the w's east asia, correspondents, james chase. how's this report showing this top diplomat twomey in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor 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 part like taiwan, president has been very clear. these conversations with president, she is committed to managing the support response hanging over the taxes, the coming us selection. donald trump has promised to double down his tough thoughts towards aging, from his last time and know that night, including raising terrace on china is good. but coming to harvest has yet to make a house shoot approach relations with china. and he's taking a strong stones. there we

asia. the us in china try to put relations on a sudden the foundation the manuscript is mckennan. welcome. is there any forces pressing on with the raids in several facies in the occupied westbank? these really minute tray says it killed 5 militants on thursday, including a come on the of the islamic jihad group. you and secretary general has called for an immediate hopes to the operation. it appears to be the biggest in the westbank since israel's invasion of gaza. the other main post and the entire tree moving 10 months ago. here in the shattered streets of tow korean, israel says it is already achieved a significant success in its largest operation in the occupied westbank for years. that's off the local is. lemme just had lead up my have a job, a scene here and file footage was killed in a firefight is riley troops had tried and failed before to eliminate java who was accused of carrying out numerous attacks on his railings. but palestinian civilians are also once again paying the cost

also coming up a top white house, a on a red visit to beijing, with fictions rising across east asia. the us and china all looking to finally start stabilize relation so that the games begin paris stages. the opening ceremony of the 2020 full power olympics. french capital showcases and event beds about that to o. s leads rise to the full potential. the guy that is welcome to the program, which we begin with breaking news from hong kong for quotes has convicted to general this and a sedition case seen as a new blow to press freedom in the territory. that is governed by china. john quick lane and patrick lab ran the now defunct stand news. they were convicted of conspiracy to publish and reproduce seditious materials. the ones semi autonomous chinese territory was seen as the best tennis press, freedom and asia until 2019. when for democracy, protests were met with a track down on defense. sand news was one of the last media outlets to publish government criticism before it was closed down in 2021. are. now let's hear from the head of an english language, news outlet still reporting fr

asia. the us and china tried to put relations on us on the foundation. the death toll rises on the 2nd day of israel's incursion into the north in westbank, the un secretary general has called for an immediate to end to the operations. the many groups mckinnon. break savvy with us. we begin with breaking news from hong kong, where a quote has convicted to john lists and us addition case seen as a new blood press freedom in the chinese government territory from cute june and patrick lam, round the now defunct stand news. they were convicted of conspiracy to publish material, but undermines stateful thursday. the 170 autonomous territory was seen as a back stand of press freedom in asia until 2019 and pro democracy protests will match with the crackdown on defense stand. news was one of the last media outlets to publish government criticism before it was closed in 2021. i spoke to tom grundy earlier. he's the head of the english language news outlet, hong kong, free press. i asked him about t

the ilo says that for young people in the arab states, east asia and south—east asia and in the pacificere higher last year than in 2019. disney's deadpool and wolverine made box office history on sunday, becoming the second film this year to have grossed over a billion dollars, with the first being inside out 2. the massive success of both these films will be a boost for disney, which had a string of losses last year. relative calm has been restored to markets this week after the big sell—off last week. this is the picture in europe. here in london, the ftse100 has recovered all of its losses. it is business today. i will be back with more later. join us them. hello from the bbc sport centre. the 2024 olympic games officially came to end in paris last night, with a dazzling closing ceremony at the stade de france marking the end of a remarkable fortnight. actor tom cruise flew down from the roof to collect the olympic flag as part of the handover to los angeles, who host the games for a third time in 2028. earlier, gold medalists bryony page and alex yee led great britain and northern

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 nights including raising terrace on china is good. but coming to harvest is get to make clear how she'll approach relations with china. always taking a strong stones at the recent democratic party bench, the user on space,

the ilo says that for young people in the arab states, east asia, and south—east asia and in the pacificigher last year than in 2019. the report also warns that more young women than men are not in employment or education. in addition, more than half of young workers are in informal employment. now, france has been bidding "adieu" to the olympics but sports fans fear not: today is the start of the tour de france fam women's cycling event. with eight stages across three countries in seven days and a total of 946 km of cycling, it will be a gruelling — and thrilling — event. but what about the money? the men's tour de france carries all the usual cache and commercial interest of any major spots event; this year's men's winner put more than half a million dollars in his pocket. the winner of the tour de france fam will get around $54 thousand. our correspondent anna holigan is close to where the race will begin in the hague. women's sport has been coming into its own in recent year. as is in terms of commercial and audience interest. but those prize pots show that there's still a huge gap t

