— very— japan, south korea, australia — very close — japan, south korea, australia — veryve always signalled their intent to try— always signalled their intent to try to— always signalled their intent to try to support taiwan. of course, _ to try to support taiwan. of course, taiwan is a very important democracy in the region _ important democracy in the region. it's a young democracy. and it's — region. it's a young democracy. and it's the _ region. it's a young democracy. and it's the world's only chinese—speaking democracy. so there _ chinese—speaking democracy. so there are — chinese—speaking democracy. so there are a — chinese—speaking democracy. so there are a lot of countries, fellow— there are a lot of countries, fellow democracies, that want to support the elections here. you're — to support the elections here. you're right. frankly, though, this— you're right. frankly, though, this is— you're right. frankly, though, this is arr _ you're right. frankly, though, this is an election that taiwan, _ this is an election that taiwan, as a country — a place that— taiwan,

and there's a new south wales, the crop, the showers, the land, australia. they are pushing right up across queensland, an up towards the top 10 to and if anything that'll get inside there was a go on through sunday, some very heavy down pulls live. he shouts to cool. some flooding. dry weather at last at cross that eastern side of us for the time being, but the shower has longest. both of right. never really too far away. this is really looking quite nasty as we go through the next the dial. so i was driving wins as well. driving waves and some snow pushing across into pots of japan over the next style. so west and every scene. a mix of rain statements, no snow to was an old quad to it for the korean peninsula and quiet for good part of china. of the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the the you're watching, i'll just remind her about top stories. this hour is ready as strikes have killed dozens of palestinians in central and southern gaza. heavy bombardments continued you. how about us? further to the south, the beast. so the 2 people have been t

, and also south australia. you know, just west of adelaide a town saw a months worth of rain in 30 minutes. i think we could see similar values over the next little bit. let's go to new zealand. right now. it's con son's out light breeze here. so not too bad bit more in the way of cloud cover though for the south island, including christ church at $24.00 degrees. now around jakarta we saw the birth of, of that 100 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. so this is what it produced. waterlogged roads now on sundays. think the worst of that rain will be central job of providence. and also up and down the west coast of sumatra. island talked about those monsoon rains. biddable. all right now, so let's focus on the philippines. there's been some hot nights and some of the city as of late record temperatures here for the month of january overnight, temperatures of about 27 degrees. and we've got some rain through do 920 and 61 provinces in china. that's gonna help freshen up the air. we have been dealing with fog and smug

to sing some lobby down pulls it got some where to where that once again, just coming across south australia moving the east was little heavy, applied pressure and makes its way towards the same. and so not too bad in the ceiling, but that rain behind that i will continue to push this way. and so that western side or victoria will see some wet weather coming to a good part of east and australia is go through the weekend. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out is there a mind if i told stories this hour as rainy as choice of killed thousands of palestinians in central and southern golf at con eunice and the sounds there was an attack in the vicinity of the outlaw hospital that she has been repeatedly talking to an invoice of weeks funerals are being held in iran, the victims of a major attack on wednesday. i still says that was responsible for kenning, $85.00 people in catamount during the ceremony for the assassination of general custom sitting money. as well as defense minister, you'll have guns, has unveiled his proposal for pace regardles

possibility and wanted to spell sliding across and out of both a little bit of weather coming into south australia. so the channel system shouts into that eastern side of victoria and the shells store. they are ramping up. you know, just once again, just around that eastern side of the south, west pushing towards the person in the gulf coast to possibly see some localized flooding coming in. here show us will make my way across new zealand. meanwhile, we'll see some wet weather and some winter weather, grassy, making his way across japan. and eventually tony dry. the weather brought to you by visit castle. unique perspective of africans. i'm willing to change the streets because of the sense of urgency that we have if we don't know more and more lots of voices, you don't often hear from all nations. do stand with paula spine in the same struggle share of displacement. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is the or the, you're watching.

