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jean mackenzie, reports from seoul.ir bags and boarded buses, bound for more comfortable hotel rooms. you can see just how little respite this campsite has from the scorching sun. but one of the uk team members who i spoke to earlier said this decision to pull out the british scouts wasn'tjust because of this extreme heat. it was also because of concerns about the facilities and the food. they were no longer confident that they could keep everyone here safe. the uk scout contingent is being relocated this weekend to seoul, back to hotels and hostels there. in common with the americans, who i believe are going to another site, and so on. they are going to try and arrange some kind of alternative programme of events. but the remaining scouts we spoke to are happy to still be here. it's very hot here, but it's still fun. we are learning a lot of new people and we are making the best out of it. blanca's sister was taken to hospital because of the heat, but she's recovering. and so are the conditions, she says. the british s

they're being moved to hotels at the capital, seoul — a huge disappointment for many.s not. jean mckenzie, bbc news, seoul. our top story this evening. scientists say our oceans have hit their warmest ever recorded temperature as they soak up heat from climate change. coming up... the afghan families facing homelessness after being told by the government to leave the hotels they've been staying in. coming up on bbc news... first victoria, now alberta, the commonwealth games is too expensive for its two next prospective hosts, with the canadian province's withdrawal leaving the event with no immediate future home. behind the scenes with london's air ambulance. ukraine says it has successfully attacked a russian navy ship using an unmanned sea drone, which was carrying nearly half a tonne of explosives. the ship was docked in the port of novorossiysk, which is a major hub for russian exports. a video released by the ukrainian security services appears to show such a weapon hitting the side of a russian naval vessel. from kyiv, our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse r

jean mckenzie, bbc news, seoul.ncreased their medal haul with four golds and five silvers in the para events. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports from glasgow. jody cundy — strapped in, focused, a picture of concentration, alone on the track, four laps, man against clock. the aa—year—old had qualified fastest and, the last athlete to ride, in the final, he went faster still. it's gold forjody cundy! and there you have it. jody cundy�*s dominance over one kilometre continues. unbelievable, unbeatable. he's been the world champion over this distance for 17 years. that was fantastic, but coming round that last lap, i've not heard a noise like that in years. you hear that and it's like, "i need to pedal harder, need to get to the line as quickly as possible". earlier, more medals, britain showing why they're still the dominant force in para—track cycling. scottish rider neil fachie and his pilot matt rotherham, gold in the men's b time trial, to the delight of the home crowd. minutes later, jaco van gass del

jean mckenzie, bbc news, seoul.ndrew tate. he and his brother tristan, deny charges of rape, human trafficking and forming an organised crime group to sexually exploit women. the court has placed them underjudicial control — meaning they can't leave the country without permission. the bbc�*s nick thorpe is following events from neighbouring hungary. he told us what the ruling means for mr tate. judicial control, it is actually a lesser form of house arrest. what it means basically is that he can go out of his house. until now, he and his brother were shut in their house. they can go out of the house and anywhere within the county, the county around their home which includes the romanian capital bucharest. they still have to report regularly to the police. but obviously, for andrew tate and his brother, this is a sense of a bit more freedom at least after many months, first of prison and then of strict house arrest. they and two alleged romanian accomplices were arrested at the very end of december last year. they we

has seemed dangerously out of its depth. 0ur foreign correspondentjean mckenziejoins us live from seoulpointing but what are the other impacts on them?— impacts on them? we heard in the re ort the impacts on them? we heard in the report the chief _ impacts on them? we heard in the report the chief executive - impacts on them? we heard in the report the chief executive say - impacts on them? we heard in the report the chief executive say it's i report the chief executive say it's going to cost them, or it is costing them well over £1 million and that that could impact their programmes for young people for the next five years. the chief executive also told me earlier that it might actually mean they have to admit fewer scouts into the organisation in the short term, which will be disappointing for the 100,000 young people who are on the waiting list in the uk at the moment tojoin the on the waiting list in the uk at the moment to join the scouts. clearly they are taking a huge hit here. this decision to leave early has been a financial burden, and i think it showsjust how been a financial

