and now the chief of the offers the philippines on board. so if an incident had happened there, if the philippine midgard ship was injured, then we could have looked at the very period of situation. at the same time. there was a christmas con volume of a civil society group aboard a civilian vessel which was supposed to go into the area in order to show it support and solidarity. oh, we definitely can a soldiers and to somehow support the philippine case in the area, that board was actually intimidated by a number of chinese warships, not just coast guard vessels or melisha, but the worships. so you have 2 incidents at the same time happening over the weekend, and it's clear china is trying to signal to the philippines that it is willing to take the initiative. and he was willing to risk the arm conflict. and it's also challenging that i could states, in terms of his alliance commitments at the philippines. how does manella plan to manage this, increasing the adversarial relationship with china? i give them the china is different opinions is

in the philippines alone. my purpose in mentioning this is actually to in some ways lionize the marine corps because, you know, it's when you a sense of this larger perspective, you just how incredibly valorous the marines were, what major contribution they made. there just weren't that many of them. they mobilized six divisions in the course of the war. then you've got about four times that much army combat power. so the marines, by were supposed to be a select and mainly focused on combat. the army dealing not just with combat, but also is these other vast tasks that had to be done in order to win the war. so 42,000 of these soldiers, guys, this you see here would survive the army really does the plurality of the dying. they were felled by combat disease, accidents, the terrible privation of captivity. it was a of death. again, to give you another perspective here, harvest of death that totaled than the entirety of any previous american conflict, except, of course the civil war in world war one. so just the

you've done this in the face of harassment from the government of the philippines. and you detail all of this in your new book, "how to std up to a dictator." last year, you and russian journalist dmitry muratov won the nobel peace prize. why do you think it was so important that journalists were recognized by the nobel committee, something that hadn't happened for 90 years? >> i've always thought that the quality of a democracy's journalism, quality of a nation's journalists, determine the quality of its democracy. i've covered southeast asia since 1986, and i've -- you know, i began my career with the pendulum swing where it looked like democry was unstoppable. and now, at the tail end of my career, this pendulum is swinging back the other way. this time is important because democracy has been rolled back to 1989 levels, in terms of the number of countries around the world. 60% of the world's population now live under autocrats, autocracy. >> which was the case in 1989. >> ah, yes. and the worst part here is that we are back in a place where propaganda has shifted

the philippines. the philippines was also a possession of of spain and the united states thought that it was important to defeat spain, not just in cuba, but along its crumbling empire. so assistant secretary of the navy theodore roosevelt, gives the order to commodore george dewey, who is in charge of the asiatic squadron in hong kong, to move his ships to manila. and then he defeats the spanish flotilla. so here in this painting that we have behind us, we see the as yet the the asiatic squadron defeating the spanish flotilla, which is all in disarray and smoking in the background. as you can see. so let's go into cuba now and find out what happened there. this gentleman has quite a presence. tell me about him. yeah, well, that is to say, marty, in a portrait by artist miranda de niro, who was a cuban artist, who in the 1940. so posthumously after a long after marty had died, was one of the main responsible artists to cement the image of marty in cuban art history. he created many, many portraits of

s embassy in the philippines. that balance has been disturbed, and we have clearly veered towards the american now. so it's not even the fact that the student, the national interest, should encourage search advice for the china. that's only because it is the 2nd largest economy of the world, but also because we are so close to china and could possibly benefit from the economic bullying. china i want to mention because you want to. so you mentioned your full way employed to talk to a controversial, they got very popular amongst many filipinos not so popular internationally, especially perhaps among people of the i. c. c approved was north. so i just want to get your opinion on that. you a post an investigation into, to talk to i'm, what are your thoughts? well, can you explain why i know? so what are your thoughts done? me on the impartiality o p i c. c. the weather in the 1st place, the philippines, and i was one of the foremost advocates by joining the icy c joined the icy c. only because of the principle of comp

you've done this in the face of harassment from the government of the philippines. and you detail all of this in your new book, "how to stand up to a dictator." last year, you and russian journalist dmitry muratov won the nobel peace prize. why do you think it was so important that journalists were recognized by the nobel committee, something that hadn't happened for 90 years? >> i've always thought that the quality of a democracy's journalism, quality of a nation's journalists, determine the quality of its democracy. i've covered southeast asia since 1986, and i've -- you know, i began my career with the pendulum swing where it looked like democracy was unstoppable. and now, at the tail end of my career, this pendulum is swinging back the other way. this time is important because democracy has been rolled back to 1989 levels, in terms of the number of countries around the world. 60% of the world's population now live under autocrats, autocracy. >> which was the case in 1989. >> ah, yes. and the worst part here is that we are back in a place where propaganda has shi

