that's what's important, because in hot spots around the world, from the taiwan strait to the south china sea, the two armies are coming closer to each other, and what they're trying to do here is reduce the risk, find a way that they will be able to negotiate and avoid miscalculations and misunderstandings. so, i would say that there are two key ones. moments from these three days of negotiations, and finally, i would note that the tone of these meetings has changed. 16 months ago , there was almost no communication between the united states and china after a chinese spy balloon flew over north america and was shot down there. we spoke about this incident with the us ambassador here in poquina and he said that after those events it was very difficult to arrange a meeting with any a chinese official. and so we see three days of negotiations, the tone of which appears to be almost conciliatory. it's clear that both sides have had heated words, but they manage to find ways to talk to each other. it is also worth mentioning that relations between the us and china have been strained for a lon

not just trust the south china sea, but also the taiwan strait. the 1st figured that headed to the reason a few years ago didn't we'll, we'll make our decision in time only allowed to be able to do what is necessary. but it's lots of moment now to discuss it publicly. we have the side in the weeks to come at also in the united states. the key parts of europe for germany is heading into elections. of course, you can't speak politically, but now that's kind of the harris will be running most likely on the democratic ticket. what kind of change of tone do you would expect with a potential administration, paris? there's been much talk about what term to would mean, but harris, how would that be different? i think we have, as i already mentioned several times earlier, we have to focus on our selves while we're on the whole what we have to do. and that is true europe to the european populace. and they do has to do more for their own security as they used to do before. there's a set shuttles number 11 shows number 2 is to focus on the available and stabl

straits or over taiwan, — over the taiwan straits or over taiwan, or— over the taiwan straits or overver the taiwan straits or over taiwan, or anything else. these are the two _ taiwan, or anything else. these are the two biggest, most powerful countries, and we need to do everything we can to manage their competition and try... we have to engage _ competition and try... we have to engage with each other. the irony here is, robert, _ engage with each other. the irony here is, robert, when _ engage with each other. the irony here is, robert, when you - engage with each other. the irony here is, robert, when you talk - engage with each other. the irony i here is, robert, when you talk about taiwan, there's all sorts of tough talk when it comes to taiwan, but the chinese understand pragmatically it is the americans have the ear of the taiwanese government? we certainly hope they understand the pragmatics of the situation on their side _ pragmatics of the situation on their side and _ pragmatics of the situation on their side and i— pragmatics of the situation on their side. and i fear th

sullivan underscored the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait."ve me the latest from beijing. well when it comes to the national security adviser, jake sullivan, and china's foreign minister wang yi, the two have met on four other occasions. this is the fifth time, and they do seem able to talk for a very long time. we're into our third day, so we're expecting an update within the next couple of hours. but the last update we did get did mention some progress. first of all, you've just mentioned that there will be a call between president biden and president xi in the coming weeks. now, what we are wondering is whether or not that will lead the groundwork for a final meeting between the two presidents before president biden leaves office. is this unfinished business for the white house? and second, the other kind of progress that seems to have been made is that jake sullivan has met for the first time since 2016 for any us national security adviser. he's met a top chinese general, and they've had discussions about military to military communication

in all of my meetings, i stress the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan straitmitment to complete denuclearisation of the korean peninsula and reaffirmed our commitment to our indo—pacific allies, as well as destabilising actions against lawful philippine operations in the south china sea. these were, constructive, candid, substantial communications. we believe in keeping communications open and will have a leader — level call in the coming weeks when i expect these discussions to continue. i will now take your questions. continue. i will now take your question— continue. i will now take your cuestions. ~ , ., ,, questions. we 'ust heard the us securi questions. we just heard the us security national— questions. we just heard the us security national adviser - questions. we just heard the us security national adviser deliver| security national adviser deliver some remarks after his meeting in beijing. he called it a working visit and described it as 14 hours of talks on key areas they want to cooperate on, including counter narcotic operations. the us receives i

sullivan underscored the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait." phone call, which may not seem like much but can you explain the significance?— explain the significance? there is big significance _ explain the significance? there is big significance this _ explain the significance? there is big significance this time - explain the significance? there is big significance this time that - explain the significance? there is| big significance this time that jake big significance this time thatjake sullivan travelled to beijing. first time a national security adviser travelled to beijing, eight years after the last time. the timing of jake sullivan travelling to beijing is quite significant and if you look at the us elections coming up, it does show the us is prioritising security relations with china given the tensions around the taiwan strait and the south china sea. to that point, we mentioned the risk of miscommunication. what is it that, despite all their tensions, they are really trying to avoid here? irate despite all their tensions, they are re

