china sea and also entering into new security arrangements in the south pacific one. the less than 2 years ago visited 8 countries. in the south pacific, china now has the biggest diplomatic presence in the region, and that is a concern, not just to australia, but also to new zealand. and i do, and it's worth noting that long he is visiting australia just as the us secretary of state anthony, blinking is also are visiting the region. so that's right. that's the big geo political picture. while he has been in australasia talking of trade, while his us counterpart, i'm for the blinking has been deepening old alliances in south korea. and the philippines. the problem is darnell know that many small donations in this region. a wary of both china and the united states and they don't want to be full to pick sides during a time that i'm, let's say we could be approaching the beginning of the 2nd coldwell. alright to adrian brown, life as the in washington. adrian, thank you. time pressure will break here and i'll just say are right when they come back, a rocky start for arge

it now has the largest diplomatic presence of any nation in the world in the south pacific. and also china has been, you know, signing security packs with some of the small nations as well as investing heavily in places like fiji. that, that's so worried for a straight because a lot of analysts say at the moment, we may be witnessing the run up to a 2nd cold war. and it's the same thing here in new zealand when long he was here. this was also one of the subjects which overshadowed his discussions with his new zealand counterparts. now the good news is that a tray fiction between australia and china appears to be easing at the height of a diplomatic folding out. china scrap tires of 218 percent on australian wind. that is that to a lot of of australia and wind in the country. but those restrictions, those tires have now been slowly removed. and that's one of the reasons why wong, he is in australia because this visit was already confirmed 7 days ago. and i said, what can we make of one each trip to australia or at the same time? is us extra state visit se to the stage, and th

sea and also entering into new security arrangements in the south pacific one g. less than 2 years ago, visited 8 countries in the south pacific. china now has the biggest diplomatic presence in the region, and that is a concern, not just to australia, but also to new zealand. most also to come here and i'll just air including for my brazilian president drive. both slower isn't tied to it. in a reminder, alters comforter there shall handling of the coverage. 19 products in smyrna springs, a critical debank pony farmers are angry, people are starving, and we actually have to exports the home all goods because we need money to buy informed opinions. the relevance of the security council is diminishing with every passing day. frank assessments for the addition to the highest level they've been using games for the political economy, service, and course the rivals. inside story on al jazeera, ask like a narrative from african perspective. first attempt to model for state and to show documentary spine african filmmakers coordinated to like, he has said to simply me chocolate revolution from

sea and also entering into new security arrangements in the south pacific one g. less than 2 years ago, visited 8 countries in the south pacific. china now has the biggest diplomatic presence in the region, and that is a concern, not just to australia, but also to new zealand. for personal break here. and i'll just say when we come back, how cobit 19, let's been stipends, a former present in president tribal some hours on suspicion of food. a rookie stops argentine as president has mounting a 100 days in office. would explain why he's not good so many argentinians want to stay with the the there where there's been very, very active over the middle east and the law a couple of days. in fact it's ray. you could actually draw what effectively is a cold front of you running across some at least increasing the radium financially across the red sea in towards africa's mainland. as a result has been flooding, there's more to come, but most likely it's going to be a reduction. the share of running out through around the heaviest writing for the north into madison. for example, with a call with

army corp of engineers south pacific commander, colonel james hondora, and eventually city administrator carmen chui may join us. so, thank you. so, i want to talk about what this plan is. what this draft plan is. it analyzed the flood risks and effects the sea level rise from aquatic park to [indiscernible] port jurisdiction. it shows where to build the flood defenses, how high to build the flood defenses, and how much space to take in order to have those flood defenses. it is up to us, the city, our partners to figure out what will go back on top, which to make a beautiful waterfront. befitting of wonderful city and county of san francisco. the waterfront of the future has to be as least as majestic as the waterfront of today. the plan is expensive. it is expenses has a price tag of $13 billion at this time. when we move forward on projects the federal government will pay for 65 cents of every dollar it cost. 65 percent contribution. that is a big benefit to city and county of san francisco. because we know sea level rise is happening, but we don't know how it happen or how quickly thi

