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

effective data security and data privacy requires cutting- edge cyber security protections. organizations should be encouraged to protect data by implementing robust data and network security practices that can both help prevent incidents and data breaches before occurring in the first place and mitigate the impact should an incident occur. to stay ahead of this of open threat landscape professionals regularly leverage security data. which is the network telemetry. the ones and zeros. malware analysis. ip addresses. that we must analyze in real- time to optimize cyber defenses. we are heartened to see cyber security generally included in privacy frameworks as a permitted purpose that companies like ours can use to collect and retain and transfer security data to better protect those systems and data from compromises. today's landscape requires that approach and everyone's personal privacy will benefit from that framing. palo alto networks recommends organizations focus on the following actions to bolster their cyber resilience and increase their data security posture. levera

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

. >>> committee on homeland security and maritime security will come to order. without objection the chair may declare the subcommittee in rhesus at any point. the purpose is to examine the tsa budget request for fiscal year 2025. i would like to thank our witness administrator david pekoske for joining us today . without objection the german from louisiana, mr. carter is permitted to sit with the subcommittee and ask questions of the witnesses. so order. also want to welcome a new member of the subcommittee, mr. kennedy. thank you for joining us. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. on behalf of the members of our subcommittee i'm pleased to welcome administrator pekoske to discuss tsa fiscal year 2025 budget request. it has been two decades since the establishment after the terrorist attacks on september 11, 2001. while tsa has grown and evolved as an agency, its mandate from the american people remains the same. to safeguard our transportation system. from freight rail, trucking to commercial aviation, tsa leads the efforts in facilitating the sta

security income, or ssi. ssdi is pacial security program, which provides monthly cash benefits to insed workers and their eligibility family members in the event of a worker's retirement disability, or death. workers obtainking for a sufficient period in jobs covered by social security and payrolld on a worker's career average earnings. work records and cover jobs t. also provides dependents and survivors who qualify in the work record of an eligible spouse or parent. social security is financed primarily by payroll taxes and disability beneficiaries automatically qualify forfdlly after a 24-month waiting period. in contrast, ssi is a means-tested practice that provides monthly casual benefits to eligible individuals who are age 65 or older blind, or have ssi is intended for those who have difficulty meeting their basic living expenses due to age or disability and who have little or no social security or other income. there are no work requirements to q ssi. however, because the program is based on need, it i

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

also part of security precautions, post stadium stuff, multiple layers of security and are considered to be safe places. but fans zones temporary sites will up to 12000000 people, a likely targets 22000 police officers under cover agents, drones and rolled locates of public security plants. and for months all german boulders had been subject to increased controls to identify and stop potential bad excess, 100 percent. secuity is never possible, but i think that um politicians as well as security of forest can work pretty much really good to to get us. we 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 hunts yackel schindler is the senior director of the counterterrorism project. he told us about the chances of an attack during the euros or what i mean. it depends on what the tax you have really talking about. and if you're talking about a complex attack, as we've seen in most kyle, a few months ago, that risk is exceedingly small. the international security cooperation

security agency is responsible for election security.upport election officials and united states voters so that they can discuss the authenticity so that they see ? >> 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 ofwell as information about specific threats if there is something deep fake techniqu, 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?z■z >> i think that will be a much more challenging question if we're talking about content from any

the second is to help security officers, the cyber security professionals across the country.e've got a product, a cybersecurity copilot, and others will have similar things. it, basically, takes that these folks have to do, and helps them do it it better. and, i think that is going good step as well. the 400,000 open jobs. hopefully, what ai will do, is in effect, lower the barrier to entry, because an individual that wants to join this profession, and i hopemore people will, they will say, hey, i don't have to learn everything have had to learn five years ago, because now i have an ai tool that will we are seeing that now. we will see it accelerate in the next couple of year >> thank you. what specific cyber security measures is microsoft implementing to protect surface attacks? what are you doing additionally?é$ >> your question goes to detection. that is a critical piece. it is one of the six pillars that we have in the secure future initiative that i io tell you, i am very proud of the we have great people who are just so committed to the mission, but it sort of goes back

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

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

we look at the huge security operation behind the football championship. the . i'm a how johnny welcome to the program. the us on ukraine have signs of 10, jo, bilateral security agreement on the sidelines of the g. 7 summit in italy. you created president, florida. me of the landscapes of the fact will protect not just his country, but the world from russian aggression. g 7 leaders also back the multi 1000000000 dollar, multi 1000000 dollar deal to use frozen russian assets to help you create in spending it's defensive and pay for reconstruction. lead is that the weld 7 involves democracies and the european union sorted out and emergency power shoot full ukraine on day one of the g 7 leaders summit in italy. they agreed to use the interest generated by rushes central bank funds that have been frozen, and european banks to create to $50000000000.00 loan facility full ukraine . but yeah, we're not talking about the confiscation of these. i sent that at the interest of a cruise over time. they sample on our finance minister. so now what can you off the mechanisms?