that is because in the taiwan strait in the south china sea both militaries come very close to one anotherly given tensions in the south china sea are incredibly high. easy skirmishes between chinese postcard boats and the us ally and treaty aloe philippines and there is a period united states could end up getting involved in those disputes at the south china sea. china is certainly one of the united states to stay away from its territory. also other tricky issues that will come up. the us is certainly urging once again chinese companies to stop supplying components to rush it could use and it�*s more in ukraine and trade policies. china is very angry with the united states for imposing tariffs on goods such as solar panels and electric cars. stepping back for a moment, what will both sides be hoping to achieve overall from this visit? how will be a success? when it comes to these meetings, or with the expectations are really low. i think there was always this kind of criticism that are you talking for talking say? when it comes to chinese officials, they don�*t think american officials un

and the region along with the safety and security of international shipping through the taiwan strait, which is part of the south china sea and came by badging. china's increasing power play, including building military facilities on islands and the hotly contested seats has seen quite a face of a trade routes. all it and gas deposits and fishing rights with gemini, being one of the world's largest exporting nations. and almost 60 percent of all the global economic output being generated in the, in the pacific. but it needs to ensure trade can flow freely. germany's ships will pass through the south china sea. but defense minister bowers miss tories has not yet announced whether they will also go through the taiwan strait and move, which would show the upset, but didn't stop trading pop. now, china picked up now some of the stories making headlines around the world. 3 man accused of plotting the september 11th terrorist attacks have agreed to plead guilty to avoid the possible death sentence. they are going to be held at us ministry prism in guantanamo bay. almost 3000 people were kil

what effect shipping in the taiwan straits. but it's not just china and taiwan is also north and south korea. on the next stop of his tour and sold, the story is announced, germany would be joining the us, let united nations come on mission. the police, as the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. the decision is meant to show germany's willingness to contribute to what the us goals burden sharing off by the local journalist what others could be seen as a provocative move. the story is had this to say, there's no reason to be to few provoke by this decision. we had just standing with our commitment of the father. it was based international law and nothing more and nothing less about this. and then funding a deal with the philippines on his last stop to vote in defense cooperation between the 2 countries to the philippines need all the help it can get right now. i'm it clashes with the chinese vessels in the south china sea. that's me. okay. well, i probably minutes to as a keeps storm a has held on emergency securit

not just trust the south china sea, but also the taiwan strait. the 1st figured that headed to the reason a few years ago didn't we'll, we'll make our decision in time only allowed to be able to do what is necessary. but it's lots of moment now to discuss it publicly. we have the side in the weeks to come at also in the united states. the key parts of europe for germany is heading into elections. of course, you can't speak politically, but now that's kind of the harris will be running most likely on the democratic ticket. what kind of change of tone do you would expect with a potential administration, paris? there's been much talk about what trump too would mean. but how is, how would that be different? i think we have, as i already mentioned several times earlier, we have to focus on our selves all over on the whole what we have to do. and that is true europe to the european populace. and they do has to do more for their own security as they used to do before. there's a set shuttles. number one, when challenges number 2 is to focus on the availab

not just trust the south china sea, but also the taiwan strait. the 1st figured that headed to the reason a few years ago didn't we'll, we'll make our decision in time only allowed to be able to do what is necessary. but it's lots of moment now to discuss it publicly. we have the side in the weeks to come at also in the united states. the key parts of europe for germany is heading into elections. of course, you can't speak politically, but now that's kind of the harris will be running most likely on the democratic ticket. what kind of change of tone do you would expect with a potential administration, paris? there's been much talk about what trump too would mean. but how is, how would that be different? i think we have, as i already mentioned several times earlier, we have to focus on our selves while we're on a whole what we have to do. and that is true europe to the european populace. and they do has to do more for their own security as they used to do before. this is said shuttles, number 11 shows, number 2 is to focus on the available and stab

straits. we shall go from there in manila. now we can take a quick look at some other world news headlines. police and nigeria have made thousands of arrests on the 3rd day of nationwide protests over economic hardship authorities and say they've arrested hundreds of people since thursday rights group . amnesty international social security forces have kills 13 people during the protests, least deny the allegations in venezuela arrival marchers in support of both the governments and the political opposition had taken place and several cities, including the capital, cut back us authorities of ratified because my daughter was election victory last week while a growing number of nations, including the united states, are in tina and for route recognized his opponent as the true winner. the police have been deployed across the u. k. i've made a fresh protest after a mass stopping, they killed a 3 young girls a spark several nights of riots. protesters have been galvanized by far right. social media

