north korea seemingly intent on another year of defiant military posturing. and the south preparing to deal with the consequences. rob mcbride, al jazeera, you so you shall, anchors president has given a parliamentary address saying its economy is expected to grow again from the end of the year, the president frontal were chromos. singer said people needed to accept higher taxes, so the country can overcome bankruptcy by 2026. people are facing fuel and food shortages and daily power accounts, or strikes are expected across the country. the u. k is one of the world's richest economies, but millions of children are growing up in poverty. the cost of living crisis has left many families and hardship researchers at the trades union, congress, se one and for households with children aren't getting enough food. nave. barker reports from liverpool, life in liverpool, amidst the biggest fall in living standards on record. these full time working mothers share their stories because of in crisis. what would that mean to you? it's an absolute nightmare. it's ridiculous

we have more. >> reporter: a major escalation from north korea firing multiple ballistic missiles this after launching an intercontinental ballistic saturday that broke up midair before splashing down off the coast of japan captured on camera for the very first time the japanese defense minister said that particular weapon could reach every corner of the u.s. as the u.s. begins its joint military exercises alongside south korea and japan, flying long-range supersonic bombers in a show of force. >> we call on others to condemn this action, to take appropriate steps including the enforcement of sanctions. >> reporter: north korean state tv showing a recent launch on sunday kim jong-un's sister saying whether or not north korea using the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states. it's the latest in a barrage of threats from north korea as pyongyang continues to post its nuclear weapons supply. displaying its largest arsenal of weapons, a duson icbn at a military parade earlier this month. a state immediate broadcaster saying the surprise launch is proof of the count

and south korea from doing military drills. us at south korea would like to deter north korea from conducting additional missile tash. but that's not really what detroit does. it's really just about trying to prevent the others. so raising the cost to the other side of potential conflict or war years of diplomacy, sanctions and international censure have done little to slow north korea's missile program. how much fun are diesel? ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines he was president joe biden has made an unannounced trip to the ukranian capital cave to stays away from the 1st anniversary of the conflict. biden says the us will provide ukraine with a new military, a package with the $500000000.00 ukrainian president brought him, his landscape says russia has no chance to win the war. alan fish has been we knew he was going to make an announcement about what support he would give to the ukrainians. half a $1000000000.00 is the so it's going to be more actually more ammunition at the good to provide how it serves and javelin anti tank missiles which the ukranian see have been

i believe to be on the way in north korea to mark the founding of the army 75 years ago. young young usually chooses significant anniversary to shelf its latest weaponry and then to define message to the rest of the world. rob bryley has more from south korea's capital, so satellite images appear to confirm rehearsals, have been taking place for a major set peace parade for young ang is used to such events. and the next is expected to be held after an unprecedented series of about 80 ballistic missile launches in 2022 leader kim jong and seems as determined as ever to develop longer range inter continental missiles while also acquiring an arsenal of shorter range. tactical weapons that threaten his neighbors, including south korea and they want to show the work. of course, the korean u. s. that at their a tactical nuclear culpability is real and it can operate in any situation. and the increased threat has led the us to renew assurances to south korea that it will use its nuclear umbrella to protect the country. but it also raised the question of where the soul itself sho

negotiation with house 3 with north korea. but on the other hand, because of the instability in the security dilemma. and it's for us to engage in other actions such as with japan or the united states. so everything is quite well level of the stage and transfer, miscommunication, and coordination. you know, they're pretty high. these particular drill also impact north korea calculations at a time when it seeks to really pressure the us and the west into adhering which demands, particularly where they're going to target and sanctions. and of course, accepting it as a defect the nuclear powered state. but of course, because of the discrepancy in terms of interests and perceptions between and among the states, such drills would be perceived negatively by north korea. and this may result in, of course, for the exacerbation of the security architecture of the station region. from on the latest news updates, as well as discussion, debate, and documentary, as you can visit our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing audience. na