scientists discovered scores of new sea life on a recent expedition in the south pacific. >>> in thearted waters off new zealand, scientists have discovered a wealth of treasure. for them, it's like striking gold. >> the strong suspicion that we would have in this moment is this is a new species. >> reporter: they believe they dredged up more than 100 new species from nearly 1,800 samples. >> what has surprised me here is the fact that this extends to animals like fish. we think we've got three new species of fish. >> reporter: for 21 days, teams explored a $500 mile stretch of sea known as the bounty trough off new zealand's east coast. deploying cameras at times, plunging nearly three miles down to give experts an eye on what lies beneath. >> we have discovered a whole range of new species from fish to snails, to corals, and sea cucumbers. >> reporter: and another unusual creature known as a sea pick. scientists also use sonar to help map the sea floor while snapping 6,000 images of animals in their natural habitat. >> the large specimen swam through with them once and then disappe

our revitalize our partnership in line to the pacific. india, australia, japan, south korea, pacific islands. i've made sure that the most advanced america technology can be used in china. not a line to trade in there. frankly, falls tough talk on china. it never occurred to my predecessor to do any of that. i was competition with trying to not conflict. the stronger position when the conflict of the 21st century good shot than anyone else. for that matter then any time as well. here at home, i've signed over 400 by partners and bills. there's more pass my unity agenda. strength and kind of liaison fentenol trafficking. you don't want to do that, not pass by flyers and private sewage to protect our children online. on the boards, the person is in more us to keep our truly sacred obligation trade and equip those we send into harms way and care for them and their families when they come home and when they don't the support and help dennis the a i sign the packet. one of the most significant loss help me find a different name, don't come home. we owe them and their families support. we

you know before there's no fairytale ending for fiji and the people of the south pacific phase. painful and costly changes and still with the question remains, who will buy 1st? those the created the problem? well, those who are left the face of the consequences, the stripped from it switches and left with a toxic legacy. when you teach, they usually forget people from lake point when you think that the people in power meet, the inhabitants still fighting for justice, just wait and took, evaluate and think. and for the money you're in the home, i didn't think they even consider it as like in the black people, people, the sacrifice them on out is there the in the center. i bet the data in the whiners and tried to switch, switch to new extinction. now the army is using to music groups, the group, the back from the brain when east investigates on it, which is the president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. but does anybody believe it's doable? this is real for, i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region

you know before there's no fairytale ending for fiji and the people of the south pacific phase. painful and costly changes and still with the question remains, who will buy 1st? those the created the problem? well, those who are left to face its consequences. the stripped from it switches and left with a toxic legacy where they usually forget people from lake point when you think that the people in power meet, the inhabitants still fighting suggested wait and took evaluate and think. and for the money they went home. i didn't think they even considered applicants like people, people, the sacrifice them on which is there is a bigger global election yet in history. the world's biggest democracy post its own epic showdown john main screen of offering grandfather, viewport box city, focusing on india. as i traveling across the country examining the issue of the 6 and the 4th of athletics at this critical moment in the country of history. the india coming soon on august the 1st and he saw that we see is the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social med

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pacific thankfully is painful and costly changes and still, the big question remains to by 1st those that created the problem. well, those who are left to face its consequences the i own the unique perspectives spent bombarding the place in southern dallas a told the palestinians to go to on heard voices. it takes every day, citizens go into unspeakable, hard to raise the alarm about what's happening because of the death of media attention. the stream on out to 0 in the finals inside this will push to new extinction. now the ami is using to music groups. the group the back from the brain when east investigates the, the synagogues president dissolves the government and replaces the prime minister after the constitutional council rules against the delay of elections beyond april. the image of june, this is aus is 0 live from don't have also coming up. yeah. the other mother wants her daughter as israel and we shes more.

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pacific. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media. they'll be no news conference. peter says china is new zealand, most important and complex bi lateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now. complex because new zealand or united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security packed between the united states australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china, as well, using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region.

pacific thankfully is painful and costly changes and still, with the question remains, who will buy 1st? those the created the problem? well, those who are left to face its consequences. the stripped from it switches and left with a toxic legacy. when you teach, they usually forget the from leap point. when you think that the people in power meet, the inhabitants still fighting for justice. jesse, wait and took, evaluate and think. and what was the money? it went home. i didn't think they even consider it as like in the black people's people. the sacrifice then on out is there. now let me tell you almost suffice. cold results the past of its kind in west africa, we were surrounded by a wild life. from the moment we entered a coupon. occupied right now able to practice what the now be used. only look, just very close here. like come in here. it's on to play with a large stairs face with a look in my private for me now. thanks. royal. i can also offer somebody valley equal, restored to mean gun generation for food. the premier league legend vincent company to discuss the importance of