tokyo, seoul, and sydney.ure today is one of caution throughout the session because we are seeing futures here. he restocks down to the downside. range bound -- kiwi restocks to the downside. we will get the loan prime rates coming up for the five-year rate and those are expected to be reduced by 15 basis points. more measures coming through, more rhetoric from chinese officials to try and boost the economy. the other is jackson hole. we have the annual gathering of central bankers taking place in wyoming toward the end of the week. a lot of focus on what is going to come out of jay powell whenh. given that we just had the fomc minutes last week telling us that a risk to inflation is still tilted to the downside. essentially what it tells us is that we could see the need for further rate hikes and also the question of how long the rates are going to stay elevated for. so any clues as to what can come out of that will be watched very closely but in terms of the market reaction, what we actually do typically, th

past several years, and particularly over the past year with the leadership and courage in tokyo and seoul enabling this kind of collaboration to even being realistic. yet if i want to make a little of institutionalization that has been accomplished in this meeting. we now have commitment from great countries -- from the three countries to have annual lateral summit between the leaders and annual trilateral cabinet level meetings among all of the major security and economic officials of the three countries. i'm frightened the amount of work for folks in government who have to staff all of these trilateral initiatives, but it is all worth the investment of effort from the three countries, and i think the joint statements really reflected the increasing scope of the multi dimensional cooperation that is so important to all three countries, so i look forward to the discussion. mr. tokola: that is a good point. the press conference was about the fact that the president and the secretary of state and defense, but this will be very interesting. what is your take away? >> yeah. can you hear me? g

paula hancocks has the story from seoul. >> reporter: water bomb 2023.op concert in the heart of seoul where staying dry is not an option. and a key gig for black swan, a k k-pop band with in korean members. they're not the first to try it with, but black swan are hoping they'll be the act to break through. so the obvious question, you're a k-pop group. there's no "k." there's no korean. does it matter? >> actually, there is "k," because we sing in korean, and k-pop is korean pop. so as long as the language is there, it's still k-pop. singing in korean, black swan members say they also draw on influence from each of their cultures. the music video "mv" has been viewed over 5 million times on youtube. >> it has been really, really great, because it's a first-ever to be shooted in india. and also it shows like proper indian culture, indian dresses, outfits, and then the dance. >> black swan members are also from brazil, senegal, and the united states. a global band for a global movement, the band says. >> and if they see us, like, we're all different color

150 countries are being moved out of the site in this country's southwestern coast to the capital seoules are being mobilised. the government said it made the decision because it was no longer safe to hold events there. it said it also listened to the concerns of the world organization for scout movements and national delegations. now, the event isn't ending early. instead, the participants will continue with other activities in seoul and the surrounding area, including cultural experiences. now, it's worth mentioning that there's growing criticism towards the organising committee, as it's been revealed that most of the budget allocated for the event, which is around $76 million, was spent on the committee itself rather than setting up the campsite, which was heavily criticised for its poor conditions, leading to a lot of the scouts falling ill from high temperatures. the american film director william friedkin has died at the age of 87. he won the best director oscar for the 1971 thriller the french connection, but he was perhaps most well—known for directing the iconic and controversi

tokyo and seoul will open a hotline to discuss security-related issues.ncluding economic , more serious coordination between korea and the united states and japan requires a stronger institutional framework. in addition, we must meet the challenges that threaten regional security by strengthening our commitment to working together south korea's most widely read joseon newspaper, lion called this event the largest change in the balance of power in northeast asia in the last 70 years, they themselves initiated for the birth of a powerful international block in the field of economy and security, which accounts for 32% of the world economy. the categorical chinese press was expected to consider the meeting to be a provocative attempt by the united states to create in the region a mini-copy of the nato bloc opposing the middle kingdom , the asia-pacific region is a stronghold of peace and development. it is also promising in terms of cooperation and growth. it cannot be turned again into an arena of geopolitical rivalry, attempts to cobble together various iso

