time trade goes through the south china sea. so this is not and if the just concerns the coastal regions, all the countries that are here, it's also cause of great concern for countries thousands of kilometers away because of cause dummy as an export nation is highly dependent on a free trades and free shipping. free maritime sailing, etc. but she also says it goes about, it goes into direction that is more than just economic interest. she says, what we're talking about here is essentially also having to coal on china to use restrained and to protect the rules based order. and she says, so she's very glad that she has the philippines, amongst other countries in this region that are trying to push for everybody to adhere to those international laws that she says. it's something where small countries have to pull together because it's their only tons of a survival. and, you know, just very briefly, is there any chance china will take heed of her warnings? you think of, of the light. it took about an hour for the chinese to reply t

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in the battles over spooky island piracy island south china sea. the south sea fleet mobile. the hainan coast guard. and again local militias actually, militias opened fire first at vietnamese. they took over those island, not marine corps, not naval sailors, but militias. so, again, any operation in the future against those offshore island like jimmy and marshall going to be chinese navy coast guard and militias. thank you. great. thanks, brant. oh, thanks again for having me. so when i was writing the book. there was one, i guess, admonishment. sun tzu, of course, gets over quoted, but i think it really plays out. and with the three of us up here, three authors up here, and that is need to understand your adversary deeply. and then you also have to understand your own capabilities in yourself also as deeply, if not more, in order to put together an effective approach. and so what us naval power in the 21st century is trying to do is to try to embrace that and there's three points that i that i'll make in for the i'll try to be brief so we can get to the two the interaction

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china sea. accusing the country of engaging in risk gate maneuvers and elaina bar boxes in the philippines for talks with the leaders of the 1st trip by a warrant, german foreign minister in over a decade. she also criticized asians territorial claims and said that they are not in line with international law. fairbanks at a recent developments in the south china sea or a cause for concern even in europe. i spoke earlier to dw as chief, political correspondent, and nina has a, who's in manila, about these risk, a maneuvers that the german foreign minister is accusing china of, of the was explicitly tilt about the incidents from the last couple of months where she says the chinese coast guard used was a cannon and lasers against the filipino supplies ships. and she said that that is completely unacceptable. sometimes in these incidents that were collisions, she says the china needs to show restraint that needs to respect to the philippines board as it must stop expanding and putting the claim on m

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we see them in the south china sea and again thatis the south china sea and again that is not what weure the people of taiwan that the status quo is the best path forward for peace and prosperity in this region. there is clear bipartisan support towards the taiwan as we can see by the visit and the extension of the new president—elect. are you worried about retaliation from china? they might see the us relationship with taiwan and the us president in the reason as a threat in itself? —— taiwan is not threatening may know china. the united states is not threatening mainland china. we are reacting to increase pressure increased aggression that we see coming out of beijing. received in the south sea and talk about the folks in the philippines, certainly vietnam in their own exclusive economic zone. that is not the way we should behave in a 21st—century. again, we have seen increased incursions, lights, navy patrols are debating, out of mainland china. again, that is not helpful. at this time in the world's economy is fairly fragile we have two wars in the world, now is a time to de—escal

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bare bulk said recent developments in the south china sea or a cause for concern even in europe. ok. so let's get across the date of these political correspondent, nina has a, a joining me from manila. you know, 1st of all, can you explain for us what risk gate maneuvers the german foreign minister is accusing china of engaging in was to explicitly talked about the incidents from the last couple of months where she says the chinese coast guard used was a cannon. and lasers against the filipino supplies ships. and she said that that is completely unacceptable. sometimes in these incidents that were collisions, she says the china needs to show restraint that needs to respect to the philippines board as it must stop expanding and putting the claim on more of the tennessee of the south china sea. so these are very, very clear. what's coming up from the gym for many so and why has a german 4 ministry decided to go to the philippines to, to speak out on this issue? was he says of that, of course, this is a region that is economically speaking highly dynamic and one said of internationa

has xi jinping's timetable or calculation in relation to the south china sea, their alliance within asia, has that changed in any fundamental way? it has not. it remains constant. these are the two underlying elements in china's grand strategy which is why it makes for difficult summit for president biden on both of those questions. it is continuing to de-risk economically. the united states remains vigilant on national security questions. >> the unity of china being -- it is considered a responsible way of achieving it. xi jinping has been studied a lot. maybe a contribution between the fact that to achieve rejuvenation you need a strong economy but you don't want to take any risk. you are ready to crush some of the private sector as well as you did with minority and -- on the protest, i think it was very difficult. the protest was very local. unrest -- most of all i think it is a systemic struggle. in beijing after a lockdown of such a scale it provoked a real difficulty. we ask if it was -- cities completely overwhelmed. the protests, they were of a limited scale. >> good answers from

