Subsequently, the person in charge of the Xinyang base Xiang Xingjian gave a detailed introduction to the leaders of the observation group on the project construction progress, the availability of workshop equipment, equipment installation and commissioning, and trial production. During the visit, Secretary Yang Zhaohui learned about the production process, model products and product quality of wooden doors, and expressed high recognition for advanced production technology and strict process quality control. At the same time, he also expressed his appreciation of product practicability, cost performance, quality and functional practicability. Get an in-depth understanding. After the visit, the two parties had an in-depth discussion at the exchange meeting. At the meeting, Xiang Xingjian made a speech and reported to Secretary Yang Zhaohui on the scale of Xinyang base, development history, business performance, sales network, production capacity introduction, local contribution and other aspects. Subsequently, Qi Aihong introduced that Country Garden, as a practitioner of new urbanization construction, has always adhered to the development strategy of “focusing on deep cultivation, stabilizing and achieving long-term”. The company is currently committed to the development of real estate, robotics, modern agriculture, education and other undertakings. It is hoped that on the basis of the original cooperation projects, it will give full play to its own resources and brand advantages to promote the new urbanization construction of Xuchang City. Finally, Secretary Yang Zhaohui affirmed the production scale and development model of Modern Zhumei Home Furnishing, hoping to better develop a cooperation model that matches the characteristics of Xuchang Demonstration Zone through the integration of corporate resources. This visit and exchange deepened the leaders’ understanding and recognition of Country Garden in Xuchang City Demonstration Zone, played an important guiding and promoting role for Country Garden’s further cultivation in Xuchang City, and pointed out the direction and laid a solid foundation for the future joint creation. basis

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   Tang Feifan, male, Han nationality, was born in March 1972 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. He joined the Communist Party of China in July 1998 and started work in July 1992. He has a postgraduate degree in the Central Party School. He is currently the deputy secretary and mayor of the CPC Quzhou Municipal Committee, and is proposed to be the secretary of the party committee of a city divided into districts.

   

Gao Yi, male, Han nationality, was born in September 1970 in Hanshan, Anhui. He joined the Communist Party of China in December 1989 and started work in August 1991. He has a postgraduate degree in the Central Party School. The current deputy secretary-general of the Zhejiang Provincial People’s Government, a member of the Party Group of the General Office, and a first-level inspector, he plans to be nominated as a candidate for mayor of a city divided into districts.

Xu Bohai, male, Han nationality, was born in September 1968 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. He joined the Communist Party of China in June 2002 and started work in August 1991. He has a postgraduate degree in the Party School of the Provincial Party Committee. He is currently a member of the Office Meeting of the Party History and Literature Research Office of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, office director, and first-level investigator. He plans to assume the leading position of the deputy department of the provincial unit.

Cheng Jianle, male, Han nationality, was born in February 1974 in Tongshan, Hubei. He joined the Communist Party of China in May 1997 and started working in July 2000. He has a postgraduate degree. He is currently the director of the Office of the Zhejiang Provincial Higher People’s Court, and is planning to assume the leading position of the deputy department of the provincial unit.

Luo Yanfa, male, Han nationality, born in October 1975, from Changting, Fujian, without party affiliation, started work in July 1997, graduate degree. He is currently the director of the Economic Operation Division of the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Economy and Information Technology, and is planning to assume the leading position of the deputy department of the provincial unit.

Huang Liming, male, Han nationality, was born in April 1971 in Sanmen, Zhejiang. He joined the Communist Party of China in June 1995 and started working in July 1995. He has a university degree. He is currently Secretary of the Party Committee of Zhejiang Water Conservancy and Hydropower Survey and Design Institute, and plans to assume the leading position of the deputy department of the provincial unit.

Mao Pengyue, male, Han nationality, was born in February 1969 in Ningbo, Zhejiang. He joined the Communist Party of China in February 2000 and started working in August 1991. He has a university degree on the job. He is currently the director of the Office of the Audit Department of Zhejiang Province, a first-level investigator, and is planning to assume the leading position of the deputy department of the provincial unit.

Feng Guansheng, male, Han nationality, born in October 1975, from Gongzhuling, Jilin Province, joined the Communist Party of China in November 2000, started work in July 2004, graduate degree. He is currently the director of the Cooperative Economic Guidance Office of the Zhejiang Supply and Marketing Cooperative Union, a first-level investigator, and is planning to assume the leading position of the deputy department of the provincial unit.

Wu Chuanyu, male, Han nationality, was born in February 1976 in Linshu, Shandong. He joined the Communist Party of China in December 1994 and started work in June 2002. He has a postgraduate degree. He is currently the dean of the Graduate School of Zhejiang Sci-Tech University and the head of the postgraduate work department of the Party Committee. He plans to assume the leading position of the deputy department of the provincial unit.

Dai Pinghui, male, Han nationality, was born in November 1978 in Ningbo, Zhejiang. He joined the Communist Party of China in November 1999 and started working in July 2004. He has a postgraduate degree. He is currently the Director of the First Division of the Organization Department of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, and a first-level investigator. He plans to serve as a member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the District and City.

