near seoul.y started to get reports that perhaps this rocket launch has failed and will rapid air but we cannot confirm that. that is simply a south korean military is looking into at the moment. there have been many villages of all kinds of things from north korea over the past few months. is this space launch people consider to be an escalation? is people consider to be an escalation? , _, , ., people consider to be an escalation? , , ., , escalation? is considered to be significant _ escalation? is considered to be significant because _ escalation? is considered to be significant because north - escalation? is considered to be| significant because north korea does not have a spy satellite in space at the moment so it would be its first. he would allow north korea to essentially give it ie in the sky over its enemies. the the area and the united states. that would give it a strategic advantage to spot potential incoming attacks but part of the attacks of its own. it would be able to locate targ

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earlier, i spoke to our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie, who gave us the picture from the ground. yes, so we were awoken this morning at about 6:30am or so, with the sound of the air raid siren, which is not common. we had messages to prepare for evacuation and we heard that the north, according to the south korean military, had launched a space launch vehicle. we think it's a spy satellite that north korea said they would launch in the coming days. within 30 minutes, residents in seoul had another announcement that the alert had been sent in error, they didn't have to evacuate, and could go about their day. what we have learned since is that north korea has launched this space vehicle, but it didn't come anywhere near seoul. they started to get reports that perhaps this rocket launch has failed but we cannot confirm that. that is something the south korean military is looking into at the moment. there have been many launches of all kinds of things from north korea over the past few months. is this space launch something people consider to be an escalation? it's considered to be s

as the tokyo and seoul workin: forward? as the tokyo and seoul working together _ forward?ogether on security issues, economic security, and cooperation within the g7 and other multilateral institutions to bring stability to the global economy, to deal with security challenges such as authoritarian states, and to really quietly work together on dealing with the past through further diplomacy, through student exchanges and scholarly exchanges, and really trying to build a future by not forgetting the past. before we go, let's return to the uk. rehearsals are well underway in liverpool for the eurovision song contest. the city is hosting the event on behalf of last year's winners, ukraine, with the first stage of the competition on tuesday. on sunday, the 2023 eurovision entrants took part in a welcome ceremony at st george's hall in liverpool. this is loreen, from sweden. she won in 2012 and she's back in the competition as one of the favourites with her song tattoo. but, of course, anything can happen and according to the bookies, other acts like france, spain or finland ar

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.ngio is the latest leading figure from the world of al to warn about its potential dangers — he says he would have prioritised safety over usefulness if he�*d realised the pace at which artificial intelligence would evolve. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. artificial intelligence has the power to change our lives. now, one of the founding godfathers of ai wants tight rules on the sector to ensure humanity�*s safety. governments need to track what they�*re doing. they need to be able to audit them. and that isjust like the minimum thing we do for any other sector. like, you know, building aeroplanes or cars or pharmaceuticals. he said its use in the military should be banned. this is one of the worst places where we could put a super intelligent ai. i think there�*s enough examples in science fiction and yeah, even if you like science fiction, the problem is if something goes wrong and we lose control of an ai, and it happens to be an ai that can kill people. governments have

i see both tokyo and seoul working together on - seoul working together on security issues, economicwith security challenges, such as authoritarian states, and really to quietly work together on dealing with the past, through further diplomacy, through further diplomacy, through student exchanges and scholar exchanges, and really trying to build the future by not forgetting the past. interesting stuff there, professor stephen nagy, an expert on japanese professor stephen nagy, an expert onjapanese foreign expert on japanese foreign policy at the international christian university in tokyo. thank you so much for your time. we'll have lots more on that story on our website, bbc .com, and we will be following there is continuous div elements coming out of brownsville, texas, as well. thank you for watching bbc news. hello, there. looking at the weather over the coronation weekend, i think it's fair to say we've had a real mixed bag, starting on saturday with the coronation itself, where, in london, we had, of course, rain. it wasn't that heavy — we only had five millimetres — but it was

this is very unusual here in seoul. people here are not used to hearing air raid sirens.s warning that people had to prepare for an evacuation. but 20 minutes later, we were all told that it had been a mistake. so the concern now is with this warning system that we've had fail really here this morning is what does that mean when there is a genuine emergency that happens? people here had already been desensitized to the threat posed by north korea because they've lived with it for so long. so when this air raid sirens went off, people were confused and they didn't really know what to do or where to seek shelter. the fear is that when there is a genuine emergency now, people will be even less likely to take action. let's get some analysis now on how much of a cause for concern this is for the region — earlier i spoke to dr robert kelly, professor of political science at pusan national university in south korea. he said the country is right to be concerned about this test. in my time in south korea, i've been here about 15 years, there were siren drills in the past. i can't