the key difference in 2023 is that north korea is no longerjust 2023 is that north korea is no longer just testing you missiles it is actually designing missiles that clearly work and it is now doing exercises to demonstrate their actual military sorry, military drills, basically with missile capabilities. so i think what we will see when the us south korea exercises come up is a lot of tit—for—tat missile tests on the north korean side and south korean military responses and there is a danger with this is the tempo increases there is a risk that something goes wrong, there is a miscalculation or accident and i think that is a big danger that we should be anxious about moving ahead. the united nations nuclear watchdog, the iaea, says it's discussing recent uranium enrichment levels with iran. it comes after reports that inspectors detected uranium enriched to 84% purity, which is close to weapons—grade. iran has always insisted its nuclear programme is peaceful, but some countries are worried iran is taking steps to develop a nuclear weapon. earlier i spoke to our news reporter

this is the 2nd message that north korea has fired so far this year on january 1st, it fired a short range ballistic missile. but of course, during 2022. there was an unprecedented flurry of missile activity with around 80 or so, missiles being tested on fire, many of them short range, but also including several, it's thought icbm, intercontinental ballistic missiles. this has been condemned by japan and also by south korea. the national security council here has had a meeting describing this as a serious provocation. and us secretary state anthony blinking has called for more effective implementation of sanctions against north korea following the massage launch. so this is not yet again the rocker back by north korea in violation of multiple humans, group counsel resolutions we call on others to commend this action to take appropriate steps including the effective enforcement sessions. and so the result of these actions by a more 3, it is simply to even further solidify the work that we do together of the alliance of the share and our commitment to the defense of our partners and ou

to counter north. korea's more maturing nuclear ambitions. you can judge duet jonya to this the 1st time north cruise leadership directly mentioned the pacific ocean in relation to an offensive intention. this means there's a high possibility of conflicts rising as the north nuclear advancement and the allies military response. collide equal dollar margin on on gauges are over. the last remaining test is whether the icbm can stable the re enter the atmosphere at a normalized angle and hit the ground. if that's proven, it would mean they can attack the us mainland, which would have considerable pressure on washington. whether north korea has that re entry technology has been a subject of debate here in south korea. but on wednesday, the intelligence agency told lawmakers that it's assessment is that north korea is technically ready for the test and is simply eyeing for the right timing to maximize pressure on washington units. kim al jazeera sol ah, to the world health organization says it's moving badly, needed supplies and equipment into war

the latest from north korea. the munich security conference. the meeting between the top diplomats from china and the u.s. has only heightened tensions between the sides. here's what antony blinken said about recent downing of a suspected spy balloon. >> i made very clear to him that china sending a surveillance balloon over the united states in violation of our sovereignty and in violation of international law was unacceptable and must never happen again. manus: china calls that a hysterical downing of the balloon. rebecca has been with me through the morning discussing this. the latest from this meeting, of course the chinese are not even calling a meeting. they won't even deign to call it a meeting. rebecca: yes. there had been hope this meeting or non-meeting would represent some kind of dÉtente, some relief between china and the u.s., and instead we are trapped in a cycle of acrimonious finger wagging. china's top diplomat calling the u.s. downing of the balloon hysterical, almost incomprehensible. blinken pushing back. the focus is shift

i have a chapter in my book, not only north korea, also south korea. today, south straight are all south. so development, aid and welfare state doesn't help and other book kicked he his thesis is that in the last 2025 years inequality is on the rise. the gap between poor and the rich, he says. the most part of the 20th century, they have also decrease of inequality. but then something's changed in the nineties and now we have increasing inequality for him. these are the worst year. but i tell you something, in 2000, in 2000, 26% of the worldwide population lived in extreme poverty. today, it's less than 10%. these are the years that he calls the bad years. so the question is whether you focused on inequality, as he does on poverty, as i do. if you're inequality is the problem, then the chinese people should go back to mao's time because they were more equal. if time. but when i was in china a lot of times i saw no one who told me we have to go back to mao because we were all more equal. of course they're more unequal today because are a lot of billiona