Chen Lingfang, female, Han nationality, born in February 1971, from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, joined the Communist Party of China in December 1993, joined the work in September 1989, and graduated from the Central Party School. He is currently the secretary of the Haiyan County Party Committee and second-level inspector of the CPC Haiyan County.

Zhang Junbin, male, Han nationality, was born in November 1976 in Pujiang, Zhejiang. He joined the Communist Party of China in May 1999 and started working in August 1999. He has a postgraduate degree. The current president and party secretary of the People’s Court of Zhenhai District, Ningbo City (at the director level), he plans to be nominated as a candidate for the president of the Intermediate People’s Court of a districted city.

Xu Qiang, male, Han nationality, was born in November 1974 in Cixi, Zhejiang. He joined the Communist Party of China in December 1993 and started working in August 1994. He has a postgraduate degree. He is currently the deputy secretary and head of the Haishu District Committee of the Communist Party of China in Ningbo, and is proposed to be the secretary of the county (city, district) party committee.

Wang Sushe, male, Han nationality, born in August 1969, Zhejiang literary adult, joined the Communist Party of China in April 1999, joined the work in August 1991, graduate degree from the Party School of the Provincial Party Committee. The current deputy secretary and head of the Haiyan County Party Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the proposed secretary of the county (city, district) party committee.

Wang Cheng, male, Han nationality, was born in June 1973 in Xi’an, Shaanxi. He joined the Communist Party of China in June 1996 and started working in March 2007. He has a postgraduate degree. He is currently the director and party secretary of Ningbo Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Film and Tourism, and plans to be nominated as a candidate for county (city, district) chief.

What’s after these two great events? G7 leaders on their way to a party attended by Queen Elizabeth II on the afternoon of June 11. (Source: New York Times) Back to the top First, both show President Joe Biden’s effort to bring America “back”. A key message of the G7 Summit in Cornwall is “rebuilding the world for the better”. It’s not hard to see that this slogan was inspired by Joe Biden’s presidential campaign theme – “rebuilding America for the better”. But not only inspiring, Washington also plays a pioneering role in proposing and implementing initiatives at the G7 Summit. It is a commitment to contribute 500 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine Pfizer/bioNTech without any strings attached, the promise of patent suspension with the Covid-19 vaccine to lead the world through the pandemic. . In addition, the G7’s criticism of China’s “human rights violations” in Xinjiang was proposed by President Joe Biden during the second discussion session on June 12. The assessment of Beijing as a “rival” or a “systemic challenge” has appeared many times in Washington’s foreign policy documents over the past time. Allegations of trade fraud and China’s role in the Covid-19 pandemic have also been frequently mentioned under the administration of President Joe Biden. Similar is the story with Russia. Building a “stable and predictable” relationship with Russia is what Joe Biden mentioned in the article above. The Washington Post June 5, before the trip to Europe. The G7 urges Russia to verify, prevent and handle individuals and organizations conducting cyberattacks can be seen as a US call to find the perpetrators behind the cyber attack on the Colonial Pipeline oil pipeline. country in early May. The content on efforts to combat climate change, promote gender equality and human rights also reflects the more comprehensive interest of the US under Joe Biden than his predecessor. Therefore, the appearance of these contents in the joint statement of G7 and NATO can be considered as a clear proof of the return of the US in the international arena. US President Joe Biden at a press conference after the G7 Summit in Cornwall, England on June 13. (Source: AP) More importantly, Washington is well aware of the importance of multilateralism in realizing its vision in an increasingly volatile world. Joe Biden’s approach is clearly different from his predecessor Donald Trump when he actively builds relationships with partners and allies from Asia to Europe, taking advantage of the network of relationships to implement policy. . Not so, the leaders of these countries are full of praise for the White House boss. The host country’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Biden “a breath of fresh air”, German Chancellor Angela Merkel saw him as the embodiment of multilateralism, and French President Emmanuel Macron chatted on the shores of the Gulf of Carbis. with his American counterpart in English, repeatedly emphasizing “America is back!”. On the sidelines of the NATO Summit, despite the divergent stance on Turkey’s purchase of the S-400 missile system and the US recognition of the so-called “Armenian genocide”, President Tayyip Erdogan still evaluated the meeting with his counterpart. US level Joe Biden is “sincere and effective”. “There is no problem that cannot be solved in Turkish-American relations,” he stressed. Russia-China shadow Another highlight of this year’s G7 and NATO summits lies in the dense presence of Russia and China in discussions and joint statements, although these two countries are not represented. There is much talk in the international media about China being seen by NATO as a “systemic challenge”. G7 leaders also expressed concern about Beijing’s trade policies, the situation in the East Sea, East China Sea, and Taiwan Strait, even the “Green Network” infrastructure plan worth 40,000 billion VND. USD to counterbalance China’s Belt and Road Initiative. However, both NATO and the G7 are optimistic about the prospect of cooperation with China in areas of mutual interest such as combating climate change and improving biodiversity. Words about Beijing’s behavior are also used with caution, avoiding excessive provocation. More importantly, Russia, not China, is the country most mentioned in the final text. “China” appears 4 and 10 times in the two joint statements of G7 and NATO, respectively, while this number of “Russia” is 7 and 61 times, respectively. The wording used to refer to Russia is also much harsher than that of China. The G7 demanded that Moscow stop its “sabotage and destabilization… interference in the democratic process” or cyberattacks, and promote the peace process in Eastern Ukraine as a party to the conflict. Meanwhile, NATO’s joint statement on June 14 went further, accusing Russia of “destructive and illegal” acts in the territory of member states, making statements about weapons. nuclear “aggressively and irresponsibly” or “fuel the fire” in the East Ukraine conflict. The highlight of the NATO Summit also lies in the dense presence of Russia and China in discussions and joint statements. (Source: Wikipedia) The divisions The final highlight is the deepening division between the UK and the European Union (EU). During the G7 discussion session on June 12, the differences between the UK and Europe on how to approach China were more or less revealed. Accordingly, President Joe Biden called on the bloc to criticize and respond to China’s policies in Xinjiang. While British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron responded to this proposal, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi and EU leaders emphasized the prospect of cooperation in a number of fields with China. Disagreements between the parties were so sensitive that the Internet connection to the meeting room was cut off to secure information. Differences in interests between the UK and Europe once again “exploded” during the meeting between Prime Minister Boris Johnson with his German counterpart Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron. The Elysee power owner angered the host leader by declaring Northern Ireland is not part of Britain and that Franco-British relations will only “reboot” if the British approve the EU request. Chancellor Angela Merkel did not even react to Mr Johnson’s elbow salute. Russia, not China, is the country most mentioned in the final text. “China” appears 4 and 10 times in the two joint statements of G& and NATO, respectively, while this number of “Russia” is 7 and 61 times, respectively. European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stressed that the EU had “absolutely agreed” on Brexit and that the parties needed to abide by what was agreed. At the moment, there is no sign that the UK-EU split will be resolved anytime soon. Finally, it can be seen that the G7 Summit and NATO Summit have shown clear views on a number of hot issues such as relations with Russia and China, finding solutions for global economic growth and challenges. non-traditional security with ambitious commitments. However, how to implement these commitments, how to realize the vision of “rebuilding the world for the better”, will not be an easy task for G7 members and NATO.