as we go through the next couple of days. shells continue to drive the way across south australia and turning very wet in adelaide. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back you're watching out, is there a mind if i told the story, is this our israel is intensifying, it's bombardment of central and southern gaza. 14 people have been killed. nissan eunice, an overnight strikes house where displaced people with sheltering was among the buildings hit us extra of states will head to the middle east place home to say on a trip that is expected to include a song that israel sweet lincoln's previous trip to israel. it was during the 7 day pools and slicing. now ahead of that trip, the us national security spokesman john cubby spoke about, as well as targeting of how much leaders in the region. we don't believe that military, it's actually a loaner again with a radically to 90 ology and it's not likely you're going to get rid of every single home us fighter. so in that sense, i mean, you still have to and you still have to reconcile yourself with the fact that there may sti

that breakdown pulls recently across the central and southern parts of australia, easing out the south australia through western side of victoria. and they will continue to this truck they way further. east was hard pressure. how does that say funding try for when you say it is some lovely weather coming on here over the next couple of days, but not as that west of weather pushing into that. it used to sort of victoria 3 tasmania running right up into eastern parts of new south wales, a good cause the queen's idols. i think some went by the right the way up towards the top hand. and that all continues to just ease a little further east with this, we go on through the next couple of days and place a se, sum of dry weather coming down towards the se. mabel with a high 24 the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the the, the watching out is there on line desktops or is this alex is rodney drones strongly, camille, pod westbank seem to need us kill 6 members of the same family. the supreme confrontations between is there any forces in palestinian fighters these 40 palestinians have been killed in

draped around the top and central queensland central new south wales, state, victoria, state, and south australia. it was just west of adelaide the other day we saw months worth of rain. in 30 minutes. we could see much of the same over the next little bit, and we'll end in new zealand. it's con, light breeze here. so temperature is not too bad, but bit more in the way of cloud cover for the south island and crew included in christ church on sunday. enjoy your weekend. see you later. the weather brought to you by visit castle expo 2023. the world. the fascination of joining us and let's discover a better world expo 2023. the news the go to 0 to mind. if i told stories this are at least 22 people have been killed and israel's lights and strikes on garza a southern city of con. unice has been under heavy bombing. many people have been heading there has been tried to escape attacks and the north. israel's war and gaza has created a humanitarian catastrophe for its 2300000 residents. you and agencies are wanting that hoffman strips population is at risk of starvation. is military size is forces have

a. pushing into south australia, looking at sydney, 35 factor and the humidity is going to feel in the low fourties on thursday to news, even different story here. tapping into a southerly wind. so temperatures have come down big time across both islands to southeast asia. we go right now, the rain is filling in across the molly peninsula on wednesday and north of this, that cool. they're still locked into play over northern vietnam. so android at 13 degrees and speeding and all the his cool. let's take you to the source of it in china right now. 6 in greatland. let's go 12 and hong kong that is well below where you should be for this some of the year. a snow storm, a blizzard coming for japan. so keidel island, this will impact support over the next few days are going to be in the thick of it on thursday. and by the time it's all said and done, we could see 40 centimeters of so and so portal a long, sleek, 2 years should be at time to relish. but in europe's comment, he cannot make crisis. it's a life consumed by the struggle to meet the cost of simply living limits to price hikes and

then this band of rain stretching from w 8 through the bytes into south australia just the other day, some pretty big thunder storms in melbourne. and well, and this one off in new zealand. not much to report, but there are some showers coming in to gibbon on thursday. see you later. the weather brought to you by visit costume. on counseling the costs more than $100.00 days into the bowl on dogs of the humanitarian protest. retreat is deepening, as the conflict continues, the cost to the is really economy is in all of us. plus from taiwan is the new president to bring peace and prosperity to the i'm counting the cost on al jazeera . the risk of famine is growing in does have more than half a 1000000 people are facing catastrophic food and security because of as well as war and siege. that's the stop warning from the world food program and of the un agencies. so is israel using food deprivation as a war tactics? this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i'm adrian instead of going surviving at a wall that has killed more than 25000 people.

