security. the agenda is adopted. first, i wish to warmly welcome the distinguished ministers and other high-level representatives. your presence here today underscores the importance of the subject matter that is under discussion. in accordance with rule 37 of the council's provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representatives of algeria, argentina, armenia, australia, azerbaijan, bangladesh, belarus, the national state of bolivia, burkina faso, cambodia, chile, cuba, denmark, egypt, estonia, ethiopia, georgia, germany, guatemala, guyana, haiti, india, indonesia, ireland, israel, italy, jordan, kenya, latvia, lebanon, liberia, liechtenstein, mexico, morocco, myanmar, the kingdom of the netherlands, nigeria, oman, pakistan, panama, philippines, poland, portugal, qatar, the republic of korea, romania, saudi arabia, sierra leone, singapore, slovakia, slovenia, south africa, spain, thailand, tunisia, turkey, ukraine, the bolivarian republic of venezuela, vietnam, and yemen, to participate in

security council. part of the meeting focuses on russia's region drawback from the black sea green initiative, an agreement that allowed ukrainian grain and other food to be exported to developing countries. [chimes] >> the 9392nd meeting of the security council is called to order. the provisional agenda for this meeting is maintenance of international peace and security, famine, and conflict-induced global food insecurity. the agenda is adopted. first, i wish to warmly welcome the distinguished ministers and other high-level representatives. your presence here today underscores the importance of the subject matter that is under discussion. in accordance with rule 37 of the council's provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representatives of algeria, argentina, armenia, australia, azerbaijan, bangladesh, belarus, the national state of bolivia, burkina faso, cambodia, chile, cuba, denmark, egypt, estonia, ethiopia, georgia, germany, guatemala, guyana, haiti, india, indonesia, ireland, israel, italy

security, legal pathways. everybody knows how to get in touch with a smuggler to get across the jungle but nobody knows not to get to where you sign up for pathways. how do you achieve that? that is the second pillar. the third was development. it was in communities around the jungle so that is what we are in tune with in colombia and panama and the dangers of crossing through that very expensive and dangerous jungle, so on the security pillar, since the end of april, colombia and panama, the colombian military and panamanian security forces, have been conducting operations, security operations, to go after transnational organizations doing human smuggling. those operations have been successful. i received an updated briefing from colombia on their operations, which they have 23,500 colombian military involved, the entire military, army, navy and air force conducting the operations, and we have been successful on the security side of the house. the intent is not for the security forces going after the migrants

and receive security and safety. that is both the president's vision in the united states and certainly with our closest international partners. that has underpinned the approach to say we want to ensure that digital infrastructure. but the u.s. is a partner in making that available. it's a whole of government approach. it includes using financing tools like the export/import bank, or the development finance corporation to finance safe and trusted digital infrastructure. it includes the state department advocating diplomatically on secure, responsible aspects of cyberspace. it includes usaid, who was doing training for open and trusted digital infrastructure around the world. and certainly includes a discussion we have had about workforce. technical workforce. we're looking forward to costa rica leading regionally in the americas. in that way, what is so exciting about the security operations center in costa rica is, costa rica is already a regional leader. you were cohost of the summit for democracy because you are

security, secure attack.nd finally, we look forward to welcoming a group of school leaders who inspired us by the innovation they brought to their schools after a significant ransomware attack. i would like to invite the first panel of speakers to join me on the stage. [applause] ms. neuberger: so i am pleased to introduce our first panel. about a year ago, on labor day weekend, the los angeles unified school district experienced a very significant ransomware attack. it disrupted the district's access to email and key systems and acquisitions they need to up. there schools. however, as you are about to hear, the swift action by the school district, closely supported by on september 5, a remarkable example of the power of leadership, preparation, and collaboration. i can share from my own experience over that labor day weekend, that the school superintendent, alberto carv allo's the white house convened federal departments and agencies and the response. so, here to speak from the department of education's pers

americans no economic security can vanish in an without health security. i ask congress to join me this year to enact a patient's bill rights. to give uninsured workers to help buy health coverage coverage. through improved, to approve an historic increase. the spending for veterans health. and to give seniors a sound and modern medicare system that includes coverage for prescription drugs. a good jobs a good job should lead to security and retirement. i asked congress to enact new for 401 k and pension plans plans. employees have who have worked hard, saved all their lives, should not have to risk losing everything if their company fails. through stricter accounting and tougher disclosure requirements. corporate america be made more accountable to employees and shareholders and held the highest standards of conduct. retiring and security also depends upon keeping the commitments of social security. and we will we must make social security financially stable and allow personal retirement accounts for younger workers, choose them. members, you and i will wo

