to my right from the united states department of state. as you know, on thursday may 11 at 11:59 p.m. eastern time the title 42 public health order will terminate. at that point we want to get him process at our southern border using our immigration enforcement authorities under title eight of the united states code. our overall approach is to build lawful pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tougher consequences on those who choose not to use those pathways. we are taking this approach within the constraints of a broken immigration system that congress has not fixed for more than two decades. without the resources we need, personnel, facilities, transportation and others, that we requested of congress and that we were not given. we have seen the effectiveness of our approach. more than 100,000 people from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela have arrived lawfully through the pathway we have made available to them and we reduce border encounters from these groups by 90% between december of last year and march of t

an american diplomat, a permanent representative of the united states in nato, in the past, also a special representative of the united states departmentstate in matters of ukraine, short walker, i am very glad that britain has decided to send ukraine long-range missiles with a range of 250 km with which they can hit the desired targets . i think this is very important and will help the ukrainians push the russians out of the temporarily occupied crimea and donbas, so this is an important step. as for fighter jets, the situation is interesting. ukraine has european allies who now they are more willing to help her than the united states, which in general provides ukraine with a lot of military equipment. but in the long term, they transfer everything that helps ukraine survive, but it is being done so slowly and i would say sparingly , they say we will do it, but we don't want to do it. meanwhile, europe's attitude towards ukraine seems to me to have changed now . europe sees ukraine as part of the european union, they want to see the revival of the ukrainian economy, they understand that putin is an existential a threat not only to ukr

ready we had to transfer some of our decisions, and she still can't get permission from the state department of state a transfer of technology. and if it was, for example, at the interstate level, it was reinforced, then i think it may have moved much faster, that is, in fact, this is about the fact that one of the foreign companies looked at your capacity and scaled their developments on your base or that you became a partner in the creation of those samples that are needed for the armed forces. yes, yes, yes, that’s exactly what we were talking about, because there were meetings that were outlined, let’s say that the options for cooperation were interesting, and the project of these relations was interesting to both the american side and the ukrainian side, but unfortunately because of such a serious regulation and the lack of support in this case at the level of this project, let’s call it that at the level of the states. well , it somehow progresses very slowly and we have even begun to think that it will never happen, but in addition to the analysis of american and german there turkish samples,

watch program which oversees an and i believe my colleagues at the department of state and diplomatic security for the department of state colleague staff overseeing that. for the specific mechanics of how it works, i need to refer to those i will say in addition to supporting the goal in recognizing important, the department calls us out in the report so it's an issue we recognize the critical importance of. >> were looking at the legislation changing from may register to show. it's wonderful but you don't have a full department of state it becomes more difficult. if you could, then i will yield for you here reports on the mission staff tend to evolve with participation in human trafficking and are know to what extent where that is but as you know and i appreciate you saying have you briefed and trained service providers and members as well, it is cognizant of that decision and problem and am wondering on this. >> i wouldn't have a lot of insight right now, the last few years they have tried to get down on this internally. it's across the agency that obvious things for any involvement in any way i staff by incrementing

department of state. for a role if the department of state and at the that thg in persons office we see our highest and bestpurpose as making sure that we're protecting vulnerable, and if they are being screened, to your excellent point, mr. chairman. one of the -- >> are they? that was maybe a year ago in your recommendations. >> we are, we agree with you all migrants should be screened. i will have to defer to my colleagues at dhs with regard to especially now that title 42 is expiring and title eight will come back up, i will defer to them on speeded can you get back to us so we know in terms of your interpretation of what they're doing? >> absolutely and certainly it's a perfect hundred asking the question because we are having a change in the authorities under which we will be working. i do know as a pertains to screening some of the work the trafficking in persons office to specifically in the region in the western hemisphere specifically encourages screening of migrants so that they do receive protection and services into the great point of the panel earlier, preventing individuals are at great risk

