south korea is not governed by the koreans who live in the south, the united states governs there, ands is evident from the fact that in the treaty, in the korean armistice agreement of 1953, the dprk signed the northern part and the united states sign the southern part, so it shows the level of political predominant. zone which is gigantic, so it shows that a colony. country is factory of the united states that is made to attack the dprk, just as japan was prepared at the time to supply american troops during the invasion of series of armies against the democratic people's republic of korea between 1950 and 1953 entre el 50 y el 53 del siglo pasado, así es, ahora del punto de vista, that's right, now from the point of view of the international situation, let's say we're ' the time when desirable changes are happening, because we have korea, vietnam, russia, china, laos, cambodia, and then a number of other countries, iran, of course, a whole anti-imperialist front, here is cuba, there was a joint exercise between the russians and the cubans a few days ago, libya also had naval exercis

generals command, they have effective command over the south korean troops. the what is it called, theisenhower aircraft carrier, which was in the red sea has been moved to the korean peninsula, on the island of gam they have placed ultra modern frontline aircraft car. governs there, and this is evident from the fact that in the treaty, in the korean armistice agreement of 1953, the dprk signed the northern part and the united states signed the southern part, so it shows the level of political predominance of washington over soul. last year i was in the south korea and i saw the american base, an occupation based next to the demilitarized zone, which is gigantic, so it shows that a colony country is factory of the... united states that is made to attack the dprk, just as japan was prepared at the time to supply american troops during the invasion of series of armies against the democratic people's republic of korea. libya also had naval exercise. are we today in a process in which the anti-imperialist front is getting stronger? in fact, it is a process that is developed in the countrie

occurred in the south korean government, which is puppet government at all costs, because you see southean troops cannot move without authorization from the pentagon, in fact the american generals command, they have effective command over the south korean troops, the what is it called, the eisenhower aircraft carrier, which was in the red sea has been moved to the korean peninsula on the... is not governed by the koreans who live in the south, the united states governs there, and this is evident from the fact that in the treaty, in the korean armistice agreement of 1953, the dprk signed the northern part and the united states sign the southern part, so it shows the level of political predominance of washington over soul. last year, i was in south korea and i saw the american base, an occupation based next to the demilitarized zone. which is gigantic, so it shows that a colony country is factory of the united states that is made to attack the dprk, just as japan was prepared at the time to supply american troops during the... are we today in a process in which the anti-imperialist front

the cost. soul will pay for hosting american troops on basis throughout the country, but many south koreaners question the benefits of the military alliance with the us. the us military is in south korea to exercise heigemony around the korean peninsula, not because of north korea. the us is oriented to check, russia and china. driving the korean peninsula into crisis and turning it into a war training ground. meanwhile, the southgreen government recently announced plans to ramp up weapon sales with orders for tanks, fighter jets and howetsers, making the country top 10 arms exporter. south korea's alliance with the united states and its allies is also critical to the country's arms trade, which is developing with little concern for human rights. that's despite a law that banns arms trade to active conflict zones. south korea's exported weapons worth 10. of millions of dollars to israel over the past decade, and its arms trade continues despite israel's ongoing genocidal war on gaza. multiple small press events protested the south korea us military alliance and weapons industry wednesday,

korea is not governed by the koreans who live in the south united states governs there, and this is evident from the fact that in the treaty, in the korean armistice agreement of 1953. dprk signed the northern part and the united states signed the southern part, so it shows the level of political predominance of washington over soul. last year i was in south korea and i saw the american base, an occupation based next to the demilitarized zone, which is gigantic, so it shows that a colony country is factory of the united states that is made to attack the dprk, just as japan was prepared at the time to supply american troops during the... here is cuba, there was a joint exercise between the russians and the cubans a few days ago, libya also had naval exercise. are we today in a process in which the anti-imperialist front is getting stronger? in fact, it is a process that has developed in the countries which have been attacked. surrounded and harassed by us imperialism. remember that these economic associations, which vary from the specific to t

