accountability, securing networks and securing the internet ecosystem. a state-sponsored threat actor from had access to email accounts of high-ranking officials at the department of state and commerce and the email account of a member of congress amg others. as the investigation unfolded we learned that the threat g tokens using a stolen key from 2016 and the state department, not microsoft, had discovered the intrusion. by august secretory mayorkas announced that the would review the microsoft exchange intrusion and the malicious target of cloud environments. the csrb engaged in a thorough and expedi and the report was released earlier this year. ■; you just received a the did exactly the kind of review it was supposed to do. it did so in a manner only the government can. the csrb incident and made pointed findings and recommendations that will ultimad service providers and the government reports security. it is incumbent upon this committee to one of the federal governments most prominent i.t. vendors and secure departments accountable for the finding

, conducting security audits, or reporting on security? >> i want to think a little bit about the precise formulation of your question. it's a very good one. mostly, what i would say is, i think it is well thought out, the focus on testing of solutions. it's almost the first principle in governance i would say, as someone responsible for a lot of the governance at microsoft. you want checks and balances. if one group is performing, we want a separate group to be auditing and assessing, and i think that is true in the company. maybe even more necessary in a government. >> my colleague from new york touched on this. specifically, what are the security implications of china and other threat actors having access into your network for so long, what is the threat of that? thank goodness it was discovered, but what is the threat that you see from them being in your system for so long without being noticed? >> i would just like to qualify a little bit of the premise, because i noticed in some of the questions that were floating around this week, t

there is a bedrock principle herel security is to provide americans with financial security and thatit's an earnedfi contribute to out of each paycheck. but for too many, with a disability, dignity has fall wayside because of these barriers when th attempting to work. the vast majority of thosereceive disability benefits have worked at least 10 long years paying into social security with each pco disabled due to illness or accident. this is a devastating blow. fortunately social security is there back on their feet. it often ar to demonstrate to social security that their disability prevents them from performing a regular. so many americans want a chance to go to a limited capacity. they want to be part of their unfortunately, the rules of social security make a disability almost the equivalent of running a manythos who try to work in an overpaymentcial security due to these outdated rules. an where they still have to deal with, but these earned benefits, and they're going to essentials like groceries rent. one social security realizes there's been a it often demands all of the money

all of it should go to security. despite these challenges, i am pleased the tsa is making tremendous progress in digital i.d.. through partnerships with state and global technology leaders such as apple and google, tsa is working to integrate mobile driver's licenses and other forms of digital identification and their security screening process. tsa's work on identity management is making the security process a safer, more efficient, and ultimately less intrusive to individual passengers. i am proud the agency is the de facto leader within the federal government in this space. as passenger volumes at airports increased, the role of technology is even more important to ensure checkpoints are operating efficiently and that passengers have plenty of time to make their flights. this is not the time to lose focus on technology. in closing, transportation sector needs an engaged effective tsa to ensure the free flow of goods, people, and services across the country and around the world. administrators david pekoske, my col

security agency is responsible for election security. how can this agency best support election officials and united states voters so that they can discuss the authenticity so that they see information online? >> this is an area that we can learn a lot of lessons through cyber security space over the last five to 10 years using these type of federal agencies to distribute information out to a huge range as well as the public and that comes from both providing education about how these technologies work, what to be aware of. also as well as information about specific threats if there is something deep fake techniques, some sort of new type of attack providing information. it's something where because our election system is so decentralized, because there is a lot of information out there acting as that hub of getting out good information can be very important. >> what you see is a role for the cyber security and security agency in authenticating content online in regards to the upcoming election? >> i think that will be a much more challe

cooperation and the international agenda, as well as regional security and the security of the uniontate were discussed by the secretary of state during bilateral communication. security council of belarus with the russian colleague. alexander valfovich and sergei shaiguv met in almaty, where a meeting of the committee of secretaries of the csto security councils is being held these days. the meeting of the belarusian and russian sides took place before the official start of the event. i note that the hall where the communication took place has a cold and rather ascetic tone, but despite this, the meeting took place in the circle of not only allies, but also friends, which probably contributed to a productive dialogue. the bar has been raised quite high, of course it must be maintained and we will do so. you are you happy? the process of integration of our countries has really raised the bar for a high level of bilateral relations, russia is not only our trade and economic partner, our closest and most faithful strategic ally in matters of security, the heads of state have set the ba

