military purposes. such data, with reference to korean , is published by the yonhap agency. siuuli announced an intensification of the fight against circumvention of restrictions after the recent expansion of the sanctions list. it included almost 700 more items of goods, now there are 1159 of them . the russians registered 836. areas on russky island, the far east development corporation reported. tcs group became the 70th company to move to this jurisdiction and the first to go public. about the change registrations were announced in march last year. a month earlier, tcs group was included in the tenth package of eu sanctions. it was economic news, briefly. dear men, a holiday is coming soon. i'll tell you a secret. nazon cashback 3% on sbf on everything. and it doesn't matter what you want to give. this, this, or even this. the main thing is not the gift, but the attention. and if it’s also profitable, buy nazon psbp gifts at a profit. register on privetmir.ru. hmm,

the democratic people's republic of korea, the dprk has fired multiple cruise missiles off its west coast. that's according to the south korean military. it said the launch took place early on friday, but gave no further details. it was fourth missile launch by the dprk in just over a week. other tests involved ballistic missiles and news. submarine launched cruise missiles. also on friday, north korean media released images of visit by the country's leader kim jon to the port city of nampo, there he stressed the importance of a strong naval force in war preparations. the dprk says its military activities are aimed at self-defense in the face of what it sees as threats from south korea and the us. it's outraged at the soul washington joint military drills which have increased in the past. people have taken to the streets in argentina's capital buenosirus against a reform package introduced by their new president, clashes broke out as police tried to break up the protest. protesters were out on the streets on thursday for the second straight day to reject the reform plan by president javie

we have made historic advancements in alliances with the republic of korea, the philippines, india ands in the region and as we confront challenges elsewhere, the united states will prioritize efforts in this critical region in support of international security, stability and prosperity. for more information, see the fact sheet on the dod website. finally, our prayers are with the people with the philippines as our ally's his severe flooding and landslides from severe storms. u.s. marines from the third marines extende -- expeditionary force will help usaid in delivering 15 thousand food packs to affected families. for more information, please contact the marine corps public affairs. with that, i would be happy to take your questions, we will go to the associated press. reporter: i want to get a sense of how serious this is. this is secretary austen's second trip to the intensive care unit at walter reed since his injury. he has canceled his trip. can you give us a sense of where he is in his recovery, and is this latest hospitalization part of ongoing cancer treatments? what can you g

maybe part of my -- i will try to focus on what we want to do with the republic of korea. some areas for cooperation. before doing so, let me talk about the background of what we need to talk about the cooperation. are you seeing the slides now? chair cha: not yet, but please go ahead. >> ok. first, we needo realize we're the era of what i call challenge sharing. we used to say wwe in the era of burden sharing, erthe u.s. could handle challge over itself while hoping allies could share some of the bden. although i still believe the u.s. is the only superpower in the world, its intentions to take up all challenges by itself has been significantly weakened. after all, i think 10 years has passed since president obama said the u.s. will no longer act like policeman abroad. in terms of engaging global crisis. no direct involvement in the ukraine more. the u.s. said it even before it happened. now, i think we're in the era of what i call challenge sharing. that means the u.s. is no longer willing to pick up challenges by itself. it needs allies to share these responsibilities. s

catch illegally exported to the ports of japan and the republic of korea. ing to journalists , only ships flying the flags of foreign countries were used in order to escape the control of the russian authorities. according to documents, live crab was exported at a reduced price, and was already sold abroad. at market price. journalists from the investigative program of eduard petrov were the only ones who were able to ask kan uncomfortable questions, the answers to which followed the death of oleg kan due to pancreatic cancer. the billionaire's lawyers called it deliberate stuffing, they said that oleg kan allegedly died, did you communicate with him? i can’t comment on whether i communicated or not, and i can’t comment on you either, so it’s official, isn’t it true? i don’t know, local publications wrote that it was good health. eleg kan could have been hit by two major fires, reducing the number of his assets in just one month. kan’s office was on fire in yuzhno-sakhalinsk, and in vladevostok, datla, the zuma restaurant serving japanese cuisine, which was

the democratic people's republic of korea, the dprk has fired multiple cruise missils. off its west coast, that's according to the south korean military. it said the launch took place early on friday, but gave no further details. it was the fourth missile launch by the dprk and just over a week. other tests involved ballistic missile and new submarine launched cruise missiles. also on friday, north korean media released images of visit by the country's leader kim jong un to the port city of nampo. they stress the importance of a strong naval force in war preparations. dprk says its military activities. are aimed at self-defense in the face of what it sees is threats from south korea and the us. it's outraged at soul washington joint military drills which have increased in the past months. that's the wrap for now, stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news and brief. 'this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of t