but with the united states treat the bound to protect the philippines . there are concerns, any escalation between miller engaging could be what actually draws washington's hands and knots. china is increasingly aggressive maneuvers around taiwan. what we're seeing is that the in the pacific region is increasingly becoming a theater for a super powers to, to play their games with one another. and this is unfortunate for small countries or recruit countries will have legitimate national security interests to protect and defend to the south trying to seize yes, another flushed points in the region boxed by geo political friction. the latest confrontation between the philippines in china, a stock reminder of the delicate balancing act, old policies in the region must be full. and that was the day you can follow as on our social media platforms at cdw news. and for the licensed headlines as always, the w dot com over at d w. the boards. this training is taking more than a trip there germane through 1700 kilometers of v, as in nice history. 32 hour ride from n

ship and the philippine resupply vessel. the chief of staff of the philippine armed forces was on bold, long standing maritime tensions between badging and manila, have ratcheted up in recent weeks with vessels from both sides, squaring off into disputed voices, through which some 3 trillion us dollars of trade policies each year. this is why the frictions playing out the scar show and 2nd, thomas show tiny tools in the south. china sea claimed by both manila and beijing, they full within the philippines, exclusively economics. so in yellow here, but also within china, so called 9 dash line. the area that china claims is it, so that's despite the 2016 ruling, the agents claims had no legal basis. often the latest confrontation, the philippines, that china is actions in the south china sea. which manila cools the west philippine sea where serious escalation continued to call on china to be a responsible member of the international community and abide by its commitments, deceased from undertaking actions to violate philippine

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also coming to the philippines, threats to china's in bassett, or in manila, the philippine government malls, whether to expel beijing's envoy after more confrontations in the disputed waters of the south china sea. on a critical summit for ukraine's future annual leaders meet in brussels to decide on the opening of accession talks with ukraine and on further financial aid for key. but hunger as prime minister is threatening to block the plan the on the comm fairly welcome to the program. israel to prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected international calls for a cease fire and gaza, including a non binding resolution backed by the un general assembly on tuesday. in a meeting with is really soldiers, not in yahoo said that the military would continue. it's offensive against them off, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the you, as well as the us and other nations. the government, if i say this, even given the great pain in the international pressure, so nothing will stop us. we will continue until the end until victory. nothing less than that. i think even though

but with the united states treat the bound to protect the philippines. there are concerns, any escalation between miller and aging could be what actually draws washington's hands and knots. china is increasingly aggressive maneuvers around taiwan. what we're seeing is that the in the pacific region is increasingly becoming a theater for a super powers to, to play their games with one another. and this is unfortunate for small countries or weaker countries will have legitimate national security interests to protect and defend the south. tennessee is yes, another flushed points in the region boxed by geo political friction. the latest confrontation between the philippines in china, a stock reminder of the delicate balancing act, old policies and the regions must perform. and that was the day and follows on our social media platforms at b, w. news. and for the latest headlines as always, the w dot com over the w the to the points, a strong opinions. clear position. international perspective. in 20244000000000 to have the opportunity to vote. with many voter

the philippines. there are concerns, any escalation between miller and aging, could be what actually draws washington's hands and knots. china is increasingly aggressive maneuvers around taiwan. what we're seeing is that the in the pacific region is increasingly becoming a theater for a super powers to, to play their games with one another. and this is unfortunate for small countries or weaker countries will have legitimate national security interests to protect and defend the south. tennessee is yes, another flushed points in the region boxed by geo political friction. the latest confrontation between the philippines in china, a stock reminder of the delicate balancing act, old policies and the regions must be full. and that was the day you can follow us on our social media platforms. at dw news and licensed headlines as always, the w dot com over at the w the, to the point, a strong opinions. clear position. international perspective. in 20244000000000 to have the opportunity to vote. with many vote

