but there's also the development of a for tat dynamic between the us japan and south korea. on the one hand and russia, china and north korea on the other. while strengthening our own coalition, the united states and south korea in my view should resist the urge to allow policy toward north korea to be subordinated to the us china rivalry which may serve to push china, north korea and russia closer to each other. rather, the united states and south korea should pursue efforts to compartmentalize north korea as an area where china maintains a limited shared interest in denuclearization. despite us, china's strategic competition. third, north korea's continued missile testing and the adjustment of its nuclear doctrine will continue to place pressure on the united states and south korea to reconcile the gap between the global view of extended deterrence through which the united states pledges to uphold global non proliferation norms while responding to north korean nuclear threats and the peninsula view, which focuses on the imbalance between a north korea that has nuclear weapo

as south korea watches this. we know that president xi jinping is watching closely, we know our adversaries are watching closely what happens in you rain. each of you beginning with dr. cha, what would be the impacts on the psychology of our security alliance between the united states and south korea? what would be the psychological impact on south korea where the united states discontinue its support to the people of ukraine. >> so, it's a great question. i will offer some thoughts, i think the region of south korea and our allies between japan and australia are watching very closely. what united states is doing in ukraine and how we are supporting ukraine if we were to discontinue funding, i think politically they could rationalize it and say well, you know south korea and japan are treaty allies, ukraine is not a treaty ally or a member of nato. they could rationalize it, but inside behind closed doors, i think they will be very concerned that an attack of this nature against a country unprovoked, then the uni

our friends, like south korea, and our foes are all certain watching the strength and consistency of our commitment. the alliance between the republic of korea and the united states was forged in mutual sacrifice seven days ago, seven decades ago. and we are celebrating it over the next week, and remains the linchpin for peace and prosperity in east asia our partnership as those gathered in this room know is based not only on mutual security interests but also on robust trade relations, deep people to people ties and our shared values anchored in freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. as dr. cha said i have been a good friend of south korea about my time in public service. my state of maryland is home to tens of thousands of korean americans who contribute to our communities in every dimension of life and work. in 2011 when when i serve in the house of representatives i cast my vote in support of the korea-u.s. free trade agreement, and now in the senate i am a member of the korea caucus. the first trip i took after being elected to the senate included a stop in south korea where in

south korea us joint defense post jeopardy, who do i presume to on thursday? north korea retaliated by announcing that it was graphing the military deal to and with strength and forces along its border with the south as well. killing young issue to this statement on state media quote, we will withdraw the steps taken to prevent military conflict in all spheres. including ground, sea and air, and deployed more powerful armed forces and new type of military hardware along the demarcation line. and quote, are the regions largest player china attempted to downplay the satellite launch by simply saying it had taken note that it had happened. badging called on all parties to wind back tensions compare notes. the situation is how we defer the reason it's in the interest and so forth. countries in the region to ensure peace and stability and for more to put it because supplement, we hope all parties can keep calm and exercise restraint. and she told me to due to the for more we have the w's east. asia correspondent james a tater james. can you place the satellite launc

defend south korea that failed attempt. i think that failed business of the supreme national task of uniting under the dprk auspices. i don't think north korea has given up on that and i think this dedication to developing north korea's nuclear and icbm technology is an component in this game that is to become as north vietnam by the early 1970s, a threat of political burden to the united states, by a constant, serious, credible threat to the us mainland with their icbm, nuclear tipped icbm technology, and then to sue for peace after small scale provocations will provocations and as vietnam achieved. in fact, through signing a peace treaty, the united states by having all u.s. troops withdraw from vietnam and then congress blocked all these promises of aid to the south. and then, roland, as the north did in 1975 and achieve unification. and it sounds to many outlandish because, you look at south korea today, all the wealth all these achievements and cultural terms, as well as economic, political realms, north korea, really,