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in the face of - regional and global challenges the republic of korea and the united states have alwaysrea's increasingly provocative rhetoric and actions that violate resolutions including its export of munitions and others to russia. we are united in condemning and work together to uphold rights and freedom in the gulf of aden. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. texasis texas is battling the second—biggest wildfire nsa's history, burning 850,000 acres of land north of the city. high temperatures, _ of land north of the city. high temperatures, dry _ of land north of the city. high temperatures, dry conditions, as well as strong winds have helped fuel the smokehouse creek fire, forcing residents to evacuate, cutting power to more than a500 homes and businesses. ghana's parliament has unanimously passed a bill that further restricts the rights of gay and transgender people. it also imposes a maximum five—year jail term for forming or funding lgbtq+ groups. gay sex is already against the law in ghana, carrying a three—year prison sentence. the attorney general�*s o

most successful in the entire 75 year history of all relations with the democratic people's republic of korea. the important thing is that at the moment we've region absolutely complete the mutual understanding on most issues of international politics. and we actively support each other on international platforms. such a mutual understanding has become the basis for strength and corporation. in many areas, trade is growing and we are receiving the exchange of delegations off to the calvin break. but the most important events in recent times of costs was the bi lateral summit which took place in september the customer, dr. foss, touching without beginning active preparations for present putin's visit to north korea. i'm confident that the new stomach will become an historic event and will open a new page for all relations. let's go for i look on the new, you know, screen latest said what kind of unification can be discussed if in south korea, unification is perceived exclusively as the results and of the north. by this out, if a one time rejected the proposed formula of the confederate republi

the day before, in the match of the first round, the blue-yellow team defeated the team of the republic of korea. 4:0. the ukrainians shot the puck in the first and second periods and hit the opponent's goal twice more in the final part of the match. vadim mazor, oleksiy vorona, andriy deniskin and danylo trakht distinguished themselves. our the team is second in the group. in the host of the olympic pre-qualification tournament, poland is ahead of ukraine by an additional indicator. in a parallel match, the poles beat the estonians 4:0. ukraine and poland will play on friday, february 9. the meeting will start at 21:15 kyiv time. the winner of the group will play in the main qualification round, which will determine the list of participants in the olympic hockey tournament to be held in 2026. well, this is news from the world of sports, next month the national football team of ukraine will fight for euros i have to spend 2024 in germany, in any case, we understand very well that the situation at the front mainly depends on everything, how it will be, sports, all other things, good hopes, good d

i would also like to extend my congratulation to the members of jerry ah, sit on the republic of korea in the spring. we appreciate flush your request for convening this meeting on the agenda item to between 10 national peace and security. which address is position, violation of international law under you and charles headed by the united states in the region. welcome to present itself needs to call law on the 6th, with originals induced anything more than president. yolanda strongly condoms to us military attacks on c, r, a new york to be 30 to us many to the action is legal, an unjustified and but a 10 to the violate the basic norms on principles of international law and the united nation. charlotte, particularly the father of, for, of all to goes to of the child to as it is also for leg then. but each of these all can see the tutorial, the integrity sovereignty on political independence. you also strongly condemned the joints from you to the option of the united states and the united kingdom against human, which constitute an obvious violation of the united nation. charles is an int

about russian military-technical cooperation with china, what about the democratic people's republic of koreahout violating any norms, laws , etc., whose laws, whose norms, international ones, we will comply with literally all these norms left over from the past. well, we are a legal state that observes these norms, but nevertheless this does not prevent us from conducting cooperation, warm conversations between our peoples, just conversations, well , some actions, serious conversations, serious conversations, but here i have no problems i see, because despite, by the way, north korea is one of those indicators of how a country can to develop its economic potential while being under the most severe sanctions, by the way, just like iran, this needs something. learn from them, so north korea, i think, everything will be fine, everything will be fine, but when everything is good between russia and north korea, washington thinks it’s very bad. well, in fact, yes, in washington they are very worried, very worried, let’s say, about the nuclear potential of north korea and, again, returning to the n