US President Joe Biden. Photo: AP “He’s smart, he’s tough, and I see him as a worthy opponent,” Biden said. At the same time, President Biden said that the upcoming meeting with President Putin is important and he will ask Moscow to cooperate in areas of mutual interest if the Kremlin chooses to do the same, according to Reuters. “I want to make it clear to President Putin that there are areas where we can cooperate if he chooses to go this way. If he chooses not to cooperate and act the way he has in the past with regard to cybersecurity and certain other activities, we will respond in the same way,” Biden said. However, President Biden also said that he would make it clear to Putin where the “red lines” are. “I have shared with our allies what will convey to Putin, that I do not seek conflict with Russia but we will respond if Russia continues its harmful activities and we will not. failed to defend the transatlantic alliance. We stand for democratic values,” Biden said. In addition, the White House president also noted that “it would be a disaster” if Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny died in prison. Specifically, according to the US leader, “Mr Navalny’s death will be another sign that Russia has little or no intention to adhere to basic human rights. It was a disaster. That does nothing but hurt Russia’s relationship with the rest of the world.” It is known that the meeting between President Biden and his counterpart Putin is scheduled to take place in Ho Chi Minh City. Geneva (Switzerland) on June 16. Both Washington and Moscow welcomed the upcoming summit as a positive step towards finding stability in the bilateral relationship.

This shows that Mr. Guterres recognized the need and importance of input and feedback from international youth leaders in addressing 17 sustainable development goals related to the plan. Climate action. The common point of most of these goals is environmental sustainability and climate change resistance. Not only in the future, our children will “inherit” the Earth, but at this very moment, they are exercising inheritance rights in urgent ways and need to solve current problems immediately. ie. We can name a few members of the United Nations Youth Advisory Council as well as other youth activists from Asia and Africa, who may not be popular but remain silent. make an impact in their community. One of the new members is Archana Soreng of the indigenous Khadian tribe from the Sundergarh district in Odisha, India. Soreng is a research officer at Vasundhara Odisha and a climate leader. In her own opinion, she feels that “in order to build a better world after the Covid pandemic, it is important for indigenous communities to be aware of their joint role in protecting their lips. School, the environment itself will have a direct and long-term impact on their lives ”. Archana Soreng is a research officer at Vasundhara Odisha and a climate leader Speaker and climate activist, Vanessa Nakate has studied and educated herself for many years around environmental and political issues. Before crops failed, record heatwaves, increased deforestation and recently a grasshopper epidemic in East Africa, where she lives, Nakate felt that she could not stand and watch without speaking out for herself. Joining the Fridays for Future and Uganda Rise Up strikes at school, Nakate is at the forefront of the international youth movement working for the climate. Arshak Makichyan is an enthusiastic and outspoken Armenian Russian climate activist. He spoke enthusiastically about activities for the climate, frankly pointing to serious issues such as widespread wildfires, famine, rising sea levels, and rising temperatures that will affect today’s children. and tomorrow. He is an important representative of Russian youth in expressing anger and fears about climate change. Arshak Makichyan is a Russian-Armenian climate activist Ou Hongyi is an 18 year old climatologist located in Guilin, China. Concerned about pollution, emissions, flooding, and other climate-related emergencies in China, Hongyi even went against her parents’ desire to join air advocates. another poster in the world. She has been greatly influenced by Al Gore’s 2006 film An Inconvenient Truth and since watching it at the age of 16, she has repeatedly demonstrated to everyone the state of climate emergency. Fatou Lamin Jeng is a leader and youth educator on climate and gender issues. As a member of Clean Earth Gambia and a speaker at UNFPA Youth Day International in the summer of 2020, Jeng brought the dialogue on this issue to the fore. Kisha Erah Muanã is an avid climate leader in the Philippines, where numerous issues are emerging such as global warming, rising sea levels, soil erosion, water pollution, poverty. , gang activity and violence. In addition, deforestation, super typhoons and earthquakes have been and are having a huge impact on the Philippines. As the youth spokesperson for the Cebu region, Muanã said: “I feel very happy to represent the country at a major event to voice my views on emergencies towards emergencies. with the climate. All these young leaders and many more have given us inspiration to take quick action against climate change to protect the future of this planet. and of all peoples, races, species, and nations. We will be wiser if we rely on the advice of indigenous people, those who are marginalized, who know best of the consequences of irresponsibility. As Archana Soreng observed: “Our ancestors protected forests and nature through the ages with their traditional knowledge and practices. Now, we must become the leaders in combating the climate crisis ”.