between russia and georgia in tbilisi pending sanctions, he said a representative of the state department of the united states of america, a number of western countries, including the united states, prohibit russian aircraft from entering their airspace, according to a representative of the state department, now is not the time to deepen relations with the aggressor country , at the same time, echo of the caucasus reports that the georgian government supported putin's order to cancel the visa regime for citizens georgia and the resumption of air traffic between the countries will supposedly make life easier for georgian citizens. a massive missile attack on israel during the past day and sector gaza fired about five hundred rockets on the territory of ukraine, more than 300 of them crossed the border, at the same time half of them were shot down by the iron dome air defense system , in response, the idf hit more than 130 targets in the gaza strip at night, in particular , they attacked the post of militants of the islamic jihad , the prime minister of israel benjamin tanyago rejected the statement that the ce

because these questions will constantly arise, the former special representative of the state department of the united states of the state for ukraine kurt volker noted that it was necessary to do that last year and now it is impossible to delay any longer volker also added that the mig-29 fighter jets that poland and the slovaks are giving to ukraine are not enough for victory, at the same time, the state department expert missed that our country could join nato even before the end of the war, as an example he cited germany, which joined the alliance when its eastern part was under the occupation of the ussr, the tragedy of the people today day in memory of the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people and the day of struggle for the rights of the crimean tatar people only in 2015, the verkhovna rada recognized the deportation of the crimean tatars in 1944 as genocide , then the soviet authorities accused desertion of the crimean tatars at the beginning of the second world war and the collaborationism of cooperation with the nazi occupiers, although there was no real evidence for this, and so when

customs and border protection troy miller, ricardo zeniga to my right from the united states department of state. as you know, on thursday, tomorrow, may 11th, at 11:59 p.m. eastern time, the title 42 public health order will terminate. at that point we will once again process people at our southern border using our immigration enforcement authorities under title 8 of the united states code. our overall approach is to build lawful pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tougher consequences on those who choose not to use those pathways. we are taking this approach within the constraints of a broken immigration system that congress has not fixed for more than two decades. and without the resources we need, personnel, facilities, transportation, and others that we have requested of congress and that we were not given. we have seen the effectiveness of our approach. more than 100,000 people from cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela have arrived lawfully through the pathway we have made available to them. and we reduced border encounters from these groups by 90% between decem

i am the chief of the 52nd state fire and rescue department of the 9th state fire and rescue squad departmentergency service of ukraine in the donetsk region, captain of the civil protection service zhurbenko volodymyr vitaliyovych v desni. i came here in 2017 and i couldn’t help but pass here because my father had already served as a veteran of the state emergency service. the attitude towards her has changed, because it is primarily a service to the ukrainian people and faithful to my oath, something that i cannot betray in any way , i remember in my childhood, probably in the eighth or ninth grade at my school my friend got sick, he got appendicitis, but there was no way to take him to the hospital in the city of dobropillia, i lived nearby in the village, but my father had already taught me to drive a car, and i was assigned to take my colleague to the car. i was driving the vehicle myself, violating at the same time, traffic rules and so on to the city, and the fact that he was taken to the city saved his life, because he had appendicitis on the operating table , how it burst there. i gu

, but the same amount of wheat was purchased at the rate of 15 thousand tomans, which was approved by sarham and stated that the state departmentagriculture and especially the state trading company of iran and the rural cooperative organization are the managers of the purchase and carry out the operations. but the budget from we have to allocate the way of the organization of the budget plan. in the discussion of correcting this gap that exists, there is a 24-hour deadline, as you said in note 2 , paragraph one of the approvals of the pricing council, and on march 8 , 1401, this matter was approved. once the state trading company and the organization by 24 hours after the time of delivery of wheat, we must deposit money. agriculture, when was the notification notified from 812 1401 in the ministry of agricultural jihad itself, in the price council and adoption of support policies, approved, signed by the minister and notified, and those who have so far baghdad agriculture state trading company did not know that it should be fined the delay has not been paid. you are not determined to be fined for late payment. you are not requi

in washington and they said that apparently i was somehow greeted in the united states of america by the state department. really started, either a section, or, well, you can call it differently, dedicated to me you can imagine a whole column on the website of the us state department, where you collected some crazy fakes about me that i am there . hmm, some kind of spreading a lie, i scare the journalists. well, you know. scared, you understand, don't you? this is told to me by the person who answers during the briefing , which lasts three dashes 4 hours for all questions to our briefings of the ministry of foreign affairs, which i conduct, my deputy connects all journalists who only want to from anywhere in the world russian foreign accredited in moscow located abroad. well, you probably see all the continents are represented, we answer all questions, when when it is necessary to clarify the information, date numbers, factual information, signed not signed, we do not perform there. we always respond ex post facto within a day or two days. we provide an answer. that's when my colleagues, the so-called, w