and then we also recently launched university of the south pacific digital cyber connectivity partnershipthe request we are getting from our partners. to provide them the digital services they need to be able to control their own information. >> this is an area that we really need to work on. i am going to turn the gavel to senator kaine. i have to be on the floor in regards to nominee for haiti. we will be voting on the confirming ambassador for haiti which is extremely important in our foreign policy decision-making. to let me thank you all. we will recognize senator romney. you know, i don't watch us as closely as a note you do to see what china is doing. but i must admit it strikes me they have a very comprehensive plan to establish global leadership and replace us. but that's international institutions, insinuate themselves in leadership, whether it is the movement away from democracy generally an autocracy freedom house indicates the trend continues again. this year they dominate certain raw materials for the raw materials of the future whether it is nickel, magnesium, or rare earth

and then we also recently launched university of the south pacific digital cyber connectivity partnerships. to provide them the digital services they need to be able to control their own information. >> this is an area that we really need to work on. i am going to turn the gavel to senator kaine. i have to be on the floor in regards to nominee for haiti. we will be voting on the confirming ambassador for haiti which is extremely important in our foreign policy decision-making. to let me thank you all. we will recognize senator romney. you know, i don't watch us as closely as a note you do to see what china is doing. but i must admit it strikes me plan to establish global leadership and replace us. that's international institutions, insinuate themselves in leadership, whether it is the movement away from democracy generally an autocracy freedom house indicates the trend continues again. this year they domine certain raw materials for the raw materials of the future whether it is nickel, magnesium, or rare earth dominate the mining of those things. or the processing of than they put in plac

pacific. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media building. no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now complex because new zealand, a united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security packed between the united states, australia and britain, bonus orcus, china as well. and using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region

joined the race, sending thousands of servicemen to help with its nuclear testing programme in the souths nuclear experience for the first time — at the age of 87. a few months later off _ christmas island came a still more spectacular demonstration of military power — - britain's first hydrogen bomb. among those british servicemen told to simply turn their backs away from the nuclear explosion is 21—year—old brian cantle. sent to christmas island to carry out his national service, brian was one of the thousands of young men who witnessed british nuclear bomb tests... whispers: i don't know if we can be trusted with such a weapon. ..in the years after robert 0ppenheimer produced the first atomic bomb. i can't ever remember being told officially what we were there for. probably a good thing that we didn't know about it! probably! what was it like when you got to christmas island? we arrived in the dead of night and looked overboard and all the sharks were all around the boat, which was quite enlightening. what was going on on those days when everyone on the island knew there was going to

pacific. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media. they'll be no news conference. peter says china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now. complex because new zealand are united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china, as well, using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. s

china sea and establishing a security presence in the south pacific, which china now has the largest diplomatic presence in the region as well as long as he has been talking afraid enough delays. here is us counterpart anthony blinking has been deepening alliances without allies, south korea, and the philippines. many smaller nations in the region though, a wary of both united states and china and don't want to be forced to pick sides. more analysts say could be the beginning of a new cold war. adrian brown, al jazeera weddington, the european union, and the united nations. they, hong kong is new security law, could erode fundamental freedoms. the legislation strengthens the national security law introduced by china 4 years ago that followed the flashing of mass protests to demand more democracy and less control from badging, nor westbrook by 4 small here in hong kong probation, lawmakers that voted unanimously to pos home comes home, grow national security law known as article $23.00, and unsurprisingly, that's made front page news in all of the new spaces. this prove aging newspape

china sea and establishing a security presence in the south pacific, which china now has the largest diplomatic presence in the region as well as long as he has been talking afraid enough delays. here is us counterpart anthony blinking has been deepening alliances without allies, south korea, and the philippines. many smaller nations in the region though, a wary of both united states and china and don't want to be forced to pick sides. more analysts say, could be the beginning of a new code, will adrian brown out to 0 weddington european union and united nation state. hong kong, new security law could erode fundamental freedoms. the legislation strengths in the see national security law introduced by china 4 years ago that followed the question of mass protest to demand more democracy and less control from badging. laura westbrook report some how come here in hong kong pro, aging lawmakers that voted unanimously to pos home comes home, grow national security, little known as article 23. and i'm surprisingly that's made front page news in all of the new spaces this prove aging newspap