s. military bases in guam, south korea's national intelligence service, however, expressed skepticism, suggesting that was more propaganda flare. then fact. south cruise reaction has been sharp, with the military deploying more of what it calls surveillance assets to the border . and announcing the suspension of a 5 year old military, of course, it has maintained with the north as you guys are to the north korean regime is entirely responsible for the whole of the situation. and if north korea makes any additional provocation out military will immediately and vigorously punished north korea based on the firm, south korea, us joint defense post. you already had a question to the on thursday. north korea retaliated by announcing that it was scrapping the military deal to and would strengthen forces along its border with the south as well. feeling young issue to this statement on state media quote, we will withdraw the steps taken to prevent military conflict in all spheres, including ground, sea, and air, and deployed more powerful armed forces and new type of military hardware along th

as soon as she arrived at souls international airport, the leader sister electrified south korea. when it was announced when north korea announced that kings owen sister would visit south korea with old poles 48 hours advance notification. there was great excitement throughout south korea. wow. the princess is cummings conjunctions. own baby sister little sister is visiting south korea. this must be serious. conjunction must be serious about peace . reconciliation and being new to the realization. at the last piece is near golden in the north koreans were warmly received by the south korean unification minister . the officially veteran official king was head of the north korean delegation. but it was giving your junk presence that really left an impression. so cumulus on came and she held her chin up slightly at the airport in south korea. she knew cameras were everywhere, and reporters were filming, or trying to follow her every move. she wore a smile on slightly imperious, i would say, but she held her head straight when she was received in the v i t room. she, as she entered the

how useful the information that it provides will be earlier this year, south korea retrieve remains of a failed little ones for about 2 of those from north korea last year. and they said that they provided low resolution images, has already been some quite interesting reporting, suggesting that north korea deliberately destroyed the low and shall kids to stop being recovered by south korea or us or 3rd seas this time. but if the latest wanted work, what this ones, what no create wants us to be able to do is to provide real time information on us and south creating operations in the region. not would allow people, young to know about any large scale treatments. young young as of course, promise more notices of this nature. and it's important to remember that international observers have long criticized north korea's supposedly civilian satellite launches. administering this case as ballistic missile tests in disguise . i want to discuss the g 7 foreign ministers joint statement in response to the launch. uh and it, it also warns against further cooperation between russia and north korea

this is the south korea, u.s. alliance as it is know you with the military and security nucleus being there. to be sure, the threat has not gone away from north korea. if anything, it continues to merge in more and more dangerous ways, where north korea's missile technologies, for example, can range in the united states. that changes the nature of the game in many ways. it's the security relationship is no longer a peninsula security relationship, it has gone from peninsula to regional to now global in many ways. and these are the technologies that north korea continues to pursue and tries to perfect. perhaps with the assistance of russia which would be as the minister said, a very concerning development to be sure and not something that the united states and south korea alliance would sit idly by. where do we go from here? i'd say that first, things like the resumption of exercises in a full and robust way is very important. these are two very capable militaries with south korea and the united states and they hav

i used to miss _ about south korea? close friends. i used to miss south _ about south korea? i used to miss south korean food - about south korea? close friends. ij used to miss south korean food but in the _ used to miss south korean food but in the uk _ used to miss south korean food but in the uk there are lots of south korean— in the uk there are lots of south korean restaurants popping up these days so— korean restaurants popping up these days so i_ korean restaurants popping up these days so i can also get rid of my home — days so i can also get rid of my home sickness these days in the uk. is a home sickness these days in the uk. is a visit— home sickness these days in the uk. is a visit going to be covered very widely in south korea? will there be attention? $5 widely in south korea? will there be attention? b51 widely in south korea? will there be attention? . , ., , attention? as i mentioned, there is attention? as i mentioned, there is a celebration _ attention? as i mentioned, there is a celebration going _ attention? as i mentioned, there is a celebration going on

south korea has warned of retaliation, what are you expecting from south korea and is there a risk of south korea and is there a risk of escalation here?— of escalation here? i doubt escalation _ of escalation here? i doubt escalation but _ of escalation here? i doubt escalation but this - of escalation here? i doubt escalation but this is - of escalation here? i doubt escalation but this is a - of escalation here? i doubt - escalation but this is a difficult problem set. south korea, the united states, japan and others are going to condemn north korea for taking this action. there would, in the past, have been an effort to impose broad economic sanctions, increase the sanctions pressure on north korea. but russia and china are certainly not going to allow that to go through another united nations security council process. so i anticipate there will be increased unilateral sanctions put in place by south korea and also in your report you noted that the south koreans are likely and already have suspended and inter—korean military cooperation tension reduction measure that had been in p