place of the balloons that have landed report them to the south korean military or police. at the beginning of august, the authorities of seoul had announced the sending of about 500 balloons containing tongues from north korea to the airspace of south korea in one day. this action had led to a disturbance in the flight of the plane and a fire on the roof of a residential building. north korea said that it sent these balloons in response to the actions of south korean activists and spreading political leaflets in the border areas of the two countries. asteroid rw 20 24 burned up after hitting the earth's surface over the pacific ocean and in the sky of the philippines . this asteroid was about one meter in diameter thursday morning on time. and the end of this news section , stay with us in the continuation of khabar network programs. in the name of god hello , dear viewers, good morning. in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in the country was bostan in khuzestan province with a maximum temperature of 47 degrees and the coolest place was namdan plain in fars province with

let me remind you that earlier, the south korean police launched an investigation in connection withhe increased cases of distribution in the messenger of pornography made using the technology of dep fakes. zelensky's revelation is illegitimate in an interview with nbc news announced plans for an indefinite period hold the captured territories in the border areas of the kursk region. according to him , such... action is an integral part of the victory plan to end the conflict, thus kiev wants to force vladimir putin to sit down at the negotiating table. we do not need russian territory, our operation. it is simply absolutely obvious to everyone, especially after the events of maidan, these are people who do not have...

showed that almost half of the city's residents want barclay to stay. having left russia, the south korean brand lg has applied to register a new trademark, and this is far from the only foreign company that in one way or another... returns or continues to work in our country, how valuable is the domestic market for foreign business , nika inkovaya, nika, hello, how actively brands from other countries register trademarks in russia. roman, hello, well, according to rospatent , last year foreigners filed more than 16 thousand applications, this year tren continues to gain momentum. they left, but not quite, foreign companies continue to register trademarks in russia in the hope of returning to the russian market. according to data. microsoft and google, they traditionally register brands of it products, smart watches, electronics, applications in our country, and all this despite any western sanctions. trademarks or trade marks are intellectual property property, that is, they are intangible assets. to say that they cost money, trademarks can also be protected, in particular through the fac

palestinian activists have once again. taken to the streets of south korean capital, so they condemned. press tv correspondent frank smith reports from the south korean capital, so marching through the center of soul, south green supporters of palestine, along with foreigners in palestinian diaspora demanded a attention to israel's unyielding genocide in gaza. a young palestinian student explained the strategy behind tel aviv, the us and their allies. this occupation and attack is merely an extension of the western colonial project managed by the united states and its allies. it seeks to erase our history, kill our children and end all hope for secure future. still void by global anti-israel, demonstrations, protest leaders say they will not back down, they're trying to erase our identity, but we are defending our land and our history, we will not be a silent number, and we will not be silent in the face of injustice. the south korean government's response to israel's ongoing genocide has been mixed in april, south korea voted to extend un membership to palestine, but last week at the.

ready next to you, the south korean governments expected to rush aside an international convention on into the country adoption, which makes the practice of last resort. any cases would be managed by government, no private adoption agencies. adopt the advocates hope the truth and reconciliation commission will lead to more change. i would hope to see historical acknowledgements of what happened an official apology from the government and then some kind of restitution for what happens. there's a strong feeling among the absence in denmark on the world, but now we are adults. so we will try to do for korean children today and what no one did for us. so i hope that the commission investigation, when the so i stopped for adoptions from south korean, the, as the adult chase, he went to the commission's findings, the guessing on with a live mary and fellow adult day need are enjoying a perfect sunday. and so by the hon river, it is a little hot, which is weird. we've had so much strange, like back and forth weather, sorry, and it says, all the top de community here is growing and momentum f

this no pure of soul on al jazeera since the 1950s, 200000 south korean children being adopted by families worldwide. now adults, many adult teeth are retook, desperate for information about that, but it's my life spagetti. i feel looking for 20 years, please give me the tools. finding offices is difficult. i'm at claims that adoption agencies falsified documents and even traffic children from what quickly became a lucrative business. the adoption agencies found there was significant money that people were willing to pay to adopt the child's. we were pretty much sold for profit. one o in east investigates south korea's international adoption scandal. the at the basic one john mark is in the center of sol. marybelle is just another face in the crowd, and that's the way she likes it. how do you find living here compared with the united states? it's easier it's, it's much easier coming back to korea. everybody looks like me. for like my entire body. mary was a doctor to america in 1992 as a baby. in 2020, she wanted what it would be like to live in south korea. so she took the plunge and move