facing the report of al jazeera network, the heat wave in east asia has caused the loss of dozens ofple due to heatstroke. like these children in the chinese city of shanghai , people all over the northeastern parts of the asian continent are trying to find different ways to escape from this extreme heat wave. rising temperatures have set a new record for daily demand on the power grid as residents of the city of 25 million try to keep cool. air conditioning systems cannot cool the classrooms sufficiently. in south korea , saul has a special status room to coordinate efforts are activated in this field and street cleaning trucks are used to cool the road surface with the aim of keeping the temperature low, especially in cities. for more than two weeks, seoul , like many other big cities , has been facing the so-called tropical night phenomenon, which includes experiencing night temperatures above 25 degrees celsius . meanwhile, this heat wave continues for at least another week. in north korea , unprecedented summer rains caused widespread flooding. along the border of this country w

avril: specifically for the ones in south east asia, traders expect further upside. it is not just about the federal reserve. it is also because of how the yuan and yen have been climbing. this chart shows you the one-month risk reversals first out this -- south east asia fx. it is at a five-month hi, and this tells you there is a premium for being hedged -- that is to the upside. they are expecting more gains in some of these currencies. all this is against the backdrop of what we got from powell a couple hours ago. have a closer look at what he had to say. chair powell: my colleagues and i remain focused on achieving our dual mandate goals up achieving maximum climate and -- maximum employment and standard prices. where strongly committed to returning inflation to our 2% goal in support of a strong economy that benefits everyone. we have made no decisions about future meetings, and that includes the september meeting. the question will be if the totality of the data, the evolving outlook, and the balance of risks are consistent with a solid labor market. if that te

asia and other areas that may have received less attention. there are many opportunities in these areas that can be exploited for us. thirdly , there are countries that are by the side of the islamic republic in times of hardship and help us in the field of sanctions. we will do it and we will continue with more strength. the next priority is the emerging powers that in the arena. internationally , countries such as india, south africa, brazil, and now to some extent turkey and the country are playing an international role. the islamic republic adopted an interaction of respect with them. we will have an opportunity based on mutual respect and from an equal position, and as the supreme leader said, if these wrong policies, if they put aside their wrong and hostile policies , they will return to our priorities and after that discussion america is mentioned in the program, clearly we are not looking to resolve the conflict with america, to resolve the tensions. we are not america because there are many of these tensions many of these enmities th

the second priority is to expand the diplasia field to africa, latin america, east asia and other areast may have received less attention. there are many opportunities in these areas that can be exploited for us. the third priority is the countries that were with the islamic republic of iran in times of hardship sanctions help us . we have very special relations with them, specifically china and russia and other countries that are our friendly countries. during difficult times, we will strengthen relations with them and continue with more strength. the next priority of emerging powers. after these, the next priority, which in fact is not our priority at the moment , are the european countries . we adopted an interaction with these. we will have an opportunity based on mutual respect and from an equal position, as the supreme leader said, if these wrong policies come back, if they put aside their wrong and hostile policies , they will be put back in our priorities, and after that, there is the issue of america. in the program, it is clear that we are not looking to resolve the conflict w

asia, a marker event here could be, for example, a strong strengthening of the nuclear potential of chinese people's army republics. and its calendar plan is more or less known, it is the beginning of the thirties, that is, the creation of a containment situation between china and the united states, which will force the united states to think twice or three times before... taking any drastic steps, but nevertheless the situation now looks like a constant increase in mutual concern in terms of a military threat, the intention of the united states to unbalance china with sanctions, military coalitions, strengthening the military potential of allies, improving the rejuvenation of its fleet, and so on and so forth, but i am convinced that the chinese leaders, like the russian leaders, understand the strengths of their strategy well and will not succumb to those tactical, perhaps, tricks, proposals that will be offered to the united states, well, they are no longer succumbing, i agree with you, for example, china has frozen the dialogue with the united states on missile and nuclear weapo

natalia plexienko butyrska, an expert on east asia, joins our conversation. mrs. natalia, we welcome you to our air. good day, congratulations. let's start from,... let's say, the biggest power, the third power of the global south, we're talking about, china, and in a very in a very chinese way, china reacted to the events with a course offensive, as they say, we have been calling all parties to de-escalation since birth, but we have not heard anything new from them in principle, they always do in their official statements, that they are above the fray, or rather, they are sitting on the shore and waiting for the corpses of all their enemies to float by, but in this case , they will not stop technical cooperation with russia in exchange for minerals, well, maybe they raised the price of yuan a little , so that they were bigger geshefts, but this is... very cynical, well , actually, china is trying to separate things like russia's war against ukraine, it is their unlimited friend, but there are limits to this friendship, and china is trying to distance itself from

