way above its weight in terms of agricultural innovation. even china sent a delegation to learn more about how to grow crops in controlled environments. radical ideas like this are going to be key to shaking up the global food system. a system currently vulnerable to climate change, pests and disease. a system that can no longer run entirely on traditional farming methods. charlie angela out there re coast iceland. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. sedans, military leader has appointed a new ruling council and put himself in charge 2 weeks after he seized power. general abdel fatter albert han has included civilians, but not the main political coalition that had been sharing power with the military before it took over, the new council has been condemned by the un. russell soda has worn out from cotton

as the picture. how was that? that one is trying to send out a message that he has the support of the security forces army at the militia paramilitary group. and also, as by getting the representative or 5 different regions from sudan, he's sending out a message that he has built a national consensus. and this also strollers that the negotiations between the army and the also prime minister humbug, so far, how are failed? because there is no one from the previous transitional government headed by mr. abdullah ham look is presented in the new out the sovereignty causal refugees and migrant. serv. describe being beaten and rubbed to the border between bella, luce and poland before being ordered to cross over about 2000 people, living in dia, freezing conditions, as governments trade, accusations, and threats about the crisis. the un security council has met behind closed doors to discuss the border crisis. western countries, including the u. s. and the u. k. insist bella roost is trying to destabilize its

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al jazeera chinese president, changing ping has made the nation's goals clear to become more prosperous and powerful, but really not with taiwan. warmer yoke ending the eat, june, 20th, and a she so called anomaly. sure, i know how she was. you that kind of fun at mall tensions arising between the island and the mainland. and people are divided on where they stand. we are to you all by some way to law. she said, yes, our does was in the taiwan good wilkins on wading once. you know male, so it, though, ha ha, that's it. oh, jed and does the dashing night also, bumps at one a one east examines the fractured relationship between china and taiwan. ah

ah if china's national anthem sounds like a battle cry, he sees the songs lyrics, state back, the japanese invasion in the 19 thirty's. ah visa words the school students take to heart. the usa marshal at school is producing warriors citizens. yeah. oh yes,

a was the 12th century chinese general, and these days he's a folk hero. oh, his name is synonymous with loyalty and patriotism. oh, wow. oh yeah. oh wow. yes. mm. this fighting spirit is at the core of president cg pins leadership and it was on full display at the 110 of us, 3 of the chinese communist party from one to me. yet jerry, she hung over and i actually, she hope ya caught more. you on that shape farms. young john jones, i was going to go in. you'll hear no thought tongue

tongue, don't care. hunger whole portion of the old president seeking is encouraging all citizens to stand up for china's interests at home and abroad. and it's all in pursuit of something called the china dream. so the china dream is about making china as a country, as a state more prosperous, more powerful. so for individuals is not bound to individually becoming wealthier base about taking pride in china, the country, the state becoming more powerful. ah, in no bad. oh, you're better movie. yeah. yo yi la,

at the usa marshall at school students are taught core subjects. but the china dream is considered equally important. who hasn't the jelly? roger trenton, year fe. i for the junior this year this year. i what region? elements her. oh sure. please your cover by on last mega in the eyes. the boy them. someone on black one up. oh, here it is. i f, e l vidal wiggly. i was out of your goals of yahoo! your versus said yah, wiggle, era yogurt. how dan, for who are go? yeah. i see that there. it's a message they'll take from the school to their careers, permanently shall power windows, the valet u haul. she found a young lady that will want robins. yes. and pamela, my shower, you're sure. shall ye? yeah. boise la guardia. wow. and it's clear what some of these students want to be

dumping for others. a different dream idea now, but acting can also be patriotic. oh . ready ready ready ringback how ah, recovering the old empire maybe on china's to do list. but with talk of conflict over taiwan, what did the taiwanese think about their identity and future? oh ha. ah. so

we're in one of the busier sections of taipei and it's normally not more crowded right if it weren't broke over. ino clue is a form of special forces soldier and now a rising star politician. and he's concerned the taiwanese aren't prepared for what the future could hold to taiwan in elementary school. folks go through a quick training and we understand the do's and don'ts when we faced the fire. but there are certain more had a stroke of them that, that were less prepared for, including a potential military attack. and i think there's a higher risk of that with all the investments that i know it's been making over the last few decades. this year, china increased military pressure on taiwan and the global concern about the threats of conflict. china's nissan could reach every part of the island in minute . the government has a list of all of the qualified air raid shelter in the city,

and they put it on a map. it looks like this. and these are mixed underground facilities underneath office building shopping malls, the residential complexes. they're mostly parking lot right and complex lose his tie ones, 817000 air raid shelters are expected to accommodate more than 20000000 people. if you look around that, you'll see a parking lot. but there are a lot of facilities, a lot of items that you might need in a air raid shelter. for example, you can feel how hot it is right now. i, ventilation is important. power generations important medical supplies, important supplies. and so if we believe that missile strike on taiwan is a possibility that we need more facilities that are fitted and equipped with items that could help the general population to shelter in those event. it's one thing to have air raid shelters, even if they are just cop ox. but how serious is the threat of military action?