there are preparations for us to attend the asian age group competitions in the philippines. the preparation is above 90 % and it will reach 100% in these three or four days until the russian competition. i hope iranian teenagers will return to the philippines asian games with their hands full. china and japan are our rivals and i hope to beat them in the philippines and win a medal. i intend to. which improved all my records i will prepare for the philippine relay races. the iranian militia team will participate in the philippine asian games in 3 age groups, youths, youths and adults. amir rafati, radio and television news agency. and a review of some other news. in the opening match of the club world cup in saudi arabia last night, the etihad football team. the host country won with three goals against new zealand's aklan city team, and on friday, in the second match against egypt's al-ahly, mire romarino kante and benzema , the scorers of al ittihad, were in this match, according to the league organization, the referees bought new phones. and for use in the 122nd city of t

longest existing extreme is groups based in the southern philippines in the now. and during that defensive, one of the leaders of, i'm a say i was killed in this as, according to the philippine military. and so this is one and build that they are really looking into right now. but based on the statement of president brandon and marcus junior as well, and there might be an element of a for in terrorism here as well, which is something that the defense secretary give brett that you. darl also mentioned during his press conference just a couple of hours ago. so just to give you a, a little bit of context here. and all you mentioned already, verbally was the scene of a months long siege in the southern philippines, between government forces and another extreme screw ice of linked. or at least i still inspired group the multi group back in 2017. now, according to the philippine military, they have severely weakened the multi group. but this doesn't mean that the group doesn't have the capability to carry out this kind of attack solely just briefly. as you say, this has

and as the on the use organization representative in the philippines, essays, the u. s. is exploiting the front of the balance of power in the region. if nothing really benefit the philippines and a lot of things that there may be pros and thoughts, but it's more of a disadvantage uh, considering the geopolitical situation between badging and washington. so we're getting in the middle of this, which we're not supposed to be in some certain level of pressure here that we see. so for example, it's not related to china, but for example, in the philippines, let's try to buy arms from russia. i think it was, it has, it covers the faith, remember, correctly, and bureau for us, afraid of secondary sanctions from the united states. so of course, if you ask about the pressures there should be in history of pressure, per se, from washington phillips, who would want to cooperate in china the most actually because in terms of the economy, china is the biggest economy in the region. that's a bothering of telecommunications just in the trade and everything may chang is a very benefici

that's something the philippines and the u.s. happen. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm rosemary church. for our international viewers, "world sport" is up next. for our viewers in the united states and canada, more cnn newsroom in a moment. >>> a warm welcome back to our viewers in north america . i'm rosemary church. >> -- baker today in "the new york times." he said that i want to be a dictator. i didn't say that. i said i want to be a dictator for one day. but "the new york times" said -- and you know why i wanted to be a dictator? i want a wall. right? i want a wall. and i want to drill, drill, drill. >> donald trump, doubling down on his dictator comments that are causing concerns in some circles. but the former president's staunchest supporters don't pay those remarks too much attention. focusing on matters discussed around the dinner table and making ends meet as the halladays approach. ell reeve takes us to one deep state in indiana to gauge the mood there. ♪ >> reporter: this is the annual redneck christmas parade. >> i

so that's why from the chinese perspective, all of that meaning that the philippines is now doing the u.s. bidding to stir trouble, to challenge the chinese power and supremacy in the region. so the u.s. very much seen as part of this growing saga, and that obviously doesn't bode well for where the situation is headed. rosemary. >> all right. our thanks to steven jiang for bringing us that live report from beijing. >>> police in spain have arrested a venezuelan citizen considered to be one of the alleged leaders of a major worldwide hacker group. they've not identified the suspect but say the person is linked to the hacker group known as kelvin security. investigators say it's connected to more than 300 high-level cyberattacks in more than 90 countries in the last three years. the suspect is accused of data breaching, hacking, and money laundering using cryptocurrency. kelvin security is also suspected of using the dark web to sell confidential data linked to countries, including the united states, germany, italy, and japan. >>> argentina's new president promise the sunday it was the

the philippines and the us conduct the joint military drills involving air c and ground troops. but the keystone of cooperation between the states is decades old military agreement prancing washington, the right to have its military personnel and bases on the islands. we spoke to all see on youth organization, representatives in the philippines. daniel who go santos, who says the agreement does not benefit his country. if nothing really benefit the philippines in a lot of things, that there may be pros and thoughts, but it's more of a disadvantage considering the geopolitical situation between badging and washington. so we're getting in the middle of this, which we're not supposed to be into a certain level of pressure here that we see. so for example, it's not related to china, but for example, the, for the beans. let's try to buy arms from russia. i think it doesn't have the golf course, the phase, remember correctly. and there are for us, afraid of secondary sanctions from the united states. so of course, if you ask about the pressure there should be in history of pressure, p