this was reported by the spokesman of the state department of the united states of america, miller wagner has already tried to purchase weapons in those countries where he has his own base, there are signs that wagner is trying to purchase military systems from foreign suppliers and channel these weapons through small, which is used as a third party, so far we have not seen any signs that these purchases have been completed, but we are closely monitoring the situation in ukraine and its post-war reconstruction , the following topics were discussed by the prime minister of canada , justin trudeau, and the president of france, emmanuel macron, both emphasized the importance of further trans-atlantic unity in support of ukraine, reported in the canadian prime minister's office. it was also noted there that the interlocutors undertook to hold russia accountable for its brutal aggression and to support those who suffered the most from the consequences during the conversation. the topic of combating disinformation at the gsaven level. they are always on the front lines in the fight against the

this was reported by the spokesman of the state department of the united states of america. miller wagner has already tried to purchase weapons in those countries where he has his own bases. weapons through mali used as a third party so far we have not seen any signs that these purchases have been completed but we are closely monitoring the security situation the defense needs of ukraine and its post-war reconstruction, such topics were discussed by canadian prime minister justin trudeau and french president emmanuel macron, both emphasized the importance of further trans-atlantic unity in support of ukraine , the canadian prime minister's office reported. to hold russia accountable for its brutal aggression and to support those most affected by its consequences during the conversation, the topic of fighting here with information at the gsaven level was also raised agreed president joe biden speaker of the house of representatives kevin mccarthy could not reach an agreement on increasing the debt of the us government the main republican in congress is pressuring the white ho

localize the flames, information about the victims was not received for ukraine , the state department of the united statesved the possible sale in our country of such an air defense system except the same is said about the equipment for it in the amount of 285 million dollars. according to the agency for cooperation in the field of security, the request for the purchase of the nasambs system was made by the government of ukraine it is noted that our country urgently needs to increase its capabilities to protect against russian missile strikes and air defenses - this is a mobile anti-aircraft missile complex designed to fight missiles with airplanes and other air targets at low and medium altitudes. the presidential race in the united states was officially submitted by the governor of florida rondesantis application for participation in the elections thus, the 44-year-old republican will compete with former president donald trump in the primaris from the republican party according to according to opinion polls, almost as many people are ready to vote for paratroopers as for donald trump, the attitude of th

110 martyrs were used against ukraine , most of them are shot down alone for ukraine state department of the united stateshe possible sale in our country of such a system against air defense, in addition , it is also about equipment for it in the amount of 285 million dollars. cooperation in the field of security, the government of ukraine made a request for the purchase of the nasambs system . medium heights tina turner rock and roll star died aged 83 after a long illness it happened in switzerland in recent years she had been in poor health in 2016 she was diagnosed with colon cancer, and in 2017 underwent a kidney transplant. the singer, winner of eight grammy awards, in 1988, turner entered the guinness book of records because she performed in front of the largest audience of more than 184,000 people. in 2021, the singer said goodbye to her fans in a documentary about her. thus she announced about the end of his career, the blue-yellow flag for the majors at a height of almost 9,000 m, the champion of ukraine in mountaineering, valentin sipavin, climbed the highest mountain on earth, everest, held the

monitor if this happens, natalya ostapa, as you noted earlier, the spokesman for the state department of targets, miller, stated that the us does not encourage ukraine to attack outside the border , responding to a request for comment is it possible that the use of american equipment in belgorod will cool down, or can the events in belgorod affect the us assistance to ukraine in the future, well, at least for now , we do not see such signals, the united states is again studying the veracity of these reports, they cannot confirm whether it is really true that american equipment was used, but after all, we also remember that another rammstein-style meeting on the defense of ukraine is scheduled for this thursday , where the allies, led by the united states , will discuss further support ukraine also recently announced the transfer of f16s and the start of training, which should take place soon, and when it was also clarified with the representative of the state department whether, in principle, this story with belohorod could potentially affect the transfer of f16s, because we remember that one of the conditions