revenue samsung electronics rus company is a russian subsidiary of south korean samsung.t year it grew by 15% to 102 billion rubles. the profit also increased. the manufacturer announced the suspension of deliveries to russia in march of the twenty-second year. later , due to a shortage of components , the only russian plant of the manufacturer in kaluga was also stopped. but in june of the same year, samsung resumed sales and began exporting goods made in our country to kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan and other countries. the samsung company has never completely left the russian market; in recent years , it has left television, but has not completely left either the consumer market or the advertising market. market, advertising budgets were redistributed, in particular more efforts were made by the so-called telecommunications, that is, communication at the point of sale, trade marketing, and various promotional and discount campaigns, while - it is important to note that during the twenty-third year, the competitive composition, the competitive landscape of the russi

however, this does not fully explain why south koreans are opposed to something like the collective. it basically means south korea would help if any ally is attacked. a key point overlooked in shaping r.o.k.'s assessment. it can be summed up by the long-term history. there are only a few -- it is aimed at breaking down the south korea-u.s. objective. the south korea security system. representing the alliance and the other one representing r.o.k. and japan's relationship. ultimately it paved the way for unification on their own terms. even if the r.o.k.-u.s. alliance remain strong. according to one of my friends, democracy generation of the 1980's -- the u.s. might eventually decline in power -- eventually, not now. [laughter] it would be a real problem. korean unification nearly impossible under their point of view. this led to a situation since the mid-1980's. protest became very common. south korea-japan relations are so important. political behavior. when relations with japan are very good. fundamentally, the sentiment is tied to the r.o.k. objectives. under this administration, f

here are some such military steps being taken. and it is clear that a nuclear submarine in the south koreanan, in front of the eyes of the korean people's democratic republic, this is clearly a provocative action that can only fuel tensions on the korean peninsula, by the way, against the backdrop of the visit. submarines to south korea, i see that the magazine policy discusses the prospects of that, that this country in the foreseeable future may have its own nuclear weapons, which without changing the place on land can be placed on submarines, how do you assess such a prospect, especially in the absence of international treaties on nuclear deterrence? well, firstly, as far as i know, south korea itself has submarines of this type. no, but even if they were, but what does it mean for not changing the place on land, for some reason the dprk has enough space on land to place missiles, but it is clear that such a prospect will mean a serious a blow to the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, and this treaty and... we propose to end it, here the us is going to transfer to ukrain

south korea. and even in 1948 you have two korean states that represent the influence of the cold war superpowers. you have the united states trying to build a liberal democracy in the south. even that was not very liberal are very democratic in 1948. and you have communism and the north. much like divided germany and europe americans think people around the world are going to look at the korean peninsula and see it as a showcase or a test case where the relative merits of communism versus the free world are going to be to people all around the world. and so i think even in 1950 when it south korea it was much more important to the united states into american policymakers in particular, than is commonly believed.s >> one thing that is interesting about the defense perimeter speech atchison assange were not going to send south korea.ko if you go to the war memorial of korea which is their big museum remembering the war. when you go into the exhibit about the war itself the first thing you see is an exhibit on the defensive perimeter speech. this is to say this is why the war happens. because dean a

the south korean president host japanese prime minister for a summit in south to bulster ties for the future. the visit however has drawn strong criticism for many reasons. some activists who gathered outside the presidential compound on friday believe through the strengthening of alliance with tokyo and washington so is only being used to come from north korea and china. press tv correspondent frank smith reports from so. prime minister of japan, fumio kashita arrived in south korea friday for one of his final trips overseas, as he will leave office later this month. during his summit with southgreen president sought to consign the contentious issue of japan's colonization of south korea to the past. there's a lot of history between japan and south korea. it's extremely important to... inherit the efforts of our predecessors who overcame difficulties to cooperate with south korea for the future. the thought on relations between south green japan was largely orchestrated by the united states in a 2023 camp david trilateral summit. in order to advance south korea japan and south korea

press tv correspondent frank smith reports from the south korean capital so. western colonial project managed by the united states and its allies. it seeks. to erase our history, kill our children and end all hope for secure future. still boyed by global anti-israel pro-palestine demonstrations, protest leaders say they will not back down. they're trying to erase our identity, but we are defending our land and our history. we will not be a silent number, and we will not be silent in the face of injustice. the south green government's response to israel. this ongoing genocide has been mixed in april, south korea voted to extend un membership to palestine, but last week at the un general assembly, south korea abstained from the vote, demanding israel and its occupation of palestinian land, a resolution passed with an overwhelming majority. informed protesters suggest saul is wrong and self-serving in appeasing its allie washington. south korea's abstention on israel's illegal occupation of palestine at the un is essentially the same as opposing it, saying that i