south korea is highly sophisticated militarily. it is orders of magnitude, and 20,000 and 30,000 roughly. and and every single day, and the daily basis is the republic of korea, as i wonder at well understood and that evidently south korean military and the military industrial base, changing significantly and on par, with united states industries, and military technologies and advanced technologies can be used with dual purposes with military operations and activities. this is the south korea and he was alliance as it is now with the security nucleus being here. and the threat has gone away, and merging more and more dangerous ways, north korean missile technologies for example can range in the united states, changing the nature of the game, the security relationship is no longer a peninsula security relationship , it has gone from peninsula to regional to global in many ways. these are the technologies, and try to perfect copper house with the assistance of russia, which they said it is a very concerning development to be sure, th

and south korea. so we may see another tit for tat and south korea is also concerned with what programs might do on november 18th, which it declared as a missile industry day. and this was new markets launch of the ponds on 17 icbm last year. and so south crews military is keeping a close eye on how the blinking trip will affect the inter korean relations. and whether the north will test launch anything that they, namely a possible spice satellite, which the north has field 2 times before. if they do this time around, it will be their 3rd of time. so security threats are posing a big concern. focused on static, a prime minister says more than $250000.00 off guns have returned to of con is done from puck. this time. following a crack down the games and documented photos, but just onset the 1st of november as a deadline for people to either leave voluntarily all face expulsion. the truck down, affected mostly of guns, around 4000000 of whom live as the refugees impact is done. of that number, roughly 17

south korea has warned of retaliation. seoul and is there a risk of escalation here? well, i doubt escalation, but this is this is really a difficult problem set. south korea, the united states, japan, others are going to condemn north korea for taking this action. there would in the past have been an effort to impose broad economic sanctions, increase the sanctions pressure on north korea. but russia and china are certainly not going to allow that to go through another united nations security council process. so i anticipate that there will be increased unilateral sanctions put in place by against south korea, the united states, japan. also in your report, you noted that the south koreans are likely and already have suspended and inter—korean military cooperation, tension reduction measure that had been in place since 2018. they are going to suspend either all of that or at least parts of it. but beyond that, it's going to be difficult to see what can be done to north korea to punish them further for this action. police i

i spoke about that as a while ago with ya on sent a journalist working for south korea's every wrong tv in sol. i think that was the key agenda. the top agenda was what exactly to do with north korea in russia is a legit arms deal. and military cooperation blinking during the joint press conference, asked even for china to step in and stop north korea from violating this un security council resolution and blinked. it has made it clear throughout his whole visit so that it would be prioritizing and strengthening ties with its key strategic ally here in the, in the pacific region. being sol, uh once he met present to you earlier in the afternoon. he also stressed the need for south korean washington work very closely to extended her into any threats, mainly being north korean and russia. and as we saw in the report before exchanging arms and transferring military know how, which would definitely pose a major national and security threat not only to sell career but also to washington north korean state media. so blankets visit to sol will increase tensions in the region. how the south ko

south korea says it's not yet clear if the satellite is actually functioning. tions." for more on this, i'm joined by aidan foster—carter, honorary senior research fellow in modern korea at leeds university. thank you forjoining us. tell us how significant this development is, how significant this development is, how much should we be paying attention to this? it is how much should we be paying attention to this? it is important to -a attention to this? it is important to pay attention _ attention to this? it is important to pay attention to _ attention to this? it is important to pay attention to it _ attention to this? it is important to pay attention to it and - attention to this? it is important to pay attention to it and it - attention to this? it is important to pay attention to it and it is . to pay attention to it and it is inevitable and almost rather ritualised that north korea's enemies, the united states, south korea and japan will condemn it. i'm quite relaxed about the satellite on two grounds. one you have already alluded to. we don't know if it w