to go to aviation security. when the diversion ends and i really hope it does, that it increases the topline of tsa that amount. >> would our skies be safer if we did not divert? if the federal government did not there at the funds? >> without question. >> with the trouble that americans have to their airports be more efficient? i would take less time to get to the security line? >> it would because he could hire more people and we could put better technology in place. >> great, thank you for that. as part of the fy 24 provisions bill, funding for security checkpoint technology was also more than halved for approximately -- from approximately 80 million to about 35 million. last year the tsa told this committee that based on past, present and current projected funding, it is not until like you just said, 25 years from now in 2049, the tsa will meet full operational capability for credential authentication technology machines and 18 years from now and 2042, we will meet the standard for checkpoint property screen

security industries association. a nonprofit trade association representing more than 1500 companies to provide products for protecting lives, property, schools, and critical infrastructure throughout the nation. data security is essential to the operation of security systems and services in our members are committed to protecting personal data whether it is consumer or operational data. practices like data minimization and security by design enhance many types of these products. for example, when it comes to access control of video systems, features like data encryption which we talked about here, permissions based access, decentralized data storage, device processing, and data deletion schedules also to limit the availability of data from potential use and limit the usefulness of data if it is compromised. another example that our members provide is the multifactor authentication and proofing services that are becoming essential to prevent identity theft and fraud as attackers become more sophisticated. these are p

essential security measures.onomic incentives for cybersecurity investment is notatut imposing onerous relations site the innovation. it's about creating and a private with a of neglecting cybersecury by the potential benefits of comprehensive securitye measure. today, we will explore the steps microsoft isin security culture while i commend microsoft announcing steps to refices, i e today what microsoft's follow-through has been oho commitments. on its past responses tohe significant cyber incidents such as solarwinds one of my biggest concerns is your, microsoft's presence inary strategic adversd ee hack we're discussing today. over the years microsoft has invested heavily come setting of research and investment centers including the microsoft research asia center in beijing, microsoft president chen president john christison complex challenges. and risks, and to talk about thatco today. as a part ofg. our discussion oa this could issue. mr. smith, as a long-time deleted within microsoft, i anticipate you help

security. we have seen maybe in our history. ms. adam smith, critical year for moldova. his homeland over will hold both presidential election and referendum on eu aspirations. moldova continue to face russian hybrid warfare putin stops at nothing to replace the pro-western leadership with duke of a button and paid for by the criminal. we cannot let putin paid a triplet public record puppeteer. margolis future is dependent on the success of ukraine on a battlefield. so at the extent between moldova and the russian attack is the ukraine army. one of the reasons why it support we continue to support ukraine. while vexations the se africa's most country terms of population, r-27 your absence in which we has greater a vacuum in the prc has been more than happy to fill so it's got the seychelles has geopolitical significance. it can from your face difficult task of his subject and embassy physically from scratch. that's not can be easy. we can't waste anymore time. appreciate your willingness to do

no discussion on security and global opposition with national security advisor jake sullivan and chair of the joint steve chief of staff. this event from the u.s. global leadership coalition also included discussions about global partnership in europe diversifying supply chain and use of artificial intelligence. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the stage from u.s. goc president and ceo, lose schreier. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> good morning and well and love seeing you when you're in hotel and really love seeing you here this morning is a welcome to u.s. goc, 2024, global impact forum yes that's worth and applause. >> i back my back. >> we have an incredible day today, one of my colleagues heard from somebody who jokes that you have biden think you have enough star power on your stage today pretty and i have to say little did they know how much star power we have among all of you we have mayors and elected officials, veterans and our farmers for prosperity and business leaders and faith leaders. veterans that are here in her next global leaders past and welcome to you