there was alarm in the south korean capital, seoul, after a satellite launched in north korea set offn emergency alert . japan also issued a warning to residents in the south of the country. the attempt to send the satellite into orbit failed but it could provide an intelligence windfall for south korea which says it has retrieved part of the wreckage from the ocean. >> this is believed to be part of north korea's first spy satellite. the projectile was found by the south korean military after it had crashed into the sea. >> the military identified what seems to be the debris of a purported north korean space rocket in the waters. we are in the process of recovering the debris. >> in the early hours, emergency sirens sounded across south korea's capital, seoul. it caused confusion along with mobile phone alerts which called on residents to evacuate. >> it was early morning so i understand that there may be a misunderstanding between authorities in an emergency situation. however, it is not right to tell people to just evacuate without any explanation. >> seoul's mayor was forced to ap

seoul says a 21-member team will inspect the site between monday and thursday. the experts will assess the results of an analysis on the treated water and also examine how it's stored and managed. >> translator: our team will do its utmost to confirm if the discharge plan is scientifically safe. >> the chair person says the group's findings will be released to the public. seoul says it'll thoroughly study the possible effects on south korea's seas and marine products and if necessary take steps to protect them. >>> rohingya muslims face a humanitarian crisis in parts of myanmar after a devastating storm last weekend. cyclone moka made landfall in myanmar sunday causing widespread damage. violent winds and high waves destroyed many homes. the pro-democracy national uty government says the cyclone has left 435 people dead including rohingya. it says the figure is expected to climb. nhk obtained video shot wednesday in a rohingya village in rakhine state. it shows flattened homes and people building shelters from debris. >> translator: we have nothing left. all our

just having a look at the accord between tokyo and seoul.ill work more closely together on security. they also agreed to cooperate on chips. the deals were struck during kishida's visit to seoul, the first visit by a japanese leader in 12 years. a sign of improving ties between allies as they confront north korea and china. chile has dealt a low to the left government in a vote the constitutional council. right-wing candidates won 33 seats on the committee for the constitution. chilean assets are unlikely to rally on monday, as the vote removes the last are many concerns over a radical change that the document. the taliban has agreed with china and pakistan to bring infrastructure projects to afghanistan. the foreign ministers discuss afghanistan's reconstruction, including extending the economic corridor to be sanctions-hit country. they also call for unfreezing afghanistan's overseas assets. chinese authorities are warning that heavy rainfall in southern areas may lead to emergencies with the flooding season now underway. state radio says

south korea correspondentjean mckenzie has more from seoul.re was panic and confusion in seoul this morning as we awoke to the sound of this air raid siren which is extremely rare. and messages from loudspeakers telling people to prepare for an evacuation, only to be told 20 minutes later it was a mistake. north korea did fire a missile this morning. it was believed to be carrying a spy satellite. but we now know it was a failure and the rocket exploded in midair and crashed into the sea. this will be a big disappointment for the north korean leader kim jong—un. he has been working to give north korea its first ever spy satellite and he announced this week he was planning the launch. a spy satellite would give north korea a strategic advantage to allow it to monitor its enemies from the sky, south korea and the us, and be able to spot incoming attacks as well as plotting its own attacks. the north said this morning it will attempt to launch again in the nearfuture. so this false alarm in seoul this morning has serious implications, because ove

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it's also trying to explain why it sent out a worrisome urgent alert to millions of residents of seoul. for more now, we want to go to cnn's paula hancocks who is live for us in the south korean capital. you got that alert this morning as well. it must have been sayer terrifying for millions. besides the confusion about the alert, we now know south korea has some of the debris from whatever was launched here. what more are you learning? >> well, what we've heard from north korea itself is that the launch has failed. it is worth mentioning because pyongyang doesn't usually admit failure quite so liz, and it was very fast as well that it acknowledged this was a failure. and it specified what it believes had gone wrong as well. it had lost propulsion because of a problem with the engine in the second stage. so suggesting the first stage was successful. now what we're hearing from the south korean military and giving images as well is what they believe they have found in the waters about 200 kilometers off the west coast coast. they believe it is part of the debris. they will be investigat