uk scouts are being moved to hotels in seoul after an international event in the south west of southorea was hit by extreme heat. hello. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, has been arrested after a court sentenced him to three years in prison on corruption charges. he was found guilty of failing to declare money he'd earned from selling gifts he received while in office. mr khan's previous arrest in may triggered violent protests and the army was deployed. our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies has the latest. sirens blaring, police truck after police truck, arresting former prime minister imran khan. the judgment came from here. police filled every corner in islamabad's session court. mr khan says the case is politically motivated. the court said he's dishonest. this is after months and months of waiting. we now finally have an announcement, imran khan has been found guilty and has been sentenced to three years in prison. outside court, shouts of, "your show is over, khan!" minutes later, we heard he'd been arrested. this was what happened the last time mr khan was a

joining us live from seoul at this hour, a fellow for new american security.hanks for being with us. first, just putting aside the substance of that meeting, just the fact that it happened at all, the symbolism pretty remarkable. >> yes, first, thank you for having me back. indeed, no matter how you look at the summit it truly is historic. we cannot overexaggerate. it's really a matter of fact. the south korean japan relationship has always been fraught by historical grievances, disputes that have lasted for decades, ever since the japanese colonization of south korea and they too have not been able to get along and no american president has been able to bring them together to cooperate more closely, let alone bring the two leaders together in one standalone summit meeting. so that truly is remarkable. and so that goes to show both president biden's diplomatic prowess, but also courage, political courage by both south korean president yoon suk yeol, and the prime minister kishida fumio. it started with outreach towards tokyo and he was able to do this fundamen

let's go to seoul, where we can speak to yuna ku from the bbc�*s korean service. the last few weeks played by so many different problems? weeks played by so many different roblems? , ., , problems? yes, there have been re orts problems? yes, there have been reports of _ problems? yes, there have been reports of extreme _ problems? yes, there have been reports of extreme weather - reports of extreme weather conditions which cause heat —related diseases among hundreds of attendants. that is why the scouts from the uk, us and singapore have decided to pull out at the campsite last weekend. the government has worked hard to keep the event going and prevent additional exits from the campsite by dispatching medics but the government eventually had to make a decision to pull out everyone from the campsite. so make a decision to pull out everyone from the campsite.— from the campsite. so the typhoon was the final _ from the campsite. so the typhoon was the final straw _ from the campsite. so the typhoon was the final straw but _ from the campsite. so the typhoon was the f

let's turn to cnn's paula hancock joining us live from seoul. good to see you again. joint military drills and reaction from north korea? >> reporter: these started today. it's called the freedom guardian and they will go on until the end of the month. we are hearing from usk, u.s. forces korea and military officials, there will be more than 40 drills, not all live field drills, simulated drills as well. it does seem fairly sizable. we can see north korea making its presence known at the same time, as you mentioned, those cruise missile launches that kim jong un himself went to view. there wasn't a date when exactly this happened from state-run media, kcna, but the very fact they released this information with photos on the day these drills start is unlikely to be a coincidence. north korea is always irritated by these military drills. they say they believe it's the u.s. and south korea practicing to invade north korea and for their part, the u.s. and south korea say they are defensive. it is necessary for readiness, but it is a fact over the past year or so we have s

cnn's paula hancocks is standing by in seoul. first let's get straight to cnn's arlette saenz at camp david. what came out of this summit? >> reporter: president biden hosted his first leaders as president here at camp david, and the president is hoping that the symbolism of this location of the pez's retreat will lend itself to this moment as two u.s. allies with decades of fraught history have come together with the u.s. to enter this new trilateral agreement in part as they are dealing with growing concern about a rising china in the region. president biden using the presidential retreat at camp david as the backdrop for a new chapter with south korea and japan. >> i can think of no more fitting location to begin the next era of cooperation. a place that has long symbolized the power of new beginnings and new possibilities. >> reporter: the president hosting the first ever summit between the three countries, a show of unity as they grapple with provocative moves by north korea and an increasingly assertive china. >> the summit