so democrats have put forward a protect social security for future generations, the social security itwas a bill championed by my colleague and it will increase benefits 2% on average for all social security beneficiaries for the first time in 52 years. and so, from your perspective what is it that americans don't understandsecurity generally and how can we be messaging for them you know for them. what it will do for them and how do weo about protecting it and get, move beyond the rhetoric? >> and that's to both of you. >> well i mean take the shot at that. first of all, one of the things people understand from the beginning, social security has beenotection it wasn't intend today provide everything you will want retirement. generally financial planners say you should expect to have maybe 75 to 80% of your earnings level that you had when you were working continuing. social security on general is intended to provide only aboutds of that only about 40 40% or a little higher than that so it's expected for people to have some personal savings and hopefully have some employer provided plan

[applause] security also means a security of knowing that you will have dignity in retirement.o we will also cut tax or pensioners with a new triple -- ensuring that the state pension is never dragged into income tax. labour by contrast with introduce a retirement tax. meaning for those a lot and and i on the new state pension they will become quite income tax for the first time in our country's history. and we know labour is regular from t 75p state pension increase to gordon brown's 118 billion pounds tax rate on private pension it your pension simply isn't safe with the labour party. [applause] and wii consoles want to spread opportunity across the whole of our united kingdom. we don't want you to leave the ha call home to succeed. ultimately is the test of leveling up. so we will give our youngeond opportunities they need to succeed and status will. how did believe the only route to success is the university rip off greed and use to new high-quality apprenticeships. [applause] we will build on the success of reforms by introducing advanced bridges stand stand which will ena

cheers security unquote.t had quote drifted away from this ethos unquote. i agree. last november microsoft announced a secure future initiative touting a reinvigorated approach to security. but, in january microsoft itself was compromised by russian threat actors who use unsophisticated tactics to assess the e-mails of high-level employees. unfortunately those e-mails included correspondence with government officials and put the security of federal networks at risk once again. basic cybersecurity that were not would have borrowed this seintrusion. in may following the report, microsoftnnounced an expansion of the secure future initiative committed to making security a top priority. but the same month microsoft announced recall a new feature that takes in stores snapshots of user's computer screens which has raised enough concerns among both security experts. i understand a last friday microsoft modified the roll out of recall in order to incorporate significantnt changes. i hope they will continue to consider

it's not just for security, this food security, border security, energy security. ready ready ready no one can really argue with what, after all, who doesn't want to be secure. i want to security isn't as benign or simple as it's often presented. often one course of people are made secure at the cost of another group security that could change the security we used in the context, not just of motors or resources, but a few. i personally support the reference to human security and i would refer to it as climate human security uh to move away from the national security, militarized, problematic framework. so there are different conceptions security. the trouble is that the ones that would dominate are the ones i'm most results. and at the moment what we've seen is a mess of increasing ministry spending and national security spending everywhere. so what happens then is that the national security idea dominate. it takes away the issues around distribution and justice and focused on stem instead, on increasing and defending an attraction occurring system in the power of

in alignment with our mission, both the national cyber security strategy and recent national security memorandum on critical infrastructure, assign ondc for regulation across the government. improving federal coherence in partnership with interagency and private stakeholders is at the core of our mission. based on feedback from the r.f.i., oncd has begun to build a pilot reciprocity framework. we expect this to give us insight into how to best achieve reciprocity when designing a cyber security regulatory approach from the ground up. however, hour vision -- however our vision cannot be fully achieved without help from congress. as the united states chamber of commerce noted in its filing, quote, a significant challenge to u.s. regulatory harmonization efforts are independent regulatory agency, close quote. further, quote, the u.s. chamber urges congress to produce legislation to address this challenge, close quote. the administrate supports chairman peter's bill consistent with reports previously provided to the committee that would allow ondc to better carry out our mission by bringi