not just trust the south china sea, but also the taiwan strait. the 1st figured that headed to the reason a few years ago didn't we'll, we'll make our decision in time only allowed to be able to do what is necessary. but it's lots of moment now to discuss it publicly. we have the side in the weeks to come at also in the united states. the key parts of europe for germany is heading into elections. of course, you can't speak politically, but now that's kind of the harris will be running most likely on the democratic ticket. what kind of change of tone do you would expect with a potential administration, paris? there's been much talk about what trump too would mean. but how is, how would that be different? i think we have, as i already mentioned several times earlier, we have to focus on our selves while we're on the whole what we have to do. and that is true europe to the european populace. and they do has to do more for their own security as they used to do before. there's a set shuttles number one, when chose number 2 is to focus on the available

straits. novak jokers which finally completed a golden slam and got his hands on one piece of metal missing from his trophy case, the olympic gold medal. it was a dream cross. generational clash has 37 year old joke. ridge beach, 21 year old carlos alcatraz. the oldest and the youngest players to contest a singles gold metal since 1988 joker, which said he had to play his best tennis to claim the olympic title. kayla knew more of algeria made history at the paris olympics when she won a gold medal in dominating fashion in the i'm even bars. the 17 year old french born gymnast struck gold after performing a thrilling and complex routine. she held off a strong challenge from china's chee in the reigning world champion in the event. the more it became, the 1st algerian and the 1st african gymnast in history to win and olympic gold medal boxer cindy mcgovern. but put her name into the olympic record books in a dominant fashion. the gone, but became the 1st refugee to rest, to secure in olympic metal after reaching the semi finals of women, 75 kilograms boxing, even if she loses the gun,

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not just across the south china sea, but also the taiwan strait. the 1st figured that headed to the reason a few years ago didn't we'll, uh, we'll make our decision in time all the allowed to be able to do what is necessary . but it's not the moment now to discuss it publicly. we have the side in the weeks to come at also in the united states, the key parts of europe for germany is heading into elections. of course, in con, speak politically. but now of tamela harris will be running most likely on the democratic ticket. what kind of change of tone do you would expect with a potential administration, paris? there's been much talk about what term to would mean, but harris, how would that be different? i think we have, as i already mentioned several times earlier, we have to focus on our selves while we're on a whole what we have to do. and that is true. europe, the european populace. and they do has to do more for their own security as they used to do before. there's a said shuttles number 11 shows, number 2 is to focus on the available and stable co

not just trust the south china sea, but also the taiwan strait. the 1st figured that headed to the reason a few years ago didn't we'll, we'll make our decision in time. will they allow us to be able to do what is necessary? but it's lots of moment now to discuss it publicly. we have the side in the weeks to come. at also in the united states, the key parts of europe for germany is heading into elections. of course, you can't speak politically, but now that's kind of the harris will be running most likely on the democratic ticket. what kind of change of tone do you would expect with a potential administration, paris? there's been much talk about what term to would mean, but harris, how would that be different? i think we have, as i already mentioned several times earlier, we have to focus on our selves level or on a whole what we have to do. and that is true europe to the european populace. and they do has to do more for their own security as they used to do before. there's a set shuttles number 11 shows number 2 is to focus on the available and st

straits as the w, as chief political editor, michelle, of course, not reporting from manila. now before we go, we can leave you with a reminder of these homestory we've been following for you. the 11 east militant group has the last has fired up a roger of rockets into northern israel. has tensions mount in the middle east. the u. s. the u. k. and other governments urge their citizens to we've left in on quickly and in israel to people have been killed and to others, hurt and a staffing attack your television news update this hour and offer me for now. if you do want more news analysis that's on our website at the w dot com or on social media or his there to to the news. i'm sorry, richardson and berlin for me in the whole team. thank you so much for watching the on the long voyage through the ocean another, i'm back lane with the account. and for a long time, they had to be humans on the journey. but now the printer says have to come back, protect.