in the last hour, i spoke about this with our seoul correspondent, jean mackenzie.north korea relating to travis king, what are they saying? it was a month since he made that dash across the border and into north korea where he was taken into north korean custody. this morning, we have heard for the very first time from the north koreans who have released a statement through the state media channel and in that they say that travis king said that he chose to seek refuge in north korea because he was being inhumanely treated in the us army and racially discriminated against. they also said that he was disillusioned with inequality in america and he wanted to seek asylum, in either north korea, or a third country. this is just what the north koreans are telling us that travis king said. and the us pentagon this morning has said that it can't verify that this is what travis king has told the north koreans but i think it's worth looking at some of the background to this which is travis king was serving here in south korea and he was in trouble with the us authorities her

hundreds of south koreans have marched through the capital, seoul, in protest against japan's plan toclear plant into the ocean. the government in tokyo and the international atomic energy agency say the process is safe. but china and other countries in the region are worried that it may harm the marine environment, including by contaminating food. in seoul, protesters called onjapan to abandon the plan and expressed their anger at the south korean government for endorsing it. pakistan will have a new interim prime minister after an agreement between the outgoing prime minister, shehbaz sharif, and the leader of the opposition, raja riaz. anwar ul haq kakar, a senator from the balochistan province, will lead a caretaker government to oversee the election, which should be held within 90 days. england have secured a place in the semifinal of the women's world cup with a 2—1 victory over colombia in sydney. the lionesses fell behind in the first half, but managed to equalise just before the break. they then took the lead in the second half with a stellar shot from alessia russo. england

there was another random stabbing in seoul two weeks ago, in which one person was killed.mer dancers, including of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment, are false. the singer called the last few days "gut—wrenchingly difficult and overwhelmingly disappointing". the bbc has spoken to the three dancers, who say she needs to be held accountable. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. # how you feeling? # feeling good as hell # 0oo child... # on stage and in interviews, lizzo has shared a message of body positivity and celebrating who you are. hey, lizzo, this is arianna and i am super excited to get the chance to audition for your dancer and model search. she was a role model to the three dancers who have taken out this lawsuit, containing allegations lizzo rejects as false. they spoke to me from la on why they felt they had to go public. this was the worst case scenario, it was a last resort. this person that has been bullied her whole life has now got power and now she has kind of lost touch of, i believe, who she is and her roots, and

in south korea , the government agreed with tokyo's plans, but protests on the streets of seoul do notop all summer, and they openly accuse japan of irresponsibility and violation of international law by restricting the supply of japanese seafood. after the kishida government declared august 24 as the day of the beginning of ocean pollution, the japanese ambassador was summoned to the chinese foreign ministry with radioactive water fokusima. in beijing. the ocean provides for mankind and we must not allow japan to dump radioactive contaminated water into it. china strongly urges japan to stop its malicious activities. revoke this recycling plan to five to the issue of recycling and admit to itself strict international control. china will take all measures necessary to protect the environment. in japan, playing in the prefectures. after inspection station kishida, tried to negotiate with their representatives, but to no avail. i spoke about the fact that there are concerns about the reputational. and on this score, the fish industry is experiencing with money, but speech. in this case,

uk scouts are being moved to hotels in seoul after the world scout jamboree was hit by extreme heat.he event is attended by more than 40,000 young people from around the world. slovenia's prime minister says the flooding there is the worst natural disaster in the country's history. now on bbc news — sportsday with paul scott. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre, here's what we've got for you. history beckons: england's netballers reach the world cup final for the very first time. the bhoys are back: celtic see off ross county, as they make a winning start to the defence of their scottish premiership title. and comfortable wins for spain and japan, who are the first teams through to the quarter—finals of the women's world cup. also coming up on sportsday: more success for great britain, as charlie hatton becomes mountain bike downhill world champion. and a remarkable comeback from scotland, as they beat france in their world cup warm—up. we begin with bit of history for england's netballers. they're through to a world cup final for the very first tim