in short, it's quite serious and my view china spend the better part of the last couple of decades in this thing and military, right. one of its core mission is to take tell on by force, if the beijing leadership teams and necessary. so i think the only way that taiwan can avoid military conflicts is to really be prepared for conflict, right? they always say right, the best way to prevent war is to prepare a fight tie one's defenses are reportedly played by aging military hardware, supply issues and motivation problems. taiwan has mandatory conscription, but it's being reduced from 2 years to just 4 months and is ridiculed as a summer camp. there is no way of getting around the fact that conscription is unpopular in taiwan. but it's unpopular for one main reason which is for most of us the time we spend in the military is too often spent on tourists like, you know, marching and bayonet drills and almost too little or no time on combat training.

then no one leaves the military better prepared for a crisis, but we have to change that the loose is drawing on his special forces background and some fancy simulations to train up civilians to deal with disaster. so we're holding workshops for folks like us. and we're saying, hey, this is how you escalate and conflict. this is how you treat a wound. this is how to recognize when someone is bleeding profusely. and this is how you start to bleed its teaching everyone. how did you be of 1st responders in emergencies? and that takes preparation are part and it takes us coming together the society to say, hey, this is going to take all of us, not just are a 160000 and strong and military. our goal needs to be so that every morning when the beijing leadership wakes up from their china dream, they need to realize, hey, you know, today is not the day to take military action. located

off the chinese coast. taiwan is like no way else on earth. only a handful of nations recognized taiwan as a country for most of the world. it status is an ambiguity, but not for china. it claims taiwan as its own, a renegade province to be re unified, warmer jo, attending the year, june 20th, and the soon so called anomaly chore. wow. harsh english is, are kind of financial mall. it's also part of china's ambitions to control the south china sea, giving it an advantage o the trade routes and resources and the strategic high ground. this year, a record number of chinese military planes heflin close to taiwan, seen by taiwan as the provocation. while the u. s. doesn't recognize taiwan as a country, it does seldom,

military hardware. u. s. president joe biden has said the u. s. will come to ty, one's defense if it's attacked. ah, but i want to know what the taiwanese government makes of the grow intentions. hello. hello. hi, jennifer colace, jo. taco is the presidential spokesperson. what's ty, ones greatest concern today? actually, man, obstacle us today is our standing as an independent country has been undermined by a china. we have been telling people already. taiwan is an independent country. we are a southern country that has on now military. we have election a president so time once our z, taiwan independence is

a fact. arresting taiwan is the abbreviation of republic of china, taiwan ponies, one to peace. we don't want a war at all, but to sand wall plans flying over at 20 times in one day. it's not peace. it's at destroying the status court misinformation and the fake news had been attacking us for years. this kind of attacks is try to help to create the conflicts between our governments and the people. ah, these non military threats are cold grey's own tactics. the taiwanese say they're designed to disrupt the status quo and wear them down. they include barrages of

disinformation, cyber attacks and economic collision. one recent example involves the clash of a coven vaccines. a vaccine shortage during taekwan's biggest cove with outbreak has led to a public outcry for vaccines. i von has, for the 1st time, directly accused china of blocking a deal with germany's biotech vaccine developer for covered 90 job at beijing, rejected the accusation. china has offered to sin doses to the island which he considers its territory. but typing his expressed concern about the safety of chinese by refusing vaccines from china. the taiwanese government was accused of putting politics above health. but when japan and the united states donated vaccines to taiwan, china objected and warned them to stop meddling in its internal affairs. oh, this is just one example of graves own conflict. there are many more right on

china's doorstep. only 9 kilometers of china's coast, a tie ones, matsu islands. what else is on? what are all right above your o complaints? i'm here. my friend bout how tom say, gosh, i shall the pow ye solar d that bow he. that's who used to be a frontline when the 2 sides were at war this. so physically close this billboard was once used to taunt china. now a fabian i gotcha. so got died bar tool guide, chin sigh. why explains the message up and up front and the odds are panveer. danny, that's and hall ben bag. hen d john man though shaw hall. yeah. grandma jewel that she remembers when the island was attacked in the late 19 fifties cousin that the scene was so did under the turns on seeing the shoe haul him under the plain shoe bowl, out of a se one. that was a chain of the same jotting in papa,

ma'am. on his own high shy zone. the thing who killed pound can i tell paul that was up on the moment you total so us or to die? i didn't call that's one high. ah. today there's a different kind of battle going on, a fight over what's at the bottom of the sea or the all that he was the johanna woman tides have been the hawing a to lentils on the like. down the fisherman say chinese sand dredges have been illegally plundering these waters, ruining both the environment and livelihoods, or toes out on since i just think tut bob magenta modeled us and i again been del n. so been dealt loyal gentlemen to re bonded the bottle of gold. they are those

gentle luxury them since i mailed the changing them didn't as a volume hot on me. this illegal charger has been here since october last year. when lee is a local politician. the 10 treasure was illegally mining and in the waters near my, which are considered ponies, restricted waters and towns coast guard dependent. you can see shards of broken the shallows down, including sand and gravel, and other parts of what used to be marine life. and it, it's just a sad sight to be, it's just affects the people's livelihoods on so many levels, from fishing to, towards them get even affects our local infrastructure as underwater cable between the different islands of my to get destroyed or damage. the tie,