that eastern side of new south wells, but the next area of west, the weather will spit out the south australia. yeah, right across victoria. we'll see some big down pulls coming in for the costs of next week. still a little unsettled. meanwhile, across northern parts of japan, some snow in the full cost to have a slide. his wife, the race was dry weather coming back into china. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the challenges here with the a yvonne specimens retaliation off to to bloss came over 18 people during commemorations for an assassination general is set to be the worst attack since the 1979 revolution. so how will pet on for yet and is their best of escalation in the region. this is inside story, the .

the world's urth only nuclear ship, nuclear boat building facility that will be in elaide in south australia. we currently build conventional boats there, conventional submarines, so that is now under development. the final thing that comes with this is you will have not just a ship building facility, but in fleet base west in perth i western australia, u will have a fully fledged repair and maintenance facility f all u.s. nuclear powered boats i indo pacific, which you do not really have. what i seeor the u.s. taxpayer is win, win, win. what i see for us is good, good, good. so i think we are heading in the right direction and i really do think republicans and democrats in the house and senate for getting behi these critical pieces. host: based on what you have heard, what do you see is the be incentives for private industry to collaborate particularly under pillar two of aukus? >> let me go back to the first question, because i want to make it very sort of practical from a layman american perspective. if you think about any situation whe you have an adversary, going to fight alone is usual

china and australia much greater if you've got pe0|south america and australia ve got pe0|south america or whatever. and south america or whatever. >> something >> yes, but there's something about of the about the quality of the university, isn't there, that you best people coming you want the best people coming to universities, you to the best universities, you don't doing funny don't want people doing funny courses in no courses just to get in here. no you've got to be careful of that. >> there is element of the >> there is an element of the latter and some of that is being exposed. and the other thing you get cases it's very get in some cases it's very difficult police that the difficult to police that the people applied the people who have applied are the same people actually turn same people who actually turn up, up and, um, that some up, turn up and, um, that some universities have big universities have had big problems with it. >> my panel would >> well, i said my panel would be perspicacious. be particularly perspicacious. and anyway, some and they were.

borders no matter what but we are going to start partnering with our friends india, japan, south korea, australia, israel. that's how you start to build those partnerships and become less dependent on china and those who want to hurt us. when it comes to ukraine and when it comes to any of these issues but we have around the world, i'm going to over communicate with you. i'm get it tell you why we want to do things. i will tell you why it matters. biden has not done that. those of you questioning why we are in ukraine and the reason i support it is because we know dictators always tell us what they are going to do. russia told us they would invade ukraine and they said once they take ukraine, poland and the baltics are next. those are nato countries and that puts america at war. i am the wife of a combat veteran. the last thing we want is our men and women to go to war. this is about preventing war. that means we will not give cash to any country friend or foe because you cannot follow it and you cannot hold it accountable. we will make sure we give our friends the equipment did in eunice and the

the main placement centers are japan, south korea, australia and oceania.s still in the middle, the pentagon has an extensive network of military bases, this is several hundred. pearl harbor is the largest naval base in the pacific ocean, and the headquarters of the us pacific fleet is also located there. australia currently has three points: intelligence center wales springs and bases in exmouth in darwin, on the island of guam in the ocean is located the naval base apra-har, the permanent home of los angeles-class nuclear submarines patrolling the pacific ocean. larger. the us base on the red sea is cample magnier, located in djibouti. it appeared in 2002 and is administered by the us africa command. several thousand troops are permanently stationed there and conduct raids against islamic radicals in yemen and somalia. next door to the americans in djibouti also there are military bases of at least four more countries: china, japan, italy and france. chinese base, which... russia has only a logistics support point in the syrian tartus in the mediterranean

and there's a new south wales, the crop, the showers, the land, australia. they are pushing right up across queensland, an up towards the top 10 to and if anything that'll get inside there was a go on through sunday, some very heavy down pulls live. he shouts to cool. some sliding, dry weather at last a close that eastern side of us for the time being, but the shower was longest. both of right. never really too far away. this is really looking quite nasty as we go through the next the dial. so i was driving wins as well, driving waves and some snow pushing across into pots of japan over the next style. so west and every scene, a mix of rain statements, no snow to was an old quad to it for the korean peninsula. inquired for good part of china. it was supposed to be a refuse, which sells crudely as brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture. great. tend to even murder one. 0, one east investigates the crimes. and those set tips behind on, on what constitutes exempt. so we generally talk, you will see i want you to start with just the facts. what as to wh