here in seoul, they had the aryan siren, ten minutes later. and there was a presidential text alert that when, out telling people, it, insult to evacuate. and then 20 minutes, later there was another loop that went out saying that it was all in error. so certainly, there was many questions being asked, as to what exactly happen. >> i thought it was an urgent situation, and serna turned out to be false. so i was very confused. such an important issue must be delivered cautiously, but, this time it wasn't. at the, moment the korean government seem to have a backward system on issues in mourning and disaster. so it needs to be improved. but it seems it's not going well. >> so there are concerns of an erosion, interest in the emergency alert system, certainly for our country and it's still technically at war with its northern neighbor. but, to go back to the actual launch itself, this was expected, north korea had said that it was going to try to put a military satellites into space, sometimes between may 31st injured 11th. but we know now, it was

this was the moment that the sirens went off in the south korean capital seoul — but both countries droppedhe warnings a short time later. state media in north korea said the launch involved a military reconnaisance satellite which crashed into the sea — and a second launch would take place soon. according to the south korean military, the projectile had disappeared from radar and might have crashed or exploded. the united states hasjoined south korea and japan in condemning the launch, saying it involved ballistic missile technology in breach of un sanctions. there's lots to unpick — so let's go live to seoul — and jean mackenzie, our correspondent in south korea. jean — how did you first hear of this rocket launch? i first heard about it when, like millions of other people was awoken by the air raid siren this morning which is incredibly uncommon here. it is just not something we are used to hearing. we then started to get these loudspeaker messages played out telling people to prepare for an evacuation, but 20 minutes later we received another message telling us all that this had been a

this is very unusual here in seoul. people here are not used to hearing air raid sirens. followed by this warning that people had to prepare for an evacuation. but 20 minutes later, we were all told that it had been a mistake. so the concern now is with this warning system that we've had fail really here this morning is what does that mean when there is a genuine emergency that happens? people here had already been desensitized to the threat posed by north korea because they've lived with it for so long. so when this air raid sirens went off, people were confused and they didn't really know what to do or where to seek shelter. the fear is that when there is a genuine emergency now, people will be even less likely to take action. live now to central london to speak tojohn everard, former uk ambassador to north korea. thank you forjoining us. north korea acknowledged the launch was a failure. what do you read into that? i think they are horribly embarrassed, it's very unusual for the north koreans to release statements so quickly with such detail that admitted that the laun

forces recaptured seoul.f bound for north korea app capital of pyongyang. >> city known to be heavily fortified that reds will make a death stand for their capital. >> the wars objectives were charging from liberating south korea to reuniting all of korea under one government sanctioned by the u.n., president truman senting political benefit of a major victory over communism, and urged on by macarthur embraced the goal for freedom. >> a personal triumph for macarthur it also raised stakes for all sides and brought the world that much closer to the nuclear precipice. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. the next disaster is coming. the time to get ready is now. make a plan. identify meet-up locations and people you'll need to conta

we understand it was across the city of seoul. i've been here 12 years.rst time that i've heard an air-raid siren here and also certainly one i understand from the japanese side in the island of okinawa. there was also ten minutes later an emergency alert on the phone telling residents to evacuate saying let the elderly and children go first. again, after that another ten minutes later it was said that was sent in error, but there are still live speaker announcements across seoul which are hard to make out. but what we've confirmed from the joint of chief of staffs at this point there was a space vehicle that was launched by north korea. this is something we were expecting. we know they'd warned japan's coast guard, for example, between may 31st and june 11th they were going to try to put a military satellite into space, and there had been warning for all ships in that area and certainly going further south down until the philippines to look out for possible falling debris. now, what we've heard from the north korean side is that they feel they have to pu

the dollar, in the continuation of the dollar from the separation of the world trade exchanges of seoul and jakarta for the dollar and to agree on the sale of raw stone with the localization of advanced knowledge and technology of the radiation machine for posting building stones. it was made in the country, we are checking the 14 cooperation documents, in addition to the comprehensive long-term strategic cooperation program between iran and syria, signed by the presidents and high officials of the two vast countries of iran and syria, about 250 million dollars, what figure will be reached by signing these documents, in the name of allah, the most merciful oh my god peace be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and have a good day, dear and respected compatriots . i invite you to accompany me from the beginning of our midday news until the end . on the second day of my trip to syria, i will meet with a group of palestinian resistance commanders and intellectuals in separate meetings. mr. raisi warned in these meetings about the normalization of relations with the regime and said th