so back to security.tings recently one was korea/china, held in south korea for the other what is it u.s. and japan trilateral held in washington here. how do you assess these meetings and their outcomes? iswa anything important about iswa anything important about >> yes. korea, japan, u.s■%. trilateral meeting and it says i think officially it is first actually working stop organ institution trite lateral coordination. i think late 1990s and early 2000's live it trilateral policy but that is mostly on those tcurrent issues. but this time the three countriesie as they developed a trilateral coordination mechanism, they talk about mechanisms to t coordinate among the three countries. that is i think in one sense the trilateral corporation into the much deeper and much more substantive level. were as korea, the trilateral corporations is on and off corporation among the three countries. sometimes there isjaps good as it should be. and we had the problem with the trilateral cooperations. sometimes korea and

the national security memorandum on critical infrastructure of security and resilience called for anh to harmonizing cyber regulations as part of a national plan for infrastructure risk management.■ taken together, these congressional actions provide a starting point. however, gas operations are for channinging notes faced on the journey. in february of 2024, gao reported that the national cyber strategy did not define outcome oriented performance measures. our patch work found across government well-defined government allowed for more as cyber strategy for achieving throbjectives. without identifying appropriate outcome oriented performance measures, omcd may be effective in delivering the national strategy in meeting its goal of better securing cyber space in the nation's critical infrastructure. further, a 2023dhs report saw four or five cyber reporting across the critical infrastructuresment among these requirements, there were substantive differences, with varying definitions, differing reporting timelines and mechanisms. notably this report looked at one aspect of cyber regulat

service, they are actually one of the most important. components of state security, because security is not only security from an external enemy, from an aggressor country, it is also security on the streets, security in homes, and policemen and rescuers in this case perform a very important mission, which is a component of the national security in the broad sense of the word, so some, let's say, opinions were definitely not discussed in the parliament on this matter, at the level the cabinet, i also have no idea that it was proposed to remove the armor, but i think ... that the government that is developing this resolution should have an understanding of all the components of the security sector, and i think that they should carefully approach the issues related to with the reservation of such very important areas, which also includes the activities of the national security service, regarding such arguments, you know, at the expense of the reservation or mobilization of police officers or the state emergency service, there is such an argument that rescuers and firefighters really ne

vietnam is also one of russia's partners in this security model exists, if this security agreement is made between the russians and vietnam, it will seriously affect the interests of the united states in this region. the global decline of america is quite evident and we are seeing the powers they are entering into new security agreements that can disturb the american destabilization. thank you very much, mr. modabar , an expert on russian issues, who was with the world program today . it will also create a new world order that worries the west, but if we review what has been highlighted in the international media in line with american policies, only this issue is said that there is a possibility that the atomic bomb technology will be developed and it will cause concern. do for the world in terms military and now weapons cooperation . resistance to all possibilities. at the commemoration ceremony of one of the martyrs of the resistance, he said: nothing stops us from doing our duty and the solution to the current situation is simple. stop the war in gaza. mr. seyyed hassan nasrallah ,

what role will this security commitment, this joint security commitment with the european union? what role that play that we hold that it will be executed much earlier. and we will by the time, receive much more weapons that we are getting right now. and most important air defense systems. yeah. potential change in the united states as the uh, the opportunity for us. so i wouldn't be set pessimistic on the matter. right. well yeah, you have to be point. you have to be an optimist. if you're going to be in politics, that is for sure. here roodick a member of the crate in parliament care as always, we appreciate your time. appreciate you speaking with us this evening. thank you. have a one now. very welcome. should unemployed ukraine, refugees here in germany? be allowed to stay with some german conservative party. lawmakers say no, they should go home. but you agree and say they want to stay and they want to work . but they claim german bureaucracy is getting in their way. a alexys been working as a technician in the berlin hotel since 2022, shortly after he fled to ukraine. it's

which is economic security.ecurity? most would say yes there is a direct tie to produce the goods and services we need in america and how it impacts national security especially post covid. my time import expert bank■■z trying to compete in thing we use toompete woday we compete with country and there is a distinct difference anyone can articulate china is their competitor but not just china but others as well so we will unpack th dtoday. thank you to candy for introducing everybody there is a concept out there tongue in cheek about china eating our lunch and others as well in the space if we zoom out at the beginning talk to us about economic security and national security and how they are becoming increasingly intertwined. do you believe china is eating our lunch or are we doing our fair share? >> thank you for having me on for convening th th-l. the conversation is important washington is probably behind the rest of the countryspecificf understanding economic policy and national security and how they are inte