and this has really angered north korea, north korea, a releasing a statement earlier today saying that the situation on the korean peninsula has crossed a red line. and i'll read excerpts from the statement in the military and political situation on the korean peninsula has reached an extreme red line due to the reckless military confrontation on maneuvers and hostile acts of the u. s. and his vassal forces. this is a vivid expression of the u. s. dangerous scenario, which will result in turning the korean peninsula into a huge war arsenal in a more critical word zone. so north korea say that they will respond in time to any military maneuvering by the us and to south korea, including the possibility of using nuclear weapons if necessary. tom. okay, thanks very much. barnaby that has been below for us and manila hello 10 people have been killed in the town of bull. who near gone is north east and border local media reporting that violence began early on tuesday with sporadic a gunfire heard on the streets. there's been ongoing violence around the town since the end of 2021. the fightin

north korea has fired two short—range missiles into the sea ofjapan, which it says can carry nuclear weapons. the launch comes two days after it resumed missile testing, by firing an intercontinental ballistic missile. in response to that launch, the us sent up strategic bombers and fighter jets. and next month, it's due to hold large military exercises with south korea. the us says the drills are defensive and are designed to deal with the growing threat posed by north korea and its nuclear weapons. chad o'carroll works for the korea risk group and explained why these launches are different from the kinds we have seen before. north korea has shown the capability to launch icmbs in short range tactical missiles over several years successfully. i think the key new thing here is the fact that the north koreans were making clear they could launch this icbm on saturday with a 9—hour veryquickly today to the us and south korean air drills last night with these tactical tests and i think the message basically is that for all the forthcoming us—south korean exercises, there is going to

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north korea has been firing a missile launches in record numbers in the past year. and there is also an indication that they will re open nuclear testing sites. today, earlier today, they released an angry statement saying that the situation on the korean peninsula has crossed the red line and that they will respond to military maneuvering by u. s. and south korea in kind and if necessary, they will use their nuclear weapons. molina, thank you. for that barnaby lay there for us in manila, hundreds of people have gathered in a memphis chest to remember tare nicholas who died on to being beaten by police. how many members remembered him as a loving and peaceful man and called for action to prevent more cases of pennies, brutality gabriel, as on her paws? ah, it was a moment to celebrate tyree nichols life in gospel and prayer, but also in sorrow when those monsters murdered my baby brother the left me completely har. rosie, gone too soon. nichols was 29 years old and a father of a 4 year old child. he liked skateboarding with his friends, and he was an amateur photogr

it's a 9900 century in north korea. close is border as the very 1st country and already north korea was under international sanctions. though north korea are while experiencing these double layers of hardship now about 2 to 3 years later, it's north korea as a country which is completely are having difficulties because it doesn't have any federal either is or is of a culture production. and also it doesn't have any petro choose apply for the culture of machines. and because of that, in north korean leader, kim jones announced about this radical changes in a very cultural industry. however, why do we don't know what kind of radical changes the, the leader in detail? it's a sounds me of more like for me that there will be changes in the future, reaching joe and demanded for the added leaders rather than there is something concrete plans in place yet. iran is investigating the recent poisoning of hundreds of school girls with the toxic gas state media says the tax sciences in november and have spent more than 30 schools in

. >> reporter: pace of missile launches from north korea? >> i just think it's going to be a much busier year. but it's 100% why we're here. >> reporter: the u.s. and its allies will be scaling up their military exercises too in a region already so tense that the price of a mistake or miscalculation could be war. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, seoul. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," we'll tell you why the iconic wienermobile was pulled off that hot dog trail. pulled off that hot dog trail. ] introducing astepro allergy. steroid-free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. now with astepro fast allergy relief, [ spray, spray ] you can astepro and go. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and jus

this is the 2nd message that north korea has fired so far this year on january 1st, it fired a short range ballistic missile. but of course, during 2022, there was an unprecedented flurry of missile activity with around 8 years. so missiles being tested and fired many of them, short range, but also including several, it's thought icbm, intercontinental ballistic missiles. this has been condemned by japan and also by south korea. the national security council here has had a meeting describing this as a serious provocation. now, us secretary of state anthony blinking has called for a more effective implementation of sanctions against north korea. following the missile launch, this is not yet again a rocker backed by a north korea in violation of multiple your security council resolutions. we call on others to commend this action to take appropriate steps including the federal enforcement sessions. and so the results of actions by or 3 it is simply to even further solidify the work that we do together of the alliance we share and our commitment to the defense of our partners knowledge.