they prioritized a defense security followed closely by discussions of economic security. but a couple of things are actually not worth a. i thought did they have tone down the rhetoric so surrounding tie? once it started start the positions of the 3 countries towards type what have not changed and they support a peaceful resolution across the taiwan strait. and my last point is so at the meeting, although it did not, is so institutionalized the out the rise of the ation. they told however with the. busy our heads of state security, military meetings, and the annual military trail was i think it is a defect. so institutionalization of the emergence of the on a, you know, we'll come on to what about certainly i said, you talked about taiwan. the thing that you say it's that they've kind of turned on the rhetoric, but within hours of the summit to china and carried out drills in time in these waters, there will be a lot of symbolic gestures. so just as we remember very well with the speaker, nancy pelosi was flying to taiwan. so a lot of these things are going to be both sym

social security has program people don't know much about called ssi supplemental security income which is separate social security and it's funded directly from the government. and that program is so complicated that it's hard to manage. we actually i was there. we got it off of high risk list, but it's because you had to prove your income. you had to prove, yeah, you couldn't work. you had to have no assets. and it just became very complicated. and we put those rules in place for good purposes so people, you know, there isn't waste and abuse but it's still is waste and abuse. your friends here have some tough questions so you have them bring up the index cards and i'll read them. let's talk about the short term because approaching probably mid to late summer, when we reach the date, when it comes to the debt limit, for argument's sake, assume that both sides come together and they the debt ceiling. republicans say we need to cut spending. democrats are saying raise the debt limit first. then we'll talk about spending. you're at the bipartisan policy center. what should we be doing? wh

as free countries and more broadly, security in the indo pacific region. >> hello, mr. secretary. i guess i would also ask if you get three and half hours, would you go for "oppenheimer" or "barbie," but i'm not going to. on the trilateral summit, i am wondering if the united states is concerned about japan's plans to release treated water from the fukushima power plant, and i have a couple of questions on iran. "the wall street journal" reported that iran has slowed the pace at which it is obtaining enriched uranium. is this correct? was the decision to do so in any way related to the agreement announced last week, and last but not least, why isn't the u.s. permanent resident who has been detained in iran since 2015 part of this deal, and why has he not been designated as unlawfully detained? >> first, i also look forward to seeing "barbie," but no set plans to do that. again, have to find the time. maybe we can do a double feature in the briefing room. second, with regard to the release of water from fukushima, we are satisfied with japan's plans, which are safe and i

and that was an army and opposite russian security services. everybody understood that big wars and while he might be extremely adventurous, yes, he has a lot of people on the, he's come on several files and people bobs, xerox, and that was the army is what matters now and give us the fact that nobody wanted to stop recording and the security services that people have put in charge of providing the political stability for which is fred gym did absolutely nothing as a f as be uh, local office central stuff on don't. does barty k themselves and the headquarters that send a very warning signal to puts and then to moscow that it's not all okay and these people who are in charge of well protected him actually doing nothing. nevertheless, the kremlin has been trying to dismiss the uprising, calling it minor trouble. in contrast, you have the use top diplomat warning, but prudent has lost the monopoly of force and an unstable rush. it becomes a risk. how serious do you see the uprising and how fragile is the russian state? again, i think the problem i

russia is a permanent member of the security council. it has a heightened responsibility to comply with those security council resolutions and to the extent it is not doing so including with respect to ballistic missile defense technology and other things russia would be, you know, in sort of flouting and in flagrant violation of u.n. security council resolutions. i'm not asserting that that is the case today. so i'm not validating that report. i am saying it is a matter of concern and it is a matter that we are very much looking into it. >> you're announcing today, but is the goal eventually five years out, 10 years out, 20 years out to have actually a formal alliance and a mutual defense kind of pact here between these countries, is that where we should be headed? secretary sullivan: we have not set that as an explicit goal. we have not set in point of a formal trilateral alliance. we have strong and deep and decades long bilateral alliances with both japan and the r.o.k. we would like to see them continue to strengthen their cooperati

in the political, security and economic sectors , this country has established security and stability in the region . it shuts down those who want insecurity. the important thing is that it no longer exists and efforts are made to expand its relations based on preserving the interests of the countries of the region and the arab countries. islamic i will go back to the conversation with mr. jamshid parwani . kurd, just as i was in your first handkerchief, the difference is twice the number of bilateral and then multilateral and regional. as a rule, in the interview, multilateral and regional dimensions are reached, but the work becomes more difficult, and this art is a tool of diplomacy to start the work from the easy part to working parts actually need to need to talk and negotiate more and more, according to the order of your respected expert, which is similar to the same topic in the show program, and in fact, it is one of the bilateral issues, which are the main economic issues and joint investment in the private sector of energy , this will probably open the way and facilitate the