just across the taiwan strait, china could see some of taiwan's vulnerable islands within six months.software, aggression repeated aggression by the chinese coast guard is aimed at normalizing law enforcement by china near the islands according to the institute for the study of war, the institute says the u.s. could stop this by maximizing the economic and reputational cost for china that corey tina communication blockade of violence and communicating the will to strengthen the defense commitment to taiwan as a consequence. top taiwanese foreign policy officials make it a secret trip to washington this week for talks with the u.s., the financial times reports, what is your take on the talks? i want to get more on the talks because there is a real message coming out of this. what do you think it is? >> a couple of things one with regard to the islands, something you and i talked about the last few years, the site of the taiwan strait crises in the 1950s. the islands were the ones that he used to shelter provoke international crises and provoke the united states and all of that. i think

sullivan underscored the importance of maintaining peace across the taiwan strait.been a key topic at the island forum in tonga. leaders in the region are backing a plan to build four police training centers and create original policing unit. the $271 million plan will be funded by australia and grant the islands more independence. >> a first test of any national leader is to look after the security and safety of our residents. that is what this is about. making sure that by working together, the security of the entire region will be much stronger and looked after. >> let's take a quick look at some other headlines. the fbi says the gunman who tried to kill donald trump searched extensively online for events by the former president and joe biden before settling on the trump rally. thomas crooks looked at a number of possible events to attack. the fbi has not found a motive but he was interested in a mix of ideologies. toyota is suspending production at all factories in japan because of an approaching typhoon. the typhoon is heading for an island in southwestern japa

the importance of stability in the taiwan straits, even as china is embroiled in separate security disputes with us allies in japan. and the philippines sullivan was the 1st us national security adviser to visit china in 8 years. w as east asia correspondent james to try to ports china's top diplomat 20 in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security adviser to china since 2016 or in recent years, these 2 officials have met several times in the countries, often to stem spiraling tensions between the 2 superpowers. but this is the 1st time basements engaging on the agenda, managing friction across a range of issues, including china is growing, relationship with most go as well as tensions with more symptoms. asian parts, like taiwan, president binding has been very clear. these conversations with president, she is committed to managing the support relationship responsible, how you move with the taxes, the coming us selection. donald trump has promised to double down on his tough thoughts towards aging. from his last time in office

and the region along with the safety and security of international shipping through the taiwan strait, which is part of the south china sea and came by badging, the. china's increasing power play, including bidding military facilities on items in the hotly contested seats has seen conflict of a trade routes. all it and gas deposits and fishing rides with germany being one of the world's largest exporting nations, and almost 60 percent of all the global economic output being generated in the in the pacific. but it needs to ensure trade can flow freely. gemini chips will pass through the south china sea, but defense minister bowers, this tories has not yet announced whether they will also go through the tie when straight and move, which would show the upset, but didn't stop trading partner china. but take a look now it's an old story, is making headlines around the world. a 3 minute use of processing. the september 11th terrorist attacks of agreed to plead guilty to avoid a possible death sentence being held that the us going to she of prison in guantanamo bay. almost 3000 people were k

strait."orted on china's state broadcaster cctv that mr wang has told mr sullivans that "the key to the smooth development of china—us interaction lies in treating each other as equals." the fbi has released more details on the assassination attempt on republican presidential nominee donald trump. fbi officials said the gunman, thomas crooks, mounted a "sustained and detailed effort" to attack a major gathering before selecting the trump rally in pennsylvania. crooks searched more than 60 times for information about the republican presidential candidate and his then—rival, presidentjoe biden, before registering for the trump rally in earlyjuly. our correspondentjohn sudworth — who is in washington — gave some background to this latest fbi briefing. well, the fbi has come in for intense criticism. first and foremost, of course, for its failure to protect the former president on the day of the shooting, but more recently over its handling of the investigation and the evidence. and this briefing

the taiwan strait, also bilateral issues.ooperation with the united states, specifically, fentanyl and specifically, fenta nyl and stopping the specifically, fentanyl and stopping the chemical precursors from coming into the united states in the form of fentanyl, mostly going through mexico. the chinese will have their own list of issues that they want to talk about, probably us tariffs and technology restrictions will be at the top of beijing's list. was certainly there are a lot of issues that involve both superpowers. in terms of priorities, what do you think is the key for the us here? most of these conversations that have taken place by jake sullivan and his counterpart, the fifth time they ferment in the fifth time they ferment in the last year and half, the last 10—12 hours which allows the opportunity for both sides to get beyond to the talking points and to dig into the intentions behind their policies, maybe even to allay some concerns or perhaps, dispense with some of the misperceptions, misunderstandings that have