well , looking into these windows, it seems to me that this is really a residential building, yes in seoul well, i like this barracks more. right now, i imagine these people who live here opposite this fabulous beauty. wake up in the morning. make yourself a coffee, take this cup, go out onto the balcony and admire such beauty. it's good, really. made in modern style and, frankly, if you are in a cage, then i advise you to definitely visit here. once upon a time there was a stunningly large estate and belonged to the yelets people. found, pashenka, this is a manor, but i want to tell you that, most likely, this extension already had a characteristic white brick in the soviet union. but then an interesting column is drawn, perhaps, i'll come closer, look at them. when the estate was completed, it was already the beginning of the 19th century, its owners were kazimir elinsky, and according to the recollections of many people. he was a man so solid at least to take the fact that this manor complex, namely the complex consisted of a brovar barn of a smithy, and a hotel, a cowshed and many more

paula hancocks live joins me live from seoul, south korea. why is china so angry about this particular stopover of taiwan's vice president? >> they do not want to see relations between the united states and china considers taiwan part of its sovereignty, given the fact he has not governed it any point. it's a democratic self-governing hide. that doesn't stop beijing from saying it may use force to bring it under its control. this has been an issue for years. when taiwanese officials go through the united states, in this case, to visit south america. wee have seen in this case, u.s. officials, senior administration officials saying it is routine and in keeping with its one-china policy. that's not the way that beijing sees it. william lai talk ed taiwanese americans and saying that taiwan would not back down in this pressure from beijing. >> translator: at this moment, i want to promise at this time and place, that no matter how great the threat of authoritarianism is to taiwan, we will not be scared or cower. we will uphold the values of demo

hundreds of south koreans have marched through the capital, seoul, in protest againstjapan's plan to. the government in tokyo and the international atomic energy agency say the process is safe. but china and other countries in the region are worried that it may harm the marine environment, including by contaminating food. in seoul, protesters called onjapan to abandon the plan and expressed their anger at the south korean government for endorsing it. pakistan will have a new interim prime minister, after an agreement between the outgoing prime minister, shehbaz sharif, and the leader and the leader of the opposition, raja riaz. anwaar—ul—haq kakar, a senator from the balochistan province, will lead a caretaker government to oversee the election — which should be held within 90 days. now it's time for a look at today's sport with 0llie foster. many thanks indeed. england are through to their third women's world cup semifinal in a row. they came form behind to beat colombia 2—1 in sydney and will now return their to face the co—hosts australia on wednesday. sarina wiegman's side fell b

market opens in sydney, tokyo and seoul are next.s just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it. how old are you? like, 80? back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. introducing the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. haidi: this is "daybreak asia." we are counting down to the asian market openings. we are on the watch for potentially a third time depending on what happens with bond yields. so much to focus on with what has been a busy week. tech earnings tell us two stories for apple and amazon. that will weigh into how we see the asian session. kathleen: treasuries, how will they move ahead of the big jobs report? how will jay powell react? all of these things will be weighed opens. haidi: let's get you straight to the market open. we have seen a little bit of a pullback after the world beating rally for japanese equities. whether it is inve

live now to jean mackenzie, our correspondent in seoul. what are they saying? it has been a month now and since the soldier dashed across the border when he was on this tour of dmz and he ran into north korea and has disappeared into north korean custody and this is very first we have publicly heard from the north koreans, who say travis king has told them he was being inhumanely treated in the army and he was being racially discriminated against and also he was complaining or had become disillusioned with the inequality in america and saw —— for these reasons they said travis king wanted to either claim asylum in north korea or a third of the country. this is only what the north koreans are telling us travis king has said because we have not heard from him directly since he crossed orseen him directly since he crossed or seen him. the pentagon said earlier they cannot verify these alleged comments, there are a couple of things worth noting which is travis king was in trouble with the authorities in trouble with the authorities in south ko

protests in many countries asia-pacific region in south korea in seoul people went to storm the japaneseoreigners. managed to break into the building, two dozen people were detained. an accident at a nuclear power plant occurred in 2011, an earthquake, then a tsunami , the protection system of three reactors were destroyed by nuclear fuel. starting to melt for cooling, they used water, which got into radioactive substances. today, in the reservoirs there are more than a million tons of water, the pools are 90% full. indeed, according to some reports , another 140 tons of water enter there every day. japanese authorities, firstly, the water that is discharged into the ocean has been purified, and secondly, the flow will play its role, therefore, the content.