state department on issues involving child abduction and consideration of criminal prosecution. it is unfathomable to have a conversation with doj and have them tell you that this is in state department's lap and then talk to the state department and have them tell you it is with the doj. this was supposed to be addressed as part of the interagency issues ensuring the use of law enforcement resources and criminal prosecution to assist in the return of children who have been abducted swiftly and professionally provided has not occurred. this will have the additional advantage of incurring united states attorneys to actually use the existing federal law. because frankly, most are recalcitrant in doing so. in part, because they do not understand the relationship between the abduction convention and the necessity or appropriateness of criminal prosecution. finally, by enhancing the attention of the department of justice to work in collaboration with the department of state in pressing for the extradition of child abductors and unflinchingly prosecuting those who have acted in disregard of orders, preventing the removal of children from the united states. there will be an enhanced deterrent to consideration of parental a

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i took it as a sort of a policy of the state department but it is not embodied in any kind of statute, is that correct? >> that's exactly right. >> so that if the state department, and a talk about any particular state department under it, any particular administration, but if the state department were understaffed, overworked, had different priorities, these kinds of interviews could easily not happen, is that correct? >> that's exactly right. >> and how long to the best of your knowledge have the interviews been going on? >> so they've been going probably for about six or seven years. you can ask the state department officials to testify next. it's about six or seven years. this idea was not ideal. we are way behind on this because the europeans have been doing this for more than a decade. and so the u.s. actually learn about these in person interviews added osce meeting where other countries including belgium, the netherlands, austria indicated that they were doing these images to prevent harm against these domestic workers. >> it seems incredibly obvious that we need to make it a statutory requirement. and i will reserve some of my questions for

states. the see how the p d or allies united states foreign policy in the united states state department of this administration and administration that cost so much problems and so much destruction, so much so much. this is so easy indeed destroys your dog. destroyed yes, just destroying him on because no more in the, in syria. but in reality it's not that they are not interested in this region anymore. and they don't want to regime change as they say to me, while many middle eastern countries are taking that destiny into their own hands on restoring relations 5 all. busy of us, the editor in chief aubrey i based out of news fall speaking to ashton, with tunzia on the latest episode of going on the ground says everyone is interested in the beach and stability. they can watch the full episode this saturday. but his quick i want to ask you the most of our am use is the voice of a changing region. i don't know when was that there before you started our views that that was my fingerprint on, on the front page. and it surprise even you, because you seem to be is if this is all in the pipeline, we kne

i actually instead of it too late because they already the united states foreign policy and the united states state departments of this administration. and administration at the back of cost, so much problems and so much destruction, so much so much this in the so these in the destroyed, you get all the destroyed glib. yes. just destroy them on because the war in the, in syria. but in reality, it's not that they are not interested in displeasing anymore, and they don't want to the regime change of they say it is that you're seeing the peer threat. and i said this in several of the of my articles, an interview passed interviews in oh, it looks like we've lost steve. so we need the journalist from syria. we'll try and get them back a little bit later in the program. well now over to, to kia web votes is all preparing to go to the polls once again with only 3 days until the decisive presidential elections. and he will not see you. we're bringing you all the latest updates and all special coverage. the strongly believe that we will continue to serve our nation for the next 5 years or so to me, we will absolutely,

the, how the last the trust in the united states, the see how the p, deer allies, united states, foreign policy and the united states. the state department of this administration and administration that costs. so much problems and so much destruction, so much so much. this is so easy indeed, destroyed you have destroyed yes, just destroying him on because the war in the, in syria. but in reality it's not that they are not interested in this region anymore. and they don't want to raising change, as they say, when we have all many middle eastern nations are taking the destiny into their own hands. restoring license and overcoming challenges finds out the best. the editor in chief of risk based our of news law speaking through option about tunzia on the latest episode of going underground, says everyone is interested in the beach and stability. i can watch full episode this up to date. basically preview i want to ask you and the most of them use is the voice of a changing region. i don't know when was that them before you started it or views that that was my fingerprint on, on the front page. and it surprise even you, because you seem to be is

states. the see how the peter allies, united states foreign policy and the united states. state department of this administration and administration back cause so much problems and so much destruction, so much so much. this is so easy indeed, destroyed your dog, destroyed. just destroying him on the ghost or in syria. but in reality it's not that they are not interested in this region anymore and they don't want to raise you can change this thing that's all for me.