sirens have been heard across the capital city of seoul and local authorities have warned citizens toion. south korean authorities are now saying the evacuated border was issued incorrectly. we will continue to bring you any new lines we get on the story and reaction from the region. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. this is nine—year—old alfie, who'd hit 54.1; miles an hour at ellington airfield on his specially adapted 80 cc bike. we started on his eighth birthday, this first one at ellington, to progress to what he has done now. yes, it's an achievement. and, you know, as parents we're just so proud of him. i first started. ..it wasn't on this. it was on a little mini—model that was just an electric one. and we levelled up and just carried on levelling up until we got to this. alfie is part of a group ofjuniors setting new records. as they get older, they're allowed to use more powerful engines, and little alfie has big ambitions. get really fast and do stuff like that, and become an engineer and build crazy stuff. i am a bit scared because he looks up to a lot

class we have the open of sydney, seoul and tokyo upon us.rt of cash treasuries watching the two year yield. a costly. better than expected jobs numbers on friday. really tempering the fierce die of this u.s. session. we have seen this coming online. the focus is we will have japanese markets that have been shot since last wednesday. financials really are the big wash this morning. given the japanese lenders are the most susceptible to what happens with wall street banks and the regional lenders. you can see the topics banks index slumping more than 1% at the start of trade. the nick king 55 under pressure even though we do see yen weakness, that could be support given we are still around that 135 level. we just had the doj meetings for the march policy address, essentially the headline is that members say even though the environment surrounding prices is starting to shift. that's supposed now to the board for korea. during business leaders as well as monday. the main take away is these two countries over this trinity struck a chord of unity.

washington and seoul are holding a military exercise a kilometer from the border line between north and south korea, and the south korean media said that this exercise, which is held with war ammunition, is the largest us machine-reading exercise so far. in the test conducted with south korea in this area, north korea warned about the actions of washington and seoul and called it a dangerous action against a nuclear weapon. this statistic shows an increase of 10 million people compared to 7 years ago. this type of slavery various examples including forced employment according to this report, one million and one hundred thousand people who were put in bad conditions live in the united states. saudi arabia, the united arab emirates and kuwait are located in the country that is most involved in this issue. one woman and two police officers were killed in a conflict . in the center of japan, as reported by the japanese media, the incident began after a man attacked with a knife, and after that the person covered his face and played with a hunting rifle to the iranian crowd . nagano province

this country sent hundreds of thousands of artillery shells to ukraine via the united states after seoul'ssupply of weapons, this is such fresh information, of course, we cannot now talk about it as a fait accompli, but less so, a certain program and a certain strategy are obviously being implemented to replenish our ammunition capabilities not only from the european union, where there is a certain agreement on this not only from the united states but through other countries, of course, through the mediation of our closest partners, the germans , there is another really very important question, the minister of defense of ukraine, oleksiy reznikov, reported yesterday about the successful use of long-range storm shadow missiles, and this is the first recognition . let's say from our side that we have already we work with them before , we had information that great britain ordered us this weapon, it is quite effective. applied storm shadow comes to my mind, of course, luhansk, which until recently, we must give credit, lived more or less uh . as they say, a quiet life, a quiet life for the ru

seoul has huge stocks of ammunition , but refused to send them due to concerns about its relations with moscow , at the same time it is calmly preparing to send its special representative to the european union and ukraine in order to thoroughly to exchange views on the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis, meanwhile, kyiv had to settle another crisis with the export of grain, where it is not surprising that the ruba question was raised not by china but europe's closest allies, this not only violates the existing agreement on association between ukraine and the european union, but also where there is danger, hope was stabbed in the back like a knife in the back. how the blockade of agricultural products from hungary is not surprising, but the participation in the blockade of poland, romania and slovakia is a threatening thing, of course, on the eve of summer and new harvests the country cares about its farmers and its own market, they say that war is war and business is business, however, according to political analysts , the participation in the blockade of, say, poland may indi

how anxious is seoul at the moment?: it is so important to remember that since the end of the cold war, from more than 30 years we have been dealing with these extraordinarily serious issues, north korea's nukes and ballistic missiles, the lives of millions at stake. . it's also important to remember that in order to address the north korean conundrum, one needs the application of all elements of national power -- the dime. diplomacy, i agree, continues to be in order. we need to be open to that. we need to continue to send information to north korea. we need to continue to empower the people of north korea through information from the outside world. this information has to be customized based on north korea n's understanding, on north korea's social classification system which is based on loyalty. and military power through extended deterrence is important. and economic power through sanctions. this has to be a comprehensive package. my organization is making an argument for a human writes upfront approach, including h

south korea reports on a north korean launch, putting the capital, seoul, on edge. reinforce its air defence. kyiv denies being behind the attack, but prepares for strikes in retaliation from russia. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, putting the capital, seoul, on edge. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine... and says it will reinforce its air defence. kyiv denies being behind the attack, but prepares for strikes in retaliation from russia.