here the world seoul has been threshed 100,000 tons with her whiskey. we have the greatest yield of 70% acres per table to harvest corn, buckwheat and millet. minsk region khutka to push the harvesting of bulba overgrown to keep the register, 44 varieties of belarusian selection from syago unabukov-practical centers for bulb growing and horticulture were created by amal 140 vreats. all summer i will reflect eight fruitful new products in the morning, the river will have two varieties with pigmented pulp. this is a doctor and sapphire overgrown. they were betrayed and kept my commission for probation. the height of potatoes of the belarusian selection differ among themselves in the group of ripeness, the color of the skin the color of the pulp, taste and economic purpose of the crop is the most popular, which is in demand not only among the population, but also among producers - these are potato varieties from the breeze map. light, and the bridge was sewn and an assortment of fruit and berry crops. for a piston of 20 years, vitamins were supplemented wi

i said everything, and this is already seoul despite the fact that the south korean government, afterroval of the actions of the japanese authorities by the magate, officially withdrew their claims to the capital, the protests do not subside. today , a heated crowd besieged the japanese embassy, ​​tea from the protesters broke into territory depression at least 14 people detained by the police. fuck, the japanese government justifies its actions by saying that this way of disposing of radioactive water, officially approved by experts, is rich in real evidence that methodically polluting the ocean with radiation for decades will not cause any harm. now no one has it, because before japan , no one had ever done this in neighboring countries, especially whales. at the beginning of the summer , restrictions began to be introduced. today is beijing completely banned the import of seafood from japan and once again urged tokyo to stop the beginning of the discharge of water. to the ocean this is an extremely selfish irresponsible act, disregarding the interests of the world community, concer

e for the position of head of the consular department of the embassy in seoul, and until the fifteenthear he worked in korea in the cone direction, so there was a choice for me. it's just that i returned to moscow. i came to the consular department, where i worked before my arrival, and i came to the republic of belarus to belarus. somewhere abroad for me usually you always come on a business trip abroad. you begin to study the customs of some rules of the host country. here, uh, this step was skipped, because we think the same way and thoughts. i don't see belarus as straight. here's some kind of business trip abroad. i came to brest in 2019 in the summer and had an idea. eh, even then it was in the air to open. e, consulate general of russia in grodno the fact is that the consular district of the consulate general of brest included both the brest region and grodno and grodno areas. we have, according to local law enforcement agencies, somewhere around 11,000 russian citizens. uh, the main task of the horse institution. naturally, it provides support to protect the legitimate rights a

mechanisms that we are expecting they are going to agree on, to last if there is a change in power in seoulo or washington? >> one reason a priority is having established lines of communications, there have been a number of close calls short of war, but worries about esca escalations. you had a chinese warship cut off a u.s. warship. you had a chinese aircraft coming quite close to u.s. surveillance aircraft. here's the chinese warship cutting off the u.s. destroyer just a number of weeks ago. the concern is these small instances turn into something bigger. let's go back to camp david where we sew joee joe biden approaching the podium with the leaders of south korea and japan. there's a reason biden chose camp david. this is where jimmy carter sat down with israeli and egyptian leaders to seek peace. >> this comes at an important time when there are key questions about china's economic future, so look forward perhaps to some conversation about the economic security of these two powers and their relationship with the united states, as well. >> as china weakens economically, it becomes more d