strait."cific island forum in tonga. as china's security footprint grows, leaders in the region are backing a plan to build four police training centers and create a regional policing unit. the $271 million plan will be funded by australia. prime minister anthony albanese says it will grant the islands more independence. a first task of any national leader is to look after the security and safety of our residents. that is what this is about. making sure by working together, the security of the entire region will be much stronger and looked after by ourselves. uk prime minister sir keir starmer says he wants to "reset" relations with the eu, after meeting the german chancellor olaf scholz. a new treaty between the uk and germany is expected to be signed by the end of the year, covering areas such as science, technology, business and culture. sir keir starmer says a reset of relations with the european union, doesn't mean reversing brexit. henry zeffman is travelling with the prime minister. cle

looking at various flashpoints, the south china sea, the taiwan strait, to military has come very closescalculation, miscommunication. there is a hope of the two militaries can work together to avoid that happening. we know those two aspects of, of the last two days of talks for that what we're looking for is more detail on what both sides may want from one another. when other issues such the war in ukraine where we are hearing jake sullivan will once again pressed his counterpart in china to stop chinese companies providing components use in its war in ukraine. they have already been a raft of sanctions against chinese companies. china is curious about this. there is much to discuss when it comes about was —— furious. trade is another tricky issue. china is very furious at recent tariffs being placed from everything from electric cars to solar panels. the state media channel this morning has said the us should stop suppressing china and economic trade, science and technology. that is the chinese year. much to come from the next few hours.— year. much to come from the next few hours. th

strait and the south china sea. to dr monique chu, who is a china—us relations expert and lecturer in chinese politics at the university of southampton. welcome to you. but having on the programme. what been the biggest issues on the table in this two day visit and what has been achieved in your view? both parties have their respective concerns. for example, for beijing, they have really expressed their discontent with the us economic actors against china are such as a high tariffs on chinese made electric vehicles. washington on the other hand, have put emphasis on pacific allies. this remark was particularly important given the recent tensions on chinese surveillance planes entering airspace —— taiwanese airspace. i will look at taiwan, that was the red line, isn't it? they said this to such sops taiwan, adding that taiwan belongs to china and that taiwanese independence is the biggest risk to peace as ability in the region for the palace us has that? �* �* , region for the palace us has that? �*, , , ., that? bei

strait, which is part of the south china sea and came by badging. china's increasing power play, including building military facilities on islands and the hotly contested seats has seen con effect of a trade routes. all it and gas deposits and fishing rides with gemini, being one of the world's largest exporting nations. and almost 60 percent of all the global economic output being generated in the, in the pacific. but it needs to ensure trait can flow freely. germany's ships will pass through the south china sea. but defense minister bowers miss tories has not yet announced whether they will also go through the tie when straight and move, which would show the upset, but didn't stop trading pop. now. china to lesser germany is now involved in the, in the pacific as well. is that going to be a strain and it's ministry? well at the moment that is just with this exercise, there are 2 ships involved. so no, it's not going to be a big strain on its military, but it is well known that after years of under investments, the german military isn't in the great states. and that is why the german defe

the taiwan strait, also bilateral issues.nese law enforcement cooperation with the united states, specifically, fentanyl and stopping the chemical precursors from coming into the united states in the form of fentanyl, mostly going through mexico. the chinese will have their own list of issues that they want to talk about, probably us tariffs and technology restrictions will be at the top of beijing's list. certainly there are a lot of issues that involve both superpowers. in terms of priorities, what do you think is the key for the us here? most of these conversations that have taken place by jake sullivan and his counterpart, the fifth time they ferment in the last year and half, the last 10—12 hours which allows the opportunity for both sides to get beyond to the talking points and to dig into the intentions behind their policies, maybe even to allay some concerns or perhaps, dispense with some of the misperceptions, misunderstandings that have existed. so i think they actually move through these buckets of issues. they tal

strait. that kind of area for the 1st time now and years. america doesn't have an aircraft carrier in that part of the world. they've all been set over to the red sea and around around the israel toast as well. i mean the, i get it on the pay upfront. it looks good when washington evasion get together, but you know what i mean? i just saw on a personal appointments my how many i was watching, changing things. he didn't look too thrilled. he didn't look too happy. i mean, you know, i get it, but he's using thing, put on a good front. when an american official goes over, the changing thing comes out, shakes his hot, puts on a good show for the cameras, but i just kind of got a sense that he was getting a bit tired of it. or did you think his aging thing might be getting a bit fed off at the end of the day? just keep going through this well, you know, i think we did see a lot of the, the, the things that he said previously repeated. uh, he did show up a little bit late to the meeting. he kept th