the people's republic of china, a completely separate topic, there are satellite states such as south koreaand so on , taiwan, the republic of china, there are these same tigers, and there is the non-aligned movement, there is a very powerful force led by from india, indonesia, let's remember the glorious era, all the games of the soviet union with the non-aligned movement, the famous tour of khrushchev and bulganin to asia in 1955, this , of course, was such a very specific approach to him and of course the impact of the tour with him of course, the pro-american japanese prime minister kishi in 57-58 cannot be compared, although he tried, let’s say, if not to build, then at least to build a non-communist phalanx under the leadership of the united states, but still with some kind of pan-asian tinge, that is ... let’s put it this way, these are not american puppets like lisenman in south korea, this is still an attempt to build a non-communist asia, well , due to the fact that the pacific ocean was not the main theater, there may be a general level of tension was lower in some in moments, te

your machine is a john this working for south korea's audio wrong tv. she told us more about blinking stokes and serial and north korea as possible response to them. i think that was the key agenda. the top agenda was what exactly to do with north korea in russia is a legit arms deal. and military cooperation blinking during the joint press conference asked even for china to step in and stop north korea from violating this un security council resolution and blinked. it has made it clear throughout his whole visit to soul that it would be prioritizing and strengthening ties with its key strategic ally here in the in the pacific region. being sol, we're still yet to see help lincoln's visit to sol and was discussed will in fact into career relations. but what we know for sure is that inter curry intentions are very high whenever cell pre a bolster is it's cooperation with key allies, the north retaliates every time washington sol strengthens or expands during joint military drills or increases the amount of us military assets in korea the north resumes the

we hear the view from south korea and how north korea might respond. plus of guns full start of focused on return to have done this on but to what the future beautiful from the refuge account setup enough time is done. the time being expanded, you're welcome to the the news aisha. i'm glad you can join us. you're a secretary of state anthony blinking has handled stokes in south korea. i mean, the concerns over north korea is growing military ties with russia. lincoln met with his subsequent encounter 5 palm jim. blinked and condemned john young for has been russia and its invasion of ukraine by electric, be sending nations. he also won russia against supporting north korea's nuclear weapons and me side programs. and of course we have real concerns about any support for it's for north 3 is ballistic missile programs. for us, we're still yet to see help lincoln's visit to sole and was discussed will in fact into career relations. but what we know for sure is that into korean, tensions are flurry high whenever south korea bolster is it's cooperation with

these are australia, new zealand, south korea and japan.onal cooperation began back in 2001 after the al-qaeda terrorist attacks. then australia, new zealand and south korea joined the nato mission to force japan self-defense provided logistical support at sea. together with australia, india and the usa, japan is part of the coat alliance, created in 2007. this is a quadripartite dialogue on security in the indo-pacific region. it is often called an anti-chinese military alliance and an asian nato. 2 years ago, in contrast to china, another military alliance appeared in the region, aokus, uniting the united states. and australia. american approaches to security there did not work as well as nato or the warsaw pact. on the atlantic the ocean is all right. there is the ussr, there is the usa. there is the warsaw pact, there is nato. that is, everything is so very clear. well, of course there are some neutral countries that are neither here nor there, but still the model is quite well-built. uh, on the pacific ocean. there is the united states

she's asking for the, the us secretary of state antony blinking is in south korea. i mean, rising tensions on the korean peninsula. he's been meeting with his south grand counter part park gin where the pair discussed north korea's growing military ties with moscow. lincoln describe that relationship as dangers blinking, also directly condemned to killing young for helping russia in its invasion of ukraine by allegedly sending arms as ukraine's army notices an increase in russia's, bombardments on the front line. on this part of the front line, there's no time to lose barbara. assume a soldier. vitale says the russians are firing much more artillery then before i call it, pretend this when it started or a different then i'm probably about 2 months ago. that's when you start to treating every way for me. i've, i've got some leaves, me know, to step foot. that would have been a few weeks after north korean leader kim jong, arrived in russia for high level talks with vladimir protein. the last time they met was 4 years ago. what was discussed strictly confidential. but