The new leadership of Vietnam: General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong, State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Chairman of the National Assembly Vuong Dinh Hue. Photo: VNA * Letter and congratulatory letter to the President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Nguyen Xuan Phuc: – Indonesia (Indonesia) President of Indonesia (Joko Widodo); – Governor-general of New Zealand, Ba Pát-si Rét-go (Patsy Reddy); – President of Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka) Wood-we-fly-a Ra-in-PAC-sa (Gotabaya Rajapaksa); – The President of the Republic of Azerbaijan (Republic of Azerbaijan) Indonesia (Ilham Aliev); – The President of the Kyrgyz Republic (The Kyrgyz Republic) ZehauPop (Sadyr Japarov). * Letter of congratulation to the Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Pham Minh Chinh: – Indonesia’s President Jonathan (Joko Widodo); – Prime Minister New Zealand of Giapanda A- single (Jacinda Ardern); – Prime Minister of Buan (Bhutan) Lo-tay Sot ring (Lotay Tshering); – Prime Minister of the Republic of Azerbaijan A-Zau Dop (Ali Asadov). * Letter and congratulatory letter to the President of the National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Vuong Dinh Hue: – The Chairman of the House of Representatives of New Zealand Tremorah (Trevor Mallard); – Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian FederationVyacheslav Volodin. * On the occasion of Comrade Bui Thanh Son was appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Foreign Minister New Zealand Ba Naagua Ma-hu-ta (Nanaia Mahuta), Foreign Minister Sri Lanka Di-net Guana black (Dinesh Gunawardena) sent a congratulatory letter. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

The former US president has criticized the South Korean president as “weak” as a leader and negotiator. “We have been treated like idiots for decades. However, I have made them pay billions of dollars more for the cost of the defense the US provides,” he stressed. “The Biden administration has not asked for the additional billions of dollars that Korea has agreed to pay us,” Mr. Trump added, referring to incumbent President Joe Biden. During his presidency, former President Trump has identified himself as the leading negotiator in peace talks on the Korean peninsula. He first met Mr. Kim during the first summit between the two countries in June 2018 in Singapore. The two later expressed good sympathy for each other. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and former US President Donald Trump. Photo: AFP. The two leaders have met twice again during Trump’s time in office, and North Korea has suspended nuclear and missile tests. However, analysts say Pyongyang will continue to push ahead with its weapons programs. In March, South Korea agreed to pay an additional 13.9% for the cost of maintaining US forces stationed in the country. Thus, the six-year “special measures agreement” will replace the previous US-Korean agreement that expired at the end of 2019. Under the new agreement, Seoul will agree to pay 1,180 billion won ($ 1.03 billion) for 2021. This is lower than the $ 5 billion required by Trump, but this is the largest annual increase in the near future. 2 decades. The financial dispute has rippled the two countries’ security alliances since Trump has repeatedly accused South Korea of ​​being a “stalker”. Washington currently has about 28,500 troops in South Korea to protect the country from its nuclear-armed neighbor North Korea, while also protecting US interests in Northeast Asia.