and us assets, us warships come very, very close to their chinese counterparts along the taiwan straits encourage more military to military communication. the third big issue will be on ukraine — when the secretary of state, us secretary of state antony blinken, arrived here earlier this year, he had a warning for his chinese counterparts. he told them that if chinese companies continued to supply russia with components that russia could use in its war in ukraine, there would be consequences. america has carried out that promise. they have issued rafts of sanctions. and in fact, on the day that jake sullivan announced that he would be coming to beijing, america announced another raft of sanctions against chinese companies. and certainly, when it comes to that, china denies that they are helping the russian war effort, and they have told america to stop interfering in internal affairs. there is also the issue of trade, where the us has imposed large tariffs on everything from electric cars to solar panels. as i said, these are vast differences between the united states and china. the ke

salevan stressed the importance of maintaining peace and stability on both sides of the taiwan straitere also expressed about china's support for russia's defense industrial base and its impact on european transatlantic security. reaffirmed the united states' commitment to defending its allies in the indo-pacific region and expressed concern about destabilizing actions of the prc, directed against the legitimate maritime operations of the philippines in the south china sea. here the american position has not changed an inch as a result of these negotiations. but it must be said that wang also rolled out a list of chinese claims to salevan. here cctv chinese reports that he called on the united states to respect the sovereignty. political system of china, to stop suppressing china in the economy, trade, science, technology, emphasized that taiwan is an integral part of china, the united states must stop supplying weapons and so on and so forth, that is the parties remained at their own, but with all this, salewan was received personally by shizenping, with all this, wang yi and salewan

as reported, 22 aircraft crossed the median line of the taiwan strait and entered the air defense identificationesponse, the taiwanese army deployed aircraft, land-based ships. missile systems to track targets. to other topics: with the progress of a large-scale vyacheslav volodin got acquainted with the reconstruction of the oldest railway station in saratov. specialists will restore the historical features of the building, there will be eight elevators and 10 escalators. now two new pavilions for passenger inspection are being built. well , the chairman of the state duma instructed local authorities not only to develop the adjacent territory, but to connect the station with the car passenger flow you have increased from this the attractiveness of both rail transport and bus stations grew. about the main events of the last seven days in the big news with yevgeny popov, watch on sunday at 20:00. why is zelensky getting into our border area? the kiev regime has undertaken another large-scale provocation, when will we cleanse the kursk region from militants, which countries provided weapons for th

taiwan's military releasing its own video in response underscoring escalating cross strait tensions on and off. the court. what you don't see any visible tension on the court between the chinese and taiwan athletes. they seem to have a friendly rapport. they speak the same language. this extreme sensitivity seems to come from a much higher level. the fact that china with its dozens of gold metals cannot bear the broadcast tiny taiwan winning its won gold medal of these paris games. this is the second time in a row though, that taiwan has actually won gold in the men's doubles badminton. they also wanted the tokyo olympics lee and wang became the first duo in the history of the olympics to defend that title. so that might have something to do with all of this. those two certainly getting a hero's welcome when they came back here to taiwan, will ripley, cnn, taipei ukraine is pushing its military incursion deeper into russian territory. >> the offensive appears to be widening as russian authorities scrambled to respond we'll have the latest plus on patrol in the streets of port-au-pri

you rattled off issues, taiwan strait, war in ukraine, didn't even mention the middle east and iran,ese are major international issues. and what you see is washington trying to bring china into a place of responsible stakeholder, to use a term that bob zellic coined in 2005. and i think china increasingly will be willing to be that responsible stakeholder, but you're right from washington's per spegt perspective. >> i want your take on the quote, wang yi said the key is treating each other as equals. is china really equal to the united states? >> well, that's a very tough question. i mean, it's not equal in size of economy, or size of military, but we're until a bipolar world. and i think that's what wang yi is trying to say, we're not in some 1990s, unipolar world. china is very much a global power. and i think this is why you see the united states and europe, for that matter, seeking to have china as a responsible stakeholders, wang yi's comment, i think, is going to be well taken. china has expressed for many, many years now, its concern that american foreign policy is determined

salevan stressed the importance of maintaining peace and stability on both sides of the taiwan straitconcerns were also expressed about china's defense industrial base in russia and its impact on european trans-antique security. sullivan reaffirmed the united states' commitment to protecting its allies in the indo-pacific region and expressed concern about china's destabilizing actions aimed at against the philippines' legal maritime operations in the south china sea. well, that is, we see that the american position on the entire issue of relations with china has remained absolutely unchanged. and in this regard , i have. what is the connection in this case with china's positive assessment of the results of this meeting, because the chinese global times gave a very positive assessment, emphasized the constructive nature of the negotiations, the stabilization of american-chinese relations, and so on, and even on specific results the parties managed to agree, for example, on that in the next few weeks there will be a telephone conversation between xidingping and biden, who is leaving. i