and on the other hand the united states and its support for south korea. ink this step today has been taken means? what we will see in some senses north korea continuing to get closer to russia for at least the medium term. russia promised satellite technology to north korea in its recent meetings. i think it is too early to have seen that play out, this is probably the result of north korea africa line. we will see a realignment. north korea has made a lot of money now from russia. getting help from it. in some sense this is a continuation of the trans— already been occurring. north korea will try to find other allies to deter the us. from north korea _ allies to deter the us. from north korea 's _ allies to deter the us. from north korea 's its _ allies to deter the us. from i north korea 's its relationship north korea �*s its relationship with russia is important because it is to gain from russia killed technology ideas, information about its own military ambitions. which of the west is very concerned about. s, the west is very concerned about. t, t, t,

a terrible story in south korea. to death a technician who came to check the sensors, the robot was mistaken by a man for a box of vegetables and sorted, it smacks of techno-horror films, from industrial injuries, many people die without any artificial intelligence, by accident, and more often by stupidity, but this is what is called our human right. over the centuries, people have generally greatly improved the methods of self-destruction, but then, of their own free will, a person passes as the master of fate, and not a soulless piece of iron. there is a proposal to slow down self-destruction, since there are more and more factors that are not subject to us, both natural and now also man-made, and even before we even notice, we will all become boxes of vegetables in the watchful sensors of those who would like to sort us all purely at his own discretion, and he will sort it out. it was an international review, goodbye. misha, yes, it’s a shame to forget where your cart is, misha , or to forget the cat’s food, or ev

where did the stand at the moment in north and south korea? well, i think north korea sees anything that the site does with the us as, as a hostile act. um, particularly when there's stages joint military exercises. relations are at a very low, ev, at the moment the unification ministry, which has long been focused on bringing the 2 together has been, is being slowly sort of wound down and wound down as may be an exaggeration, but it's certainly being minimize. and there are other kind of stand off, which is a recent or recent things are relations are not good. so it's another factor in this inter connected problem scenario that we're seeing. thank you very much. i is the analyst, cliff, it's cooling that let's have a look at some of the other stores making headlines today. yes, the president does me a mas military hunter has won't, that the country is in danger, of splitting its off to rebels to control of lodge areas. near the border with a china, we had sway gold for the population to support the army. me. a ma has been in turmoil since the

this tab was taking their tests to the brushing to one of south korea's most important tests. these students of a bundle of nodes, police officials have helped them get to it on time if they were running late, because they have to sit the annual college scholastic ability test. at last it's mine, i was and gets them into the top universities. i'm not the one i'm nervous and trembling because what i've been studying for 3 years ends with this exam today. there's a whole list and i came today with the mind such as not making any mistakes, get enhanced as roy on since i studied, taught until now homework. you know, since this is my 1st time taking the exam, i'm a bit nervous and i'll try my best to do well. outside the exam center, parents, we anxiously doing well on the test, could create a better future for the children. a better korea, higher status in society, better prospects of marriage. and the 2 main to i came here today with the lunch books i prepared for my daughter just that one is old. i'm a bit relieved after hearing her say that she slept well. come the, i'm watchin

south korea pulls out all the stops as students at the college. for instance, exam the, i'm going to expand it. you're welcome to the the news aisha i guide you to join us . chinese president, region thing has told his us count about joe biden, that re unification with the taiwan was unstoppable but added late to the china would not fight a cold or hot war with anyone. the comments came as both feet as met for the 1st time in a yeah, both also agreed to the store military to ministry communications between the countries. paging had said that the link last year after then how speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan. since then badging has steadily increased military pressure on taiwan. so the meeting between she and by them in san francisco in san francisco, i'm sorry on wednesday, came as welcome news for type a 3 by then don't hold the fact the president buys. and once again, use the meeting opportunity with the chinese leader. to openly reiterate the us stance in some posts of the importance of maintaining peace and stability of the free taiwan stra

it is one of the cultural powerhouses of south korea.eople who don't speak korean want to learn and korean food had infiltrated the world, so much so that some of the dishes have made its way into the oxford english dictionary. it'sjust its way into the oxford english dictionary. it's just amazing as a british korean to watch this unfold. thank you forjoining us at buckingham palace. becky mentioned soft power, that will be what's on the menu tomorrow because the president will be meeting at rishi sunak in downing street and we're expecting details of a new trade deal being worked up at that event tomorrow. thank you so much for that. we take you to india. you may have been following, 41 construction workers trapped in a collapsed road tunnel. these are the first images we have of the people who are trapped. the rescuers have said a camera through a pipe and you can see here that they are watching, they seem to be in good health. they are getting more supplies thankfully into them. this all took place at a landslide on the 12th of novemb