now was a move to south, east asia are thought about the heats across indonesia, lots of why whether to be found here was of course, that central band for places like borneo. we are expecting some heavy down pools here, tuesday into wednesday. not as well across indo china, but still those showers the from the monsoon on the monsoon rains are in full force across the launch areas of india. we've got heavy rain to come for carol, and tom will not do on wednesday heavy rain as well across the northeast. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back here watching all just there are a reminder of out of stories this our democratic presidential candidate come to harris has made a surprise appearance on this fast night. so the policies convention she's due to formerly accept the policies nomination late in the week, but to the stage on monday night to saint joseph biden, for his political service by general address the conventions. 43 says made arrest off. the protest has breached bar case outside the convention center on mondays, thousands of demonstrates is gathered to pr

asia. the us and china try to put relations on a fun, the foundation, plus a trail of destruction this type soon sean can tumble southern japan millions have been told to evacuate as the pal fieldstone approaches depends main island. the i'm on youtube mckinnon. welcome to the program. israel says it has killed 5 millison steering a gun bottle inside a mosque as it presses ahead with a large scale military operation in the oak supplies westbank. several cities have been targeted in the rates. the un secretary general is cooling on israel to immediately whole fits operation, which involves hundreds of his riley troops backs by helicopters, drones, and on the personnel. carriers here in the shattered streets of silica ran, israel says it is already achieved a significant success in its largest operation in the occupied westbank for years. that's off the local is. lemme just had lead him a job. a scene here install footage was killed in a firefight is riley troops had tried and failed before t

we can get more now from the w's east. asia correspond to jane straight though father report. he joins us from taipei. now the us national security advisors meetings with presidency and other top officials, can you say without any indications what actually came out of these meetings is one of the most important things that is going to come out of these meetings is simply the pledge for more communication remember, this is jay sullivans, the strengths of aging, in this position, the national security adviser, president biden, is for the united states. the 1st trip of this time since 2016 and even you know, that he was able to have a face to face meeting with susan king says quite some also balance of the importance of both sides of pressing on this relationship with the moments. one of the key outcomes from the opposition and be saying is a pledge. of course that's i'm a, she's young. people hold a final call with premises, enjoyed by them before he leaves office in january next year. but really phone us time you've heard across we thought outcomes across a number of different

we have a war in europe, the middle east and east asia. donald trump's approach delivered world peace and i think i know am supporting. one final question. go ahead. >> what would you say to the millions of women who have been offended by your women comments and do you have any plans for the 11 million of undocumented hispanic people who have been paying taxes in the u.s. for decades. v.d.: the point is you have to be willing to deport some of them this is not rocket science. look, if you have 20 million illegal aliens not all of them are bad people. most of them are good people. if you break the law to come into the country you have to be willing to send some of them back. that is a donald trump approach. if you do not do that, if you do not do that you do not have a real border and the people who suffer the most are the people right behind me who will have their communities poise and by the fence and all that the mexican drug cartels bring across. you asked about the remarks i made were offensive to millions of women? here is what i say

and we're also seeing some very heavy rain for the south of this across south east asia, from the storms are expected for thailand rushing out across the philippines. we have got some warnings of the flooding here. i'm not sure why us, indonesia, you can see some heavier rain for, for the west and east over the next few days. but the west has to all, the weather continues to plague, india, we read warnings, awful, so restaurant. and as we go into friday, we'll see the heaviest rain switch, the red warnings to the east of india. the latest news, as it breaks, access to products are very limited and they tell and the road networks are badly damaged with detailed coverage, with thousands of prisoners still being held by russia and ukraine. the release of a $116.00 prisoners each comes as a welcome to congestion from around the world. the reconstruction of that was could take several months. a government would have to decide whether to tip that if you just yeah for move the mouse way, the or the head of the you ends nuclear watchdog holds military action is posing serious risk to the coolest

it takes the energy from the rest of east asia. much of china looks drive up these types of quite top. i have to say one. but she made and most likely, sundry dining hall car congress she me then gets tie food whether on thursday, but rapidly improves for friday and saturday. now we've had some pretty funding where the in good you're right and you can pick any sitting good. you're typically, or it's worse, we got half a meter of ranges, hardly surprising that we've got funding all over the place at the top, our meters at least twice what the average suggests for this month. but there is more to come, not just in good your to put in roger's done and soaking. pakistan was a journey through every story. every step is a narrative. a separation of what we cannot change when to reach the welcome to send me an extra re does that a little redesigns luxury losing trusting l. a future? today we create the the welcome back. a recap of the main stories now. the head of the un, new and watched donors warning the fighting could lead to a serious accident in russia's car, screeching russell, across