in 12 years , the prime minister of japan came with an official during his visit to south korea in seouler of the country of the rising sun in the background, kisida, will stay there for two days. he already had a meeting with south korean president yun sok-kyul. the offices of the leaders of both states reported that the two leaders plan to conclude a number of important agreements for the expansion of bilateral relations . cooperation, in addition, today fumiusida visited the seoul national cemetery, where fighters against japanese enslavement and japanese aggression are buried, and it is precisely these shots that you see on your screens right now, and these are the ones vasyl now i'll just now comment on these shots and here's what i immediately thought when i saw these shots, i'm dreaming and i'm even sure that it will happen someday, too, soon enough when vladimir putin will be brought in handcuffs to one warehouse where all the fighters for our freedom and for ours has changed, they come out. i think at that place, although whatever comes out of him, but to bring him, well, that m

he later met in seoul where both sides discussed the defense situation. >>> and the united states isy the order by israel allowing its citizens, in the west bank, in a statement, the spokesperson said the move is inconsistent with the israeli government's commitments to the biden administration. meanwhile, the palestinian health minutery said israeli forces shot and killed three palestine men during an incursion in a refugee camp in the west bank city of anan pol >>> pakistan's former prime minister imran khan is lashing out. khan says there is, quote no rule of law and the pakistani government is violating the constitution and his rights. khan has been involved in a tense standoff with the country's military for months leading to violent protests. for more on this, let's go to cnn's paula hancocks who joining us live from seoul in south korea, paula. >> reporter: well, max, imran khan was speaking to fareed zakaria this weekend on cnn. he said what's happening to his country at the moment is an attempt to dismantle democracy. now, he's been criticizing the current government heavily

also, the set of for sydney, japan and seoul. to be in a fairly narrow range per the other big event are these debt negotiations in the u.s. we are already starting to hear investors talk about the ramifications for certain asset classes because of this. goldman sachs is among those saying could be bearish on the outlook for the dollar. this chart showing the general trend lower we have seen over the course of 2023. the outgoing head of the external committee that advises the treasury department says anything that moves the dollar away from being regarded as the world's reserve currency is not only bad for the currency itself, but for the american people and the u.s. government. strategist saying we can expect further kleins from here if the deadlock extends. morgan stanley's wealth management cio has been speaking to bloomberg about what she is most concerned about. she is watching closely for any cutback in infrastructure spending. if we see that, she says it could be something very limiting for the u.s. growth potential moving

washington seoul tokyo denounced the launch of a north korean reconnaissance satellite an attempt tot into orbit was an unsuccessful device sunk in lived home, sea, plastic, ginger said they intend to fix the problem and then carry out a restart. and in the atlantic a few minutes ago , a krag -flying reusable spacecraft returned to earth after a nine-day commercial flight to the iss , crewed by former nasa astronaut begy vinson, entrepreneur john seam nair, and two astronauts. and saudi arabia is adding a second commercial flight to the iss under the axioms space tourism program. the first such mission took place in april last of the year. flight cost. for each crew member, an estimated $55 million. russian cities destroyed the accumulation of enemy manpower and equipment, camouflaged positions were discovered by drones. the collected data is promptly transmitted to field headquarters and commanders of rocket artillery batteries. often. we have to work in the conditions of counter-battery combat, the crews of combat vehicles are on round-the-clock duty. we are preparing a firing posi

earlierthis month, the japanese prime minister was in sebul— japanese prime minister was in seoul and korean president and they are meeting not very— president and they are meeting not very far from where we are, because — not very far from where we are, because high on the agenda is what — because high on the agenda is what you _ because high on the agenda is what you have been talking about, _ what you have been talking about, china and the increasing instabitity— about, china and the increasing instability in the indo—pacific. these two men are worried — indo—pacific. these two men are worried about north korea and the nuclear weapons being developed at an alarming pace. exactly, — developed at an alarming pace. exactly, it— developed at an alarming pace. exactly, it is a case of putting aside all disputes focusing on priorities of the agenda. president biden is going to be pleased that these two men are meeting. interesting they will be laying a wreath at the peace park... i have got a fly buzzing in my face. interesting, they will be going to the peace park and paying their respe