demonstrations inside the country and outside it, by the way, they began to protest the day before in seouloul continued on the day when tokyo began to dump a group of people staged a demonstration in front of the embassy. japan has only one requirement. there is a logical way to solve the problem, but the government of japan and south the koreans ignored the voices of the people and began dumping radioactive water. this is problematic and anti-democracy on the beach near the nuclear power plant destroyed by the tsunami, japanese demonstrators protested, the concept of letting go is by no means even now many people in this prefecture are against the dumping of radioactive water, so when a person tells you unilaterally. we'll release the water today. no, i can't forgive this, dozens of disgruntled people took to the streets. tokyo after all. i think it was put forward by us based on various political backgrounds. they are for the sake of the residents as a result. i think this decision does not take into account the opinion of people and fishermen on the data. in such judas, almost 90% of th

the father is thousands of kilometers away from seoul in the middle of the indian ocean .the 9th of october 1401. when the journey of majid and his companions began, the entire sequence of the year 2015 was truly in the waves of the open sea, and sometimes the united states interfered with their mission by threatening countries, the government, let the people of brazil recognize that for our own diplomatic relations, we need iran to be one of the middle of the ocean aram 24 technical problems it was possible in a place where there were no islands and beaches for hundreds of kilometers. we created new forms for the engine unit because we had students and we had made predictions in advance . we had made enough parts and had taken all these repairs inside the sea to the powerful hand of my comrade was done and the float continued its mission. we did not ask for help from any country and we will not and we never have, but majid and his companions passed through a source in jakarta in indonesia, rio de janeiro in brazil and its quality in south africa to the final station. they

e to the post of head of the horse department of the embassy in seoul, and until the fifteenth year he worked in korea, namely in the connor direction, so there was a choice for me. i just returned to moscow, uh, came to the consular department, where i worked before my arrival, uh, to the republic of belarus came to belarus i did not feel that i had come somewhere abroad. for me, usually you always come on a business trip abroad. you begin to study the customs of some rules of the host country. here, this stage was skipped, because we think the same way and thoughts. i don't see belarus as straight. here's some kind of business trip abroad. i came to brest in 2019 in the summer and had an idea. eh, even then it was in the air to open. e, consulate general of russia in grodno the fact is that e consular the constituency general district of brest included both the brest region, the grodno region and the grodno region. we have, according to local law enforcement agencies, somewhere around 11,000 russian citizens. uh, the main task of the horse institution. naturally, to provide assistanc

joe biden in washington's plans for tokyo and seoul not only impose new sanctions against our country. well abandon russian energy. the summit did not forget about asian competitors. these are the dprk and china, and now the chinese media believe that washington is trying to create a mini-nata. in asia, beijing is sure that this will have a devastating effect on the region and prolong the paradid, new conflicts. alexey veselovsky understood. what can the plan for the allies lead to? a few years ago, it was hard to even imagine the leaders of japan in south korea shaking hands with each other countries have a complex relationship rooted in the thirty-five-year history of the japanese the occupation of south korea but the radio of washington and the general concern about the nuclear program. north korea and increased influence. china leaders. we tried to forget the differences. our countries will be stronger and the whole world safer if we are together. i know we all think so. i want to thank you for the political courage that brought you here, the summit was called historic even before

has to wait for his father and that souvenir, the father is in the middle of the indian ocean from seoulousands of kilometers away, it was the 9th of october 1401, when majid and his companions started their journey, the whole long way in 1995 was in the waves. it gave them free sea and sometimes america disturbed their mission by threatening countries, we recognize the need for iran to come to the middle of the pacific ocean 24 for our own diplomatic relations, there were technical problems in a place where there were no islands and coasts for hundreds of kilometers, we found new ways to the unit engine was created, but because we had both students and we had made predictions in advance, we had made enough parts and had taken them with us. all these repairs were done in the sea by the capable hands of my comrades and the vessel continued its mission. we did not ask for help from any country. we won't have it and we don't have it ever, but majid and his fellow travelers passed through a source in jakarta, indonesia in 2018 in brazil and its quality reached the final station in south afri