now from north korea. according to the japanese defense ministry, this miss l flew around 900 kilometers east. at landing in the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan around 200 kilometers short of the island of her cargo. but interestingly, this actually reached an altitude apogee of nearly 6000 kilometers. so this was way out into space. and then back again, which does seem to indicate that this was a longer range missiles, possibly an icbm, an intercontinental ballistic missile. the sort of missiles that north korea has been testing. this will be only the 2nd missile launch this year. there was a nother missile launch on january 1st. that was a short range missile, but of course it does follow a flurry of missile electricity all throughout 2022 when it's estimated that north korea fired off around 80 or 90 ballistic missiles. a several of those are thought to have been icbm, according to the japanese defense ministry and also the national security council of south korea. they have been meet

on one hand, it seeks to have a more proactive practical negotiation with south korea with north korea. but on the other hand, because of the instability in the security dilemma is forced to engage in other actions such as with japan or the united states. so everything is quite level of the stage and transfer, miscommunication, and coordination. you know, they're pretty high. these particular drill also impact nor career calculations at a time when it seeks to really pressure the us and the west into hearings which demands, particularly with rolling to target and sanctions. and of course, accepting it. i think the fact that nuclear power and state but of course, because of the discrepancy in terms of interests and perceptions between and among the states, such drills would be perceived negatively by north korea. and this may result, in, of course, further exacerbation of the security architecture of the station region. the russian orthodox church aims to help african countries deal with everyday challenges. that's the message from the head of versus orthodox church in africa. an exclus

on one hand, it seeks to have a more proactive practical negotiation with south korea with north korea. but on the other hand, because of the instability in the security dilemma. and it's forced to engage in other actions such as with japan or the united states. so everything is quite possible at this stage and transfer miscommunication and coordination. you know, they're pretty high. these particular drill also impact nor career calculations at a time when it seeks to really pressure the us and the west into adhering which demands, particularly with rolling the target and sanctions. and of course, accepting it as a defect, the nuclear power and state but of sports because of the discrepancy in terms of interests and perceptions between and among the states. such drills would be perceived negatively by north korea. and this may result in, of course, for the exacerbation of the security architecture of the station region from all the latest news updates, as well as discussion, debate, and documentary. as you can visit our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing audience. national w

north korea, i think basically wants to deter the u. s. and south korea from doing military drills us itself grey would like to deter north korea from conducting additional missile tests. but that's not really what deterrence does. it's really just develop, tried to prevent the others that raising the costs to the other side of potential conflict or war. yes, diplomacy sanctions and international censure have done little to slow north korea missile program, 100 fund dizzier. the u. k. prime ministers waded into a route over the rewriting of parts roll dolls. children's books to remove language now considered inappropriate, or she's due next as the works of literature should be preserved. not airbrushed. the publisher of dolls books says it wants to make sure the books can be quote, enjoyed by all. today, the changes reported to being made mostly carrot to descriptions. augustus group from charlie and the chocolate factory will no longer be described as fat. but enormous. the word fat will be removed from every one of his books. it says twi

you defected from north korea. you graduated two years ago from columbia university, how do the from f -- professors there sound like north korea communist. >> thank you. s university told me they would teach me how to think, i got to university they out the me what to think that all problem we have in world, only solution is a communist revolution. to teach us. elizabeth: they are advocating communist revolution, they are anticapitalist at columbia. we have seen teachers apply for jobs at university of california schools, they have to submit a statement how they will advance diversity and equity goals and in new york you have to take a course to get the degree. >> right. that is what the professors said. because we need to bring the equality of -- not opportunity. we need destroy capitalism, and rebuild the country in the name of socialism, that is -- north korea. elizabeth: you know they are demanding dis diversity, they are not demanding diversity of thought. this is an attempt to win arguments by control. theyv