The Prime Minister arrived at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta. Welcoming Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and his delegation at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta, Indonesia, Mr. Akio Alfiano Tamala, Director of the Reception Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia, welcomed the Prime Minister and the high-level delegation of Vietnam at The airport also has the Vietnamese Ambassador to Indonesia Pham Vinh Quang, the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Vietnam to Asean Nguyen Hai Bang and the presence of a number of staff from the Vietnam Embassy in Indonesia. This is the first foreign business trip as Head of Government of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, affirming Vietnam’s priority is to tighten and strengthen solidarity and mutual assistance with ASEAN member countries. contribute to enhancing ASEAN’s central role and position in solving emerging challenges, thereby creating a peaceful and favorable environment for sustainable development of each country and region. Under the program, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh will deliver an important speech at the ASEAN Leaders’ Conference, scheduled to pay courtesy visits to Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah; bilateral meetings and meeting with Singapore Prime Minister Ly Hien Long, Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin; Lao Prime Minister Phankham Viphavanh; and the meeting between the three Prime Ministers of Vietnam – Cambodia – Laos./.

President Moon told The New York Times: “I hope Mr. Biden will become the historic president to take a substantial and irreversible step forward for complete denuclearization and reconciliation. vase on the Korean peninsula “. Mr. Donald Trump and Mr. Kim Jong-un met in Singapore in June 2018. Photo: The Straits Times Referring to the former US president, Mr. Moon said: “Mr. Trump has handled the roundabout and cannot be successful in this regard. The most important starting point for both governments is to have goodwill to dialogue and face to face with each other soon “. Moon also urged the United States to cooperate with China on North Korea and other issues, and warned that if tensions between the two world economic powers intensify, North Korea can take advantage of the situation. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in at the border between the two countries in 2018. Photo: Reuters The US-North Korean talks and the unprecedented diplomatic interaction between Trump and Kim quickly deteriorated after the two countries failed to reach a substantive agreement on denuclearization and sanctions lifted. After Mr. Biden took office, North Korea quickly rejected efforts to restart negotiations and warned the US should refrain if “wants to rest for the next four years”. North Korea also conducted its first major weapons test since Mr. Biden took office in March by firing two ballistic missiles into the sea.

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during a meeting in Moscow. Photo: AFP / VNA Speaking at a joint press conference with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in Moscow on April 22, Putin said that the Kiev government has taken steps to destroy bilateral relations with Moscow over the past time. Prominent among them was the intention of Ukraine to restrict the Russian language, destroying Russian Orthodox Church in Ukraine. “There are many steps to breaking the relationship, which we regret. But if President Zelensky wants to restore relations, we will respond, “Putin said about the prospect of a meeting between the two leaders in Donbass. But according to the Russian President, if it is to discuss the situation in Donbass, the Kyiv government first needs to open meetings with the leaders of the Donetsk Republic and self-proclaimed Lugansk, and then consider direct contact with the party. Tuesday. If it wants to talk about Russia-Ukraine relations, the Russian side is ready to welcome Zelensky in Moscow at any convenient time for the President of Ukraine. Earlier, speaking on April 20, Mr. Zelensky proposed his readiness to meet President Putin in Donbass, amid the outbreak of fighting between Ukrainian soldiers and independence forces in the East.

Mr. Zelensky (left) and Mr. Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky was welcome in Moscow “at any time” but stressed that he should discuss the conflict in eastern Ukraine directly with the separatists. “If we are talking about bilateral relations, by all means, we are ready to welcome the President of Ukraine at any time convenient for him,” the Russian leader said during a meeting with the Belarusian leader. Alexander Lukashenko in Moscow, according to Tass . Putin’s invitation to Zelensky came in response to this week’s request by the President of Ukraine to meet the two leaders in eastern Ukraine, where the fighting intensified between the Kyiv army and the faction. Pro-Moscow separatism has raised concerns about an all-out war. Ukraine, the European Union and the US have recently set off alarm bells about Russian troops gathering troops on the borders of the former Soviet Union country. Moscow said the military was conducting drills in response to NATO exercises and Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Thursday ordered the army to return to its permanent base by May 1. “If President Zelensky wants to begin to heal relations, we certainly welcome,” Putin told reporters as he began talks with President Lukashenko. But the Russian leader said that if Mr. Zelensky hoped to solve the problems stemming from the fighting in eastern Ukraine, he should first meet with the leaders of the separatist zones in Donetsk and Lugansk. “And it was only then that these matters were discussed with representatives of third countries, in this case Russia,” Putin said. Kiev has been fighting the separatists in areas east of Donetsk and Lugansk since 2014. The conflict has claimed the lives of more than 13,000 people, and has seen about 30 Ukrainian soldiers perished since the beginning of 2021, compared with the number 50 of the whole 2020. Sponsorship news