one coast guard is outnumbered and outsized by the whole king dredges the judge come in and out and trespass into the restricted waters and then run away and make line portsmouth extremely difficult for our own coast guard. and the last year in 2020. sometimes you would see a large amount of drudgery around the waters of my to up to 100 or 200 in eagle judge surrounding my to when lea believes to dredges a pot, intimidation tactics, pot opportunism. of course, we cannot deny there isn't economic. china is the largest consumer of sand in the world, sand and gravel, and they are willing to use legal means to pain the thing and destroy the environment. but then again, we do not rule out the possibility of this being part of a great strategy or raising tactics with the go of harassment and intimidation. if

we just allow this happens and we just allow the destruction of our property and our environment. however, if we respond with military force on the civilian judge as then, it gives china a further pretext to better escalate pensions. the fishermen believe china is playing a bigger game account. isaac, the guy that they're hired and i am continuing to the johan, been, there's a common than so good hygiene that the parents have been as a good bodily. good, donald, how the hell bob donald holler. good. the good. a joke. holder, angel, golden. the good you, good days, are you good? gun one. ha, ha ha, tied them its own. you are to understand. tie one. it helps to understand its history. austrian asian,

indigenous peoples have long codes the island home. the dutch and spanish tried to colonize it, and china's ching dynasty administered it for a little over 200 years. which is why today china claims historical ownership. they lost it to the japanese who ruled it for 50 years until the end of world war 2. it then became part of the republic of china. this was also the time of the chinese civil war. when mao's red army was pushing out china's nationalist rulers, the k. m. t. mout won, and about 2000000 k m. t soldiers and refugees fled to taiwan. the last remaining part of the republic of china mows communist land became the peoples republic of china. and the world found itself with 2 chinas. at

1st, taiwan was seen as the real china. but that changed in the seventy's when the u. s . and the u. n. recognized beijing as the official, china, and taiwan republic of china became what we have to day, a largely unrecognized non state. ah, the taiwanese means different things to different people. there's a divide between those who say taiwan is the republic of china, which is the status quo. and others who say taiwan is just well, taiwan. ah, don't judea is in the republic of china camp. this is common for families like he is who arrived from china after the civil war 70 years ago and their toilet. he does it with the phil forging home health aide,

the meaningful life high. no, from a high school, usually bigger for me, if the way to the only thing i felt either how i got tired run through me sir, or little shout to see me and go me off when ha ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha dungeons ear lives with his wife, 2 kids and his elderly father. about tyler? oh oh oh, i mean, oh oh, oh b, a grandpa was a came t soldier who fought against mouse red army or like many, he fled to taiwan in 1949. dyer were gone. i tell i know ha, could you do it? hm. oh cool. cool. she told me twice yesterday.

bullshit, her more power to do going, joel, what is she? barrett but the new arrivals from mainland china weren't always welcome either. you're neither late here or how i do a ton with what the here's a washing are the why saying an automated o r o don't i how i the dal handed you hunter to the finest human at no general or to the boiler or hands. you just the water bottle, regular wife in the it was sent over to the all hands being a mix of chinese and taiwanese meant tom jones years school life wasn't easy. there were bay the e. c, e j got out and your father learned tomorrow. yes ma'am. either the, the mac and mama, again see how young being hardihood. well or go ma marianna. sure. she knew her. you be oh yeah. lisa who are yeah ha,

do you all she g joy of eugene tower and but yeah, sure. you the payment the law by you know you you her blue jacket dollars or really job would you need you or your $1.00 hundreds. how does change year job was all all to our g m hallway. to go 1st of all, what is your womb do, sir? thank you, my young garcia. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. the family is typical of many taiwanese families who arrived 70 years ago. they identify as taiwanese, but a clear about their chinese heritage and the name they like to give the place they live. 040 a through jason, cynthia thorne, dawn. paula has his however, and donny was asking guy, has he had a ledger,

i don't hon. gore and junior matheson system shall don't gorgeously have jayden quin yang that had a st 100 him guns and equals houses lead though hanging or that you know did an does he dashing liable for them? pizza, ah ah, but the idea of the republic of china, or irish t, taiwan, doesn't sit well with every one of many people, especially younger generations feel differently. people like r g. i wanna buy was isn't worth i. g 's ancestors came from china a couple of 100 years ago, but he sees himself as taiwanese rather than chinese, were to you or by some ways ra here. she said, yes, our do. susan got high wine cooler, wilkins,

and lloyd and one he'd mailed it. and his pork on rice shop, he's a shrine for his beliefs or your tongue shout out as a gun. bob, i did you time. jasa. well you don't my balance is law or mendoza or don't. mueller no girl. now they're just the one with her in, you know, you were, i was only allowed to the status quo has meant relative peace and stability for taiwan. but with china saying it's determined to claim the place has its own. how long can the status quo last? then her then bowl we are the will do. why didn't mean higher me what axel chan filing to wonder jen challenging. jen? ding yaeger. chung don on me. ah.

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