we have gotten tension in the taiwan straits. got a war in gaza.have got i run through us of 300 missiles at israel. i do not remember a time when we have had so much uncertainty and risk in the world. we are going to explore all of that today. i want to say thank you to all of you for being here. it's going to be a very good day. you all have to make it a great day by your questions and i know you will do that. can we please welcome her to the stage. she is the one who has made this happen. [applause] >> good morning everyone. director of the aerospace security project here within the international security program but really a pleasure to have you all here. there's many folks joining us online. it was a stellar day. i don't to go back to the title gathering strength and the gathering storm. there will be open questions throughout the day are we in a gather storm? equally important and more importantly how to beat muster or sources of american strength working with our allies and partners to address that gathering storm? a couple other items i wan

we've got the illegal war in ukraine, we've got tension in taiwan straits. we've got a war in gaza. we've got also iran throws 300 missiles, you know, at it's real. i mean, it's -- i don't remember a time when we've had so much uncertainty and risk in the world. we are going explore all of that today so i want to say thank you to all of you for being here. it's going to be a very good day. you all have to make it the great day by your questions and i know you'll do that, so let me turn to carrie, please welcome her to the stage, she's the one that made this happened. >> good morning, everyone, carrie, director within the international security program.. pleasure to have you all here and to the many folks joining us online. stiller day but i want to go back to the title, gathering strength in a gathering storm. they'll be open questions throughout the day. are we in a gathering storm but equally important and more importantly how do weto muster r sources of american strength working with allies an partners to address that gathering storm. so couple of other items that i wanted to men

strait celebration on the other side silence china and taiwan's epic badminton battle, ending with the island's first paris olympics gold in taiwan had millions glued to their screens in china, state tv cut the live broadcast, only showing parts where it's team played well no medal ceremony held, celebration. just a sudden switch to gymnastics taiwanese fans in the stands say they were forcibly silenced, ends out like companies i made a poster cheering on taiwan in the shape of the islands before the match snatched away. >> what do those signs? >> oh, this was a very sad incident. a lot to the world. >> what i want pieces all the time. of taiwan's foreign ministry calls the incident a violation of olympic values. the ioc says banners with political messages are not allowed taiwan is one of three flags banned by the olympics, along with russia and belarus taiwan can only compete as chinese taipei largely due to pressure by beijing. china's communist leaders lay claim on the island. democracy, despite having never controlled it, pylon is a small island of 23 million people. so you can ce

strait celebration on the other side silence china and taiwan's epic badminton battle, ending with thes first paris olympics gold in taiwan had millions moved to their screens in china state tv cut the live broadcast, only showing parts where it's team played well, no medal ceremony held, celebration. >> just a sudden switch to gymnastics taiwanese fans in the stands say they were forcibly silenced things out. >> now, that kind of ease. i made a poster cheering on taiwan in the shape of the islands before the match. >> it away. >> but do those signs like this was a very sad incident, a lot to the world with taiwan all the time. taiwan's foreign ministry calls the incident a violation of olympic values. the ioc says banners with political messages are not allowed taiwan is one of three flags banned by the olympics, along with russia and belarus taiwan can only compete as chinese taipei largely due to pressure by beijing. >> china's communist leaders lay claim on the island. >> democracy despite having never controlled it, pylon as a small island of 23 million people so you can certainly

straits.'t be she is dumb or all the rest of it. and his advisers and outside counsel are saying focus on issues are not wrong either it. needs to be combined in this way. >> bret: all right, panel, thanks a lookout. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight a special day. check this out. red sox camper danny jansen the first player in mlb history to not only play for both teams in the same game but in the same inning as well. in a june 26th game between the red sox and toronto blue jays jansen then on toronto up to bat fenway park. during at bat a rain delay. postponement of the game. a month later jansen was traded from the blue jays to the red sox. so today the game resumed with jansen behind the place as a pinch hitter he finished his suspended at bat for the blue jays. how cool is that? >> i love that. >> bret: tomorrow on "special report" a controversial u.s. rule that treats americans wrongfully detained or held hostages like tax criminals. we'll explain all of