it continues to be a tale of extremes across the east asia. we've had very heavy rain, caused flooding across northern pots of china. thanks to the may you front, the don acosta with central in eastern areas. it has been very twilight, lots of heat and humidity temperatures. are sitting very high in shanghai, we'll see 39 degrees celsius the on sunday we could see a challenge to the record for august. it is looking however, more breezy. thankfully on choose day. the heat and humidity continues to grit onto japan. despite some of that, what weather was, things very well nights here, the korean peninsula and for eastern pots of asia, the heavy rain from the may. you front pushing across the korean peninsula and into north east areas of china. it continues to be very well across moving parts of south east asia with thunderstorms pulling into northern parts of the philippines, molar bonia as well, and a drenching of rains thanks to the monsoon. of course, indo china and the monsoon rains have continued to cause flooding across moving parts of the

it continues to be a tale of extremes across east asia. we've had very heavy rain, caused flooding across northern pots of china. thanks to the may you front, the don acosta with central in eastern areas. it has been very twilight, lots of heat and humidity temperatures are sitting very high in shanghai. we'll see 39 degrees celsius the on sunday we could see a challenge to the record for august. it is looking, however, more breezy thankfully on choose day. the heat and humidity continues to grit onto japan to spice. some of that. what weather was, things very well nights here. the korean peninsula and for eastern pots of asia, the heavy rain from the may. you front pushing across the korean peninsula and into north east areas of china. it continues to be very well across moving parts of south east asia with thunderstorms pulling into northern parts of the philippines. northern borneo as well, and a drenching of rain thanks to the monsoon. of course, indo china and the monsoon rains have continued to cause flooding across moving parts of t

confidence. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head gave us this update on the court's decisionor all that, the whole business about this petition against mr srettha was not taken that seriously. i mean, thailand's politics are not famous for their ethics, all sorts of colourful and pretty disreputable people have served in government and in parliament in the past. and this was essentially a political decision and nobody thought that there would be real pressure to get rid of a prime minister who is still struggling to get the economy going and as you say, has only been in office forjust under a year. we still don't know exactly what lies behind this verdict, apart from reminding us aboutjust how powerful interventions of thailand's court are. it really does throw the country into some disarray. there is a process for choosing a new prime minister and a new cabinet. that will probably happen pretty quickly, we will expect a meeting in parliament on friday where the current coalition of 11 parties can discuss. it has to be somebody who is already registered as a prime ministerial

people across north, east asia, a finding different ways to get through this publishing way. so ring temperatures, subsets of daily record for maximum demand on the pallet. great. as the city of 25000000 people tries to keep cool. in japan, the heat wave has proved deadly with mold of 100 people dying of suspected heat stroke in tokyo. in july, a month the recorded the country's hockey's day since reco it's began with temperatures. this ca mold in 2 degrees above average. the authorities of setup cooling centers and ms. spring stations, the tourists and local people are like, who is the model of the spending? 2, i was funding here. i get so sexy. i can literally squeeze out the sweat from my shot . in japanese schools, children and the teachers are also suffering. the children can no longer do what they used to do, like playing in the school yard. this is the reality of school life today. while inside some older schools, a lack of insulation means air conditioning systems strain to keep class rooms cool enough. in south korea sold his activated special situation room to coord

one of the most prominent armed groups in the country, countries across east asia are experiencing an unprecedented heat wave of scores of people dying of suspected heat stroke. mcbride reports like these children and the chinese city of shanghai, people across north, east asia, a finding different ways to get through this publishing. so ring temperatures, subsets of daily record from maximum demand on the pallet. great. as the city of 25000000 people tries to keep cool in japan, the heat wave has proved deadly with mold of 100 people dying of suspected heat stroke in tokyo. in july, a month the recorded the country's hockey's day since reco it's began with temperatures. this ca mold in 2 degrees above average. the authorities of setup cooling centers and miss spring stations. the total risk and local people are like, who is the model of the spending to i was funding here. i get so sexy. i can literally squeeze out the sweat from my shot. in japanese schools, children and the teachers are also suffering. the children can no longer do what they used to do, like playing in the school yo

the the i had a lot of the, the weather is being very active across east asia. and there's more of that to come because it's a type soon. moves its way away from japan. we've got a tropical depression hots on its hills. it's moving into the yellow sea from the east china sea. it's going to bring some very heavy rain in the days ahead to the korean peninsula. so for sport sparked some warnings for the japanese islands. it'll bring some of that rain further north as we go into when say it'd be heavy rain either side of that for most eastern areas of china. we've already seen some flooding in beijing, but it is looking via that on wednesday at $31.00 degrees celsius. but it's japan that we'll see the heat and humidity once again on wednesday, a socket sink. 34 degrees celsius now was a move to south east asia or thought about the heat. so of course, indonesia, lots of y, whether to be found here. where's of course, that's central band for places like borneo, we are expecting some heavy down pools here tuesday in wednesday. not as well across indo china, but still t