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michelle fernandez in colombo. preparations for major parade, i believe, to be underway in north korea to mock the funding of its army 75 years ago. chung young usually chooses significant anniversaries to show off his latest weaponry and send a defiant message to the rest of the world. robin bribed repose from sole and neighboring south korea. satellite images appear to confirm rehearsals, have been taking place for a major set peace parade. o young ang is used to such events. and the next is expected to be held after an unprecedented series of about 80 ballistic missile launches in 2022 leader kim jong and seems as determined as ever to develop longer range inter continental missiles while also acquiring an arsenal of sure to range tactical weapons that threaten his neighbors, including south korea and they want to show dull worth. of course the korean us that at their a tackle new crew coupled with he is grill. and it can operate in any situation where the increased threat has led the us to renew assurances to south korea that it will use its nuclear umbrella to protect the country.

negotiation with self 3 or with north korea. but on the other hand, because of the instability in the security dilemma is forced to engage in other actions such as with japan or the united states. so everything is quite well level of the stage and transfer, miscommunication, and coordination. you know, they're pretty high. these particular drill also impact nor career calculations at a time when it seeks to really pressure the us and the west into adhering which demands, particularly with rolling the target and sanctions. and of course, accepting it as a defect and nuclear power and state. but of sports because of the discrepancy in terms of interests and perceptions between and among the states. such drills would be perceived negatively by north korea. and this may result in, of course, further exacerbation of the security architecture of the asian region from all of the latest news updates, as well as discussion, debate, and documentary, as you can visit our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing audience. nashville ah a

negotiation with self 3 or with north korea. but on the other hand, because of the instability in the security dilemma is forced to engage in other actions such as with japan or the united states. so everything is quite possible at this stage and transfer miscommunication and coordination. you know, they're pretty high. these particular drill also impact nor career calculations at a time when it seeks to really pressure the us and the west into adhering which demands, particularly with rolling the target and sanctions. and of course, accepting it as a defect, the nuclear power and state but of sports because of the discrepancy in terms of interests and perceptions between and among the states. such drills would be perceived negatively by north korea, and this may result in a force further exacerbation of the security architecture of the station region. many thanks for your company here, and i see international there saturday will be back at the top of the hour with the ah, i i imagine it's antsy and welcome back to going undergr

brian: a north korea defector sounds the alarm on woke ideology. have you ever wondered how spies get people to crack? a former russian spy tells us. tony here from creditrepair.com, helping people see the true cost of bad credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? should i be doing something? absolutely, unless you like paying thousands extra in high interest rates. did you know repairing your credit could save you thousands of dollars in lower interest rates? wait, i can repair my credit? of course you can. even if you have a good score, repairing your credit can make it better. start working to improve your credit. get started at creditrepair.com. beijing because of the balloon incidents. i'm jon scott. now back to "one nation." brian: a north korea defector is sounding the alarm about woke in general. she describes her alma matre columbia university as a pew indoctrination campus. she claims many of her classmates were brainwashed. it's out and available. it's the story of naomi park. she fears there is not much time for america to walk

in north he korea she's referred to as precious or beloved daughter. it took the former basketball star dennis rodman after visiting his friend kim jong un to leak her name to a british newspaper in 2013. ju-ae. and now a local news outlet quoting anonymous north korean officials as reporting that girls in north korea called ju ae are being forced to change their names. in two months ju ae has gone from invisible to front and center. ju ae is thought to have two brothers but they are nowhere in the picture. in 2020 kim jong un starred in a propaganda video on a white horse, symbol of in their telling the family's sacred duty to lead the charge into a glorious future. so when the commentator at a huge military display in february pointed out that ju ae's favorite white horse followed her dad's in the cavalry parade, speculation ran wild that these are actually our very first glimpses of north korea's next dictator. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, seoul. >> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," violent hayesings and a deadly shootout all tied to a colleg

we're following a developing story out of north korea. south korean officials saying the north launched at least one missile into the waters off the peninsula. >> cnn's will ripley joining us live with more. i know japanese and south korean officials always monitoring the situation. what do we know? >> reporter: this is different. north korea last year was launching barrages of short range missiles, cruise missiles. this was suspected to be an icbm. it's the second time they've launched one in the last -- well, not since november have they actually launched one. what is that? six months. it's not happening as frequently. when north korea does launch these, they travel very high. talking almost 1,000 kilometers up. even though it splashed down in the waters near japan, so it didn't travel a very long distance along the ground, it essentially went up close to space or near space as we've been talking about, 60 miles or so up. then it comes down so close to japan that they actually consider that their exclusive economic zone. this missile, t