korea and korean forces occupy south korea for a period of time and that occupation is brutal and violent. but then after the inchon landing american forces occupy north korea with south korean forces. and during that period they basically try to completely overturn the north korean government and set up a new government. and so that period is also massively destructive, violent with you know, massacres occurring, civilian deaths, people looking for revenge because again, the civil the elements of the civil conflict are still ongoing throughout. the korean war period. so there's a lot of sort of sort of violence at the societal level that's occurring all through the korean war. but, you know, when you want to understand north korea today, you have this period in which american are occupying north korea and it china does, of course, eventually intervene. but it's not immediate. and then, of course, during the war you have these the us pretty much air superiority through most of the conflict and i heard, you know, i've spoken with f

the south korean president host the japanese prime minister for a summit in south to bust the ties fornsign the contentious issue of japan's colonization of south korea to the past. there's a lot of history between japan and south korea. it's extremely important to inherit the efforts of our predecessors. difficulties. the thought in relations between south korea and japan was largely orchestrated by the united states in a 2023. in order to advance south korea, japan and south korea, japan relations further. it's important to maintain the positive momentum that prime minister and i have built together. a primary goal of the summit is to set. between japan and south korea a positive note for the future. still, many south koreans oppose such cooperation, and president yune is widely viewed as lame duck with the national assembly controlled by the opposition. critics of improving relations with japan held small rallies near the presidential office throughout the day. they argued that through strengthening of the trilateral alliance with the us and japan. south korea is being used to confr

when will russian tourists stuck in a south korean port be able to go back? why weren't they allowed off the ferry? marines of the 810th brigade stormed one of the major fortified areas of ukrainian militants and foreign mercenaries. in the kursk region , about what trophies they managed to get in the battle, yevgeny golovanov. more than eighty strikes. israel launched a new massive attack on lebanon this morning. law enforcement agencies opened a criminal case against the young man who destroyed aleksandrakov's grave. and in primorye, they are looking for medved, who killed two men in country house. hello! russian tourists who were denied entry by south korea continue to sit in the cabins of the porom, on which they arrived at the port of tanhe. passengers who sailed from vladivostok are not allowed to leave the ship, although several times a day tourists are still allowed to breathe fresh air and are fed. according to media reports, south korean border guards suspect that there are several illegal immigrants on the ferry, non-russians who are trying to ente

lg began to adapt smart tv to the russian market, well, in july of this current year, the south koreananufacturer launched the lg channels application for our region. the american starbucks corporation, which suspended operations in russia and sold the outlet in may, applied to rospatent with eight applications for registration of trademarks at once signs. we are talking about the activity. legal protection, b, that there will be no - unfair competition in the form of some stories of imitation, and copying of brand elements that bring some damage to the copyright holders, that is, they are in fact trying to stake out a place for themselves in the long term, so that in the future they will be able to promote this brand, scale it up throughout the country, samsung training. electronics rus company is a russian subsidiary of south korean samsung , grew by 15% to 102 billion last year. rubles, profits also increased, and the manufacturer announced the suspension of deliveries to russia in march of the twenty-second year, later, due to a shortage of components , the only russian plant of th

but the south koreans see this agreement coming to the end of the line. they want to try and get it done before the end of this year to prevent having to go back at it with former or the current at what could be current trump administration officials. now, we don't know if this is going to work. us officials. i've talked to say that there are ongoing talks. they finished their seventh rounds of talks on this just weeks ago, there is a sense of urgency. it could get done early, but i've also talked to some experts regional x spurts here in washington who say that they have told south korea this might not be the best approach, because even if they do get a deal done and they get a cost sharing agreement that both sides can agree to. there's nothing that would prevent former president trump if he wins the elections from tearing up that deal. and it would of course, likely put south korea yeah in his line of fire coming into a second administration, which could be a problem for the u.s.-south korea alliance, brianna yeah, certainly could be kiley. >> thank yo