President Joe Biden. Photo: AP Along with the participation of the US, the leaders of the countries have promoted a new commitment to reduce harmful fossil fuel pollution on the first day of the summit organized by the US. However, observers hope video conferencing between senior leaders of countries will look towards new action to deal with climate pollution and as money for the UN meeting in November in Glasgow. . The world will face “dangerous moments” but also “opportunities”, President Biden declared during the online summit to have the participation of 40 world leaders. “The signals are unmistakable. The science is undeniable. The cost of delay continues to rise,” said President Biden. Before the summit, the pledge of President Biden once spoke out to cut 52% of US fossil fuel emissions by 2030. This comes 4 years after the US withdraws from the climate change agreement. The Biden administration this week is outlining a new vision for a prosperous, clean energy America. At that time, factories will focus on the production of advanced batteries and electric cars. At the conference, Japan announced its goal of cutting emissions by 46% and South Korea said it would stop giving public funding to new coal-fired power plants. This is considered an important turning point to persuade China and other countries to limit dependence on coal fuel. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he would increase fossil fuel pollution cuts from 30% to at least 40%. In a report by insurance firm Swiss Re (Switzerland), climate change could cause up to $ 23,000 billion in damage to the agriculture, health and physical infrastructure sectors, as well as to government spending direction. Joining hands to deal with climate change The complicated developments of the epidemic make the climate change summit to be held in an online format. However, the participation of the leaders of the countries shows the joint efforts to deal with the climate change challenges taking place around the world. Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed his determination to cooperate with the US in promoting efforts to cut emissions. “Protecting the environment is about protecting productivity. Promoting a healthy environment is about promoting labor productivity”, President Xi Jinping emphasized. Russian President Vladimir Putin also offers opinions and pushes on efforts to cope with climate change. “Russia is really interested in increasing international cooperation in search of effective solutions to climate change and all other important challenges. Russia is currently the fourth country in number. Large fossil fuel smoke emissions are harmful to the climate. Observers say that efforts to cope with climate change are the driving force for leaders of all countries to push disputes and tensions aside for a good and healthy world. Fossil fuel emissions on earth increase rapidly, according to analysts. The Biden administration’s commitment will require a major effort to address current climate change issues. German Chancellor Angela Merkel is one of several allies that support a return to the United States in response to current climate change. “I am delighted to see that the United States has returned to working with us in climate politics. Because of America’s involvement and we need you to join hands in accomplishing our great goal,” Chancellor Merkel spoke out in her speech at the online summit. Pope Pop Francis is also strong: “I wish you [nước Mỹ] succeed in this great decision to meet, step forward and accompany all the way “. According to scientists, the alarming level of climate change comes from operations at coal plants, car engines and other fossil fuel use. These are reasons that exacerbate the risk of droughts, floods, storms, wildfires and other natural disasters. Leaders of small states and island nations also voiced the serious challenge of rising sea levels and increasing natural disasters. The countries are also calling for international assistance to cut emissions from world powers.

On the afternoon of April 22, Ky Anh town held a meeting to meet, direct dialogue between the head of the party committee, the town government and the party secretary, village chief, population group leader in the area. At the dialogue meeting, leaders of Ky Anh town reported on the results of implementing political tasks after the Second Town Party Congress, directions and tasks in the coming time; Report on the election of deputies to the XV National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels for the term 2021-2026. The leader of Ky Anh town affirmed that, over the past time, despite many difficulties, but with the motto: proactive, creative, deep, drastic, specific, party committee, Ky Anh town government has directed the effective implementation of programs, resolutions and projects proposed by the province and town. Leaders of Ky Anh town presided over the dialogue In the spirit of democracy, frankly, the delegates raised many dialogues with the head of the party committee, the town government in the fields related to the implementation of political duties, land clearance and compensation. support, resettlement, NTMs building, civilized urban areas … have a direct impact on production, life and daily life of the people, especially related to the upcoming election preparation. Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Town Party Committee, Chairman of the town’s People’s Council Phan Duy Vinh informed the results of the implementation of political tasks since the Second Congress of the Party’s Party Committee, the direction of the task in the coming time. The delegates also raised key contents in the field of natural resources and environment such as: granting certificates of land use rights to people in the planning areas; the issue of construction permits is still difficult; infrastructure in many resettlement areas has deteriorated; waste collection and treatment; lack of clean water for domestic use in some residential areas … Mr. Nguyen Xuan Don – Head of Village 3, Tan Phuc Thanh, Ky Loi Commune: “ It is necessary to consider allocating resettlement land to people in Ky Loi commune; pay attention to coastal landslide before the coming stormy season … ” Participants said that it is necessary to have policies to support upgrading infrastructure of resettlement areas; In urban embellishment and environmental sanitation, there is a need for coordination between the people and the authorities at all levels; There must be a separate policy to support the construction of a civilized city in 6 wards in the area … 130 Party cell secretaries, village leaders, and population group leaders in the area participated in the dialogue Besides, the problem of coastal erosion in Ky Loi commune; In Ky Ha commune, there is no storm shelter; urban embellishment work in Hung Tri ward; security work before, during and after the time of the election; Visual propaganda for major holidays and elections … was also recommended by many interested delegates. Mr. Nguyen Quang Tuan – Secretary of Sub-ward of Quarter 2, Hung Tri Ward: “ IN In some places in the center of Hung Tri ward, the collection and collection of waste still have many shortcomings, which need attention and early treatment … ” Regarding the compensation and site clearance, many delegates also worried about the implementation of compensation for fishing gears in Ky Loi commune; Compensation level at projects implemented in the area is still low; provide resettlement land for married children in Ky Loi commune; planning of intercropped land to provide land for children in Ky Ha commune … Chairman of the Town People’s Committee Nguyen Hoai Son receives and explains issues related to site clearance and civilized urban construction. Chairman of the Town People’s Committee Nguyen Hoai Son receives and explains clearly and specifically issues related to compensation, land clearance, resettlement assistance and civilized urban construction. The answers are centralized, go straight to the content and clarify any concerns and problems. Thereby, promptly resolve or propose competent authorities to consider and handle in accordance with regulations. Concluding at the dialogue, on behalf of the head of the party committee, the town government, Secretary of the Party Committee Dang Van Thanh has seriously accepted questions and recommendations, thoughts and aspirations of key cadres. villages, residential groups in the area. Party Secretary Dang Van Thanh concluded at the dialogue For issues that require time to verify and clarify, Secretary of the Party Committee Ky Anh assigns specialized divisions to research, resolve and meet the people’s legitimate requests and aspirations. The dialogue conference is considered as a democratic forum for secretaries of local branches and officials to express their voices and aspirations as well as voice representatives of the people about the situation at the grassroots. to the town leaders … Thereby, contributing to consolidating and strengthening the unity within the Party and the consensus of the People to successfully implement the goals and tasks set out in the Resolution of the Congress of the Party Committee of Ky Anh Town. II, term 2020 – 2025; At the same time, well prepare all conditions for the upcoming election.