and governance concerns that we have and we recently also recently launched with the university of southconnectivity partnership that allows us to step into the digital space in a forward leaning way responsive to our partners to provide them the digital services that they need, to be able to control their own information destinies. is an area we need work on. i am going to turn the gavel to senator kane. i have to be on the floor in regards to our nominee for haiti. we will be voting on it, haiti which is extremely important in our foreign policy decisionmaking so let me thank you all. i will recognize the senator. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i don't watch as closely as i'm sure you do to see what china is doing but i must admit it strikes me that theyca■ have a very comprehensive plan to establish global leadership and replace us with international institutions where they insinuate themselves into people of leadership or the movement away from democracy generally, and the growth and autocracy, freedom house indicates the trend continued again this year. they dominate certain raw materi

pacific. a long use visit was only confirm 5 days ago. is welcome from new zealand. foreign minister winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media building. no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now complex because new zealand are united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states, australia and britain, bonus orcus, china as well. and using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. so i

pacific. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media. they'll be no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now complex because new zealand, the united states satellite is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china as well, new zealand, the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacif

president biden lost in the south pacific in american samoa, where jason palmer defeated president, winning 56% of the vote. this win is not without precedent, michael bloomberg won that territory in 2020. >> todd: we can win races by not going to places? >> carley: people in american samoa participated and made their voice heard. >> todd: bring in host of the grace curley show. breaking within the last 30 minutes, the biden-harris campaign is laying out new strategy attacking trump. here is quote, donald trump primary performances are major warning sign for gop and opportunity for president biden to expand his coalition. trump heads in unable to expand support beyond hard core maga base. moderate haley voters say trump cannot count on their vote in a general election. so strategy is to say trump is not winning enough republicans and enough of those anti-trumpers are going to vote for biden. is that strategy going to work? >> no, and i think it is interesting because we talked a lot about trump and his ability to solidify base and expand and you that is true to some extent. i think no one i

he also lost a very insignificant caucus way out in the south pacific in american samoa, where a techmoa, where a tech investorfrom bolts american samoa, where a tech investor from bolts amata, maryland, who nobody is really heard from, jason palmer, got 51 votes to biden�*s a0. that is nearly bumpy road so far. we shau nearly bumpy road so far. we shall continue _ nearly bumpy road so far. we shall continue with the conversation about the outlook forjoe biden. thank you for your thoughts on the programme. let's unpack that a little further. joe biden, meanwhile, has won democratic nominating contests in 1a states, plus iowa, where people voted by post. this was expected as president biden is virtually running unopposed. but, as we've heard, some democratic voters decided to opt for a protest vote againstjoe biden, unhappy with his handling of the israel—gaza war. when all votes are tallied the number of american who voted for uncommitted will be cause for concern for the biden campaign. as you are hearing just there. let's speak now to nora vargas, chairwoman of the san diego county

india, australia, japan, south korea, pacific islands. i've made sure that the most advanced america technology k to use in china, not a line to trade them. there, frankly, falls tough talk on china. it never occurred to my predecessor to do any of that. i was trying to not conflict the stronger position when the conflict of the 21st century get charged. anyone else for that matter then any time as well. here at home i've signed over 400 bike partners and bills. there's more passed my unity agend. strengthens kind of liaison fentenol trafficky. you don't want to do that, huh? fast firefighters and private sewage to protect our children online. for more and more. a. keep our truly sacred obligation to trade and equip those we send in harm's way and care for them and their families when they come home and when they don't the the phone support and help dennis b a i signed the pack. okay. one of the most significant loss on the different terrace don't come home, but we owe them and the families support. we owe it to ourselves, to keep support

a million dollars for a solar panel jail on an island in the south pacific. will probably cost more than the entire jail itself. one hundred grand for an internet cafÉ in oregon. and internet cafÉ. what is this, germany in the nineties? and internet cafÉ? are they just giving money to starbucks? how about this, $15 million to strap ankle monitors on cows. how hard is it to keep track of a cow? they are 1000 pounds and slow. and fenced in. the naacp in baltimore getting half a million dollars for their headquarters. they helped democrats so why not send them half a million dollars? fire marshal bowman, the guy who pulled the alarm on capitol hill, wants a million and a half dollars to teach kindergartners about climate change. fedderman wants $1 million for a gay community center that hosts kink, fetish and bdsm parties. i think that's torture? when he got caught about it his office put out a statement saying he retracts the earmark but now he comes out and says he actually does support the gay fetish party museum and he doesn't know why his staff denied it. d