we not only operate our larger ships with seven fleet, we sail coast guard cutters through the taiwan strait and the international strait as part of the fleet, but we also do cooperative exercises in search-and-rescue and maritime security with the japan coast guard, with south korea, with the filipino coast guard -- i had a meeting yesterday with a senior official of the vietnam maritime safety administration. we work closely with the vietnam coast guard as well as others in the region. that is because many of the nations that are maritime nations don't have a power projection navy, you need these are more like the coast guard. so we connect with them much better. michael: to stay on the philippines for a second, my colleagues are here, and others who work on the south china sea. there is a lot of tension in the south china sea today that it involves china and the philippines and the other rock formations at one time or another where ownership was disputed. a tribunal was set up under the u.n. convention on the law saying it was the south china sea. in other cases, there is legitimat

strait. but boris, there is also one other looming item on the to-do list, and that is the potential for another bilateral meeting this fall between president biden and president xi. there are two multilateral summits are happening in south america in november, but a u.s. official tells me that any discussions to have of the two leaders meeting again before the end of biden's term, are still in very early stages with the possibility that one doesn't materialize it's still very real for us. >> kayla tausche live for us at the white house. thank you so much, kayla so can a 35 self-admitted workaholic rescue red lobster the company's new ceo plans to save the struggling seafood chain and it's cheddar bay biscuits plus the company behind a popular weight-loss drug has just made it easier for customers to pay for the injection. >> we'll explain how next ryan and mikah are taking on to hotels. what if i took on one of them? hotels and you did the other two teams, we are going to be brian 100 days a

we not only operate our larger ships with seven fleet, we sail coast guard cutters through the taiwantrait and the international strait as part of the fleet, but we also do cooperative exercises in search-and-rescue and maritime security with the japan coast guard, with south korea, with the filipino coast guard -- i had a meeting yesterday with a senior official of the vietnam maritime safety administration. we work closely with the vietnam coast guard as well as others in the region. that is because many of the nations that are maritime nations don't have a power projection navy, you need these are more like the coast guard. so we connect with them much better. michael: to stay on the philippines for a second, my colleagues are here, and others who work on the south china sea. there is a lot of tension in the south china sea today that it involves china and the philippines and the other rock formations at one time or another where ownership was disputed. a tribunal was set up under the u.n. convention on the law saying it was the south china sea. in other cases, there is legitimate

we not only operate our larger ships with seven fleet, we sail coast guard cutters through the taiwan strait and the international strait as part of the fleet, but we also do cooperative exercises in search-and-rescue and maritime security with the japan coast guard, with south korea, with the filipino coast guard -- i had a meeting yesterday with a senior official of the vietnam maritime safety administration. we work closely with the vietnam coast guard as well as others in the region. that is because many of the nations that are maritime nations don't have a power projection navy, you need these are more like the coast guard. so we connect with them much better. michael: philippines for a second, my colleagues are here, and others who work on the south china sea. there is a lot of tension in the south china sea today that it involves china and the philippines and the other rock formations at one time or another where ownership was disputed. a tribunal was set up under the u.n. convention on the law saying it was the south china sea. in other cases, there is legitimate debate over w

the exact status between the 2 sides of the taiwan strait is the only finish the civil war back in 1949. so ever since the beginning of the 90, these kinda does not want to use a war to solve this unification problem. you don't want to use of war, but you surrounding it with ships drones, cyber attacks and making lots of threats. each time when the separatists in taiwan want to push the edge of the envelope, they will come across bowl m all demonstration of the commitment of the chinese nation to eventually achieve peaceful reading if occasion or otherwise. that's that lead post test. defense minister said anyone who test to pursue independence with taiwan will be crushed into pieces and face destruction. sounds like a truly peaceful got. and that's a real statement because i know it is a separatist. if there's separate is really wants to push the edge of the envelope with the aid of some big country, for example, which wants to use taiwan as a proxy in its own geo political rivalry against china. then wait until you'll see what will happen. you really, if occasion will be a chief in ch

strait is the only finish the civil war back in 1949. so ever since the beginning of the 90 these kinda 1000, i want to use a war to solve this dude if occasion problem. you don't want to use of war, but your surrounding it with ships drones, cyber attacks and making lots of threats each time when the separatists in taiwan want to push the edge of the envelope, they will come across bowl m all demonstration of the commitment of the chinese nation to eventually achieve peaceful reading if occasion or otherwise. that's that lead post test defense minister said anyone to test to pursue independence with taiwan will be crushed into pieces and face destruction. sounds like a truly peaceful got. and that's a real statement because i know it is a separatist if there's separate, is really wants to push the edge of the envelope with the aid of some big country, for example, which wants to use taiwan as a proxy in its own geo political rivalry against china, then wait until you'll see what will happen. you really, if occasion will be a chief in ch