the philippines right. it's another we to try new ways of telling stories of it's not up to us to restore trust. this is going to be something that we're going to have to do in our areas of influence. but in our may 2022 elections, we worked with. 150 different groups to create a four layer hashtag, first page, pyramid. what do i mean by that layer one where 16 news organized nations working together for the first time in the philippines, we gave them kpis and everything that our news groups created it became creative commons license meaning anyone can use it these fact checks remember boring checks they don't spread so the second layer is called the mesh this is 116 civil society groups human rights groups. the church came in, business groups came in and we did a an influence through marketing campaign for fax and we told every one of the 116 they had to share those boring fact checks, but they shared it with emotion and they couldn't use anger. what we found from the data is, guess what? emotion spreads a

the best leader that the philippines have ever had. the struggle is against memory against forgetting. technology makes us forget and changes the narrative. right? there is no difference between the online world and the physical world because there is only one of us. we live in both worlds. why are there different laws? online violence is real-world violence. if you can make people believe lies are fact and then you can control them. in my nobel lecture i said that an atom bomb exploded in the information ecosystem. because we need to prevent humanity from doing it worst, we need laws to protect them. the core laws here in the united states from the 1996 communication decency act which allows tech companies impunity to continue to spread the lies. it's not a freedom of speech issue. it's a safety issue and engineering issue. these technology companies, the new gatekeepers into the public sphere, with the analytical whistleblower, we were talking about this. he pointed out to have a toaster in your home in the united states, that toaste

the philippines right. it's another we to try new ways of telling stories of it's not up to us to restore trust. this is going to be something that we're going to have to do in our areas of influence. but in our may 2022 elections, we worked with. 150 different groups to create a four layer hashtag, first page, pyramid. what do i mean by that layer one where 16 news organized nations working together for the first time in the philippines, we gave them kpis and everything that our news groups created it became creative commons license meaning anyone can use it these fact checks remember boring checks they don't spread so the second layer is called the mesh this is 116 civil society groups human rights groups. the church came in, business groups came in and we did a an influence through marketing campaign for fax and we told every one of the 116 they had to share those boring fact checks, but they shared it with emotion and they couldn't use anger. what we found from the data is, guess what? emotion spreads a

so more to india and the philippines, i will talk to the philippines first. the philippine military, 70% of the military is army. they have 11 divisions and what they are trying to do and they are a 7 and a half thousand island, they are trying to figure out how to reorganize, retrain, retool, refit their military to be able to operate in maritime in order to protect their territorial integrity and national sovereignty, that's what the chinese are doing. they are violating that. same true for actual control in india and you're right, we did provide information, we did provide isr but maybe the more important point was also there was training platform that we have, largest army to army exercise that india has is the one that they do with us. we just finished in alaska, a year ago we did in himalayas and we are going back again next year and india has asked to increase the size of that exercise of what was about 300, 400 people to 650 people of brigade. they, in fact, bought 445 triple 7's and training on 155 is very similar instrument that's being used in euro

gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and the grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and sides as just another colony. the 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupied american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate gorilla war, washington was forced to sit in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the u. s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, lead to the death of about 200000 philippines. the americans managed to suppress the gorillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but

in the philippines — where are we heading? in the philippines being _ where are we heading?ines being a climate i where are we heading? in the - philippines being a climate activist carries a real risk and i believe ii carries a real risk and i believe 11 environmental defenders were killed last year. it is the deadliest country to be a climate defender. what is that light? indie country to be a climate defender. what is that light?— what is that light? we are one of the most dangerous _ what is that light? we are one of the most dangerous countries i what is that light? we are one of the most dangerous countries in | what is that light? we are one of i the most dangerous countries in the world for environmental defenders. to go up against large—scale mining industries and the polluting industries and the polluting industries to call out to the government on accountability and an action is to be seen as a terrorist so we need to ensure when we talk about climate justice it is also about climate justice it is also about ensuring the life of environmental defenders across the