the plug reparation security -- proliferation security question. see that with russia and the dprk. the dprk has provided russia with over 1000 containers of military equipment. it's a violation of the u.n. security resolution on north russia's part in addition to the dprk but we are also concerned those funds can be funneled into thek nuclear and miscellaneous missile program. we are also concerned russia may be helping the dprk in a range of are or other advanced technologies. we have to keep a close eye on this and connecting the dots of the un security council was extremely unhelpful that the russian federation vetoed the resolution to maintain the independent panel of experts on implementahelp either by abstaim that and china could do a lot ■1more to enforce those sanctio. i could say more on that but it is something we keep a close eye on. it is concerning we are now talking about north korean missiles being used by russia against ukraine. >> i want to thank you for your service to the nation and to the alliance and thank you for taking the t

the american people know what a secure border looks like under id most secure border in modern historyuilding the wall and mexico toe publict+hans will deliver where joe biden has failed using ourao the successful border security policies of president trump. i also want to note yesterday house republicans released a report exposing his campaill with 51 disgraced former intelligence statements that were actively contracted with the cia and the weaponization was at the highest level laptoptory. house republicans will continue to expose this blatant and illegal of the biden a■nd his administration accountable who are constitutionally mandated rule of oversight. tomo e on georgia or the american people will hear president trump as well as president joe biden the first debate. he will bear to the mac and people that president trump's america firstgenda delivers the secure border in our nations history a booming economyess manufacture and americanne■bind. compare that to joe biden's feckless failed and catastrophically record. joined by the homeland security appropriations subcommittee chair

security is never possible. but i think that politicians as well as security of forest can work pretty much really good together as we've seen for the last couple of weeks and months. but now it will be put to the test as fence and play us gather, hoping for a safe and fun some of football for the head of that open game between germany and scotland on friday. well, i'm just going through sean has what, what of a 1500 kilometers from glasgow to germany, craig ferguson received a heroes. the welcome letter you arrived in munich. my square body of the class was presented with chairs and b is by hundreds of studies. funds are in town for the totems, craig time. so those are 6 countries to raise money for a mens mental health challenges faced in scotland. after $41.00 days of walking, he says he's looking forward to a cold beer. there's also hoping someone will find him a ticket for friday night's game the. 6 it's, it's your up to date and we'll, we'll use at the top of the, our next on the w documentary takes you is

security.they are making sacrifices every day to country and i am committed to recognizing that. policies acknowledge both the challenges and obsts face. today's bill includes key priorities focus on expanding employee wellness and suicide preventionams and funding additional wellness centers that build upon the el paso pilot. providing resources to increaset sexual assault and protect imprgor coast guard members and family members.e these silver lining s, the department ofhomeland securi forward by republicans falls short of addressing urgent need. itreesunding for inhumane a problems at our border, cuts $2.1 billion to border security operations including the comete elimination of the shelter and services program and critical urces our u.s. border patrol agents need to secure the border.■kar eliminating this program will notto migration. it will only prevent communities from min humanely safely and ensuring chaos and p try. the bill guts funding and asylud includes a provision cut $300 millio

further, the april 2024 national security memorandum on critical infrastructure security and resilience called for an approach to harmonize cyber regulations as part of a national plan for infrastructure risk management. taken together, these congressional executive actions provide an important starting point for the harmonization effort. however, jao's past work and ongoing observations offered cautionary notes on the challenges faced on this journey. in february 2024,reported that the oncd national cyber strategy did not define outcome oriented performance measures. past work has consistently found across the government the well-defined performance measures allow for more accurate assessment of the extent to which initiatives such as those found in the national cyber strategy are achieving their stated objectives. without identifying the appropriate outcome or performance measures, oncd may be limited in its ability to deliver the effectiveness of the national strategy and meeting its goals a better securing cyberspace in the nation's critical infrastructure. further, a 2023 dhs repor