excellent relations between -- an excellent relationship between the united states, japan and the republic of korea and we will continue to share information as it relates to regional security and stability. and i'll just leave it there. reporter: you also completely tracking north korean missile launches? gen. ryder: i'm not going to get into intelligence. but clearly we keep a very close eye on the region and as always, we will continue to consult closely with our allies and our partners in the region. thank you. thanks very much, everybody. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and ac

democratic people's republic of korea. 160 years of the moscow zoo, a corner of wild nature in the center oldest in europe, began with just a few hundred inhabitants. now there are thousands of them. the cramped cages have been replaced by spacious enclosures, in which all conditions have been created for the animals. now they are one of the main stars of the capital.

in the face of challenges from the people's republic of china and threats from an increasingly aggressive north korea, we will stand firm in our support to our friends. joining us now is one of the ambassadors who penned that letter the u.s. ambassador to japan, rahm emanuel and served as president obama's chief of staff. we just read through the letter. so glad you're with us this morning. why the urgency and the need to write this? >> well, look, our allies are a force multiplier. this is one of the most challenging regions of the world. and very specifically while the legislation deals with obviously ukraine, the border, funding to israel, also taiwan, it also is a sign right now as the senate takes up this legislation, our allies and our foes in this region, are going to take our measure. when the chips are down, does the eyes stand by its word? and we thought all of us who were at the conference and you have myself as an ambassador to japan, you have nick burns, ambassador to china, and countries between from republic of korea, india, philippines, vietnam, all spoke with one voice. this is a cru

excellent relations between -- an excellent relationship between the united states, japan and the republic of korea and we will continue to share information as it relates to regional security and stability. and i'll just leave it there. reporter: you also completely tracking north korean missile launches? gen. ryder: i'm not going to get into intelligence. but clearly we keep a very close eye on the region and as always, we will continue to consult closely with our allies and our partners in the region. thank you. thanks very much, everybody. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> the house rules committee will debate two rulesf impeachment against alejandro mayorkas thisftnoon, beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern. the impchnt resolutions are expected on the house flr on tuesday. you can watch live coverage of the lecommittee on our mobile app,-span now, and online at c-span.org. >> friday night, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly roundu

japan and the republic of korea. you think the u.s. needs to think about expanding aukus? >> of former australian prime minister who is not ambassador red i think recommending bringing friends into it, which carries the risk that there would be an f before aukus's. [laughter] you have winning players in aukus, which could prove the concept, not pillar one out of the park, pillar two out of the park. then people's will be knocking on the door to join. when we look at a future where we might expand august i would be looking at japan first. i was talking earlier to an admirable reminded me that whenever you have a group of countries trying to work together, it usually goes to the lowest common denominator. for example, if japan is not a member of five eyes the way the u.k., the united states and australia are, you would want to be able to share just as much sensitive intelligence and information and to be able to stitch together that industrial base the way that kevin just laid out. i think we should bring japan in, by the way, into six size. jaukus sounds better than the fren

there are other nations interested in doing the same, notably japan and the republic of korea. you think the u.s. needs to think about expanding aukus, or do these questions need to be sorted out first? very simply, should we be talking about raucous? >> a former australian prime minister who is not ambassador rudd talked about bringing france into this, which puts the risk of putting the letter f in front of aukus. i don't think we have to rush into growing it. people want to be on a winning team and you have winning players in aukus and we have to prove the concept, and knock pillar one out of the park. and then people will be knocking on the door to join. when we look at the future where we might expand aukus, i would be looking at japan first. what you need to do, i was talking earlier to admiral montgomery who was here. he >> reporter: -- reminded me that when you have a group of countries working together it usually goes to the lowest common denominator. for example, you know, japan is not a member of five eyes as the united states and australia are. you would want to sha

in the face of regional and global challenges, the republic of korea and the united states have alwaysy, together with states of south korea will begin large-scale military maneuvers - a shield of freedom, formally to prevent the dprk's potential use of nuclear weapons, but each such activity. the rotational readiness centers in alaska and hawaii are designed to bring the u.s. army and its allies together in military maneuvers, experiment with new equipment and technology, and improve the way troops fight in the wide range of conditions present in the pacific. the us is building up its forces near taiwan, which... demands to open access to the military version of starshield internet service staral for american troops in taiwan. an answer is expected by march 8, although they understand that musk is not enthusiastic about this idea. his entire business depends on beijing, which in turn is actively modernizing its fleet. according to the hong kong press, china is building two more new powerful nuclear aircraft carriers to... maintain the balance of power in the region, where a crisis can