it was south korea and we were able to defeat south korea in the second game with brazil and the final, which was the australian team, we really played heavy games, as they say, and thank god we were white. in this round of the competition, there were 8 australian teams, sahel aj, morocco , south korea, brazil, iran, china, and mexico. it was high to do away with the olympics to come to this system , and god willing, we have a lot to talk about in the future. we have a lot to say about this. the final day of the competition will be followed on thursday in the mixed section. 202 world cup qualifiers tomorrow they will host hong kong at azadi stadium. the head coaches of the two teams answered the journalists' questions at the press conference today. the beginning of the qualifying competitions of the 2026 world cup. the national football team of our country will face hong in its first match in the world cup qualifiers on thursday from 18:00 at azadi stadium. the fifth player has two votes. if i'm not mistaken , there are 3 legionnaires, two of which are you. the chinese super league is

the first is the potential for a big trade deal with south korea. kemi badenoch , the business kemi badenoch, the business secretary, is expected to take part in meetings and negotiations this week as the south korean president is in london and there's also going to be a joint signing between the prime minister and the president of sanctions against north korea to do with joint sea patrols, trying to prevent that state from developing illegal weapons. but, of course, before all of that, we have this pomp and pageantry, which you are seeing on your screens this is on your screens now. this is live horseguards live pictures of horseguards parade. you may just be able to make out the king and queen stood on the dais there for the time is 1207. so in a few minutes time, we will be expecting the president and the first lady to travel to horseguards for the start of the ceremonial welcome. it is interesting. >> the king and queen have been standing there in the cold for quite some time. i don't know, is the president of south korea in the first lady of sou

the first of which south korea and which is that south korea and the uk have agreed to enforce sanctionsatrols preventing it the nation from developing a legal weapons program. the prime minister, rishi sunak, and the president expected to sign a joint agreement this week. also so the there is expected to be some trade talks of a potential new trade talks of a potential new trade deal with south korea as well . so lots of diplomatic well. so lots of diplomatic stuff to look forward to this week as well as the ceremonial pomp and pageantry when it comes to the royal family. but just to end on a bit of a lighter note, there was a state visit that the south korean president went on to the united in april to the united states in april and was at the dinner at the and he was at the dinner at the white house. it was found out that he's a big fan of karaoke and actually serenaded the entire request of entire room at the request of president biden with the president joe biden with the song pie , which left song american pie, which left a big standing ovation to the guests there . so will we see

equipped with machines from south korea. warsaw has deployed an armored brigade near the border with belarus. requests to stop supply. weapons to the middle east blocking loading, dockers' strike in portugal. classics of russian fine art, retrospective of creativity graduates of glebovka in borisov. today the president received a report from the head of the belarusian society of hunters and fishermen, igor shunevich, and the deputy prime minister in charge of this area, leonid zaits, on the development of the hunting industry in the country and beyond. over the past year and a half, we have been improving the work of this organization of the hunting industry as a whole. a number of issues have become ripe for discussion at the level of the head of state, on which no consensus has been reached in the government. among the topics raised today is the organization of cartridge production, proposal for regulating the number of birds listed in the red book. adjustment of legislation. on the circulation of weapons and ammunition, t

and nowadays that a lot of korean from south korea and north korea, we are work and live together peacefullye uk? yes, we the korean culture reflect the depths of the long history of the 5000 years and abundance of the pride of the culture. so we like to integrate into new uk society with the uniqueness of the korean culture as well. so i think it's quite important for the not only for the korean but also the british people to get help each other, to see the get help each other, to get along for the multiculturalism and increase the inclusiveness as well. now, the king came to visit new malden and we've got the state visit. you've been talking to your friends. what have they made of it? the fact that you're getting such a high profile visitor and the fact that it's the state visit? that's right. it was a wonderful thing. we were excited to see the king charles' visit the new malden than two weeks ago. and i think there is a double blessing right up to the king's visit and also the president, the state visit in the uk. and i think it is. how do you say the broaden the cooperation between the