clearly through the lens of economic security is national security.out why the administration, why you felt it was so important that in addition to the military support we provided that the economic security support if it is as well and how it fits in with national security. >> i would say three things about this, first is what is vladimir putin strategy? to break ukraine. he was not able to take ukraine, to take heed, his goal now is to break ukraine. we just saw over the weekend another catastrophic set of çñ strikes not against military targets but against energy infrastructure in ukraine to try to plunge it into darkness so it could not have sustainable activity. and looking ahead next winter plunge into the cold to the ukrainian people suffer. it's a nihilistic strategy it's a destructive strategy but it is what he is trying to accomplish to break the country and break the world of people i don't believe there will will be broken but if we do not mobilize and marshall the collective effort of the country supporting ukraine and working with ukrain

security is never possible. but i think that politicians as well as security of forest can work pretty much really good together as we've seen for the last couple of weeks and months. but now it will be put to the test as fence and play us gather, hoping for a safe and fun some of football for all us. and zach of sins, as a senior director of the counterterrorism project, he told us about the chatting system from the time during the yours. what i mean, it depends on what to tack. if you every day talking about if you're talking about a complex attack, as we've seen in most kyle, a few months ago, that the risk is exceedingly small. the international security cooperation, which started yes, for the european championship even stopped. it is really good at picking up these kind of complex effects if you're talking about no live in violence, a loan act to attack. that is of course, my try to do to take but to get to the international cooperation will be very, very helpful. and we've seen the last couple of feet, a w

that have led to a secure or almost secure border. thank you. i yield back. >> thank you, sir. we now recognize that ranking member of the entire committee. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. sorry to be running in and out. thank you very much. mr. secretary, thank you very much. thank you for your years of service to this country. i sat in a prior meeting, the first african-american woman to sit on this body, said the public service is the rent we pay for space on this earth. as i said to secretary cardona, who has been paying the rent? we have been paying the rent over and over again. thank you so much for being here. i have a couple of fema questions. the fema initiative is a nonprofit security grant program. funding for not-for-profit organizations making fiscal security improvements with a high risk of terrorist attack. particularly for years in the aftermath of conflict in gaza, i and others have been concerns about threats to mosques and temples and other places of worship. glad to see the supplemental funding request receiv

america's national security advisor. [applause] everyone who have had the privilege of working notes work ethic and exceptional commitment to the american peopl for me, i am glad i never have to meet him. [laughter] i'm so proud to welcome to our stage and one of the most dedicated service books every in a peaceful world. welcome to the# stage equipment welcome youge it is an honorhe time. >> it is a very intense world right now in europe made important points and stick together in a bipartisan way and come up with strategy ... better and reported. >> so let's jump in the global security landscape and how they're basing this. ourhinking the world really has and she said so the welcome the global stage of what see as the mosterious challenges other or security. united states and allies and partners on our game so what comes next reflects our values and serves our interest in the shaped in our reflection and dictator competitors. what makes today different in geopolitics as we don't have the luxury ofusing on geopolitical

the president discussed improving legislation in the field of national security at a meeting of the securityncil. and also new uniforms for military personnel from domestic enterprises of ligprom. we'll show you everything in a couple of minutes. belarus is immersed in preparations for the significant date of the eightieth anniversary of liberation from the nazi invaders. any minute now, a rehearsal for the final and most beautiful part of the parade will begin in the center of minsk - the performance of the honor guard company. vivid footage from military training. very soon, we will show it in panorama. final preparations at the minsk arena site. an international exhibition starts here tomorrow national security belarus 2024. military, dual-use and special-purpose products will be presented at the forum. experts, scientists, specialists will discuss conceptual ideas at conferences, seminars and round tables. details very soon. the fourth season of the country's most talented show is finally here. pelfactor bai begins his casting tour from vityubsk. today the tv news agency worked behind th