of tomorrow's autocrats. when dictators are not held accounting for their aggression, their threat to the world continues. under putin, russia has deepened their ties with iran, with north korea and the people's republic of china. up to 85 percent of russia's missiles are now foreign-made, and iran supplies 70% of russia's drone capabilities. these are the drones that are terrorizing ukraine. and if we fail to support ukraine, we will only embolden iran and its proxies further. so for all of my republican colleagues who have been screaming about iran and screaming about china, what they're going to do if they fail to fund ukraine is to embolden the people's republic of china and embolden iran and embolden north korea. because, make no doubt about it, beijing will be emboldened to take even more proif to beingtive actions -- provocative actions towards taiwan. we heard from the taiwanese ambassador to the u.s. recently who said that ukraine's success in defending itself with the help of the united states is the most important message for deterring an invasion of taiwan. so let's be very clear, putin is not just waging war against ukraine. if he's not stopped in ukraine, there's no telling where he goes

chairman kim has now talked about the absence of any desire for peaceful reunification with the republic of korea. that's a change that is important within guyana two weeks ago, they are frightened by maduro and his efforts to retake, his words, much as xi jinping talks about reunifying, retake what is theirs. this is a challenge that's linked. not just about one of these theaters, one of these zones, one of these regions, but these are all deeply linked whether america will have the resolve, capacity to deter and maintain the order that we have benefitted, that americans have benefitted from since the post cold war order was established. we know that this conflict largely begins with economics. chinese communist party has been at war with the united states economy for at least 20 years. one could argue 40. it might well have made sense for the esteemed dr. kissinger to go and travel and open up relationships with the chinese communist party back in 1972. it might have made sense in 1982. it made no sense by 2002, 2012 and certainly today makes no sense. it's dangerous for the united states to al

of tomorrow. when dictators are not held accountable for their aggression , they are a threat to the world that continues. under putin, russia has deepened their ties with iran, north korea and the people's republic of china. up to 80% of russia's missiles are now foreign-made. iran supplies 70% of russia's drone capabilities. these are the drones that are terrorizing ukraine. if we fail touk support ukraine, we will only embolden iran and their proxies further. all of my republican colleagues who have been screaming about iran and china, what they are going to do if they fail to find ukraine is to embolden theh people's republic of china and a bowl in iran and embolden north korea. because, make noe doubt about i, beijing will be emboldened to take even more provocative actions towards taiwan. we heard from the taiwanese ambassador to the u.s. recently that said ukraine success in defending itself with the help of the united states is the most important message of taiwan. if he has not stopped in ukraine there is no telling where he goes next. it could be into a nato country. that would invoke article five and it t would send our soldiers to fight in europe. you know, the modern day republican p

of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics. the first group of russian tourists after a long break went to north korea, travelers from different to pyongyang, and from there they will go to the famous ski resort of the dprk, snow mosikryong. report by andrey kolesnikov. as a rule, the airport terminal looks empty in the morning, but not today, another tourist destination opens on a direct flight from vladivostok to phinyan. traveling to north korea, which was already quite a thing. exotic, and during the time of coronavirus they stopped altogether, but are now resuming. almost the entire country is represented in this line at the check-in counters. the first tourist group is 100 people. in fact, according to the organizers, there are much more people who want to travel to north korea. a special waiting list has even been created for them for the near future. moscow, st. petersburg, vladikavkaz, novosibirs, yekaterinburg. for tourists from all over the country. vladivostok has become the main transit city for visiting the dprk. the flight to philyan takes only one and a half. i think that we will be greeted there very warmly, s

andrey kolesnikov, sergey svistilnikov, lead the far eastern bureau from the democratic people's republic of koreall begin to be trained in the capital, and candidates will use the remaining weeks before the election for meetings with voters. report by alexey petrov. at a meeting of the public headquarters for monitoring the presidential elections in the capital, there was a conversation about the upcoming testing of a remote electronic voting system. will be held in moscow in early march about the work of observers. observation of these elections will be organized at absolutely all polling stations. we have video surveillance systems. and, of course, our representatives will be at all polling stations. for candidates and proxies intense trips throughout the country. maryana lysenko visited the republican center for pediatric oncology and hematology in ufa today. it opened at the beginning of the year. now - they tell the co-chairman of the election. vladimir putin's headquarters , high-tech medical care for young patients has become more accessible, including bone marrow and stem cell transplanta