and it baby high, you know, had its first vet check up at the safari park in south australia. that's weighed vaccinated and checked out. hannah paused clauson very sharp teeth. this one's really cute. dna samples, which will be sent to serengeti hyena research group in berlin. those will be tested to find out if the little one is female or male. the cub has become more active each day, but it's still pretty dependent on mom forest safari park has bred 15 hyena cub so far. and for now, mom and cub will remain in a private and for several weeks before making their public debut. all very sweet. look at that. the firefighters were called out after zoo keepers in cologne. germany noticed one of their cutest residents had gone missing. where do they go? well, the fire department shared video of the daring rescue as you can see, it shows and adorable red panda named barney being taken out from the tree that he climbed into a gun, stuck in a tree. fire crews said the zoo sought their help after barney could not be persuaded to leave the tree on his own, but they eventually got him dow

the main placement centers are japan, south korea, australia and oceania.e middle sixties. the pentagon has an extensive network of military bases, several hundred facilities for various purposes, 90 of them are located on the japanese islands of hanshu, kyushu and akinawa. there are 47 us officers stationed on akinawa alone. pearl harbor is the largest naval base in the pacific ocean. the headquarters of the us pacific fleet is also located there. there are currently three locations operating in australia. permanent home base for los angeles-class nuclear submarines patrolling the pacific ocean. the largest us base on the red sea is cample. manier, located in djibouti. it appeared in 2002 and is administered by the us africa command. constantly stationed there. china, japan, italy and france. the chinese base, which beijing calls a logistics point, was built in 2017. the number of its personnel is unknown, but according to the china delhi newspaper, it can accommodate up to 10 thousand people. the fifth fleet of the us navy is located in bahrain. its area

main placement centers - japan, south korea, australia and oceania.pan, since the mid-sixties, the pentagon has an extensive network of military bases. these are several hundred objects for various purposes. of these are located on the japanese islands. the headquarters of the us pacific fleet is also located there. there are currently three operating points in australia: an intelligence center in alice springs and bases in exmouth in darwin, on the island of guam in oceania the naval base of apra harbor is located, the permanent home of los angeles-class nuclear submarines patrolling the pacific. ocean. the largest us base on the red sea is cample magnier, located in djibouti. it appeared in 2002 and is administered by the us africa command. several thousand troops are permanently stationed there and conduct raids against islamic radicals in yemen and somalia. neighboring the americans in djibouti there are also military bases of at least four other countries, china, japan, italy and france. the chinese base, which is called a logistics point in beij

hundredths of cm, the shortest team in this ranking, after iran and china, the teams of iraq, south korea, australia, lebanon, palestine , kyrgyzstan, japan and uzbekistan are third to tenth respectively. the iranian team has the third chance to win the championship of the prestigious opta site from the iranian national team as the third contender opta analyst mentioned in a report that japan with 24th place and south korea with 14% shares are the first and second chances of winning the championship in qatar and iran respectively. with 11% of the third team, which has the possibility of winning the 2023 nations cup, in this first hong kong, one of our competitors in the group stage has the least chance to win the championship with 10%. samurais went to receive the cup with 6 goals. japan is one of the main contenders for the championship in the asian nations cup this evening in its last preparation game before the cup starts behind closed doors. jordan's result is 61 saudi arabia defeated and stopped unexpectedly against our opponent, the saudi national team, in its last game before the start of the

then this band of rain stretching from w 8th through the bytes into south australia just the other day, some pretty big thunder storms in melbourne. and well, and this one off in new zealand. not much to report, but there are some showers coming in to gibbon on thursday. see you later. the being a journalist is that privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noises of war. is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. we're just going to try to pick up as a safety position. reading the trying to find ignored the truth. it's that challenge and a huge responsibility. we keep one of the issues and decision makers in check, so the devastating you and tossed up their decisions. the reason the soldiers base themselves in this house is because it's as the edges of the janine refugee cab. and from here they have a tier view of working at the 0 enables me to make that positive voice as relevant to so that this mode that unites us, that divides us the welcome back. a recap of our top stories on how to 0 this our united nations