china encroaching throughout the south pacific, throughout latin america. we have problems.e helpless, and now they are talking about an involvement of american soldiers to build some darn port which by the way, can distribute goods. hamas runs all that, unless of course the united states will just let israel annihilate them and finish the job down in south gaza, which what they ought to did. >> john: they want a ceasefire of six weeks. you want taxes or immigration. >> larry: i don't care. i just want to say this. of course the left and the progressives and the liberals and the bidens always want to raise taxes, they can't get it through congress, a good thing. >> john: while larry is talking, what he's going to do tonight. >> larry: the trump tax cuts, the corporate tax cuts, the biggest source of strengths and stimulus for the economy. corporate taxes after tax have done very well, sort of saved the biden economy. you start raising tax rates on businesses large and small and on successful and wealthy entrepreneurs, you know what, you'll get lower revenues and higher defic

pacific. i guarantee it. history will not be kind to those who turn their on american values in this pivotal moment. that's why this supplemental must get done. the speaker must do the right thing and put the supplemental on the floor of the house because it will pass. the clock is ticking. failure right now only guarantees that america higher price, a much higher price down the line. on appropriations mr. president, we have ten days left for both parties in both chambers to fully fund the government. both parties keep making progress on appropriations related to defense, financial services homeland security labor, and health and human services and education. the legislative branch and state and foreign operations. both parties took a huge step last week when we passed the first six proposalses bills with strong bipartisan -- appropriations bills with strong bipartisan support. braked important programs -- we protected important programs. the job is only halfway done and passing the second gro

pacific them passing over mexico.tes from texas to maine. we'll have this total darkness for just a couple of minutes in. the faa says that that could cause lengthy delays at airports in those tapes. i would like to hear from the public because we can't fly that are well, that's what i do here for asian why that is going to be something clearly that causes delays when there's a total solar. what i do i do here is just make a said. >> anyway, we're hoping ty see in the bay area not because we're in the path of totality but business. a couple of places offering live feeds and the him right now. one of right there. and lawrence think they're all. so i'm excited to tell. and they have a couple of different locations. one day you're watching, john, that's going to be dicey as ohio taking. that is because they have bad weather or cloudy. i know everyone's like coming down in ohio being like to still go there. it's sure main probably could be a little cloudy, too. yeah, you just got to kind of do the lack of the drive, if yo

the exhibit spent 20 days exploring little-explored areas of the remote bounty islands in the south pacificduals were even caught and have already been handed over. biologists for further study. the waters around new zealand are rich in biodiversity, but until recently scientists were not able to study them carefully, but now, as he says, no, in fact, it is very surprising that in the 21st century there remain such areas, pieces of land, perhaps here not completely earth, here it’s more like an ocean, where man has not yet studied everything, but that means great discoveries await us, and i will continue, our belly in the world. birds, i’ll add on my own behalf. on april 1, we will all celebrate international bird day, or we can just listen to their singing , which, by the way, has a beneficial effect on human resources, which, by the way, can already be heard somewhere in the parks, right now on our air, you can also, of course, do something in honor of the birds, well, for example, create a brooch, yes, you heard right, exactly this task proposes to create a capital zoo by the end of marc

and establishing a security presence in the south pacific, bundled with china, now has the largest diplomatic presence in the region, as well as long as he has been talking, afraid enough delays. here is us counterpart anthony blinking has been deepening alliances without allies, south korea. and the philippines, many smaller nations in the region though, a wary of both united states and china and don't want to be forced to pick sides. remote analysts say, could be the beginning of a new cold war. adrian brown, al jazeera weddington, mont, who is an officer coming up with carrie johnson in just a moment. thanks for watching. also, 0 bye for now. in china, this is a summer bathroom for the fatherland. care boys and girls as young as 6th learned to handle firearms and develop insurance to be ready to protect that country. i would make you run so hard to $1.00 oh, $1.00 east visits. china is military capital kids. on alex's 0 a, we do look at the world's top business stores, how much is the rebuilding going to cost and who pays from global markets. and economies of small businesses have just sta