shelves and storms all the story across the philippines. now, despite the stormy weather that was predicted for eastern areas of australia, it was sunshine and joy on bondai beach and sydney. lots of merriment and twice, guys to be found there. well, the weather has swept its way and you can see those storms rumbling their way up the coast of queens and some more digging down into the very southeast corner when windy conditions dominating here. so what's the weather looking across the north that'll gather of us moving to areas of western australia by the time we get to the mid week, but it's still a very hot story. full central and weston areas. a spring scene 41 degrees celsius . the on wednesday with lots of heat it is a tenant object to produce object these coverage. many parts of is really media are effectively engaging in propaganda or genocide. what these really military was telling us does not fit in with what evidence they have so far. and yet on the fringes of israeli public, this course and seeing more voices persist sale, calling

i know you made headlines in the philippines about the law against the communists in the, in the philippines on your recent visit. lot of news amidst the golf 28 conference whilst of course gaza focuses the minds of all of this region given is really ministers at these rails just by using nuclear weapons and gaza. do you don't think the environmental threat now most pressing one is the threat of nuclear war? not the threat to have c o 2 in me. same or no, i yeah. well, obviously nuclear weapons is a, is a great start and it's been around for a long time. i think the greatest right is climate change and, and the lack of action of dealing with climate change because it's going to have a long term consequences. you know ecological and, and she gave him an impact. so will the poor face all the, all the challenges and the ritual have bunkers to live in and they're yours. and the boy will be told the recycling little bit more and you were in the philippines . i mean, the pool or the philippines will have it even delford time, while new american for new american bases will be built at a norm as env

i know you made headlines in the philippines about the low against the communists in the, in the philippines on your recent visit. lot of news amidst the golf 28 conference whilst of course gaza focuses the minds of, of this region given is really ministers that these rails just start using nuclear weapons and gaza. do you don't think the environmental threat now most pressing one is the threat of nuclear war? not the threat to have c o 2 in me. same or no, i yeah. well, obviously nuclear weapons is a, is a great start and it's been around for a long time. i think the greatest right is climate change and, and the lack of action of dealing with climate change because it's going to have a long term consequences. you know ecological and, and she gave an impact. so will the poor face all the, all the challenges and the ritual have bunkers to live in and they're yours. and the boy will be told the recycling little bit more and you were in the philippines . i mean, the pool or the philippines will have it even tougher time, while new american for new american bases will be built as a norm, as envi

the philippines, as accused the chinese coast god of using the water. i kind of need to extract 3 of its volts. yeah. and dispute that area of the south china sea, the philippines, as the vessels where the liver and supplies to fish them in the reef controlled by china. china seized the reef from the philippines in 2012 hundreds of people in the georgia and capital to believe that you have matched in support of their country become many candidates, the membership of the loop in union. d. u is expected to announce that's decision next week. the blog has told the judge how to address corruption and electro deficiencies. try me to active is to have slammed opec opposite reports, the match, the head of opec routes to members, adding them to refuse any agreement. i've cop 28. that would see fossil fuels faced out climates containers on several countries. see that oil contents resistance threatens to finance? yeah, you know, try to focus on transitioning to renewable energy to deal with any and you and has agreed on legislation to govern the use of rights. of

of the philippine islands. the quake had a preliminary magnitude of 7.6. mary on five row talks from people in the bay area worried about their loved ones. >>> at the filipino restaurant in east san jose, employees have been reaching out to their relatives in the philippines to make sure they are okay, and some of their family members have told them they have already experienced strong aftershocks. >> this video shows glasses and tables shaking as people are screaming in a hotel restaurant. as a 7.6 earthquake hits in the philippines. the powerful quake hit in the southern philippine island on saturday. >> i was very worried about it. >> reporter: john carl of san jose says his mom, grandparents and cousins all live there now and he's worried about them. >> it was very strong, and they were panicking. after the earthquake. >> glasses broken furniture fell, his family rented safety outside of their home. >> semantic furniture was falling from the tables. >> he says his family was not hurt, but he is worried what