and south australia, it was just west of adelaide the other day we saw months worth of rain in 30 minutes. we could see much of the same over the next little bit. and we'll end in new zealand. it's con light breeze here. so temperature is not too bad, but bit more in the way of cloud cover for the south island and crew included in christ church on sunday. enjoy your weekend. see you later in the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is the context to what is happening now. it says a whole thanks. question. professional about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous. the bank that he added to today is that another thing is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leaves god without the girl's permission. allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront without 0. and it was supposed to be a refugee, but so securely as brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture. right. and even murder one. 0, one east investigates the crimes. and those set to be behind on, on t

that eastern side of new south wales, but the next area of west, the weather will spit out to south australia. yeah, right across victoria. we'll see some big down pulls coming in for the costs of next week. still a little unsettled, meanwhile, because northern parts of japan, some snow in the full cost, to have a slide, his wife, the race was dry weather coming back into china, the aid was suppose to be a refuge which says cruelly as brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture. right. and even murder, $1.00 oh, $1.00 east investigates the crimes. and those set to be behind on notice what constitutes exempt. so we can talk to a see i want you to start with just the fact runners to what happened as independent. we won't be so we want the education i want to we don't have to leave them in different countries policy and it's going to get 50 percent representation and accountability benefits. know 1000 service this placement and you're saying you don't have any reports for that. i should just trust that unity often is the cool that used to produce outstanding gentleness and elders. the integ

possibility and one of 2 spa sliding across and out of both a little bit of weather coming in to south australia. some of the channels have some shelves into that eastern side of victoria and the shell store, as they are ramping up. you know, it just, once it gets just around that is the side of the new south wales pushing towards the person in the gulf coast to possibly see some localized flooding coming in here . show us will make my way across new zealand. meanwhile, we'll see some wet weather and some winter weather, grassy, making his way across japan. and eventually tony dry. the latest news as it breaks, time maybe has been under the rubber for more than 10 hours. this is not the only area targeted by that is there enforcement with detailed coverage the wolf is keeping source away palestinian business owners here say they have seen nothing like this ever before. exclusive reports many here say they refuse to give up on hope in the middle of the killing suffering and pays. it's the $16.00 left for them . i marry him shaheen and has been making films about since 2006. when i moved there in

said the move was part of the government's plan to create a migration system which delivers for australia. south food, has recorded an all—time high last year. shipments of the spicy fermented cabbage exceeded 44,000 tonnes last year. a south korean trade official cited the growing popularity of the country's culture around the world as the main reason behind the surge. the so—called korean wave has been making waves globally with k—pop, k—dramas and films becoming popular on streaming platforms. that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. voiceover: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. reunited once again... ..theodore and his dad meeting in lviv. in the summer, theodore's school friends did a camping—out fundraiser to pay for his trips back to ukraine. actually, it means all the world to us. it's so amazing when children of that age are thinking of the future or thinking of what is happening in the world. what was the best bit about it? seeing a lot of my family. and i slept with my dad all the time. it was a boys�* room at that time during

iran, japan , south korea and australia are the four teams from which they are named the first chances of winning the 18th edition of the malta cup are: firstly, japan, the team that has scored 10 victories and 45 goals in the last 10 preparatory games , will beat jordan in the last preparatory game, 6. he is not worried about falling behind. a team that can compete against germany can do it against vitna. south korea also defeated bahrain 3-1 in its first game. the 64-year-old korean has not won the championship. the team that sono has is one of the best strikers. this is the coming period, which seems to be due to the gems in the line they have their own attack. they have sono who plays in tottenham. they have a player who plays in bayern . paris saint-germain have players. well , this really helps with the very good coach they have. they can reach the finals. australia started with 0 against india. australia is still the traditional claimant. well, they have tasted a team's victory in jammu before. he is a european who is playing in asian tournaments, so we should respect him. but t