[Text/Observer Net Ju Feng] On April 16, local time, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will meet with US President Biden at the White House. Yoshihide Suga has set off yesterday. This meeting is of special significance to the leaders of the two countries-Yoshihide Suga will become the first foreign leader to meet Biden (offline), and it is also the first visit to the United States by Yoshihide Suga as the prime minister of Japan. On April 15, local time, Yoshihide Suga took a government plane to Washington, D.C. (Source: Surging Image) However, Observer.com noticed that the media that announced the matter coincidentally believed that the focus of the two people’s meeting was not in the United States or Japan. China would be the core issue. In addition, the issue of “Fukushima nuclear wastewater discharge” is also only Don’t talk about words. The Bloomberg News Agency of the United States bluntly said, “The meeting between Biden and Yoshihide Suga was all about China” (it’s all about China). Agence France-Presse analyzed on the 15th that the China issue was an overwhelming issue in the meeting between the leaders of the United States and Japan. Yoshihide Suga hopes to further strengthen the bilateral relationship that has been solid since the Trump era, coordinate the positions of the two sides, and more effectively deal with the “increasingly aggressive international” China. In Japanese media, the Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK) said on the 15th that the leaders of the two countries are expected to “freely exchange” opinions on the so-called “China’s growing hegemony” and discuss how to deal with China in terms of national security. Because after this visit, the two countries will issue a joint statement. NHK predicts that the statement will mention the Taiwan region of China and the so-called “human rights issues in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.”

NHK reported that Yoshihide Suga will also seek U.S. cooperation in successfully hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Dongao has entered the 100-day countdown.

All in all, at the White House summit on the 16th, Yoshihide Suga left with the goal of strengthening the Japan-US alliance and establishing mutual trust between leaders.

Biden and Yoshihide Suga map from Japanese media

The US media, which talks about China on weekdays, also predict that China will be the core agenda.

The US Consumer News and Business Channel (CNBC) stated that “China’s growing influence will be the focus of discussion at the summit.” This meeting is the first face-to-face summit held with a foreign leader since Biden took office as US President. This shows Japan’s position in the hearts of the Biden administration.

CNBC quoted an analyst from Control Risks, a consulting firm, as saying that rebuilding the US-Japan alliance and competing with China are the core of Biden’s foreign policy. The meeting between Biden and Yoshihide Suga showed that Japan is the key to this policy.

CNBC quoted a report from the Nikkei on April 6 that the leaders of the two countries will also discuss infrastructure projects such as 5G networks and clean energy-the United States and Japan may use such cooperation to counterbalance China’s “Belt and Road” initiative. .

The “New York Times” stated that Biden will restore the ally that Trump has messed up through the meeting with Suga Yoshihide, and hopes to unite Japan to fight China more effectively.

The New York Times believes that Japan should also clearly express its attitude toward China to the United States, such as its position on Taiwan, rather than unilaterally seeking security protection from the United States.

It must be mentioned that the British media “Financial Times” reported on the 14th that the Biden administration is constantly pressing Suga Yoshihide to publicly mention Taiwan in the joint statement, but Japan is still hesitant about this.

Before the 2+2 meeting, Japan was relatively cautious on the Taiwan issue. However, after the joint statement of the 2+2 meeting was released, Japan’s attitude on the Taiwan issue was severely criticized by China. On March 17, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian criticized the US-Japan joint statement for seriously interfering in China’s internal affairs and vainly attempting to harm China’s interests.

According to the New York Times, whether Japan will embark on the path of “against China”, Yoshihide Suga’s trip to the United States may provide some clues.

China and the United States are Japan’s first and second largest partner countries respectively. As Japan leans toward the United States in its stance, the United States has also supported Japan’s erroneous policies “regardless of black and white.”

After the Japanese government declared that it would discharge the Fukushima nuclear waste water containing radionuclides into the Pacific in spite of its opposition, US Secretary of State Brinken immediately expressed his gratitude for “Japan’s transparency.”