originally, if we go back a few years, these were formats that were being created for the south korean hits. but now that it's been proven that korean tv producers can make international hits, is it more and more the case that when you're making programmes, actually you're thinking about the international market from the very beginning? sure. we do a lot of co—development with international partners so that that format could be created not only for the korean audience, but for the international audience from the very beginning. so we want to mix the dna of korean creative with the dna of the international market. for instance, a few years ago, we created a show called the beatbox, which was co—developed by the original creator of i can see your voice with fremantle netherlands. and it's also a fun studio music game show where everyday items become music instruments. two teams of celebrities compete against each other in various music—related quiz games to obtain the sound of daily items. and... so they're using everyday items from maybe the kitchen or from other parts of our home to cr

details of its enriched uranium production for the first time, tas notes , citing a comment from a south korean publication. the publication of photos in which kimjong-un visits nuclear weapons production sites has caused active discussion in the media. the publication links this to the upcoming us elections. earlier, kimjong-un took part in test launches of a new mlrs, and bursts of fire were fired during the exercises. it is assumed that the launch was carried out in towards the sea of ​​japan. the missiles flew about 360 km. this is the first ballistic launch from north korea since july 1. the lithuanian defense minister has proposed introducing a holiday in honor of the so-called forest brothers. he proposes honoring the members of the nationalist formations on july 21. on this day in 1944, according to the lithuanian center for the study of the genocide of resistance of residents of lithuania, the forest brothers first entered into battle with the red army, in which vilnius found a reason to be proud? a solar flare of the highest class was registered, the peak of the magnetic storm that fo

so the south korean officials detected what they believed to have been the launch of short range ballistic missiles from north greece, east coast into the sea separating the korean peninsula from japan. and this uh, according to north korea, is state run media was the launch of 600 millimeter multiple rocket launch system, the kind of system that north korea has been actively testing and developing the last couple of years. it also showed conjunction visiting a training base for north korean special forces he pictured holding what appears to be a sniper rifle that he is said to have overseas training exercises. that cooling on north korea's military to be ready at a moment's notice. at 2 quotes and the silly augusta leslie repress at an attack by any enemy. all right, well, thanks for that update that robert rod reported there from so people in a nigerian city that still launched beyond the water now facing major health issues . at least 30 people being killed in more than a 1000000 falls from the homes after the collapse they had my degree. on tuesday, the flooding left some medical facil

president and the south korean president to once again strengthen the us led democratic maritime groupo _ to the ford. and it when it comes to some _ to the ford. and it when it comes to some of - to the ford. and it when it comes to some of the i comes to some of the key security issues, of course now is a time of globalist ability, in some ways, there are two major wars that many countries are involved in. —— a time of global instability. and this is affecting the world globally, in resources. i wonder what you see as the key strategic goals when it comes to those conflicts.— when it comes to those conflicts. ., ., , , ., conflicts. the two wars you have just — conflicts. the two wars you have just mentioned i conflicts. the two wars you have just mentioned are i conflicts. the two wars you i have just mentioned are about european and middle eastern landscape. when it comes to the indo—pacific region, it is all about seascape. one of the significant features of the quad meeting is that it is the grouping of four maritime democracies, india, australia, japan, and the united states. so

to include germany with critics blaming the us and its allies for stirring up tensions on the korean. south korea hosted the soul defense dialogue this week, gathering defense chiefs and experts from various countries to discuss global security. during the conference, south korea's defense minister outlined saul's new controversial policy aimed at integrating the dprk. south korea will continue to stand as bastion of freedom. first we will ensure our capability and readiness to independently overwhelm the dprk and safeguard freedom with our formidable strength. the minister also outlined soul's ambitious alliances aimed at pyongyang. we will decisively counter the dprk's threats through the south korea us alliance and south korea us japan security cooperation, thereby contributing to peace and stability in the indo-pacific region and beyond. under president unsuk, south korea has also sought to strengthen its ties with the western military alliance, nato. previously, southgrees leadership has brought in other states to support engagement and dialog with the dprk, but the current administrat

according to the south korean bureau of statistics, unemployment and lack of education among these people aged 15 to 29 have reached the highest level in the last 3 years in recent months. china released the first global atlas of remote sensing infrared images. this satellite data atlas has been compiled by digi level 1. this satellite, which was launched in 2021 , is the world's first scientific space satellite belonging to the united nations. atlas based on the data of this satellite includes 10 perspectives from 118 regions of the world and the surface features of rivers, lakes, seas, and mountains. they show hills and deserts from an infrared thermal perspective. estária bueno para ver. for break up, break up! you are still watching the world today . i will start the second case of the program. as you heard in the news today, the head of the russian duma condemned yesterday's resolution of the european parliament regarding ukraine's right to use missiles capable of targeting the depth of russian soil and warned that if this if the resolution is implemented, moscow will give a harsh re