so let me just pull i pressure down towards the south of australia trying to dry things up here where it has been particularly on several 31 celsius, the in adelaide, that just the heat continues up towards the interior at across the west and pause well on getting heat wave continuing as we go on through uh friday cuz a more heavy downfalls across know the possible stride. yeah. with the chat to the se. the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the watching out of the all the man is what put on and don't ha, reminder of on top stories. the saw the us secretary of state actually blinking is amazing. palestinian lead a month without pause before flying to colorado. on the last leg of his in the least visits. lincoln's expected to discuss the future of concert with a boss who was the president of the palestinian massaging presidential building in southern dogs. the screen has joined and now the 9th of his writing attacks, at least 15 people were killed in the striking rough. uh. and that is where the military has carried out more rates across the officer, 5, west back. so just storm several cities,

here is the fact that indeed the european union in combination with the uk, plus japan, south korea, australiad them, that they obviously have more than a national product. russia, although if you look at purchasing power, it will turn out to be much less than 25 times, but still it is more, probably the russian leadership also knows about this, why? is the russian leadership somehow not afraid and not making immediate concessions? you know, i ’ll probably start with something very interesting, with an interesting analogy, you mentioned that this man, despite the rain, went to... but it seems to me that his actions are not for me to evaluate him there, of course, but there is a desire there show yourself, somehow attract attention , so i was an eyewitness to another situation, when two presidents, serbia and russia, stood on the streets of belgrade in the pouring rain and watched a military parade dedicated to a significant event in serbia, and you you know, their act, they melted away without an umbrella. pouring rain, but they did it not on camera, not for some ostentatious gestures, but bec

that's right, this election is being watched by so many countries — japan, south korea, australia — veryrse, taiwan is a very important democracy in the region. it's a young democracy. and it's the world's only chinese—speaking democracy. so there are a lot of countries, fellow democracies, that want to support the elections here — but you're right. frankly, though, this is an election that taiwan, as a country — a place that is being very closely watched because of its semiconductor industry. it makes many of the chips that we use in cars, in medical equipment, in our phones. and so, really, the future of taiwan — its semiconductor industry — is very, very important. and that's why the outcome of this election is so important. and because of all that interest from around the region — from the us and china — that means having a vested interest doesn't mean they're sitting on the sidelines and watching to see where the chips fall, but actively having a role in nudging, perhaps, different outcomes, perhaps? how would you explain what china's doing on that front when it comes to trying to g

like — in many countries, countries like japan, _ in many countries, countries like japan, south korea, australiao support taiwan. 0f signalled the intent to support taiwan. of course, taiwan is an important — taiwan. of course, taiwan is an important democracy in the region. _ important democracy in the region. it _ important democracy in the region, it is a young democracy and the — region, it is a young democracy and the world is only chinese speaking _ and the world is only chinese speaking democracies. they want to really— speaking democracies. they want to really support the elections here~ — to really support the elections here. but frankly, this is an election— here. but frankly, this is an election that taiwan is a country. _ election that taiwan is a country, a place, is being closely— country, a place, is being closely watched because of its semiconductor industry. it makes _ semiconductor industry. it makes many of the chips we use in cars. — makes many of the chips we use in cars, medical equipment, in our phones— in cars, medical equipment, in our phones serena the future of taiwan,

scientists, making it easier for a i, scientists to travel between say, europe, united states, australia, japan, south korea, and make it easier for them to move around, share information. but one thing that blew my mind was when a i research or a melanie mitchell told me that no one actually understands how a i systems like touchy p t actually work. or why they come up with the answers they do. i asked her to clarify if she really meant no one, not even the scientist to program that. that's right. you know, the systems are these very large computer programs that stimulate sort of what they're called neural networks. didn't her own it works, and they have stimulated neurons that have connections that have a weights values and they have something on the order of, you know, 1000000000 is to trillions of these weights. and that's just an unimaginable scale for humans to understand. now they board and kind of like the way we might try and understand our own brains, which we don't. the spread of misinformation is frightening enough, put in other sectors. the trends of unrestrained a i could even be access