the trust and dana, this saves the see how the peter allies, united states foreign policy and the united states. state department of this administration and administration back go so much problems and so much destruction, so much so much. this is so easy indeed, the story here are the destroyed vs just destroying him on because the war in syria . but in reality, it's not that they are not interested in this region anymore, and they don't want to reason change as they say. so that's all from a piece of scope with my colleague nick aaron will be taking over the top of the hour. take you through all of them, today's top stories, as we head into the evening this friday, thanks very much. the company, the, [000:00:00;00] the what does the web same to achieve? and it's the crane proxy war, the defeat humiliation and break up of russia. if this is the case in the west, because already lost the, it can recreate voices right, fresh and perfect text and has even found a curative cancer sky. now he's in on this edition of 360 view, we're going to look at the various capabilities of artificial intelligence and ask is a growing

and georgia, sanctions await tbilisi said a representative of the us state department, a number of western countries, including the united states of america, prohibit russian aircraft from entering their airspace, according to a representative of the state department, now is not the time to deepen relations with the aggressor country , at the same time echo of the caucasus reports that the georgian government supported putin's order to cancel the visa regime for citizens of georgia and the restoration of air traffic between the countries, as if this will make life easier for georgian citizens, the former president motor sichi vyacheslav bogoslavov is asking for an office of the president of ukraine to include him in the list for exchange with russia, they write schemes about it, journalists received a corresponding application in the name of andriy yarmak, who wrote in russian in boguslaev , in the document he called himself a pensioner and a disabled person of the first group, the accompanying letter from his lawyer indicates that the application for the rule in the president's office will remind you in march that in ukraine b

this capacity under president obama 21022013 and appointed as counselor of the state department in 2015 under secretary of state political affairs in 2015 to 2018. more than three decades having served six presidents and 11 secretaries of state green ambassador, highest ranking position in foreign service. currently policy advisory in the headquarter. following his keynote address to discussis issues allowing for introductions of foreign policy. my panel is bruce jones, senior fellow at brookings and whose work is focused on multilateral domain as well as international security. brown is a senior fellow and direct nonstate armed actors. research focus on organizede crime and nontraditional security threats and southa africa. one of the countries they couldn't foreign policy geopolitical affairs. the school of international relations, the foundation in brazil where he serves as a professor and a visiting fellow at the institute for international regional studies and regional expertise focuses on political violence, international security and climate politics in latinin america. it was during the panel and discus

this was reported by the spokesman of the state department of the united states, matthew miller. wagner had already tried to purchase weapons in those countries where it has its own bases, there are signs that wagner is trying to purchase military systems from foreign suppliers and direct these weapons through small, which is used as third party so far we have not seen any signs that these purchases have been completed but we are closely monitoring the situation no deal again president joe bye dennis picker house of representatives kevin mccarthy could not reach an agreement on increasing the us government debt the top republican in congress is putting pressure on the white house for him to agree to cut spending in the federal budget, while the democrat president insists on new taxes that the republicans are blocking , the country's domestic debt is $31 trillion and 400 billion dollars before a possible default there are only 10 days left his announcement could cause a severe recession we sat down with president biden on february 1st and i say let's work on this together let's fi

state departments. this is normal practice for the state department. plus , there were also unscheduled money that was allocated yes, over the people of terror, but directlyate. by order by state decree, that is, this is real money and taxpayers of the united states and some countries of the european union, the deputies of the state duma even proposed to recognize greenpeace as an agent, when one of the divisions of this organization furiously attacked the finnish power engineers for buying liquefied natural gas from russia. and thus, the representation of greenpeace allegedly supports the aggression against ukraine, then stated that it was exclusively engaged in nature protection activities, and it can be seen now that it has been deficient. that uh producing military equipment and lucking out action conclusions is a carbon neutral action. that is, when you smelt, a tin for a passenger car, then you pollute the environment. nature, when you are driven steel yes tank to kill russians you do not pollute the environment. this is today's norm of western countries officially established internationally against this betrayal. no didn't speak greenpeace was ver