a man in seoul bts has a monkey and a tv. needed in mashhad, razavi khorasan province fatemeh bekzadeh, the daughter of the mashhad radio and television news agency, is the head of the civil aviation organization , and about 10,000 unmanned aircraft license plates will be donated. we had a passenger and we registered it in the civil aviation and today it is available to the dear people with the instructions prepared in coordination with the relevant agencies . today they operate with the new format and law of the country organization. plants are working, the options of photographing oil and gas pipeline routes, high voltage power lines, and various works of seismic photography operations and the closing ceremony of the fatemian architecture design competition was held in tehran art district and the best of this event were introduced, designers from all over the world iran went to the holy mashhad to participate in a competition called the design of the fatemiyoun martyrs memorial , 25 teams from all over the country participa

hours in cold water, the procession of the immortal regiment also passed in asia along the streets of seoulouth korea and the middle east. where did one of the most poignant songs about the great patriotic nonsense sound in the beret? uh-huh and in south africa where in cape town, children studying at the school about the russian embassy prepared their song and in cuba there was a mass procession under the farewell of the slav. the immortal sex action was held in washington, where children came with photographs of their relatives who fought in the great patriotic war, together with the russian flag, they solemnly raised the red banner victories it was forbidden to walk freely on the champs-elysées and at the arc de triomphe today . show without spectators. the glass of the presidential peugeot went down only once, but the macron quickly understood to greet someone after dinner , the macron welcomed the booing president in lyon with the clink of pots. the police pushed back opponents of the pension reform at first with warnings, but then he grew older tear gas macron, thanked the veterans fr

joining us now is a guest from seoul. what more do we know about this story? the seoul. intelli . ence this story? the korean and national intelligence service _ this story? the korean and national intelligence service confirmed - this story? the korean and national intelligence service confirmed that. intelligence service confirmed that a group of north koreans crossed the sea to defect to south korea on the 6th of may. they give is no further details, but one of our intelligence sources told us that two families shared the same boat and there were 8-9 shared the same boat and there were 8—9 people in total. and they're currently under investigation by the intelligence service.— currently under investigation by the intelligence service. thank you very much for bringing _ intelligence service. thank you very much for bringing us _ intelligence service. thank you very much for bringing us up _ intelligence service. thank you very much for bringing us up to - intelligence service. thank you very much for bringing us up to date. - intelligence service. thank you very much f

shortly after my trip president biden arrived in seoul, he and president yoon affirmed that the u.s. alliance is stronger than ever and remains the linchpin of peace and stability in the region. they also met with america and korean soldiers still serving side by side to ensure the security of the republic of korea as a grateful nation, we commit to honor our nation's korean war veterans and that all they made possible. we will continue to stand by side with the republic of korea and this war of remembrance is a concrete and everlasting reminder of that promise. thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you you. ladies and gentlemen, please give a moment as the official party makes way to the wall of remembrance. and honor. thank. for. the. time during. which started, as i said earlier on march 25, 19 open the opening is today all intents purposes, i don't know if you've been here before, but everything, including the trees, place, every paper. there were 170 miles. so let's go over. it's about one one through 84 for me. and in meditation you'll see names of katyusha who decided th

japan issued an alert and advised residents to take refuge in shelters in seoul for meeting urgently. gathered council of national security, although according to media reports a rocket in the air. japan was not recorded before flying. she disappeared from the radar. such news to this minute . see you soon. he asks you to buy some food for the street. there are chewing gum, sweets, sucking all sorts, lollipops are rarely very much. well, that is, we even go to the store. he will come in there. he will say do n't forget to buy me a sausage, there is a fruit nanny and a lollipop. do not forget, but here, let's say how some children suit us is not a question, then he has some. and in this sense, desire, when it comes into some kind of not even that desire. he just knows that we go grocery shopping for the weekend, and there i always write with my spouse to make sure they don’t forget about him. yes, that is how it looks like. more than that, don't forget my sausage, my butter. well, your child ever eats something, but in nature, such as strawberries from the garden and tomatoes from the

expressive , here it is, perhaps, the best game with the chinese team at the 88th olympic games in seoul then, by the way, uralochka won confidently, but the 2017 olympics were a fierce confrontation with cuba and this is already the championship of russia last year uralochka against the kaliningrad lokomotiv i will appoint you as a coach instead of me i will try emotions seething, but only on the playing field in life nikolayevich karpol, the sweetest person, and you, when you look at him on the court, when you communicate with him already outside. e sports field. you understand how different people would seem to be, but one thing is united by an incredible intellect. so i would call karpol a real intellectual coach. and this is an intellectual coach. uralochka has been at the helm for 54 years. and this is even more than the guinness world record, which was set by one canadian coach working with one team. in the nhl for 50 years , under the leadership of karpol, uralochka won prizes at the olympics. and another eight european cups, 25 victories in the national championships, he trained