all of the security services pulled in charge of putting his personal security it and political stability. it is yet all of the questions that come to has it's all about some of the trick. how much impact do you think these events of the past weeks are going to have on the war and ukraine? um, it's a good question because the one hand we see is that walking our didn't participate directly. uh, at least in big numbers and uh, and trying to sell your brand new contract fence. if it is a jump, was a regular russian army. while at the same time was there is still a very capable force and they have is reputation. and there are some military yet, there is new confusion now because of the obviously i'm using it stays by longer because of this policy who upheld full absolutely nothing. well, put us, of course, enough of as was about to be spiel of his pilots, were killed because of a on another the russian heroes. but it was the middle tri are here and is that there will be no justice for the fall of his policy. and that samuel is, nobody would be prosecute that for keeping this, this policy and

and secure elections?> our efforts starting in 2017 were to work with established relationships where we could share information and provide cyber security services to state and local election officials so they could harden their systems and increase the resilience of those systems. the key takeaway as i see it for the 2020 election, is that it was effectively the most audited and most papered election in recent history. >> why is that important? >> well, your colleague, david becker, your co-author, runs the center for election and innovation research, and he conducted a study that says in 2016, less than 80% of ballots cast had a paper record associated with it. paper records are important because you can audit the results. if there are any questions you can go back, check your math and ensure the accounting was accurate. by the time the 2020 election rolled around, due to combined efforts of federal and state and local election officials, that number increased to around 95% of votes cast, including ever

economic security was started. it has been decided on. in the area of export control, there has been progress. also, financial ministers and defense ministers have had meetings. so, we've had a very positive forward-looking development, and these have see not only the public sector, but also the private sector. we see a slate of development. exchanges between our business circles, we are seeing active developments in all of these areas. that is a reality. going forward, we hope to achieve -- accumulate these approaches along with the president to strengthen our bilateral relation even further. by generating results, we hope that people who understand the bilateral relation, we would like to continue those efforts. thank you. >> thank you read then, let me see from kyoto. kyoto news. to camp david, i have a question to each of the leaders. mr. president, resident biden. it was mentioned that the summit meeting, russia's negotiation was going to continue. what role do you expect japan, prime minister has mentioned that china, and asia, it i

, because there are many security methods, only the security enforcers, the use of external capacities, with the device of many fields of work. we have done a lot of facilities, effective tools will not be used, the information of these methods to improve the work and others outside the body system, with the people themselves, when the people cooperate , the people will inform, the people will have a positive feeling, this will be good in france, very good military achievements. really, military achievements, military and civilian equipment and military buildings to its users, from the security document to users to equipment to users , systems and training methods, systems and methods, equipment , tools, others make this, which some people don't like, to the country of friends, friends of power i like the country. i like the development and progress of the country. farsi dubbing. people like the country. i like it. i want to do it. we must understand that if we need a ruler today , we need to serve him . we should respect his thoughts. and what was the rock, when you could talk to the

and that securities, i would say securities or the lack of security is happening in many places.ot only in our country but the whole region. the whole region is confronting a security problem and i think that is why we need to collaborate. we need atmospheric approaches to security. nobody alone is going to solve this problem. my view would be -- of course what we are confronting in latin america and in this country is political polarization, that is not helping, that is not helping. we need to confront democracy in a different way. it's not about polarization and confrontation that we are going to get out of this situation. sec. barcena: i could not agree more. mr. marczak: one topic we focus on from a global perspective is ukraine and the ongoing conflict of russia's invasion of ukraine. last week mexico announced it is ready to collaborate in peace talks regarding ukraine. how is that collaboration unfolding? sec. barcena: we want to be clear, mexico is very vocal and we want to make sure that everybody understands that we are totally against the russian invasion of ukraine in

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and security priorities. which is reflected in the statements where the three countries jointly opposed any bilateral attempt to change the status quo without nominating china. i think it is a yes and a no for your question. i think you are exactly right. clint: the one novel think about the document, it did list specific chinese actions in their times claim. that language has appeared in u.s. japan bilateral statements, but never before in trilateral statements. that is something to know. that is the first of my knowledge that the south korean government or any level has signed off on a statement that mention specific chinese actions, which are framed in the undermining these norms that we stand for. mr. tokolo: i have a question rhetorically, i do not expect an answer. i do not take much for china to make a positive gesture. they would get a very good response. most countries like to see some positive relationship with china. china does not make the effort. it is actually insulting. you see the world is bei