it is north korea, and yes it is the people's republic of china. they are the ones supporting russia's efforts. yes,up this supplemental is interconnected. what's happening in the middle east, what's happening in the china seas, what's happening with taiwan, all related too whether democracies can prevail. we have so much at stake. yesterday i was so disappointed because of the boat that took place. today i see some lights here. let's take advantage of this. we have momentum let's make sure we get this bill passed. and why is it so important? there is no question in any of our minds russia will not stop its military operations at ukraine's border. russian troops are already in mold dorval in georgia. because of earlier incursion similar to what happened to crimea and ukraine. do any of us think they're not going to try to take over those countries as they did in ukraine? and then take a look at the baltic countries it used to be part of a rushit or at least thy claimed we never recognize that. they are not nato allies and great nato allies. mr. put

it is north korea, and yes it is the people's republic of china. they are the ones supporting russia's efforts. yes,up this supplemental is interconnected. what's happening in the middle east, what's happening in the china seas, what's happening with taiwan, all related too whether democracies can prevail. we have so much at stake. yesterday i was so disappointed because of the boat that took place. today i see some lights here. let's take advantage of this. we have momentum let's make sure we get this bill passed. and why is it so important? there is no question in any of our minds russia will not stop its military operations at ukraine's border. russian troops are already in mold dorval in georgia. because of earlier incursion similar to what happened to crimea and ukraine. do any of us think they're not going to try to take over those countries as they did in ukraine? and then take a look at the baltic countries it used to be part of a rushit or at least thy claimed we never recognize that. they are not nato allies and great nato allies. mr. put

presidents of china, india, russia, pakistan, singapore, south korea , algeria, uzbekistan, serbia, croatia, armenia, kazakhstan, belarus, syria, turkmenistan, kyrgyzstan, republic of azerbaijan , indonesia, tajikistan, ireland, ethiopia, tanzania, malawi, amir qatar, the kings of saudi arabia and japan, as well as jordan and the vice president of the uae are among the officials who sent messages to congratulate mr. dr. raisi on the 45th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution . the spokesperson of the ministry of education and culture issued the ranking orders of all the retired teachers of 1400 who appealed their rank informed. according to mr. farhadi, the ranking orders of about 2 thousand retired cultural workers remaining from 1401 are ready to be issued. all the respected teachers who retired in 1401 and the ranking discussion included them, their retirement orders were issued according to the ranking orders issued by the respected pension fund, and their arrears were also paid. there were problems with a number less than 2,000 people, considering that in fact the commission deducted the pension deficits , it was actually not visible. there i

teams from regions of russia, the republic of belarus, as well as china, north korea and uzbekistan participate competition participants, coaches, judges and fans are counting down together in unison. go! guests the president of the russian olympic committee stanislav pozdnikov and the head of the national olympic committee of the republic of belarus viktor lukashenko, as well as world-famous athletes, high the status of the festival, which has already been named the most significant sporting event in the region, is not discussed. dear guys, at these competitions you will not only have to defend the honor of your sports club, your village, your city, you will have to defend it. the honor of your country, your treasure at international competitions. the competition program includes eight sports, cross-country skiing, alpine skiing, snowboarding, figure skating, hockey, short track speed skating, curling and a completely new direction, figital, combining virtual and real sports. particular interest to participants from the dprk, a once closed country that is opening up to primorye. the team arriv

of the islamic republic. south korean civil groups this week demand an end to the massive us south korea war games called freedomey argue that the intensification of this year's drills will fair the height and tensions and increase the risk of conflict with the dprk. for press tv correspondent frank smith reports from the south korean capitals. the us and south korea wednesday announced they will conduct large-scale joint military drills beginning next week to run for 11 days. the us said the drills are routine. these exercises, they're nothing do. these are the same exercises that we've been doing for decades. the drills have previously been suspended to improve relations with the dprk, but current southgreen president has. doom the drills as part of a hardline policy against pyongyang, which is opposed.