cnn's paula hancocks joins me now from seoul with more on this.ow likely is it that thailand's military will respect this result? >> well, rosemary, that does remain to be seen. but at this point we have spoken to the leader of the move forward party. he give us his first interview since clinching most -- the majority of the votes in that election, or at least he had the most votes. and he said that thailand has made it very clear that they want a change. he has said that the amount of votes that his party has received, they will be validated in just a couple of days shows that he has a consensus. he has already started to build a coalition, he says, to make sure that he has as many seats as possible to be able to become prime minister. pheu thai, the party that had the second amount of votes said they would stand by him. the reason for that is there are 750 mps that have to vote for prime minister. 250 of those who are in the senate are military appointed. and in the past, they have always supported a military-backed candidate. but we did ask pet

the may day action in seoul differed from others in that its participants did not march through the streetsround as part of the protest. they also called for an increase in wages and better working conditions for the organizers. the number of demonstrators was estimated at 30,000 people, the performance of the leaders of the trade unions was accompanied by songs performed. including the international drafts of the new constitution of uzbekistan, more than 90% of the record juice drinkers supported and there was a turnout of almost 85% . large-scale political and economic transformations await. uzbekistan is proclaimed a social state. and the number of obligations to citizens will triple report by robert france uzbekistan about 90% of the inhabitants of the republic have made their choice and voted for the new constitution and the new uzbekistan is a socially oriented legal secular state with traditional values ​​and a market economy . according to him , the introduction of amendments is in demand by life itself, but it is fundamentally important that the process transformation has become a

were aware of this case from the beginning, now there really is a building on this very street in seoul, or not , you can see this in a dream through legal terms . in 2009, the football federation was worth nearly 25 billion tomans to 60 and we paid it in 2009. and as a rule, these payments can be said in 2019 the land direction of your night was balanced with the width that was taken from 60 to 70 and a bit more than 24 billion and it was paid with 25 million in 99 and anna has other calculations that their calculations are based on the fact that the place where this payment was made to settle the foreign currency obligation and the foreign currency obligation cannot be subsidized by the free market including the free currency of the federation and because in that case this path was taken in the court , if they did not come, they took place in the last two periods . vacancy was not followed up in order to appeal, it was done after khatami's term if the appeal is not followed up, we have the same normal course of proceedings. we will follow up in the story. regarding the buildings of th

and what about attacking for ukraine, kiev is persuading south korea and seoul has so far only suppliedumanitarian aid, something like this zelensky asks and regards the possible supply of anti-aircraft missiles. i believe that the principles of korea should not be applied to defense systems and technology to protect power systems. the anti-aircraft missile system is exclusively defensive equipment, and not a weapon for the restoration of ukraine, there must be a heavenly shield, but with the supply of equipment. ukraine has an obvious relationship. the more secure kiev feels, the more brazenly and aggressively it behaves, shelling russian border territories, making sorties there or planning drone attacks on moscow. does ukraine have anything to do with today's attack, we are happy to watch and predict an increase in the number of attacks , but of course we have no direct relationship. such is the price and assurances that long-range nato weapons should not be used against the western-recognized territory of russia , new supplies are being discussed at the meeting. the fafnids of the na

news sources announced that following the launch of a missile by north korea in seoul, the capital ofth korea, and the sides of the bricks, there is a risk of noise. in coming and the people of north korea have been warned in advance had announced that he plans to launch satellites to monitor us military activities by june 11th and 21st. this military agreement when trying to prevent the protesters from entering the municipal offices in the north and wounding dozens of protesters, the tensions in this country after that , the formation of albanians as mayors in 4 regions with the majority of the population. the servers of this election have been sanctioned the contribution of russia to the west of kase from assuming the blame for the price effect, the nato secretary general has also announced that 700 more troops will be sent to join the so-called kifour forces . the russian foreign minister met with the president of burundi. the trip to further research, the senior diplomat of russia held talks with the foreign minister of burundi and announced that the president of burundi will trav