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yeah, the hong kong, also, uh, 2 beds, south china seas where the u. s. is trying to distract a china from its economic progress by inserting these kind of military concerns. it's a game that the u. s. has played a many times before and call back in the seventy's that did this exact same thing with japan. although less on the military side, this isn't a bit of an attempt to contain china because the u. s. is concerned as us, you know, and china tree grows. this becomes a competitive threat to the u. s. and the u. s. will react against anything military, political, or economic that is, sees a threat to it's to generate many thanks to the company here. and i see international this last day coming up next option. mackenzie has the least episode of going on the ground and all the back with more news at the top of that.

china sea, plan b is just the philippine-chinese contradictions and even conflicts around all theseare claimed by the chinese, in these clashes, because the filipinos are sending food and weapons there accordingly, and the chinese are preventing this and demanding, now they they demanded that... here is the food of madra, finally, they remove, uh, so to speak, tow it away from this place, this is where it is now, this is this conflict, it is beginning before our eyes... to take on the character of a conflict , which, on the one hand , pays off the pro-american allies, because now the japanese have concluded an agreement with the philippines on the joint use of bases, and in general it was a fantastic picture, when the japanese imperial flag continues, so to speak, to be used by the japanese fleet, here in the philippines danin moored from the flags of the japanese fleet, the so-called destroyer aircraft carrier, which receives imperial japan and a number of japanese who live in the philippines, about 2000, but there was a small group there that greeted this with japanese flags. if o

armenia and iran, which is connected to the south sea , is a very important road network in order toplete the chain of east-west corridors in this region, and a very good decision was made , there should be a joint working group in all countries. it's an energy issue, and fortunately, they accept that the islamic republic of iran will become shankai's dream with our proposal, and this is an important point about the issues. transit all the prime ministers on transit emphasized the north and south corridors and the countries of kazakhstan, uzbekistan, turkmenistan, tajikistan and kyrgyzstan on the issue of the corridor through iran to the persian gulf and vice versa, and especially the connection between china and kyrgyzstan that was brought up and from that route. on the other hand, we can say that all the prime ministers announced the connection of iran's road and rail lines , one of the important topics of the logistics discussion, which fortunately for both iran and kazakhstan, which is landlocked, is important for kazakhstan, in terms of being a partner. we are sure in the caspia

sea.ntral asian countries are also members of the eco economic cooperation organization. it is expected that an important and effective step will be taken to implement the agenda contained in the 2025 vision of eco regarding the establishment of a free trade zone in eco and also, according to the limited preferential trade letter of mosom to akuta, it should be implemented after 20. in addition, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan are also members of the eurasian economic union, which recently signed a free trade agreement with iran. the free trade agreement between the islamic republic of iran and the eurasian economic union is considered the most important cooperation document with iran, and by signing this document, iran will become one of the important partners of the eurasian union. especially on the goods that are needed by these countries and we are aware these advantages along with the geopolitical location. and the geographical location of iran is for these countries that do not have access

sea .is a very important road network in order to complete the chain of east-west corridors in this region. a very good decision was made . there should be a joint working group in all countries . fortunately , they accepted that the islamic republic of iran agreed with our proposal. they put a lot of emphasis on the north and south corridor and the countries of kazakhstan, uzbekistan, turkmenistan, tajikistan and kyrgyzstan, on the issue of the corridor through iran to the persian gulf and vice versa, especially the connection between china and kyrgyzstan that was raised and from that route. we can say to the side all the prime ministers of central asia emphasized on this issue that the countries of the central asian region declared their interest in connecting iran's road and rail lines. one of the important topics of the logistics discussion was that fortunately, iran is also important for kazakhstan, which is landlocked. kazakhstan is a reliable partner of ours in the caspian sea area.

sea . it is a very important road network in order to complete the chain of corridors from east to west in this region. you know that there are two high positions, one is transit, and the other is the energy issue , which, fortunately, is accepted by the islamic republic. iran sleeps with our suggestion. may it be shanghai, and this is an important point regarding the transit issues . all the prime ministers have emphasized the north and south corridors and the countries of kazakhstan , uzbekistan, turkmenistan, tajikistan, and kyrgyzstan on the issue of the corridor through iran to the persian gulf and vice versa, especially the connection between china and china. to kyrgyzstan that has been raised. from that direction to the other side, we can say that all the prime ministers of central asia are emphasizing on this issue. central asian countries have expressed their interest in connecting iran's road and rail lines. one of the important topics of discussion it was logistics, which fortuna

sea . it is a very important rail network in order to complete the chain of east-west corridors in this region, and a very good decision was made. which are in all countries, we know that there are two high situations , one is transit and the other is the energy issue, which fortunately they accept that the islamic republic of iran with our suggestion is to sleep in shankai, and this is an important point regarding transit issues. all the prime ministers emphasized on transit on the north and south corridors and the countries of kazakhstan, uzbekistan, turkmenistan, and tajikistan. and kyrgyzstan on the issue of the corridor through iran to the persian gulf and vice versa, and especially the connection between china and kyrgyzstan that was brought up and from that direction, we can say that all the prime ministers of central asia emphasized on this issue , the countries of the central asian region are interested they declared themselves to be one of the important topics of logistics discuss

