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Media, supports cspan as a Public Service along with these other Television Providers getting your front row seat to democracy. Former National Security Council Asian Affairs Director and others testified on security challenges on the green mesilla. Vladimir putin and north Korean Leader kim duncan, denuclearization effort and in the region. This is about an hour and 15 minutes. T welcome, this meeting is the subcommittee on east Asia International cybersecurity policy will come to order. I would like to begin by thanking sandy and ronnie, Ranking Member ronnie and members of the committee for being here. We discussed the security and icother challenges facing the Korean Peninsula and interest in the role in the region. We are grateful to be joined by three experts in this area. Doctor victor, mr. Schneider and then went to introduce each of them more fully in a minute. Despite the passage of 70 years since the end of the korean war, the canadian peninsula and security concerns from th
South Korea said it will compensate laborers who were forced to work for Japanese companies during World War II, an agreement that could help resolve a dispute that has hampered relations between the United States’ closest allies in Asia. Former National Security Council Asian Affairs Director Victor Cha joins Andrea Mitchell to explain why the U.S. is applauding this move. “This agreement is very important,” says Cha.”It gets them both back, sort of in the game, if you will, with the United States in terms of dealing with all the issues that we have, everything from their support for Ukraine to defense in the Taiwan Straits to of course North Korea's, you know, unending ballistic missile tests.”