news sources announced that north korea had launched a missile in seoul, the capital of south korea,, did japan have sirens. danger to the sound of the northern income kashi had previously announced that on june 21, a satellite would be launched to monitor us military activities , and nato would send more troops. protesters were prevented from entering the municipal offices in the north and tens of protesters were injured. the tensions in this country arose after the albanians were elected as mayors in four regions with the majority of the population . they boycotted these elections. and the amount of participation it was three and a half percent, russia should stop asking to blame heads , nato secretary general hamedan kurd said, 700 more soldiers will be sent to join the police forces or the so-called punishment forces. it happened in the rostov region in the south of russia, 15 of the injured are children , the cause of the collapse of the stadium's spectators' stands has not been announced. one of the ways to reduce tobacco use is to limit currency and sell it limited centers are

paula hancocks is live in seoul for us. what do we actually know about the launch. satellite, missile or what? >> reporter: we know north korea was trying to put a satellite into space. it says it needs a military satellite to try to counter what it calls the dangerous acts of the u.s. but what we do know is that it did fail. north korea admitted that. a rare admission and also a speedy admission that they said that they had a problem with the engine in the second stage. but they are not deterred, they said that they will try this again soon. so there is rn cconcern that itl happen again. south korean military found what they believe to be some of the debris in the waters, and so they are analyzing that. but there is also political fallout here in seoul. there was an air raid siren about 6:30 a.m. followed by an emergency text alert telling easies to evacuate. 20 minutes later they said it was sent in error and that has some people concerned. >> translator: i thought it was an urgent situation and soon it turned out to be false so i was very confused. such important

europe well, all the time the air raid sounded the day before in seoul and tokyo, the reason for the of the invincible kim jong-un who continue to send, hello, and to his enemies the day before, he launched a rocket towards japan presumably. it had the first reconnaissance satellite of the dprk but this, as they say, is not accurate in japan. south korea doubts that the missile is only a means of delivery to a military satellite , they say, the true motive is the reaction to the joint exercise of the us and south korea, because of which the dprk threatened the us imperialists. the most that neither is a real war, and if only the air raid alarm system worked in seoul, but the inhabitants of the japanese okiva called for shelter in buildings or preferably underground. however, the rocket fell into the sea. approximately 200 km confusing from the south korean island. very condo local military already found and removed part of the collapsed device. the media write that the launch vehicle exploded in flight. the dprk said that there was a problem at the stage of launching the second stage

the may day action in seoul differed from others in that its participants did not march through the streets the ground within protest. they also called for an increase in wages and better working conditions . the organizers estimated the number of protesters at 30,000 people, the speeches of the leaders of the trade unions were accompanied by songs , including the may 1st international in france this year is not so much a holiday. how many another reason to take to the streets, local residents are not ready to put up with pension reform in the capital and other cities. trade union. today they promised to bring to the protest a record number of manifestos about what is happening now and what is expected tonight in paris in in a report by anastasia popova, the largest trade unions promise to make this may 1st historic. they want to bring to the streets more than one and a half million people dissatisfied with the policies of the macron, in the center of paris, the statue of the republic was dressed in clothes, where it is written macron to resign to support the french in the fight, workers fr

and i think of the actress jung john that i met in seoul last year when i had a meeting with eminent she is the first korean to win an oscar for acting these are examples of the cultural connections between our countries and their intertwined history from the intertwined history in the game squid with the americans. you know i want a series and here is a great woman leading the altered states. i have always believed in her. and you keep believing. of course, the passion was also not to their liking, but it was still brought down. and here is a woman. she can still show the whole world what she is capable of, by the way, the americans never dared to vote here. i'm not sexist in this case, but still, when the eighty-fourth year they tried to push joseph ferrari to the post of vice president. and then, then, in general, he will say, well, no, this is too much. and here it will be union president. in the new states, we sincerely believe in this, we will support her, and she will do everything there without us and even without her sarmatians and poseidons. or maybe even a sarmatian. or ma

japan, the united states and south korea launched a missile in seoul, the capital of south korea. danger bricks were sounded shortly after the korean authorities announced the wrong dangerous drugs . in okinawa, japan, the warning system was activated and the fifth was asked to take shelter. north previously informed japan and south korea had planned to counter the dangerous military actions of the united states and its allies, a military reconnaissance satellite was launched into space this morning with a ballistic missile, but according to the north korean media, the missile carrying the ali ma-1 satellite crashed in the yellow sea due to a technical defect . it plans to send more troops to and according to al jazeera network, this action is taken after dozens of members of this military alliance were killed while trying to prevent the protesters from entering the municipal offices in the north and dozens of red protesters were injured. has been and testimony in this the country was formed after halit as the mayor in 4 regions of jamiat sarwar boycotted the election of the lower