Suga Yoshihide said before departure on the 15th that he hopes to establish a relationship of trust with Biden through the talks and further consolidate the Japan-US alliance. He also said that he will demonstrate Japan-US “leadership” to the world toward the realization of a “free and open India-Pacific”.

NHK reported yesterday that due to the impact of the new crown epidemic, Yoshihide Suga’s delegation has reduced its size. About 80 people accompanied the Prime Minister on the visit, which is a reduction of 20% to 30% from normal times; Yoshihide Suga’s wife will stay in Japan.

Finally, by the way, the White House said on the 15th that Biden will meet with the visiting South Korean President Moon Jae-in in late May. Moon Jae-in will become the second foreign leader to visit the United States after Yoshihide Suga. This move was interpreted by foreign media as South Korea’s pursuit of “isometric diplomacy” (with Japan).

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To be sure, the two leaders will also discuss how to deal with a rising China, North Korea’s nuclear weapons programs, climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic.

Narrow a large cognitive gap

For now, the Biden administration will put an emphasis on promoting cooperation with allies, including Japan, and this is warmly welcomed by America’s allies. .

However, as China continues to rise and the US is urging its allies to assume greater responsibility in international affairs, there is a danger of a large gap between the US and Japan. awareness.

Although Japan is very concerned about China’s behavior, in recent years Tokyo has maintained a cooperative rather than an adversarial approach.

Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide (left) and US President Joe Biden (right) will discuss many ‘hot’ issues. (Source: AP)

In October 2018, former Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo visited Beijing, and Japan signed memoranda of understanding with China on more than 50 joint projects related to infrastructure construction in third countries. .

Chinese President Xi Jinping was scheduled to make a state visit to Japan in April 2020, but the tour was subsequently postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Under Prime Minister Suga, figures of “doves” and “hawks” toward China in Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) often fought for influence.

The hawks have sought ways to postpone Xi Jinping’s state visit when it comes to Xinjiang and Hong Kong issues. LDP Secretary-General Toshihiro Nikai, a supporter of Prime Minister Suga, opposed the delay, but the visit is not expected to take place in 2021.

Although Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi urged China to resolve the Xinjiang issue, Tokyo still shied away from imposing economic sanctions on its neighbor because of its lack of legal frameworks. like that.

Therefore, the US should prepare mentally that Japan will adopt a more moderate approach towards China. Japan will certainly continue to strengthen the role and mission of the Japan Self-Defense Forces (SDF) within the framework of the Peace Constitution and the US-Japan alliance.

At the same time, Japan will also seek a clear commitment from the United States to avert Chinese military provocations, especially around the Senkaku Islands (which China also claims and calls for). Diaoyu) after China passed a new Customs Law last month, granting China’s coast guard the right to use weapons.

Analysts say the US will certainly be disappointed if it wants Japan to take significantly more aggressive military action against China. Although Japan passed a security law in 2015 that allowed the SDF to engage in limited collective defense activities, constitutional restrictions essentially forbid Japan from using force for purposes of does not involve defense.

Furthermore, the Japanese public still supports Article 9 – the peace clause – in the Rape and has little desire for the SDF to engage in combat missions that pose a risk of casualties.

Get cooperation back on track

About North Korea, both leaders advocated adopting a tough approach. Unlike his predecessor, Donald Trump, Mr. Biden is not too close to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

Mr. Suga will be anxious to express his tough stance towards North Korea in the face of domestic public opinion when asking for US assistance to repatriate Japanese citizens previously kidnapped by North Korea.

President Biden had to find a way to reassure the US-Japan-Korea trilateral partnership that Trump has ignored. The key bottleneck here, however, remains tensions between Japan and South Korea over forced labor – issues that have engulfed the enthusiasm of cooperation between the two countries even though they share a common desire to curb the chapter. North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.

Addressing climate change and fighting against the Covid-19 pandemic will be a “fertile ground” for the US-Japan to promote cooperation.

Regarding climate change, President Biden quickly brought the US back to the Paris Agreement and is scheduled to hold a climate summit with 40 world leaders from April 22-23.

Prime Minister Suga pledged that Japan will reduce carbon emissions to zero by 2050.

Since the financial institutions of the US and Japan lead the world in supporting the use of coal, under the leadership of these two countries, it is likely that the world will be promoted to transform energy, without using fuel. fossils that turn to renewable energy could eventually forge clean energy partnerships.

With regard to Covid-19, Since Japan and the US have a long history of cooperation in international health, the lack of cooperation between the two countries in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic is surprising. A lot of people fear that the Tokyo Olympics will turn into a super infectious event this pandemic.

More communication against Covid-19 did not yield much results. This includes Japan’s use of a supercomputer in an AI-based Covid-19 study, American doctors’ experience in treating Covid-19 patients, and the logistics of government vaccination. Mr. Biden.

Japan and the US could also support more multilateral efforts, such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the EU-operated Covid Tool Access Accelerator, to help stop the spread of spread globally and vaccinate people around the world before the emergence of resistant mutations.

The US-Japan summit provides an important opportunity to get bilateral cooperation back on track. However, to best strengthen cooperation and close the perception gap, these two allies should not shy away from discussions regarding thorny issues.

(according to EastAsia Forum)