the philippines has accused the chinese coast guard of using water can to obstruct the 3 of its boats, and they are disputed area of the south china sea. the philippine says the vessels were delivering supplies to fishermen. near reef control by china. china sees the re from the philippines in 2012 the byte and presidential campaign has condemned a block emergency abortion for a texas woman carrying the fetus with a fatal diagnosis. a report granted take cox and abortion with the texas supreme court has blocked the ruling. the tour at 20 weeks pregnant cox's, she's running over time interest without an abortion. she'll have complications that will leave her unable to have more children. 6 hundreds of people. 6 have gathered in the george and capital police in march to support their country, becoming a candidate for membership of the european union. brussels is expected to announce its decision next week. the eu has told georgia to address issues like corruption and the like total deficiencies. to do your opinion has agreed to legislation to govern the use of artificial intelligence. t

i know you made headlines in the philippines about the low against the communists in the, in the philippines on your recent visit. lot of news amidst the golf 28 conference whilst of course gaza focuses the minds of, of this region given is really ministers that these rails just start using nuclear weapons and gaza. do you don't think the environmental threat now most depressing one is the threat of nuclear war. not the threat of c o 2 in me. same or no i yeah. well, obviously nuclear weapons is a, is a great start and it's been around for a long time. i think the greatest right is climate change and, and the lack of action of dealing with climate change because it's going to have a long term consequences, you know, ecological. and she gave an impact. so will the poor face all the, all the challenges and the ritual have bunkers to live in and they're yours. and the pool will be told the recycling little bit more. and you were in the philippines. i mean, the pool or the philippines will have it even tougher time, while new american for new american bases will be built at a norm. is environmen

in the philippines, dozens of earthquakes in a row, this caused a tsunami off the coast of japan. the idf's most powerful bombing of gaza since the beginning of the conflict, hamas responded by shelling tel aviv. peace rallies again attract thousands of people. big mass starts in the final of the second stage of the russian biathlon cup. men and the leader of our team anton smolsky. belarus is again in the grip of snowfall. due to difficult weather conditions , an orange alert level has been declared in the country. during the day, snowstorms will move to the northeast of the country. there will be light ice and wet snow in the southeast. there is icy conditions on some sections of the roads. the ministry of emergency situations advises not to use personal vehicles if possible. the maximum temperature during the day is from 0 to 6° below zero. but ice on reservoirs is still deceptively dangerous. asvod is on duty in enhanced mode. the coating is extremely fragile, covered with snow in many places. on in some areas, cracks and gullies form, and the ice thickness is on average about

over to the philippines. how's the cues? the chinese postcard of using water kind of to obstruct for you if it's boats near a disputed area of the south china sea. the philippines says the vessels were delivering supplies to fishermen. the reef controlled by china, china seas that re from the philippines in 2012. and before we go, the act of ryan o'neill has died. he was 80 to the 1970 block bus. the love story launched him to fight the american 1st made a name for himself and the soap opera pates in place. well, he'll then one critical price for his wishing performance opposite his 9 year old daughter tatum, in the field paper moved on. the screen is love affair with 1970 stuff out forces, and a series of drug busts kept him in the headlines or you're watching . dw news is a reminder of our top story. israel continues to bombard targets in southern gaza. this comes off to the united states block to un security council resolution calling for a safe spot viewing says between the terry and support system in gaz

i know you made headlines in the philippines about the low against the communists in the, in the philippines on your recent visit. lot of news amidst the golf 28 conference whilst of course gaza focuses the minds of all for this region given is really ministers that these rates just start using nuclear weapons in gaza. do you don't think the environmental threat now most pressing one is the threat of nuclear war? not the threat to have c o 2 in me same. you know, i yeah. well, obviously nuclear weapons is a, is a great start and it's been around for a long time. i think the greatest right is climate change and, and the lack of action of dealing with climate change because it's going to have a long term consequences. you know ecological and she gave an impact. so will the poor face all the all the challenges and the ritual have bunkers to live in and they're yours. and the boy will be told the recycling a little bit more and you were in the philippines. i mean, the pool or the philippines will have it even tougher time, while new american for new american bases will be built at a norm as envi