, since the european union is economic and institutional security for ukraine, and at the same time, for the european union, ukraine is a security issue, since any what uncertainty about our state is weakness, and weakness tempts russia to be aggressive and try to fill with its presence the space in which there is not enough cooperation and not enough of the institutions of the european union, your task for all those who work in the capitals of the countries and in the institutions of the european union is the maximum consolidation of europe for the sake of common security and the betrayal of common development. at the end of the year , the decision to start negotiations on the accession of our country must be approved by the european council, and there is no alternative to this regarding nato. we managed to change the philosophy of relations with the alliance is finally being discussed, when should there be an invitation for ukraine to nato, we removed the taboo on such conversations, this is important, it is understood that ukraine will be in nato, and it is only a matter of time,

including security questions. including economic security questions. but also including things like coordination on development aid and on humanitarian assistance shaping the use of emerging technologies. greater people to people exchanges. so i don't think there is any one thing that will dominate. of course at the heart of our bilateral alliances and at the heart of the work we are doing together, it's security. going back to friday, i think you will see some very concrete measures we are taking to enhance our capacity to provide for our securities as free countries and more broadly security in the indo pacific region. >> hello, mr. secretary i guess i should ask if you had 3.5 hours if you would go for barbie or oppenheimer, but i'm not going to. [laughter] sec. blinken: no comment, go ahead. [laughter] >> on the trilateral summit, i'm wondered if the united states is concerned about the plans to discharge radioactive water from fukushima. could these plans undermine the south korean president talks between tokyo and seal -- seo ul? and iran, there

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all security council members agree in principle, food should not be used as a weapon of war. they even signed a statement saying as much, but today's comments suggest it will have little impact on those conflicts currently causing the most har. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations, the this is that which is here, and these are the top stories the so this is clearly does have declared that they will revoke some military cooperation agreements with friends. supporters of the military tyco relate in the capital on the countries national day to protest against international pressure. i'm reinstating the deposed president from the us prison. donald trump has pleaded not guilty to full federal challenges related to attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. trump has cooled its political persecution. this is a very sad day.

these comprehensive security plans include preventive operations to ensure the security of the arbaeen ceremony and the protection of millions of pilgrims who come from inside and they are moving out of iraq towards karbala. now the security measures have reached their peak . in order to prepare for the millionth armenian pilgrimage , the karbala police command and the karbala operations command have considered a special security plan for this ceremony . the supreme committee of the millionth arbaeen pilgrimage it supervises and a police, army and people's mobilization are participating in the implementation of this plan. the implementation of this plan will continue until the end of the arbaeen ceremony, but more than 4,000 employees of the karbala municipality are involved in the implementation of the arbaeen service plan. this plan includes dividing the city of karbala into 8 parts to provide the best services to the pilgrims who are moving towards this holy city, and every step of the way , we have put all our engineering and service departments on standby for the arbaeen pilgrimag

if you could give me an idea -- right now in my social security, i pay more in taxes on social security than i do in state retirement. by quite a bit. if you could go through that scenario, use me as an example, i would appreciate it. they should keep people like you in office instead of changing all the time. you know what you are doing. have a good weekend. guest: if they do not do anything, there would be regular benefits paid, the trust fund will start to decline. probably credit agencies might start to make noise again that we are getting near the depletion of these trust funds with no plan in place. once the trust funds become depleted, there will be some money to spend. congress and the president would have to decide how to fund it or how to lower benefits. they resist lowering benefits to current recipients. it affects younger folks. social security is going to go forward -- if they do not do anything, you will have benefits and it will get down to a point where congress has to do something. there is a second aspect we have not talked about. this will be a huge debt to younger g

>> they definitely connected and the concept of economic security and national security is well agreed on between all parties. i think there's some concepts in washington, d.c. that get used often and that's one of them. the race to 5g often used. i think we need to start peeling back the onion a little bit more and discuss that means. what does it mean for economic, u.s. and economic power to underpin national security and why it is important that the u.s. dollar as the reserve currency for the world? it's because it puts us in a position where we are able to lead. it allows us to lead in standard bodies and manufacturing and deployment and it's so incredibly important not only for our own fiscal future but for our allies in order to bring them into the fold so they are making smart decisions along with us and i think sometimes when you have discussions people do tend to follow along different lines and i think the verbiage on this issue sometimes gets a little bit dangerous when you have people talking about planes falling out of the sky, and if it is just dropping calls and as someo