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which the polish side announced, is precisely the strike force, this is the purchase of american, south korean weapons, destruction, the purchase of new artillery systems, long-range, this also speaks. some kind of new europe, a new union, which will lead, here to push to the second place plans, there germany, france, met women from vinnitsa on the internet and offered them to provide intimate services for money, picking up one of them in the capital, meeting the second at the station in the regional center, the men personally accompanied their employees as clients to a recreation center in the grodno region. after completing the work, the defendants received their percentage. it was established that the men used twenty-three and thirty-eight-year-old women from mensk for prostitution. they met the girls in the corresponding telegram channel, where she offered illegal. currently , operational and investigative measures are being carried out to identify all participants in the crime. in belarus, organizing the use or creating conditions for prostitution is punishable by imprisonment for a term

it can be said that warsaw has become tank-dependent, buying hundreds of american and even south koreaned models. of course, we are obliged to respond to the heavy tread of the troops of the neighboring country, as well as its other nato colleagues. the key factor in increasing combat capability remains the training of specialists. and here we have an important advantage. traditions. all of europe knows about them, thanks to soviet tank crews, and the main thing among these traditions is to win and liberate. you can't forbid living beautifully, as the new york post reports, us president joe biden spent 532 days on vacation in less than 4 years, which is about 40% of the entire period. according to the calculations of the republican...

according to the south korean bureau of statistics, unemployment and lack of education among these people aged 15 to 29 have reached the highest level in the last 3 years in recent months. china, the first world atlas. he published remote sensing infrared images. this satellite data atlas has collected the first level. this the satellite that was launched in 2021 is the world's first scientific space satellite belonging to the united nations. the atlas based on the data of this satellite includes 10 landscapes from 118 regions of the world and shows the surface features of rivers, lakes, seas, mountains, hills and deserts from an infrared thermal point of view. estaría bueno pagar for breaker break up now! you are still watching the world today . i will start the second case of the program . he condemned missiles capable of targeting the depth of russian soil and warned that if this resolution is implemented, moscow will give a harsh response to it. in this context, we are hosting mr. alber kerganov, the head of the central department of muslims of russia, in the world today program. mr.

now we have the south korean trade minister saying they are willing to align with the u.s. t comes to these economic security issues, but south korea sells half of its chips to china so they will need insurance to minimize the impact on south korean firms. when it comes to japan, china is threatening to retailer 8 -- retaliate with limiting the exports of critical minerals to japan and we are hearing u.s. officials are in talks with japanese counterparts a look at a strategy to try to find alternative sources of critical minerals for japan. and it was confident of assuaging concerns that may be coming to an agreement to japan by the end of this year. avril: there has also been a buildup of domestic pressure in the u.s., as they get pushed for the biden administration, how tough might it get on its u.s. allies? minmin: if you look back to 2022 in the u.s. first announced these sweeping tech curbs, you saw this big spike in sale of equipment from the likes of asml and tokyo electron to china and that the sign of chinese companies stockpiling these items in anticipation of furt

keegan bradley beat kim si—woo — after a decisive miss from the south korean — to secure the winningiefs have maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a grinding 17—10 win over the la chargers. tight end travis kelce has received plenty of criticism of late having put on statistically the least productive three—game start in his nfl career. with some critics claiming he was over the hill as he approaches his 35th birthday. but he lead the chiefs with seven catches for 89 yards and is still a huge figure for the franchise according to star quarterback patrick mahomes. hejust wants he just wants to win at the end of the day, and that is what you take for granted in this league. we have had a great fence and we have done these cool things, but at the end of the day it is about winning, and he is a true leader when it comes to that. he just wants to win the football game. and that's all the sport for now. thanks forjoining us. here in the uk — it is the second day conservative party's annual conference in birmingham. this year's event is also a chance for the party's four leade