that will begin over the south pacific, an impasse over mexico and the u.s. and canada. 13 states from texas to maine. we'll have this temporary total darkness. and so the fda is warning because they say that that could cause delays at airports and those and millions of americans are expected to travel. this is interesting delays and everything that because we can't fly in that are settling. what is the problem? it's total eclipse of the ask these are we're going to stay here and watch from livermore. overnight. we're talking lab in the u.s. for joining places. you can see a viewing. what i like is they've got 2 locations, one in mexico. a lot texas i think i think it was texas. proving their odds that one of those locations of knowing no they're like it's coming. oh, i would have loved to have gotten out there. this point, the plane tickets. >> expensive way invest. is just to stay here and talk the live streams at the live streams will be cool. explore torrey and my nose capel a cool late this coming up. really quick. and today is going to be a good day to

china sea, and establishing a security presence in the south pacific, which china now has the largest diplomatic presence in the region. well one e has been talking upfront, you didn't authorize you, is us counterpart anthony blinking has been deepening alliances without allies, south korea, and the philippines. many smaller nations in the region though, a wary of both united states and china. and don't want to be forced to pick sides. remote analysts say, could be the beginning of a new cold war. adrian brown out to 0 weddington the you're in union, and the united nations have criticized hong kong this new security law that grants the government more power to quash, defend. they say it could be road fundamental freedoms. article 23 punishes offenses, including treason and espionage with sentences ranging from several years to life imprisonment. it follows that china in pose national security law, passed in 2020, after pro democracy protests a year earlier. your westbrook reports from hong kong here in hong kong probation. lawmakers that voted unanimously to post hong comes home, grow

china sea and establishing a security presence in the south pacific, which china now has the largest diplomatic presence in the region as well as long as he has been talking afraid enough delays. here is us counterpart anthony blinking has been deepening alliances without allies, south korea, and the philippines. many smaller nations in the region, though, a wary of both united states and china, and don't want to be forced to pick sides. remote analysts say, could be the beginning of a new code, will adrian brown out to 0 weddington. it's a law allowing the us side, it takes us to arrest and devote undocumented migrants across the border from mexico has been put on hold by an appeal schools below. we intend to effect off to being approved by the us supreme court. but despite that development migrant say that i still wore it, i'll just say it was, how did your castro reports? dozens of men recently arrive to the united states from central and south. america are waiting at a houston, texas gas station for work. their hopes evaporate with each passing car that offers new jobs for undocu

pacific. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media building no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now complex because new zealand are united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states, australia or in britain bonus, orcus, china as well, using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. so

pacific. don mclean. gail is a geo political. i'm this lecture at the deluxe style university manila. he says that the visit on the school was trying his growing economic ties with australia. you know, the thing with a trillion now is you know, the visits of a foreign affairs minister wong, you know, 6 to continue existing efforts toward stabilizing relations. now, you know, china has also been the same thing to watch easing sanctions on wind, for example, in australia and businessman are watching as well. but on the one hand, we have, despite the sanction, suppose an australia, a few years back of china, is exports raising the record levels 39 percent in the past 3 years. and there's been a growing interest within china towards the struggle in commodities. and on the other hand, do you have the current administration in australia that is willing to center on economics of foreign policy and thus trying to stabilize relations with china. but the problem here is there are 2 different perceptions

what $1,000,000 for a solars fo sonel jail on an island in the south pacific,ut a jail that ony holdspeople. and the solar panel will probably cost more than the entire jail itself. >> one hundred for an internet cafe in oregon. an internet cafe? >> what is this? germany in the nineties, awhn internet cafe. >> are they just giving moneyar to starbuckse th ? >> how about this? 15 million dollars to stri p ankle monitors on cows? how hard is it to keep track? 0o a cow. they're £1,000 in sloun and sw and fenced in the acp balti in baltimore is getting a half a million bucks for their headquarters d. >> they help democrats, so why l not send thepem a half a million dollars? fire marshal bowmados? n, the guy who pulled the alarm on capitol hill, wants a million and a half dollars to teach kindergartners teach about clime change. fetterman wants $1,000,000 forln a community center that hosts d fetish and parties. i think that's torture. when he got caught about it,s his office put out a statement saying he retracts the earmark. but no put out statemew fettermt and says he actually does supp