north korea has also conducted multiple tests walk. it launches over the years. alaysia analyst don mclean, gil told us that such drills are not bringing the to create any close it together. the situation in the korean peninsula is absolutely vulnerable. and in fact, the case a here that we're looking into is for us to consider the chances the miscalculation when less calculations they can escalate quite abruptly to the planes that the regional architecture becomes obstructed in the situation exacerbate. so of course, what we're seeing now is something we haven't seen before, but of course i'm looking into the structural shifts in the regional geo politics of asia. we can definitely see that there are more chances for miscalculation and miscommunication. here and in fact, south korea is in a bind no. on one hand, it seeks to have a more proactive practical negotiation with south korea with north korea. but on the other hand, because of the instability in the security dilemma. and it's forced to engage in other actions such as with japa

north korea firing two more missiles days after launching an intercontinental ballistic missile. tokyo now calling for an emergency u.n. security council meeting as kim jong-un's sister warns that the pacific could become a firing range.

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and also friday north korea threatened the u.s. and south korea over the upcoming military drills that will be happening, computer simulations, they call them table top drills, but then next month boots on the ground. and so a lot of watchers say if north korea steps things up, and with the icbm watch they are sending a strong message, but the question is what can they do to stop them. will ripley, cnn, taipei. >>> still ahead the railroad company is promising to help the ohio community where the train derailed with the toxic chemicals, but is it enough. >>> and plus more war crimes allegations against russia, a new report says moscow is forcibly deporting thousands of ukrainian children from occupied areas. we'll have the story ahead on cnn. stay with us. >>> ceo of norfolk southern rail company is promising to help east palestine, ohio recover and thrive again. those comments came as he visited the site where that train carrying hazardous materials derailed more than two weeks ago. polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: norfolk sou

korea, north korea doesn't want to talk to us. we want to talk to china and the post the balloon thing. and they hang up on the secretary when he calls. and so far at the conference yet to meet with the secretary of state even in the same place at the same time. what do you make of all that? >> well, you know, with a lot of those type regimes, they don't want to engage you unless they are convinced they are talking at a-- from a position of advantage. and so, there are all of these things going on in the world, but when you look at the back drop of what's going on in ukraine and sort of the huge lack of success russia has had to put a glass half full spin on this, they see that regardless of their desires, that the united states still is the leader of the free world and i know a lot of people don't like this term, but in many people's eyes is the indispensible nation and if people doubt that look what's happened the last year and had the u.s. not been in the positions and taken the actions we've had. so, while you can get distract

it does not blame north korea entirely for raising, for reasons tensions in the region. and that it believe that south korea and the united states also must vest some responsibility. french troops on leaving volcano facet france was given a one month deadline to withdraw from the west african nation in january. as relation deteriorated, the troops had been deployed to fight against cradling groups because hawkers covering the story from the this was a small but solemn ceremony, marking a big moment in history for burkina faso, the french flag was brought down in a ceremony in a camp outside the capital one could do in the presence of the chief of staff, but also the commander of the french forces. lieutenant colonel lucretia, the $200.00 to $400.00 men, will be re deployed to the car synagogue right here, but also to our because they were in charge with neutralizing leaders of arm grouped linked to iceland al qaeda operating in this a health according to diplomats. i've spoken to this is a victory for russia while, well, because the leadership of became foss, so is looki

also, south korea, the us have held a joint military drill in response to north korea is miss are lot on saturday. the exercise included long range bombers and fight to jets. african leaders are in ethiopia, capital for the final day of the african union summit. now talks of focusing on trade humanitarian issues and violence in the democratic republic of congo, as well as the sa hell region. when it's cross over live to malcolm web, he has been monitoring events for cynthia, his capital, adis, abba. i mean, malcolm, we are hearing that the final sort of communicate press conference is underway. what already we expecting to hear? well, the african union historically doesn't really assert much power over its members. the final statement just just being given a short while ago. nothing major to report that the african union, it doesn't sanction its members generally not for military aggression or for holding elections or the regularities or elections on contested. but one thing that it does consider over the line is military coups. and for that reason that molly guinea, an became far so