according to the south korean police, a 50-year-old man confessed after 16 years .er killing his wife, he buried her in the balcony of the house under a layer of cement. the accused hit his wife with a hard object and killed her . then his body inside a. the case remained unsolved after that due to lack of evidence and insufficient charges. well, it seems that we have established a relationship with mr. seyed mohsen abbas, an expert on lebanese issues . hello mr. abbas. the assassinations were definitely damaging for hezbollah , but we also saw that hezbollah is still a structure he has preserved himself and even added to the volume of his operations against the zionist regime. this issue was surprising and even disappointing for the zionists themselves. as a person who knows the organization of hezbollah, tell us what are the characteristics of the structure and organization of hezbollah that are still strong. preserves of course, the structure that they he attempted to assassinate a number of other important leaders and commanders of hezbollah, but we saw that all

according to the south korean police, a 50-year-old man confessed after 16 years.er killing his wife, he buried her in the balcony of the house under a layer of cement. the accused hit his wife with a hard object and killed her. then he put his body in a suitcase he brings it on the balcony of his house and by piling bricks and pouring. the case remained unsolved after that due to lack of evidence and insufficient charges . well, it seems that we have established a relationship with mr. seyed mohsen abbas, an expert on lebanese issues. hello mr. abbas. thank you for inviting me. mr. abbas ibrahim aqeel, mahmoud yasin hamad, and ibrahim qobisi were among these commanders. in addition, we had another attack today, and mohammad hossein sarwar, one of the commanders of hezbollah's airborne unit , was martyred. we saw that still hezbollah has maintained its structure and even increased the volume of its operations against the zionist regime . this issue was surprising and even disappointing for the zionists themselves. as a person who knows the organization of hezbollah

earlier , the south korean presidential administration said that the restrictions were being introducedn response to russia's conclusion of a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement with the dprk. in addition to expanding the list of prohibited goods, south korea has tightened administrative measures for those who help. with re-export. in november , china will lift restrictions on foreign investment in manufacturing. the initiator was the chairman. according to the chinese ministry of commerce, the same rules will apply to foreign companies as to local ones. but the restrictions are only lifted for the manufacturing sector. in other sectors of the economy, control over foreign investment will remain the same. among them are such industries as livestock farming, agriculture and the mining industry. in conclusion, i will remind you that the official rates currencies for today dollar 89 rubles 82 kopecks. that's all i have for now. open a deposit in gazprombank with an increased rate of up to 25% together with the long-term savings program from gazfond pension savings. the state will

and so it was a really challenging back-and-forth between two allies, the south of koreans want to get out ahead of it, put an agreement into place before the end of the year. we'll watch and see if they're able to do that. but some are warning that might not be their best move because they may be in the form of presence, line of fire if he does win the elections in 2024 because they've tried to fast track this. john. >> all right. kylie atwood. thank you so much for that update. a brand new hours cnn, new central starts right now apparent second attempt on donald trump's lives stopped on his own golf course, a suspect spotted in the bushes. >> then detained at a nearby florida highway. the new details we're learning about him this morning. and trump's says, the second apparent assassination attempt has only made his resolve stronger all while his campaign warns staffers to stay village vigilant while on the trail. and also, this morning, vice president kamala harris boosted by new republican endorsement this time from a group of former staffers for president ronald reagan. their messa

through the north korean elite, made up of top party officials, diplomats, and senior officers kim's own uncle, jang song-thaek, was the second most powerful man in north korea. south korea is unification ministry says only around 50 elite north koreans fled under kim's father. that number has almost tripled under kim jong, un coinciding with his crackdown on corrupt officials, also the reason for the elite defections is that north korea, there's fewer benefits for the elite now. >> secondly, it's no secret that north korea has a lot of problems problems. and thirdly, there's no hope among the young people late last year a high ranking north korean diplomat defected from cuba. >> south korea's foreign ministry says, north korea has been closing consulates, embassies, and offices around the world. the number of elite defections is rising even as overall all defections are down dramatically since the pandemic, the result of massively increased north korean border security, not just to keep people out, but to keep them in will ripley, cnn all right. >> still to come some election officials and poll workers are crying foul over controversial new rules pushed by trump,