neighbors, we must now say that we are going to go to washington, go to doha, seoul, where is this money blocked by iran, where exactly is it now? he was under pressure so that iran's blocked money does not return, but now the news world tells us that in the world of diplomacy, it is very important to move 33 chess pieces according to the circumstances. what will be the opposite, but what is it in my opinion the important move of iran's game is to increase oil sales to return to the jcpoa level and expand regional relations and balance the view of the east and the west. talks of another world , such as membership in shanghai, presence in the far east and west, or even breaking the record of iran's world trade history in 40 years. last year, for this reason, i said that we should go over the lifeless corpse of sanctions, which resulted in the release of 6 billion dollars from iran's blocked resources , and the destruction of iran's assets in korea . confirmed the process of mutual liberalization prisoners as well as the release of financial resources belonging to the government and nation

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seoul says the move violates a u.n. security council resolution that bans all launches that use ballistic missile technology. >> north korea notified japan by email on tuesday with its intention to launch the device in the coming days in an area that falls outside of japan's exclusive economic zone. it follows pyongyang's failed attempt in may to launch a military reconnaissance at slight into space. >>> and another controversy, japan's plan to begin releasing treated radioactive water from the fukushima power plant. >> and this is despite push back from neighboring countries and concern amongst those in the fishing industry. fishing association says that the group still opposes the move. anna coren is tracking developments for us from hong kong. very difficult situation, isn't it, for japan because it can't keep storing this amount of waste. >> reporter: they need to decommission this plant as soon as possible. and, you know, as far as the governor is concerned, this is the best option. it is highly controversial this

it was held at joe biden's country residence in washington's plans for tokyo and seoul to introduce newanctions against our country to abandon the russian energy. and they did not forget to continue to support ukraine at the summit, and the chinese family believes that washington is trying to create a mini-nata about the asian competitors of the dprk and china. in asia , as beijing is sure, this will have a devastating effect on the regions and a parasite of new conflicts in the region. alexey veselovsky understood. what could the plans of the allies lead to? a few years ago , it was hard to even imagine that the leaders of japan in south korea would shake hands with each other countries have a complex relationship rooted in the thirty-five-year history of japanese occupation south korea but washington radio and general concerns about the nuclear program. north korea and increased influence. china leaders. we tried to forget the differences. our countries will be stronger and the whole world safer if we are together. i know we all think so. i want to thank you for the political courage

samsung brought me to seoul for exclusive tours of their headquarters and the city samsung's presence here is massive. their names on buildings, signs and 10's of thousands of employees stroll the company's digital city. they're a museum shows off more than 60 years of electronics. there are research and development buildings. this was all to set up. how innovation is synonymous with samsung. they believe foldables are the future we're seeing every year more and more consumers are adopting full was for the first time they do drop them that they love them. they're staying loyal to brand to the form factors. this year's flip 5 features a larger outside screen. the full 5 has a redesigned cold snap closed without a gap. a critical turning point for the technology and one that easier to hold and pocket. we find high loyalty as well. so tries foldable. they understand the value of those only on hold or use cases. and then they you know what, the next one. i spent the day in seoul with the phones and the foldable form factor does have some advantages, especially when it comes to taking pict

her father is thousands of kilometers away from seoul in the middle of the indian ocean, the 9th of october was the year 1401 when the journey of majid and his companions began. the whole long journey of 1995 was in the waves of the open sea, and sometimes america interfered with their mission by threatening countries, the government recognizes that we need iran for our own diplomatic relations. floating in the middle of the pacific ocean 24 problems technically, in a place where there were no islands and beaches for hundreds of kilometers, we created new forms for the unit's engine, but since we were students , we had made predictions in advance , we had made enough parts, and we had taken all these repairs inside. the sea was done by the capable hands of my comrades and the float of his mission continued . they had reached the final station in south africa after all these hardships and some sweets, they reached the country of oman, the city of salalah, by god's hope , after this country, we and i, as a reporter , accompanied them from this port. the best seafaring in the military history