with the high low they will stop by looking at the satellite imagery, east, asia, and you can see tie food, shaun, shaun working its way over the southern islands of japan. no, it is a very slow moving powerful system. the projected parts of the seas at potentially moving from keel sho onto chicago and eventually honshu. now it's bringing some very strong winds. we've also got high waves to very rough seas with this one. and we are expecting to run shall reign of to half a meter over 24 hours in some places. so we are expecting some flooding, possibly land slides, and much slides with that. now elsewhere across the region, because we've got that very active with a much of the energy is being pulled out east. because we much wyatt across much of china with west of the weather across the south. and we're also seeing some very heavy rain for the south of this across south east asia funded storms are expected for thailand rushing out across the philippines. we have got some warnings over the flooding here. it's much why us indonesia, you can see some heavy rain for, for the west, the out

we want peace. furthermore, we need a peaceful middle east so we can pivot to east asia, right? from the american point of view, the most serious threat on the planet is china. the united states has to contain china, we have to pivot to asia. we can't pivot to asia, because we're pin down in ukraine and now we're pin down in the middle east. this is not good. we want for sure to settle this one, right, to have a... situation like the one that existed before october 7th, remember jake sullivan said few weeks before october 7th, we haven't seen the middle east this peaceful for a long time, and he was very happy about that, and it made perfect sense from an american point of view, but that went away very quickly on october 7th, so we want peace. second point is, we also care greatly about having friendly relations. with as many states in the middle east as possible, why is that the case? the russians are already there, number one, and two, the chinese are beginning to move in. for all the older dogs, noticed their number of older dogs in the audience, we all remember back in the d

the ilo says that for young people in the arab states, east asia and south—east asia and in the pacificaround the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are with business today. you are with business today. you are with sally bundock. hong kong's top court has ruled against former media tycoon jimmy lai and six other pro—democracy campaigners on their appeal against their conviction for taking part in an unauthorised assembly. the conviction involves a rally on august 18, 2019, during the massive anti—government protests in hong kong. let's get more on this. mariko oi joins us live from our asia business hub. mariko, i do remember talking to you from hong kong during those protests. i guess the verdict doesn't come as a surprise? no, ithink no, i think it is fair to say that the verdict does not come as a surprise, but as you say, we were all there covering those protests and to think that how much the city has changed in such a short time it is quite remarkable stops we are talking about 76—year—old former media tycoonjimmy lai who was the founder of the pro—democracy newspaper

asia, that in america, eastern europe and the middle east. but do these tech and pause mean great, the chinese influenza, whether as dave leaders or private uses, we should all can see that how much we use is made in china. you will read about data security, or do you think the benefits of chinese technology outweigh the risk that doesn't know by and see you next time the, the flow to do you do the same to tense. she survived. oh, sure. it's thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is martin, the degenerates to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home and you go get the tennis. i was the only one in nazi germany. watch now on youtube dw documentary on the long voyage, sweetie, ocean, and mother. i'm back with account for a long time. they had to fi humans on the journey. but now the premises have to come there protect the of the beyond the result for us to many hunters or wrong.

confidence. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head gave us this update on the court's decision the country. for all that, the whole business about this petition against mr srettha was not taken that seriously. i mean, thailand's politics are not famous for their ethics, all sorts of colourful and pretty disreputable people have served in government and in parliament in the past. and this was essentially a political decision and nobody thought that there would be real pressure to get rid of a prime minister who is still struggling to get the economy going and as you say, has only been in office forjust under a year. we still don't know exactly what lies behind this verdict, apart from reminding us aboutjust how powerful interventions of thailand's court are. it really does throw the country into some disarray. there is a process for choosing a new prime minister and a new cabinet. that will probably happen pretty quickly, we will expect a meeting in parliament on friday where the current coalition of 11 parties can discuss, it has to be somebody who is already registered as a pr

charlie 0rmiston, one of the lead authors of the report and explains why south east asia is so attractiveey are emerging from 30 years of relative stability but lower growth. the biggest catalyst is firms looking for alternatives to china. these are generally export oriented firms that are finding constraints fighting markets but also looking to diversify supply chain. that's the biggest source of optimism. we also see the different southeast asian countries competing for those investments. that's resulting in better outcomes for investments and consumers. even the diversity in the region, which is do you see this coming into? generally you're looking at the sectors where the supply chains are bifurcating more quickly. things like semiconductors, data centres, some of the more sensitive areas where solar panels, electric field goals, batteries for them were also seeing areas where you can couple the development of the raw material with the processing of rock to pair two material. is there a region still as attractive as singapore is taken out of that could do a neck equation given a 60% o