valery, but eh, well, we have heard more than once, in particular south korea's concerns about what iskimchi warehouses. and in north korea, wow, how much has been accumulated, and if you take the total, because our fighters, who included us on the air, say that there is no shortage of bc on the part of the russian artillery, that is, if you take into account these stocks, this million, which is there, which you estimate two or three months, plus what is produced by the military industry of russia itself, and to take our side, because on our side, too, we depend on the supply of shells and we see that not everyone has time, today, by the way, on operational in the pond, volodymyr zelenskyi, as he said, listened to the information about the supply , including bc, of ​​shells from europe, the president of lithuania, in vain, but in advance the day before, explained that the delays of these promised shells from the european union are problems, limited capabilities of the military-industrial complex of the european union, therefore, in this case, your conclusion is interesting , let's say,

the information originating from south korea, by agency, talk of mutual cooperation, but the most core and chung was farther afield in september of to not clearly the came johnwooten met vladimir, put him in russia. the north korea has sent russia missiles, rocket launchers, mortars, and i'm a, according to south korean intelligence over beyond young steps up it's ballistic missile have program. north korea remains a potent threat for the west. the g 7 group, the rich democracies, expressed its concern at the growing closeness between p on young and moscow. what's going on? we also discussed the dpr case, provocative actions, initial launches, and dangerous dpr. k. rush at military cooperation were deeply concerned about what rushes providing for young young in return for the weapons and munitions that it's getting from john young. russia is suffering to please at stocks of munitions and it's war with ukraine on the transfer as could boost rushes, war fighting capabilities. south korea's top spy agency believes the north has transferred over a 1000000 artillery shells to russia. since

well, south korea's not wanted to provide arms directly to ukraine, but the red line for president yoony from north korea. but now all evidence seems to suggest there's major arms flow from north korea to russia, not that russia desperately needs those munitions, but it gives them extra ammo to sustain a war. now, it means south korea could notjust sell arms to poland and lithuania, but maybe also consider providing more arms directly to ukraine. and briefly, patrick, south korea obviously is a big chips producer as well. what's in it for the uk with regards to chip manufacturing? well, everything from critical minerals to making sure you've got the critical semiconductor chips that are the most advanced. korea, uk, the netherlands, japan, other key like—minded countries need to be cooperating very closely. and this is part of this reimagination of globalisation. these are major allies with major technology, major economy, major security, equities, and now they're really determined to cooperate. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. four men have been found guilty of mur

south korea itself supplies ammunition to the ssu, as the economist writes, ukraine’s counter-offensiven place without the use of south korean shells. previously on delivery south korea 155 artillery ammunition to kiev. they cited the wall street journal and confirmed this information with the russian foreign intelligence service. in this regard, of course, the west’s accusation that russia has made a deal with the dprk and is receiving whole echelons of shells for soviet combat systems looks especially ridiculous. well, that is, south korea can be supported in the ssu, but russia cannot be helped in the north, logically, double standards are what they are. at the same time, in pyongyang itself today they are raising concerns about the health of putin and kimchenun. this photo was taken in hotel kario at a reception in honor of the russian delegation led by minister of natural resources kozlov. as we see, even sports minister matytson did not refuse a glass. how pyongyang scared the whole world again. look. on this section of the front, time is worth its weight in gold. as ukrainian arm

other news making headlines this morning, foreign ministers from south korea, japan and china met overhe weekend for the first time in four years, after covid and geopolitical tensions interrupted diplomatic interactions. it comes as tokyo and seoul have both grown closer to washington in recent months, much to beijing's displeasure. relations between china and the us have been tense recently especially over semiconductors, and south korea is home to some of the biggest chip—makers in the world like samsung. tensions have only eased recently, relatively, following a summit between president xijinping and joe biden earlier this month. let's also take you through some of the other big events that we are expecting through the week, and that we will be covering. the rising cost of living will be in focus in the coming days, with inflation numbers for october out of australia on wednesday. then later the same day we will also be looking at new zealand's central bank. that is due to make an interest rate decision that has been on hold since may, as inflation eases. then a day late on thursda