north korea has fired a suspected ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast it is the first launch since october. the missile landed in water between the korean peninsula and japan and has sparked an outcry from japan and south korea. here s the south korean president moonjae in. north korea testfired an unidentified project of this morning and there are concerns that this could create tension and to further deepen the stagnation into korean relations. we should not give up hope for dialogue to fundamentally overcome the situation. north korea should make sincere efforts for dialogue, if both south and north korea work together and build trust, wendy, we will have peace. the united nations has banned north korea from launching missile and nuclear tests but this hasn t stopped the country s leader, kim jong un, who s vowed to bolster the north s defences. north korea has carried out a flurry of missile tests over the past year. in september 2021 alone, it tested a new hype
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states, the north and the south, each claiming to be the legitimate korean state representing the entire people in the peninsula and one is such a strange amalgamation of mediaeval and others and we tend to patronise and mark north korea. the other korean state is very pleasant, very prosperous, that means in order to subdue, absorb the other korean state, with north korea needs to do is become an eminent continual nuclear threat to the us mainland in conversing control to downgrade its support for korea. can conversing control to downgrade its support for korea. support for korea. can i ask a practical support for korea. can i ask a practical question, support for korea. can i ask a practical question, why - support for korea. can i ask a practical question, why is - support for korea. can i ask a l practical question, why is north korea getting the funding for this expensive military to given the state of its national economy? north korea is not state of its national economy?
be contributing the military to stay in power and remain adamant to continue leading the sudan despite the mass protest by the pro democracy protesters in another parts of sudan stop by thank you very much for your help we appreciated. monitoring in nairobi, we go straight to washington. we will protect the cornerstone of our democracy. the right to every eligible citizen to our democracy. the right to every eligible citizen eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts- and eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. and we eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. and we will eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. and we will do eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. and we will do all - eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. and we will do all of - eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. and we will do all of this| counts. and we will do all of this in a manner that adheres to the rule of law and honours
forward. translation: the resignation of the prime minister will not l affect people s opinion, because what is built on falsehood will remain wrong, and the coup from the beginning was wrong. the demands of the protest movement are still united. sudan s ruling council was formed in 2019 as part of a power sharing agreement between members of the army and civilians. it s headed by this man, general abdel fattah al burhan. he led the coup in october that removed the country s transitional government. these latest protests are two days after the resignation of sudan s civilian prime minister abdalla hamdok. in this address on sunday he said the country was at a dangerous turning point that threatens its whole survival . i m joined now by ibrahim aydid from bbc monitoring in nairobi. what is your reading of the strength of the military position? the military seems of the military position? the military seems to of the military position? the military seems to be - of the military posi