national team, in a press conference before the match against oman four teams claim japan, south korea, iran and australia. he knew the championship of this period. with a salary of 28 million dollars, mancini is by far the most expensive coach in asia. alireza akbari khorram, radio and television news agency. on the pretext of our country's national football team's participation in the asian nations cup, the mural of vali asr square decorated with photos of national team players with the slogan "ta pai jan brai". iran became until the end of life for iran until the end of life for iran until the end of life for iran tapai jan for iran tapai jan for iran until the end it's a very good article and iran 's opinion is the same let's fight until we can do our best. we want the name of our land to be high. now, this look and these words will become an energy for 11 representatives of iran in the fields of dohi qatar. when they win, they make us proud. god willing , you will always win. when he appears in the national team of our national team. with all my heart we must support this team. you say a sentence to

strongest supporters of the united states in europe today are from the indo pacific, japan and south australia and others that have stood with us to support ukraine in its difficult time. just want to underscore that i think one of the reasons i was asked to take on these responsibilities is to remind all of us of the importance of the indo pacific more directly for the last couple of thanks and i will conclude, i honestly i approached this today and in general with enormous humility. senator risch this is not a job just about the indo pacific there's enormous canvas a massive undertaking at the state department. all of you have worked on the state department's details and offered its programs so in many respects i have an enormous amount to learn and i will commit to you honest and straightforward as i possibly can today and in themo future. if i don't know something i'm going to sampling to get back to you so i'll do my best answer questions and then i look forward to the conversation and lastly i would say if confirmed i'm going to work closely with this committee and also with the staff. t

australia defeated south korea 56 51 and became our country's opponent in the final match. champion of this tournament is allowed to participate in par in the group round against australia 69 60 results and this game has a revenge aspect for our country's national team . our country's national handball team missed the time to advance to the semi-finals of the asian championship. in the second group round of this competition in bahrain today, our country's team lost 27-23 against qatar. transfer having lost against japan, they will travel to the uae on sunday. the uae has played against japan a few minutes ago. in this group, qatar with four points and japan with two points are in the first and second places, respectively, and the teams of the uae and iran have no points in the categories. they placed third and fourth . news from football in europe and first italian super cup opponent napoli for the final match tonight. it is clear that in the second match of the semifinals of this tournament in riyadh, saudi arabia, tonight at 22:30, inter will face lazio mire. in the first

not show some taste among the contenders of this tournament, namely japan, saudi arabia , south korea, and australia, with 12 players over 30 years old , the most experienced players. the average age of our team is quite high. we have to gradually rejuvenate the team because we have very little time now . we should have thought about it before. i hope our national team will go to a place where it is not based on one or two people, as the saying goes, although it is difficult, but there is a way. you should not trust giovna, of course more our country's players over 30 years old are busy in foreign leagues and good preparation comes first . this opportunity opens the door. yes , there is international experience . there are kids who have high experience and international experience. they believe that we can have a good and dynamic national team in the 2019 asian nations cup. our country's national team was the most experienced team in the tournament with 27 years and 6 months. there is no chance to change the average age of the national team in the asian nations cup. but experts believe that after th

western, all partners, so 45% will not be able to cover, europe together with even japan, south korea, with australia, who are also helping us a little bit, and so we're... looking at how, what are the prospects, the prospects today, well, so-so, i would say, no simple, we hope that in the 24th year we will receive that 61 billion dollars or at least a part of this planned aid, but i am not sure that the situation will not change with the approach of the presidential elections, of course, if... will be neutralized, now 44% are ready to vote for trump, but trump, his position is wavering, while the pro-ukrainian candidate, nikki haley, is gradually gaining points and opportunities, and of course we very much hope for that, and by the way, we also hope that that congressional republicans have already announced about his program to win ukraine, and ukraine, and there... three powerful points, one of which is to provide the weapons that are needed, the second is to take away its russian assets and use them for reconstruction. of ukraine and the third is to strengthen sanctions against russia, and actuall

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