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

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 football for all. i'm doing now from vienna by hon. see, on hope she's the senior director at the counterterrorism project. how high do you rang the risk of attacks during the years or what i mean? it depends on what to tack. we are really 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 objects. if you're talking about no live in violence, a loan act to attack. that is of course, much how to do to take, but to get to the international cooperation will be very, very helpful. and we've seen th

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

and national security, during the house homeland security committee hearing, cyber security concerns, election security and foreign interference, the impact of a.i. on physical infrastructure and cyber workforce to limit our topics addressed. this is about two hours and 45 minutes. >> we will come to order, without objection, the chair may declare the committee in recess at any point. the purpose is to receive testimony from private sector stakeholders related to the opportunities and challenges presented by the emergence of artificial intelligence and discuss how the department of homeland security can develop and implement certain technologies in support of the homeland security mission. i recognize myself for an opening statement. in this era of rapidly advancing technology, i'm especially proud to lead a nation of innovators, some of whom join us today. today american ingenuity is paving the way once again. artificial intelligence promises to transform the global economy and national security landscape as we know it. a.i. has the potential to create new jobs, catalyze productivity

social security is t history. medicare, the idea of four was first laid out by franklin roosevelt was not achieved in his presidency. harry truman really picked up thend fought valiantly for it was not able to get it done and then in 1965 lyndon johnson with a truman standing right next to himas able to sign that into law. i believe deeply in social security and medicare andt they represent even beyond the paychecks. what they say people is that we have a basic commitment of those who are in our society that we are you most need it. we are not going to poverty or essentially d prematurely in old age because you lack health insurance and could no can no work. that is what i and with those principles in guiding me, i have certainly work to do everything i can to medicare will be there not just today for both after working in manual labor jobs for more than a half a century print intorust funds for both. that it will be there for myself when i retire and my generation as well as the generations to come. now, we has i

plus the interest on the securities. future benefits are not promises or liabilities for they will be paid to the extent there are asset reserves in the trust funds as a social security has no borrowing authority it should reserves become depleted at any point benefit payment to be limited to the amount of continuing receipts. on this case trust funds were not run out of money they would simply need to pay less than the full amount of scheduled benefits it is for this reason congress is always acted timely to avoid trust fund reserve depletion over the 85 year period of 1940 through 2024. total federal debt as a result of borrowing or by the general fund of the treasury for federal expenditures from the general fund in excess of collected revenues other than those dedicated to the trust fund. current level on your webpage total federal debt is near and 35 trillion at this point in contrast social security can only hold positive trust fund reserves 2.8 trillion at the beginning of 2024 which were invested in or loaned to

security.he csr be said that this intrusion could have been prevented had microsoft cultivated a strongcube said requires an overhaul considering the technology ecosystem and the level of trust that people place in the come company to protect their data. by any asured the cyber intrusion was not sophisticated. it did not involve advanced tech v instead, storm0 basic at could have been avoided with basic cyber hygiene. this was avoidable. this extremely concerning and it falls to this committhe due diligence and determine just where microsoft sits and how taken this report to hurt. we went to give the companymuch faith in as a government, the opportunity to discuss the lessons takened.d of course to share where they feel the report could have been wrong. the u.s. government would never expect a private company to work alone in protecting itself against a nationstate act or. define roles and responsibilities for public and private sector actors in the event of nationstate attacks. our nation adv

the cyber security and infrastructure security agency is responsible for election security.ow can this agency best support election officials and united states voters so that they can trust the authenticity of the content that they are seeing when they see information online. >> this is an area where we can learn a lot of lessons from what was taken in the cyber security space over the last five to 10 years, using these types of federal agencies to distribute information out to the huge range of local election administrators as well as the public and that comes from providing education about how these technologies work, how threats work, and what to be aware of as well as information about specific threats if there is something on our moderator, some sort of deep fake technique or new type of attack to prevent information. it's something where, because our election system is so decentralized, because there is a lot of information out there, that hub of getting out useful information warrants can be very important. >> what do you foresee a role th for cyber security and secur

[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

have profound and direct implication and effects security not only on our security but also on u.s. u.s. capacity to lead a diverse global coalition in support of the rules bay international order. this brings me to myhi argument. russia aggressions againste continue all major actors currently challenging the base international order have gradually ashrined vanned simultaneous active involvement region in support of russian aggression. it's supplying drones and technologies andupplying ammunition, china's companies are still there so they are present in the black they lynch or share technologies such as food and technology dependencies, climate change vulnerabiliti fight against inflation or corruption and credit consequences for global competition. in our view,he region is bookcase of how then challenges listed in the current en u.s. national security intersect, we have national competitors lining in support aggression i including by leveraging challenges in their revisionist goals so thi is key development. it lin to all other geopolitical hot spot indenture atlantic securit to in

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

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.