operate in georgia to the united states has warned georgia about possible sanctions in the event of the resumption of direct air traffic with russia , the us state department statedcause of all the possible direct flights between russia and georgia, will the georgian authorities move closer to moscow the opinion was shared by the diplomat oleksandr levchenko, our broadcast continues, friends, we are just now talking with the diplomat, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to the republic of croatia, 2010-2017, oleksandr levchenko from we are in direct contact mr. oleksandr our congratulations studio congratulations let's talk with you about what is happening now with georgia and with russian-georgian relations because the president of russia russian dictator vladimir putin canceled visas for citizens of georgia and allowed flights to russian airlines in response to such actions the president of georgia said that this is all a provocation, what do you say about this mr. oleksandr, well , we know the nature of relations between russia and georgia since 2008, in fact, in 1992, there was abkhazia was captured by the russian federation with the help

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especially between the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, republican congressman michael mccaul, and the state department. he has threatened to subpoena secretary of statetony blinken and was ready to hold him in contempt of congress for not producing the dissent cable. the state department argued that it had produced enough. it gave a summary of the four-page dissent cable as well as a classified briefing saying that this had been sufficient. clearly mccaul disagreed, saying he wanted to view it himself at the state department as well as the ranking member. it has gotten to that point now, a major concession on the part of the state department to allow mccaul and the ranking member to view this. the state department had argued it had produced enough information and given enough information about the dissent cable itself. they said it was important not to simply show it because they had to preserve the integrity of the dissent channel. but mccaul argued what they had produced was insufficient as as chair of the oversight committee of the state department he had a right an obligation to view that as he continues the ongoing review of the withdrawal from

so coming up, benjamin hall with an exclusive preview of the interview that he just did moments ago at the state department with secretary of stateinken. very interesting. ♪ you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see who all that hard work was for... it was always for you. seeing you carry on our legacy— i'm so proud. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. setting up the future for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. >> martha: a child support battle involving hunter biden paving the way for potentially a closer look at his finances as he has to let the judge in this case understand exactly how much money he has and how much support he's able to pay. so we're keeping a close eye on that. that was in arkansas earlier today. this is the video a that we got in. this is london roberts, the mom of this 4-year-old child. so she's contesting how much money she's getting on a monthly basis. the hunter biden side says that they basically had an agreement and that he has fu

of the central asian states came. yes, because uh, it followed almost immediately after the visit of the state department delegation. al asia, the state department delegation traveled to the countries of central asia with one simple goal to force them to mean, er, tougher or , shall we say, fully comply with the sanctions regime, to force them to take a special position under the auspices of the united states between russia and china, but in the end, at least in full explicitly they failed to achieve these tasks, so all these trends also need to be seen and analyzed. but a lot here depends, of course, on how we deal with this specific situation. and in my opinion. uh, our long wait, so to speak, for some diplomatic advances in the countries of the west, hope, it is on them. hmm dmitry yes , i have some kind of terrible one. it's just that the fate of the barrel is right, it turned out again when he said, well, apart from all these things that he said, he said when asked. and what is the collective smell today , he said, and these are all those who support ukraine, this is an amazing thing, in fact , from the point of

which allows the export of ukrainian grain through ports . of the black sea, this was stated by the deputy spokesman of the us state departmentadal. he added that the agreement contributes to the reduction of world prices for food and grain, but the united states should not constantly to remind russia of this, as state secretary blinken previously said. we should not remind moscow every few weeks that it should fulfill its promises and stop using people's hunger as a weapon in the war against ukraine. we should not remind russia to stop obstructing inspections so that grain could reach the vulnerable sections of the population who need it , the world needs the black sea grain initiative, moreover, the world needs russia to stop its illegal

different story, well, a coincidence or not, a few hours before this incident , the united states department of stateemembering in the context that the obligation under this deal is not being fulfilled. and then, if you somehow perked up, then they are not carried out early, according to the state department, because of russia, because our country supposedly does not let ships go where they need to go. russia now refuses to let one of these three ports through which ukraine exported food. it is a clear violation of its commitments under the black sea grain initiative to its continued obstruction of this initiative, and we again call on russia to stop holding hostages. global food supply. the grain deal was extended for the last time until july 17. at the same time, russia set the conditions that the russian rosselkhozbank should be reconnected to the swift international payment system . well, the ammonia pipeline along togliatti, odessa, should work. here is the european side. she says that they are not going to reconnect anything there. with regard to the motto-wifting of russian banks, this is part