is a naval force of this size only needed for the south china sea?course, they will head to the indian ocean too. moreover, the belt and road project covers the entire continent, and they will need it. the answer is usa only. nobody in china views india in a strategic nuclear context. china actually carries out observation missions in the indian ocean, because india participates, for example, in the american kuat format, and beijing is alarmed by this, but it is too big a problem china and india still do not consider security. today, the so-called nuclear club includes nine countries ; five are constantly included in the first group. usa, russia, uk, france and china. these countries acquired nuclear weapons even before the adoption of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. the remaining four - india, israel, pakistan and the dprk - did not sign the agreement and received their nuclear status later. according to the stockholm international peace research institute, by the beginning of this year there were more than 12 in the world. almost 90% all nucl

is a naval force of this size only needed for the south china sea? to the indian ocean too. moreover, the project. who, besides india, is not able to control the indian oceans, india has its own considerable navy, has the support of the united states, and even russia helps it, i don’t think at all that china has such large-scale plans to dominate the indian ocean. the indians are trying to portray china's strategy as capturing one port after another. honestly speaking, from the chinese military and civilian leaders, i have never heard of such a thing. nuclear weapons, yes, but i have explained it many times. the answer is usa only. nobody in china views india in a strategic nuclear context. china does indeed carry out observation missions in the indian ocean, as india participates, for example, in the american kuat format. and beijing is alarmed by this. but china and india still do not consider india too much of a security problem. usa, russia, uk, france and china. these countries acquired nuclear weapons even before the adoption treaty on the non-

china sea, but we, too , must very carefully monitor what is happening there now, we will, we will,r there is a war or not, well, the information war, of course, is going on. this work inside russia after returning from this of these courses, from training, i am in this no doubt. the americans have counted approximately 80 thousand young men and women who study under such programs, this does not mean that these are all potential opponents of russia, that all will potentially be ready to join the ranks of the fifth column and march where they are shown and do what they are told , but of course, work will be carried out with them. in the near future, in 2 weeks , the first seminar of this kind will be held in riga, which will be held under the auspices of the united states of america, a number of people have already been invited to this seminar, so young people, including , you can find a lot of such information on the internet, and this seminar will be conducted by representatives of several embassies of the united states of america, representatives who, i assume, probably did not wo

the new facilities, announced in april , are located near taiwan and the south china sea, key points of confrontation with china. camilo osias has a special strategic importance. it is located near taiwan. this worries the local governor, manuel. who fears that his province will become military purpose. 10 hours after the attack on america's pearl harbor, japan attacked us, mainly because there were us troops. i think it will happen again if there are foreign powers in our midst. the philippines was under us control for decades until independence in 1946. the last permanent american base there was eliminated. in the early 1990s amid internal opposition in the philippines. the new arrangement does not restore a permanent us presence. according to philippine officials, attention is focused on acceleration of the military. we have improved our military but it is never enough, it is never enough because of our territorial issues with china. philippine vessels have increasingly come under pressure from china, which is expanding its influence in the south china sea, and some in manila see

the strait of malacca and the south china sea, how worried are you about the world's ability to movens and and really what it all means for the health of the global economy? the concern is that because of the current situation, the challenges are there. but for us it's focusing facing these challenges and finding solutions. i'm a very positive person. and i look back at the track record of this organisation. we continue to evolve. we continue to face challenges, find solutions, move forward. taking these longer routes around south america or africa don'tjust add costs, right? they also mean that the ships are burning more fuel, which of course very bad for the environment. shipping accounts, as we know, for about 3% of global carbon emissions. arsenio, do you think that these crises add...do they add to the importance of cutting those emissions? the decision has already been made. so the crisis, of course, has that detrimental effect. emissions will go up if we actually take longer routes. safety will be also challenged because we are now going through rougher seas in order to actual

the strait of malacca and the south china sea, how worried are you about the world's ability to moveh oceans and and really what it all means for the health of the global economy? the concern is that because of the current situation, the challenges are there. but for us it's focusing facing these challenges and finding solutions. i'm a very positive person. and i look back at the track record of this organisation. we continue to evolve. we continue to face challenges, find solutions, move forward. taking these longer routes around south america or africa don'tjust add costs, right? they also mean that the ships are burning more fuel, which of course very bad for the environment. shipping accounts, as we know, for about 3% of global carbon emissions. arsenio, do you think that these crises add...do they add to the importance of cutting those emissions? the decision has already been made. so the crisis, of course, has that detrimental effect. emissions will go up if we actually take longer routes. safety will be also challenged because we are now going through rougher seas in order to