the middle east and south east asia, for example, saw higher unemployment rates last year than in 2019report also warned that more young women than men are not in employment or education. the chinese government has issued wide—ranging guidelines on achieving what it calls a comprehensive green transformation over the next decade. officials have been told to focus on environmental protection and integrating sustainable development into agriculture, transport and energy. the plans envisage increasing the use of renewable power and electric vehicles, and making transport networks carbon neutral. carbon emissions in china appear on course to decrease in 2024, potentially meaning they've peaked years earlier than promised. speaking of china, one major sector of the economy has not been hurt by lacklustre consumer spending — smartphones. according to a new report by technology consulting firm, canalys, domestic brands, like vivo and oppo, are dominating the market. in fact, for the first time, the top five brands in china are all local, with apple's iphone being pushed to sixth place. amber

asia, the us and try not to put correlations for more foundation. the i'm the whole driving welcome to the program. is will say, is it's troops have killed a palestinian militants, come on though in a raid in the occupied west bank, at least 16 palestinians have been killed in the operation that began late on tuesday, as well as the raiders in the palestinian militants. the un secretary general has called for the operation to and antonia good temper said it was feeling and already explosive situation in the west bank. the operation is focused on refugee camps and to boss janine. and to cut him here in the sheltered streets of tooth caught him. israel says it has already achieved significant success. this is the largest military operation in the occupied westbank in years. it says local islamic jihad leader mohammed john the scene here in file footage was killed in gun fight at a mosque. this is really troops had tried and failed before to eliminate java. he's accused of carrying a numerous attacks on his re lease palestinian civilians are once again

here in south east asia, thailand's constitutional court voted five to four to remove prime minister office. the court's ruling is final and cannot be appealed. ex—senators, appointed by the former military government, filed a complaint that mr srettha gave a cabinet post to a former lawyer, who was once jailed. parliament will now need to choose a new leader, potentially creating political and economic uncertainties, as kirida paopichit explained. no one expected the court ruling to be as it was yesterday, so the economic prospects in thailand will probably look a little bleaker, because there is concern around who will be the new prime minister, and of course if the new prime minister comes from the current party, the pheu thai party, then the main economic policies will continue, including the digital wallet. but if the new prime minister is from a new party, then the digital wallet is up in the air and there might be other new policies by the prime minister from a new party. but in any case, i still think most of the long—term policies, that has to do with energy transition, goin

so it's military forces in the south china sea and in east asia. generally, tensions are rise, intentions are escalating rather and diminishing and identify the, the presence of no on military you know, um vessels, whether it be a bone or c cbo on is going to anyway, really extensions is going to lead unfortunately, to a situation where military accidents become all possible and that's how i choose these new stories are shifting up for now. i'll be back in 30 with more. do hope you've enjoyed me. and this is part of the the keys to cook, the lady and you see wouldn't go to the patient. i have a little video to help people, unexcused familial g ma mazda with marshall approach us the video we're putting a couple of them we would be which is supposed to be, is that it is from the courts to put in is cook with what was the the sleepless news. that's good to know what's going on with the federal study besides that, we can take the, the keywords equal, you know, put the, it was, you should good with each skid suit, get some, see, be it. so we can pull up

asia for catching a wide variety of fish, and these fish varieties are used for japanese cuisine, for, and for korean cuisine, but naturally for china as well. the most important thing, considering the mixing of water, considering the direction of the flows, there will not be a single country that would not be affected, indeed, even seems to reassure. maybe in total small doses, small, small, and they accumulate in some bioorganism, for example, in fish, accumulate, and as practice shows, literally anything can happen at fukushima , for example, tritium water spills out of storage facilities, even just like that , what will happen if, for example, strong tremors occur in the area of ​​the nuclear power plant, japan is constantly shaking, because it is located at the junction of four tectonic plates, in the zone of the pacific volcanic ring of fire, which is why up to 90% of all earthquakes are recorded here and gloomy forecasts about the future of fukushima are heard from all sides, chinese scientists, for example, in general, they claim that under certain conditions, in 4-5 years , t

let's get the latest from our south east asia correspondentjonathan head.

here in south east asia, thailand's constitutional court voted five to four to remove prime ministerourt's ruling is final and cannot be appealed. ex—senators, appointed by the former military government, filed a complaint that mr srettha gave a cabinet post to a former lawyer, who was once jailed. parliament will now need to choose a new leader, potentially creating political and economic uncertainties, as kirida paopichit explained. no one expected the court ruling to be as it was yesterday, so the economic prospects in thailand will probably look a little bleaker, because there is concern around who will be the new prime minister, and of course if the new prime minister comes from the current party, the pheu thai party, then the main economic policies will continue including the digital wallet. but if the new prime minister is from a new party, then the digital wallet is up in the air and there might be other new policies by the prime minister from a new party. but in any case i still think most of the long policies that has to do with energy transition, will continue regardless o