kind of a basket case, which i think, you know, during the nixon administration, there was some very it was a term was the term used, i believe, by senior state department undersecretary of state. i'm trying to remember his name right. it was you. was it you, alexis? yes it was. it was alexis johnson. so you, alexis. exactly. it was urals. urals. yeah, exactly. that's so it's but it's come a long way and a lot of that has because of the growth of the textile industry. that's lifted a lot of people out of poverty, including lot of women. there's still a lot ofssue t but talk to me a little bit. tell me more about bangladesh. how does this how does that serve? as an example of these countries and how we can of help them move further along their development journey? i'm pretty high on bangladesh, so i take it as an example i think that if most people of a certain age i'm i'm i'm in my early fifties so if you're in your if you're a baby boomer you are a member. the concert for bangladesh hosted by george harrison in 1971. right and so your the last time you probably thought about bangladesh was the concert for bangladesh in 1971. my there's story in my family that one of my family

labor intensity and the promotion of the leadership of the state service of ukraine for transport safety and management of departments of statesion and control of each oblast of ukraine, which provision of copies of court decisions and resolutions for the area of ​​economic entities of automobile carriers to the state transport safety service of ukraine and its territorial bodies oleksandr horobets to the alpiy mayor on the provision of information regarding the financial and economic activity of the executive bodies of the irpin city council of the kyiv region and communal enterprises and church rehearsals to the duman city mayor anton yatsenko on the provision of information and copies of documents issued by the department of urban planning , grain sorting of communal property and construction control of the uman city council permits for the installation of stationary temporary structures for the implementation of entrepreneurial activities at the addresses pushkin street , kramarenka demutskoho, east volodymyra, monomakh, chelyuskintsiv, uman city, umansky district, cherkasy region, zaporizhia region, february 24, 22, unti

department of state. space has become this new and niche exciting thing. i wonder what developments have been made by the space force in helping the department of state. >> wise everybody looking at me? -- why is everybody looking at me. >> secretary frank rose worked to this problem part is i believe he was working in the state department. try to get norms established and peopled to agree on norms. as mentioned, we are not there yet. it is a worthy effort to push that through. once you have that, as someone mentioned, when someone violates it. you have the ability to throw to marshmallow. that is the state department sending message that you signed up to this, you violated this, and that diplomatic pressure matters. it really matters. i am a big fan of come to some level of consensus on rules of the road in peacetime. they go out the window in any conflict, once the balloon goes up. it is important to help deterrence by holding nations accountable for their behavior. enabling the state department to fulfill their capability to exercise the elements of national power. >> i went to -- great question you asked. another piece i would like to speak about is inter

department of state that was led by then secretary laura lee, madam chair. and it was unprecedented. because on all 67 counties we were working with the department of statestrengthening the cybersecurity infrastructure. we had cyber navigators from the department of state come and meet with our i.t. professionals. they scanned our networks. they gave us the best practices. and i'm very happy to report that in seminole county, we passed with flying colors. and we also established the cyber navigators -- they had an area of assignment. so, now you had someone that had an expertise in cybersecurity that you could reach out to within your area. this was especially important for those smaller counties in the state of florida, those more rural counties. because, as they will tell you, they have more livestock than they do people. and their budgets are smaller. so, they are constrained by what they can purchase and things they can do. so, this was something that did not affect their budgets, but was greatly needed to strengthen the cybersecurity of our elections. and i was very proud to participate with the chair in jessie, as it's called to, and i'm very glad

of the united states. and by the way, the state department is already talking about the fact that the state the secretary ofamerica, anthony blinken , is going to visit beijing in the near future. literally the news of the last hours and this is the result of these victories. of the people's republic of china, the former ambassador of china in moscow . what route does he take, kiev-warsaw , berlin, paris, moscow? and where is washington ? he has the impression that washington does not take him at all. participation in the conflict is actually a message from china to the europeans at the same time that you and i can solve it if we don't pay attention to the americans, practically this is not a peace-making process but a process of separation of europe and america, and this is also obviously what was talked about in february. well it will honestly contribute to improvement and normalization, but it does not contribute to 10 calls. and the americans will have to make a great effort to prove to the chinese that none of this will happen . here i am quoting this statement from the representative of the american s