council, when i, when election security, the focus for the national security council, which is governed by the 1947 national security act is for an interference and for an influence in the operations from overseas. so the work is heavily focused on cyber misinformation, from overseas. and there's a, there's a group within the department of justice that handles the domestic civil disruptions and misinformation, into campaigns. certainly it's, it's interesting the information that was shared and put light through angelina sons' efforts, and not to discredit the exposing those nefarious behaviors. the, the crux of the issue on the espionage charge was getting really after the threat it put under us military troops and, and us national security interest. but again, we are supposed to be a shining city on that hill for the rest of the world that comes to our democracy in the last several years, that reputation has been tarnished by some of the just devices behavior. and, and some of the antics that are being pulled into play in the political sphere here in the united states. yeah, i mean, do

transatlantic security priorities.e importantly, nato needs to have an active role in shaping the european instructor -- security architecture. [ inaudible ] specifically when it comes to the defense industry. not to say it means europe should only look toward nato when it comes to developing its own initiatives or rearming or developing its own industry and developing in it. but nato has the experience of the 75 years. also, it provides the expertise and the convening space for the allies to come together and again, determine what is the right way to proceed with this. and where are the gaps in the alliance's capabilities. and work in europe step in the most in order to help the alliance move beyond just the simple traditional defense tasks and think about the crisis management. and be less so of an alliance that responds to the crisis and to the wars and specific threats, and more so an alliance that to some extent, shapes peace and have a role in shaping peace globally. i think, to me, that is the role . that is why

for israel to be secure. for thj suffering to stop. it is time for this war to end.e day after to begin. thank you very much.

how does this insure european military security? it is difficult to understand the united states is investing in military technologies, particularly advanced future technologies such as space explorations, modern drones strikes systems based on new physical principles. could use principles from united states as funding areas that will shape the nature of future conflicts, as well as the military and political power of nations. and the standing in the way we meet in these countries are expected to invest in areas of interest to the united states. however, this does not expand european potential who let them do as they wish. we will probably benefit from it. but in effect, that is a situation if you're a points to continue being an independent center of global development and the cultural civilizational told on our planet to come in, you should definitely maintain good and friendly relations with russia. most importantly, let's, we are ready for this. indeed, politicians of truly european and global scale, who are patriots, of the cou

now we need for security, too. the c is your government that decides who comes to country and not criminal gang. [applause] and that is why that is what if you vote conservative on july 4, the flights for moving illegal grants will depart in july, establishing a deterrence that will stop the boats there because what people know if they illegally they will not get to stay and they will stop coming. and if we are forced to choose between our security and the jurisdiction of a foreign court including -- we will always choose our nation's security. [applause]abour have no answer to this question. as you saw the other week kei starmer simply can't tell you what he would do with peo doesn't believe it's a problem. with brexit we took control of our borders but migration has been too high in recent years and we have a clear plan to reduce it. last year we announced changes which means 300,000 people whoow can't. and wehat means parliament on how many people should be able to come here weevilon and reduce it every single y

the president discussed improving legislation in the field of national security at a meeting of the security bye. military, dual-use and special-purpose products will be presented at the forum. experts, scientists, specialists will discuss conceptual ideas at conferences, seminars and round tables. details very soon. the fourth season of your country's most talented has finally begun to sing. factor bai begins its casting tour from vitebsk. the tv news agency was working behind the scenes today. to you, all the juiciest stories and first notes. belarusian. football clubs recognized their opponents in the champions league and conference league, and victoria azarenka started the prestigious tournament in berlin with a confident victory, about this and more in the sports day. the president of belarus today convened a meeting of the security council. in this format, we discussed an updated document that corrects approaches to assessing the state of the national security. this is a step in the development of the concept of the same name, which... socio-economically performs combat training tasks.