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

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

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

security, not only on our security but also on u.s. security, and on u.s.port of the rules-based international o this brings me to my third argument. as the rus aggressions against ukraine continue, all major actors currently challengg international order have gradually aligned and have a simultaneous active involvement in the black sea region in aggression.the russian iran is 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 a global competition. in ourlack sea region is a textbook case of how the challenges listed in■@■( sey strategy intersect. we have national competitors lining in support of aggression, colluding by leveraging shared challenges of their revisionist goals. this climate is a key development. it links the black sea to

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

, external and internal security. and that means, particularly the situation on potential send facts of rejected aside and seek is to i've got his time. that's a very heated debates here in germany. since last week, a young asked on men stopped several people, one policeman a 2029 year old. then died shortly afterwards, due to his injuries, and that a sparks, a whole new debate here on whether germany's decision not to send back people to afghanistan since the top of on took over, took back power. then 2021 is one that is sustainable. it doesn't appear so politically. we've learned that the interior minister is also looking into potential legal options, referring to that particular issue. and the big question, the based here in germany now is whether the tanza himself will comment on this. whether he will announce some kind of action being taken. and this is also the statement by the time is also being followed by debate about political islam here in germany as so a very heated context. at the same time, there is this

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 information that was shared and put light through angelina songs efforts, and not to discredit the exposing those nefarious behaviors. the, the crux of the issue on the espionage charged 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 when it comes to our democracy in the last several years, that reputation has been tarnished by some of the just divisive behavior. and some of the antics that are being pulled into play in the political sphere here in the united states. yeah, i mean, dollar

■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

on july 19 , a meeting of the un security council will be held in new york under the chairmanship oferation. russia, as the chairman of this meeting, and the chairman of the security council in july proposed this topic, it received support, we invited him to speak at this meeting csto secretary general, imangali tasmagambetov. these are, in fact, probably the main results that i wanted to tell you about, please, questions, if any, sergey viktorovich, good afternoon, tv channel, what is the important vector of interaction between the country stage and what are the main threats facing the organization’s participants today? i mentioned the threat, the threats that continue to emanate from the territory of afghanistan, there remain cells and fairly combat-ready detachments of isis, al-qaeda, and structures affiliated with them, and the taliban government is fighting these terrorist groups, which we consider fundamentally important. threats to the neighboring region, the middle east and north africa, they also stem from the unresolved nature of a number of conflicts, primarily the situati

guaranteed at the expense of the security of others. because i promised you to do that for me to let me remind you that at the end of the 20th century of to 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 security because this did not require much simple ability to listen to the opinions of all interest and properties 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 that 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. and 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 insuring security in europe, they responded to are justified questions with excuses, claiming that there were no plans

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

in the area the security should be strengthened. the fact is that the americans are deeply worried about this russian countermeasure against their actions in ukraine, and they raise the opposite issue that the russians are importing weapons from korea, while the russians are supposed to celebrate korea day. strongly strengthen in the field of security , and this balance strengthens the security deterrence in this region, in addition to the area of ​​their sanctions. it will be broken and the security architecture that america wants to create in asia will suffer a crisis, so this trip is a completely different trip and a new chapter with distinctive features. it was fundamental. another example that i will mention is that the president of russia also brought the russian bride's car, which he had previously gifted to the leader of north korea, into korea in this technology, which is a debate. they have also brought the modern and diverse security infrastructure into this country, which is one of these many and varied dimensions, but i

trans xina security initiative that -- trans atlantic security initiative has been talking to studentsto emphasize, why are we backing this alliance? yes, a lot of you don't remember a world before stability, before america could have been threatened or our allies could have been attacked at any moment but we are increasingly moving in a complex world. that could be a likelihood. we need to be ready. we need the mechanism to cooperate and work together. we have a good one in nato. to some extent, i always say encouraging people, nato has done this good historically, churchill did his speeches across the midwest, a lot of euro leaders are doing this today and it's important to continue that and engage across the u.s. and outside the east and west coast but also going to the european countryside, talk to the people and make sure the importance of nato is felt. that is something that has been generationally taken for granted now. >> to add to the brilliant points, nato should be prepared to answer the question to the next generation -- how are you keeping us safe? no one understands regio

one of self-determination, dignity, security and freedom. this path is available. once the deal is struck. israel will always have the to defend itself against the athletes to its security and to bring those responsible for october 7 to justice. and the united states will always ensure israel has what it needs to defend itself. if hamas fails to fulfill me military operations. the united states will help ensure israel lives up to their obligations as that is what this deal says. we will do our part. this is truly a decisive moment. israel has made their proposal. hamas says it once a cease-fire. -- wants a cease-fire. this deal is an opportunity to prove whether they mean it. hamas needs to take the deal. for months people all over the world have called for cease-fire. now it is time to raise your voices and demand that be hamas come to the table agree to this deal and end this war they began. of course there will be differences on the specific details that need to be worked out. that is natural. if hamas comes to negotiate ready to deal, then they must be given a

, 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

also part of security precautions . post stadiums have multiple layers of security and are considered to be safe places. but fans zones temporary sites will up to 12000000 people a likely targets. $22000.00 police officers under cover agents drones and rolled locates of public security plants. and for months all german voters have been subject to increased controls to identify and stop potential bad excess 100 percent . secuity is never possible, but i think that politicians as well as secuity 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 the full, full well 100 jack option to a is a senior director of the counter terrorism project and told us about the chances of an attack and you wouldn't be yours or what i mean. it depends on what the attack we are really talking about. if you're talking about a complex attack, as we've seen in most kyle, a few months ago, tha