asia correspondent for detroit to those new fusions. the thank you so much for your reporting. now russia is stepping up. it's just full on store ukraine and carson. boeing a tough reaction to be offensive on its own sort of rush of defense ministry has really these images of what it says. us try some of your opinion tank and drawn in the caustic region. the russian army says it has repelled attacks, new to villages. meanwhile, russian state media are reporting, but more than 76000 people from the area have been moved to safety with the enclosure now and it's 6 to the local government, as i've told you, and people were injured off of ukrainian drones and miss size was shot down over the coast region, dw nick on and the in cuba explains why it's difficult to determine exactly what's happening in the co screeching. the strange thing about all of this is you would have thought that by now we would have a better handle on events in the ground. but it seems in some ways that we know less than we did in the 1st few days. that's because the ru

asia correspondent for detroit to his new stage and c. thank you so much for your reporting to to russia now, which is stepping up. it's just the ball and store you create an incursion. boeing a tough reaction to the offensive on its own soil. the rest of the defense ministry is released. these images of what it says strikes on a ukrainian tank and drawn in the course, screeching. the russian army says it has the po, the tax, new 2 villages mean via russian, state media are reporting, but more than $76000.00 people from the area have been moved to safety with the enclosure now into it's 6, their local 1000, a says 13 people enjoyed off of ukraine and drones and midsize was shot down over the course, greets, and use the quantity in cuba explains why it's difficult to determine exactly what's happening in the course streets. and strange thing about all of this is you would have thought that by now we would have a better handle on events in the ground. but it seems in some ways that we know less than we did in the 1st few days. that's becaus

asia correspondent for detroit to those new fusions. the thank you so much for your reporting at santa russia, an all which is stepping up. it's just on store, you create a new incursion, blowing a tough response to the offensive on it's on sort of ourselves defense ministry has released these images of what it says. us tried funding, ukrainian tank, and drawn in the coast region. the russian army says it has repelled attacks near to witnesses. now, meanwhile, the russians, 2 huge media are reporting, but more than 76000 people from the area have been moved to safety with the incursion now into it's 6 to the local governance. as 13 people have been injured off to ukraine and drones and messiahs was shot down over the course. creech and dw nick quarterly and keith says it's difficult to determine exactly what is happening and because creation, the strange thing about all of this is you would have thought that by now we would have a better handle on events in the ground. but it seems in some ways that we know less than we did in the 1st f

asia is witnessing it. blood and blood products have been reported for hospitals in the last two years and said that the amount of blood reserves has increased from 4 days to 8 days. 180,000 liters of plasma was the maximum plasma that was produced in the organization, that is, it was separated from the blood. last year, we increased this number to 262,000 lei. this year, by the end of the year, god willing, it will reach 305. according to the statistics of kodal system, mandatory pricing has reduced the profit margin of the rubber industry by 30%. according to the head of the stock exchange organization, the implementation of the seventh program can increase the motivation and profit of rubber producers. this is the beginning of the rubber production process. according to the report of kodal system, the price of each of the ingredients of rubber only in the last 3 and a half years. 40% to 300% increase , 81 synthetic cacho, 33% carbon black, 318% increase, 124% increase in soybeans and wire, and 135% incre

so we can pivot east asia, right, from american point of view, the most serious threat on the planet is china, the united states has to contain china, we have to pivot to asia, we can't... pivot to asia because we're pin down in ukraine and now we're pin down in the middle east. this is not good. we want for sure to settle this one, right? to have a situation like the one that existed before october 7th. remember jake sullivan said few weeks before october 7th, we haven't seen the middle east this peaceful for a long time and he was very happy about that. and it made perfect. sense from an american point of view, but that went away very quickly on october 7th, so we want peace. second point is, we also care greatly about having friendly relations with as many states in the middle east as possible. why is that the case? the russians are already there, number one, and two, the chinese are beginning to move in for all the older dogs. i noticed there a number of older dogs in the audience. we all remember back in the day, right, when the us and the soviet union competed in the middle eas

we want peace. further more, we need a peaceful middle east so we can pivot to east asia, right? from american point of view, the most serious threat on the planet is china, the united states has to contain china, we have to pivot to asia, we can't pivot to asia because we're pin down in... traine and now we're pin down in the middle east. this is not good. we want for sure to settle this right, to have a situation like the one that existed before october 7th. remember jake sullamon said few weeks before october 7th, we haven't seen the middle east this peaceful for a long time and he was very happy about that and it made perfect sense from an american point of view. but that went away very quickly on october 7th, so we want peace. second point is we also care greatly about having friendly relations with as many states in the middle east as possible. why is that the case? the russians are already there, number one, and two, the chinese are beginning to move in. for all the older dogs, i noticed there a number of older dogs. in the audience, we all remember back in the day, right,