also part of security precautions, post stadium stuff, multiple layers of security and are considered to be safe places, but defend zones. temporary sites were up to 12000000 people. a likely target's $22000.00 police officers under cover agents drones and rolled locates of public security plants. and for months all german boulders have been subject to increased controls to identify and stop potential bed act. us 100 percent. security is never possible, but i think that politicians as well as secuity or for his ken works pretty much really good together as we've seen for the last couple of weeks and months. but now it will be put to the test as fence and play us gather, hoping for a safe and fun, some of the football football of a mixed out document fate takes you island hopping through greece. i'll see you next down the you'll see about the video that goes in the media and legal law. give a lot done, but again, i will stop into that and i'll give you the order is, are you able to order that up? joe made any, a dog coloring key, more people than ever in search of a drum you ever use m

security, not only on our security but also on u.s. security, and on u.s.pacity to lead a diverse global coalition in support of the rules-based international order. this brings me to my third argument. as the russian aggressions against ukraine continue, all major actors currently challenging the rules-based international order have gradually aligned and have a simultaneous active involvement in the black sea region in support of the russian aggression. iran is flying drones and technologies. north korea is supplying ammunition and missiles. chinese companies are still there. so yes, they are all present in the black sea. the leverage shared challenges such as energy, food, and technology dependencies, climate change, sanitary vulnerabilities, or the fight against inflation or corruption. and their presence creates consequences regionally and for global competition. in our view, the black sea region is a textbook case of how the challenges listed in the current u.s. national security strategy intersect. we have national competitors lining in support of agg

how does this insure european military security? it is difficult to understand the united states as investing in military technologies, particularly advanced future technologies such as space explorations, modern drones strikes systems based on new physical principles could use the principle in united states as funding areas that will shape the nature of future conflicts. as well as the military and political power of nations and the standing in the way we meet in these countries are expected to invest sewage in areas of interest to the united states. however, this does not expand european potential movement. let them do as they wish. we would probably benefit from it, but in effects, that is a situation. if you're a points to continue being an independent center of global development and a cultural civilizational told on our planet to come in, you should definitely maintain good and friendly relations with russia. most importantly, because we are ready for this. indeed, politicians are truly european and global scale who patriots o

■s■■p [applause] not just need border security we need energy security too. we can denyhome groe dictators the ability to send our bills forward.that's our apy policy. family financing ahead of him affordable like labor it we do not believe it will achieve by state-controlled energy company is not in fact produce any energy. that will only increase cost put it well on friday there's only one thing the gigabyte energy stands for andlls. [applause] our fair plan is to achieve gasr stations, our offshore wind having modular reactors this will make export of electricity giving us great secy from the aggressive action of dictators. let me■ reiterate that. with ourha plant will produce enough to both meet our domestic need export to our neighbors. lookt conservative plan not only geti prosperity for our country. [applaus we have a plan to give you some actual security. we will enable working people to keep more of the m and have the right to choose what you spend it on. pierced armor takes a different view he said he is a socialist and we know what socialist do bec

be guaranteed at the expense of the security of others is a pessimist. you let me remind you that at the end of the 20th century, after the end of the acute military ideological confrontation, the global community had a unique opportunity to build a reliable and just order in the field of securities. this did not require much simple ability to listen to the opinions of all interested parties and a mutual willingness to take them into account to our country was determined to do exactly this kind of constructive work. not however, a different approach prevailed. the western powers then by the united states believe that they had won the cold war and had the right to determine how the world should be organized. yet the practical manifestation of this outlook was the project of unlimited expansion of the north atlantic block in space. and time, despite the existence of alternative ideas for ensuring security in europe, they responded to are justified questions with excuses, claiming that there were no plans to attack russia. and that the expansion of nato was

be ensured at the expense of. security others. in this regard that at the end of the 20th century, after the end of the acute military ideological confrontation, the world community had a unique chance to build a reliable, fair order in the field of security. this didn't require much. a simple ability to listen to the opinions of all interested parties, mutual willingness to take them into account. our country was. how to ensure security in europe, our fair questions were answered with excuses in the spirit that no one is going to attack russia, and that nato expansion is not directed against russia, the promises made to the soviet union, and then to russia in the late eighties and early nineties, were quietly forgotten about not including new participants in the bloc. and world security. a simple listing of the initiatives that russia has put forward over the years would take more than one paragraph. let us at least remember the idea of ​​a european security treaty, which we proposed back in 2008. the same topics were raised in a