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the philippines given what happened.t could be a precursor to china's attack on taiwan. our government reporter in manila, thank you so much. staying with china, a tech ceo says tech firms with exposure to china run a fine line. she spoke exclusively with tom mackenzie on how the chip designer is navigating geopolitical tensions and the sector. >> like most tech ceos, we all run very fine lines these days. ceos 10 years ago did not talk to government officials with the frequency that we do today. we comply with all the export controls, whether from the u.s. or other parts of the world. china is a big market, about 25% today. china looks like the rest of the world though in terms of the ecosystems they build, the software that runs on the processors and the markets they want to address. the big markets going for us in china, unsurprisingly, are cloud and automotive. automotive and dvds are going very fast in china. you just have to travel to china. >> i want to talk about arm's place in the u.k., it was conceived in cambr

i know you made headlines in the philippines about the low against the communists in the, in the philippines on your recent visit. lot of news amidst the golf 28 conference whilst of course gaza focuses the minds of, of this region given is really ministers that these rates just start using nuclear weapons in gaza. do you don't think the environmental threat now most pressing one is the threat of nuclear war? not the threat of c o 2 in me. same or no, i yeah. well, obviously nuclear weapons is a, is a great start and it's been around for a long time. i think the greatest right is climate change and, and the lack of action of dealing with climate change because it's going to have a long term consequences, you know, ecological. and she gave an impact. so will the poor face all the, all the challenges and the ritual have bunkers to live in and they're yours. and the boy will be told the recycling little bit more and you were in the philippines . i mean, the pool or the philippines will have it even tougher time, while new american for new american bases will be built as a norm, as environmental

in 2 hours in the philippines. they are reading losses, waves of panic, the tsunami forecast did notome true, but there is a new threat. decompose constructivism brick by brick, in the center of the zots, a unique exhibition, in a former bakery, labyrinths of images, thoughts and memories. no, the beginning and end of viewing the exhibition. there is no correct route at all. ideally, you want to get lost. around the clock, without a break, work is in full swing at the reception center for a direct line with the president; it will be held in a joint format with a large press conference. december 14 - results of the year with vladimir putin, calls, sms, website, applications and social networks. you can ask a question in any convenient way. and the russians are doing this very actively. our correspondent, anna kurbatova, is convinced of this; she will tell you what is asked most often. here is the center for receiving applications. putin, it’s here, operators receive and process your calls, and they arrive every second. hello, you have called the editorial office of the year-end progra

the now the new state media and beijing of the keys in the philippines of repeatedly breaching chinese territory in the south china sea tension around disputed areas has increased and boost and months. both sides have blamed each other for a number of reasons. confrontations between philippine and chinese vessels. state media is a the philippines is relying on the us to provoke china. calling it extremely dangerous behavior long slowly has more formation. all the comments about the south china sea 1st appeared in the common traits in the china daily, and they relate to picked up by the people's daily long considered a chinese communist party mouthpiece. now they struck a raw, the strident tone, but they all what we've come to expect from chinese media, which are launch the only the state owned or state control. now this comments, he singled out the philippines, accusing it of stirring up trouble in the region and also accusing it of doing washington's bidding. now the dispute in the south china sea dates back decade, and it's not just between china and the philippines. taiwan is also a

as the 7.6 earthquake hits in the philippines.erful quake hit in the southern philippine island of mindenao on saturday. john carl says his mom, grand parents and cousins all live there. >> it was very strong. they were panicking after the earthquake. >> reporter: he says his glasses broke and furniture fell and the family ran to safety. >> furniture was falling. >> reporter: he says his family was not hurt, but he's worried what could come next. philippine authorities issued a tsunami warning, which was later canceled. according to the u.s. tsunami warning system, no warnings or advisories were issued in the u.s. at this filipino restaurant in east san jose, ruth ann jiminez says she's worried about her husband and aunts in the philippines. >> just hope they're safe. >> reporter: and she's concerned about the possibility of a tsunami in the future. >> our house is closer to the beach as well, so i'm not sure if it's going to go all the way through our side. >> reporter: despite the strong quake, there are no immediate reports of

speak on the south china sea estate, media recuz's, the philippines of repeatedly preaching its territory and breaking the fossil fuel habits. why a country with override conditions is finding its so hard to switch to renew the hello. that things are looking rotten, mary and bright across central america and the caribbean will get that in a moment for us to, to south america. and it's very wild. and what whether to be found across the southern, the southern region. you can see that clutch of storms developing, it's going to stretch its way farther north, over the next few days, running through a year of wide power wise southern parts of brazil and northern argentine. and we've also got some very strong winds coming in for patagonia. we'll see temperatures across this region dropped down over the next few days, but it was all those storms a pull out to see. you can see them swelling away, giving way to move in the way of showers, running up to northern parts. so present heavier rain to come here on tuesday and that will stretch its way further north, over the next few days, some very heavy