more than half of it was from north korea alone. our guest has been writing about this data and joins us now. two stories, a terrible year for crypto markets in 2022. also a very bad year for those who had cryptocurrency stolen essentially. guest: that's right and a bad year for people who are stealing them. this is a huge number, $1.7 billion of the $3.8 billion stolen by north korean hackers. it is the same group according to the u.s. government previously breached sony years ago. and tried to steal upwards of $1 billion from the central bank of bangladesh. caroline: why are they doing it? guest: it pays, it helps them get around sanctions. the u.n. and the u.s. have come out very forcefully against north korea over the past few generations. cryptocurrency is harder to track. it is easier to hide and it's easy to steal. if you think back at the way u.s. intelligence agencies would have assessed that north korea was selling counterfeit cigarettes or other ways to get around sanctions, this is the latest duration of that. -- the lat

north korea appears to have launched two more short range ballistic missiles. this marks the second weapons test in three days. janis mackey frayer has more from beijing. >> reporter: north korea fired more missiles today, two according to officials in japan. the warning from pyongyang is they could turn the pacific into a firing range, but it isn't kim john un making these threats, it's his sister. saying it all depends on the behavior of u.s. forces. now, this was the second launch in three days, there was an icbm launched on saturday. the u.s. went ahead with joint drills it had with japan and south korea on sunday. the two missiles fired today fell into the sea of japan east of the korean peninsula. the first one flew a distance of 250 miles at an altitude of about 60 miles. the second one flew at a lower altitude and shorter distance. north korea described the launch today as, quote, a super large multiple rocket launcher exercise which is a means of tactical nuclear attack. analysts say these warnings about turning the pacific into a firing range could si

certainly the threat of nuclear use or north korea. these are in these are of interests, all state they're interested in holding a rules based order. so in that sense, i would say it's further in cooperation that does extend back to the $198990.00 s office all and joe gail. now in terms of nato's recent designation of china, the systemic challenge. now that's, that's something different. that is something where nato was seeking to reinforce some of its service security partners against what they see as a regional threat. but also, china is operating in europe increasingly so. nato cannot afford to completely disassociate itself from what aging is doing militarily, economically and diplomatically. let's talk about the countries in the region. blake. aside from the u. s. street, the allies, japan, south korea, the philippines. there are a number of other countries, particularly amongst our c on who refused to be drawn into picking aside when it comes to competition with china. how do they react to this increased activity in the region? a

they have become cultural tou touchstones in north korea. we have images from an event on tuesday where we can see kim jong-un's wife wearing a pendant in the shape of what looks like a hwasong-17. now, this might look silly to an outside observer, seeing a country's first lady with a mini missile on a necklace, but i think it shows how important the symbolism of the country's nuclear and missile program has become. so i wouldn't be surprised if the north picks up where they left off last year, with frequent ballistic missile tests. >>> people in eastern parts of japan are bracing for a winter storm on friday. it could cause problems here in the capital, where snow is not a common sight. weather officials expect the snow to fall in a wide area, including central tokyo. they're calling on drivers to be careful on the roads as low temperatures are forecast to extend through saturday morning. people are being asked to avoid non-essential outings to avoid getting stuck in the snow. officials are also worried about large trucks in the region that

it appears that that is going in the right direction as far as north korea is concerned. and the threat is growing certainly when you see the shear number of icbms that they have, that they have certainly been ramping up production experts say in recent months and years. now, of course what we're seeing at this point is all shown by north korea state run media. there is no free media there showing anything other than what they want us to see. but certainly the takeaways are that what kim jung-un has been saying he wants to do with his five year military plan that he started two years ago, he is doing exactly that and he is ticking off his wish list of improving his weapons, his missile and nuclear capabilities. >> paula in seoul, thank you. >>> and still ahead, the mission to rescue and help earthquake survivors grows more urgent three days after the disaster in turkey and syria. >>> and plus u.s. and nato officials are speaking out on the chinese balloon incident, but beijing is calling it part of the i information. neuriva plusus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indica