floods and landslides caused by heavy summer rains from south to east asia in the state of kerala, india have killed 316 people so far have died 20 people have been killed and an unknown number of people have disappeared, and the search for them is still ongoing. summer rains and landslides in the states of himachal pradesh and uttarakhand have resulted in dozens of deaths. in pakistan too. so far, at least 24 people have died due to sudden floods, and in addition to houses and city facilities , several hospitals in lahore have been flooded with unprecedented rainfall. the summer flood in the northeast of north korea caused the destruction of at least 4,000 houses, public buildings , road and railway infrastructure, and more than 3,000 destroyed hectares of agricultural land. heavy rains have caused flooding in the northern part of pyongyang province and so far 5 thousand residents of these areas have cut off access to other parts of the country. also, in the flooded province of hunan in china, 30 people died due to floods and storms and dozens of people are missing. more than 60,000 hou

asia for catching a wide variety of fish, and these fish are used , for example, for japanese. cuisine but naturally, for chinese. the most important thing, considering the mixing of water considering the direction of the flows, there will be no one country that was, would not have been affected. indeed, even the seemingly calming results of the expedition's work are not calming at all. the mechanisms of the third's distribution in the ocean are not fully known, and meanwhile, tepka plans to dump radioactive water for 30 years, and it is unclear how everything. can further affect the biosphere, maybe in total small doses, small, small, and they accumulate in some bioorganism, for example, they accumulate strongly in fish, and as practice shows, it can happen at the foci literally anything, for example, since tritium water spills out of storage facilities even just like that, what will happen if , for example, strong... earth tremors occur in the area of ​​the nuclear power plant. japan is constantly shaking, because it is located at the junction of four tectonic plates, in the pacific

our south east asia correspondent jonathan head has more.worse in the last year's election than they'd ever done before. so she has a big job to try and restore the popularity of her party. and there are those, of course, who are still bitterly opposed to mr thaksin, particularly in the conservatives. there was a grand bargain between them and mr thaksin that allowed him to come back from exile last year, because these conservatives feared the more radical reformist move forward party, which actually won the election even more. of course, the party wasn't allowed to form a government and has now been dissolved, but it is an uneasy coalition that paetongtarn shinawatra now has to sit over, including many people who've loathed herfatherfor a long time. and of course, as you alluded to, the courts are so powerful in thailand. the military is so powerful. they can step in at any time and unseat a government they see as somehow threatening the interests, in particular of the monarchy. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we're moving into a qui

asia, in addition to the fields in which we were already present, the most important of all is the area of ​​my neighborhood. i will explain the priorities later . now, i mean the inclusiveness and comprehensiveness of our foreign policy, which will not be limited to a specific point, a specific region, or a specific mass. the minister of foreign affairs also answered a question regarding how the government is dealing with the issue of sanctions against our country, he said: we are following two strategies of easing sanctions and lifting sanctions, and of course, the issue of easing sanctions is a higher priority. our first goal is to boycott. we should neutralize them as much as possible and reduce their pressure on the people, and this will automatically make the sanctioners disappointed with their own sanctions, and apart from the fact that their so-called sanctions will be ineffective, their policies will also be ineffective. it is possible and they will be disappointed by their own threats, but there is another mission besides this, and that is trying to lift the embargo. and this

we want peace, further more, we need a peaceful middle east so we can pivot east asia, right? from american point of view, the most serious threat on the planet is china, the united states has to contain china, we have to pivot to asia, we can't pivot to asia buse we're pin down in ukraine and now we're pin down in the middle east, this is not good. want for sure to settle this one, right? to have a situation like the one that existed before october 7th. remember jake sullivan said few weeks before october 7th, we haven't seen the middle east this peaceful for a long time, and he was very happy about that, and it made perfect sense from an american point of view, but that went away very quickly on october 7th, so we want peace. second point is, "we also care greatly about having friendly relations with as many states in the middle east as possible. why is that the case? the russians are already there, number one, and two, the chinese are beginning to move in. for all the older dogs, i noticed there a number of older dogs in the audience. we all remember back in the day, right,

indonesia is the most populous muslim country with about 284 million people and it is in east asia. violent attacks against women on british railways since 200 21 ad has increased by more than 50%. according to the announcement of the british transport police department , the number of violent crimes registered against women and girls in the transport network of this country has increased by 20% in 2023 alone. the police believe that this sharp increase in violence was not small in the past. the transport police supervisor has published statistics that show an average of 31 incidents per day. violence against women and girls has been reported. well, let's go back to the news of arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. seyyed al-shahda came to najaf from all corners of iran and after visiting amir al -mu'minin imam (peace be upon him), they are on their way to karbala. the distance between najaf and karbala is about 80 kilometers. these days, najaf's roads are full of traffic. khaliqal hossein and you are on your way to karbala , khademi, a great reporter of the najaf broadcasting news agency , th