pacific, a long use visit was only confirm 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston, pete is one of the few events open to the media. they'll be no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship, imposing because china is new zealand because trading pop now. complex because new zealand are united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states, australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china as well. and using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. so i think the priority for china is obvious

china sea and establishing a security presence in the south pacific, which china now has the largest diplomatic presence in the region as well as long as he has been talking afraid enough delays. here is us counterpart anthony blinking has been deepening alliances without allies, south korea, and the philippines. many smaller nations in the region though, a wary of both united states and china and don't want to be forced to pick sides in more. analysts say, could be the beginning of a new cold war. adrian brown out to 0 weddington, a gas explosion in a coal mine and buckets. thom has killed 12 people, the blonde schools to collapse inside the peasant, the town of cost. august ounce prime minister chavez sharif. has expressed profound sorrow and grief over the loss of precious lots a law allowing the us side of texas to arrest and support undocumented migrants who across the board from mexico has been put on hold by an appeals court. the lawyer wins into effect up to being approved by the us supreme court. but despite the slightest development migrate inside, the still worried observe

and then we also recently launched university of the south pacific digital cyber connectivity partnershiptting from our partners. to provide them the digital services they need control their own information. >> this is an area that we really need to work on. i am going to turn the gavel to senator kaine. i have to be on the floor in regards to nominee for haiti. we will be voting on the confirming ambassador for haiti which is extremely important in our foreign policy decision-making. to let me thank you we will recognize senator romney. you know, i don't watch us as closely as a note you do to see what china is doing. but i mt admit i strikes me they have a very comprehensive plan to establish global leadership and replace us but that's international institutions, insinuate themselves in leadership, whether it is the movement awayn autocracy freedom house indicates the trend continues again. year they dominate certan raw materials for the raw materials of the future whether it is nickel, magnesium, or rarf those things. or the processing of than they put in place the rail lines get the r

pacific and nimitz met eleanor, he said privately, now i know who the brains of the family. so they say, let let's let's talk about lincoln as a communicator and of course, all eyes were on lincoln at the period that you just talked about when the sexy lincoln goes into the lincoln-douglas debates. now, i'm not going to let you forget that, especially because of the hair stuff. so let's take a look at this clip, a scene recreating the lincoln debates. lincoln felt that his life had been a flat failure compared to douglas's. douglas had gotten further than he had, and now they're running against each other. the senate now i am no giant like judge. i'm a mere mortal. so now his ambition is far exceeds my own. his party, they all him to be president. one day and, then they will all reap the benefits of his greatness. yes, but nobody has ever looked at my lean like face and expected me to be president. people come these debates with all the fervent love and attention that they would bring to a giant sporting event today. but these were more important than. any sporting event cou

pacific and nimitz met eleanor, he said privately, now i know who the brains of the family. so they say, let let's let's talk about lincoln as a communicator and of course, all eyes were on lincoln at the period that you just talked about when the sexy lincoln goes into the lincoln-douglas debates. now, i'm not going to let you forget that, especially becs take a look at this clip a scene recreating the lincoln debates. lincoln felt that his life had been a flat failure compared to douglas's. douglas had gotten further than he had, and now they're running against each other. the senate now i am no giant like judge. i'm a mere mortal. so now his ambition is far exceeds my own. his party, they all him to be president. one day and, then they will all reap the benefits of his greatness. yes, but nobody has ever looked at my lean like face and expected me to be president. people come these debates with all the fervent love and attention that they would bring to a giant sporting eventwere more important than. any sporting event could have been. i am here to talk about basic princi

pacific and nimitz met eleanor, he said privately, now i know who the brains of the family. so they say, let let's let's talk about lincoln as a communicator and of course, all eyes were on lincoln at the period that you just talked about when the sexy lincoln goes into the lincoln-douglas debates. now, i'm not going to let you forget that, especially because of the hair stuff. so let's take a look at this clip, a scene recreating the lincoln debates. lincoln felt that his life had been a flat failure compared to douglas's. douglas had gotten further than he had, and now they're running against each other. the senate now i am no giant like judge. i'm a mere mortal. so now his ambition is far exceeds my own. his party, they all him to be president. one day and, then they will all reap the benefits of his greatness. yes, but nobody has ever looked at my lean like face and expected me to be president. people come these debates with all the fervent love and attention that they would bring to a giant sporting event today. but these were more important than. any sporting event cou