it's like security theater. in response, texas governor greg habits signed a new security mandate law school state wide need to have an armed police officer on staff. they also need to add new infrastructure to slow down any potential intruder. we must establish the safest standards. we cannot that another school year go by without making our schools safe on the outskirts of dallas, several teams from a nationwide window security film installation company are getting ready to integrate some of these measures. the company ceo james b o explains what his company is doing for him. we demonstrate that not so right now we are installing, pressing the windows and installing i do function solar security film for forced entry mitigation, right? so what we call the delay. so we're trying to delay people entering all the windows . this is also part of the state mandate for the state of texas. supporters of the governors law to be that increasing security in an outside school campuses will help to prevent the next shooter

jenin cinderella, the conflicts are a threat to the national security of lebanon and also the security of the palestinian refugees themselves . it has targeted the cause of the palestinian nation. a thousand displaced people it accommodates the palestinian and the conflicts in this camp have caused the displacement of most of the residents of the surrounding areas. the palestinian refugees sought refuge in the mosques and the houses of the lebanese citizens around this camp . you don't wear it, we live in fear and terror, many have left their homes, a woman who transports a cooperative bus, israel's time in jenin is the war of the zionist enemy, that is, the occupation of our land, but unfortunately, palestinian groups have lost their lives here, this is a sedition that only the enemies win these are the people to stop these conflicts, so far nothing has been achieved, hosseini of the south allah camp news agency announced, and also in lebanon, a few days ago, the secretary general of hezbollah gave a speech to the zionist regime on ashura day about the aggression, now the al-mayadeen

this is a fundamental question of the security of the security model for ukraine. number one question for our future, because it can be military and financial obligations are discussed now but it's not a security guarantee and it could be some kind of security guarantee like for japan or for south korea and it could be a combination of these two approaches of the first video attack could be membership in nato and i believe that there is no alternative in principle to membership in nato, as long as we have not talked about it, moreover , i believe and i say this to our western friends that a successful process of joining the eu is actually impossible without joining nato. and here we do not need priv to the summit since we are raising our expectations there, we are looking at the free steppe, we are looking at washington, this is not about the summit, this is about the west finally not just understanding that ukraine is no longer part of the gray reality, and ukraine officially from the point from the point of view of the understanding of security and politics, it s

view and security council is being bones. the blockaded region of the toner car back is on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. a medium is accusing as of by john to booking the passage of essential so a highway on the hawaiian island of maui has reopened doctor last week's well. flies. the death toll is now at $110.00. it is expected to rise its response. teams make their way through destroyed homes in the time of the hi. anya anger is crying over the slow emergency response. you as president joe biden has announced a visit to the hon. you're on monday. pop or under finances for this group of volunteers is delivering supplies to wild, 5 victims on the island of maui, older they survived the flames. they say the future isn't such and my heart doesn't take for my loss of possession. the higher states for my community, you know, people that lost family members, friends, a lot of people are still stuck on, you know, on the west side and up north, but without power, without food, without water dial provisions. and they have n

why do you think it is the un security — sea. why do you think it is the un security council _ sea.hy do you think it is the un security council has been i un security council has been unable to get a handle on the ongoing russian aggression, in clear breach of ukraine's sovereignty. it clear breach of ukraine's sovereignty.— clear breach of ukraine's sovereignty. it is clearly a breach of _ sovereignty. it is clearly a breach of ukraine's - breach of ukraine's sovereignty. it undermines the very foundation of the un charter, the foundation of all the values that we believe in. the council has been consistent in condemning russia's actions. their actions have been condemned very strongly in the general assembly. we had more than 140 countries vote to condemn russia, to condemn their actions in ukraine, condemn their annexations and to call for peace. in the security council itself, you hear every single country calling on russia to do the right thing. condemning their actions in ukraine, their attack ukraine's sovereignty, so it really is in russia's hands to end this war today. the

filling cyber vacancies is a national security imperative. achieving this goal also further reinforces our economic prosperity. one is not exclusive of the other. the strategy we are publishing today will generate new skills training. historically, good paying jobs have been constrained to the relatively narrow sector of the workforce with advanced degrees in computer science and engineering but it is clear that this motion is outdated. communities currently underrepresented in the cyber workforce have not been empowered to join this workforce or they simply have not always envisioned themselves holding jobs in cyber. that is why this strategy focuses on enabling all-americans to pursue career opportunities in cyber. relatedly, many cyber jobs currently in high demand do not require specialized skills. inherent computer scientist or engineer. as is reflected in my own career path. i am neither an engineer nor a scientist, yet i have the requisite cyber skills necessary to serve as your acting national cyber director. this is also the case for