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and central beyond our killing of these 20 people, including students, the headquarters until 530 and i'm going to also ahead us, i'm hoping to get a sign of defense deals, accounts for china's presence in the pacific, but basing warrens against geo political being funerals or housing they occupied. westbank for 3 palestinians killed during is by is really forces during a raid on a rescue. choose that you hits facebook own are messed up with the records $1300000000.00 fine for violating its dynamos. the hello a dormitory fire at a school and gay ana has killed at least 20 people is broke out early on monday

morning in the central region of maggio. the government says several people including students were injured and the president was called the place a major disaster. the cause is not yet known. dennis chapel is a journalist who has been speaking with the any is government officials. he says that emergency response operations have been hard due to the remote location of the dormitory. the school is located about 100 miles south west of diana is capital george down. all of those who were seriously injured had to be moved by playing to the coast to land. i them to be taken to the, to the hospitals here for the emergency responders. for those remaining nadia, they are being provided with medical treatment at the hospital there. and the job they are be monitored, also, emergency responders have a government official as well as the top to contact their parents and guardians of the parents of the children who perished and were insured as so because at this

dormitory which is located several miles away from where they actually live and those areas are also far removed from the, from the, from the top of nadia and communication is very difficult. and in some instances because let's get to my idea by play. and so it's going to be a really challenging time for the official is to actually communicate with the parents and guardians of those who were affected by this fire. and after the battle for influence in the south pacific between washington and beijing, the united states assigned to security packed with pop under good name. it will see more american troops stationed there and on ships within its waters. as andrew thomas explains, that's upset china. the signature and then a handshake. what's, depending on perspective is either a stabilizing security product, or as trying to describe that the latest round of

a dangerous geo political game is possible for the us secretary of state who has input most be on behalf of joe biden. who cancel his visits to hold, the crisis talks in washington and to be blinking is adamant. the deal is not correct to anyone. the federal grants, if i wasn't getting any united states as people and sovereign partners with has the energy transfer to deliveries not a trans assistance investor. the including through providing the parent temporary shopping to those who are affected by christ to not focus on silver. and so it was deliberate, so there is concern that i've been able to offer a great to us military presence, could lead to the us having unilateral power within pop when you can, these territory and the new minutes retail could be viewed as provocative towards

china. there is a sense in the region that there's friction, 0 political friction between logic powers. this time last year china agreed to defense the cold with the sullivan audits. the us. i mean, i lights were caught by surprise over the last 12 months. in particular. we've seen strong interest from washington to re engage in the pacific to, to refresh relationships that had been neglected for, for decades to create new ones and to build them all visible presence for itself. shine is presence is already visible across the region. residence changing ping made a very high profile visit the top and you get in 2018 months of the recent infrastructure that's being filled with chinese money in that context. the visit. but india is prime minister offsite on monday is significant, or under moody, has placed economic support and assistance inside the link. climate change body

will come here to australia and next with president biden cancelling his visit to the region. it is significant that an ally amanda scrub. i'd pop in your guinea and prime minister morabe as the leader of the global south has still made the trip. it seems rivalry is economic as well as minute trace. advert thomas out there. cit. so the deal was signed on the sidelines of a meeting of the pacific island for the regional and block has 18 members, including several states that have previously signed past with china. the us says it's agreement with pop and who can able increased ability and security in the region. last year, raising sign deals with the solomon islands. some neighboring states were concerned that it could lead to an expansion of china's military presence in the region on the us fears that could make the defensive. taiwan more complicated if china decided to invade beijing. so as the i see is the islands as a break way territory and so, and it once a bach under its control, well,

china has asked us to meet it half way and bring by lateral ties back on track. but basing has also responded angrily to statements made during the g 7 summit. it says it will reduce its reliance on western countries. katrina, you reports from beijing. they doing has hit back at the g 7 nations for the criticism during the summit. leaders of the world, major democracies presented a united front on trying to cooling out, but they described as maligned economic practices and concerning military activity around ty, one and in the south trying to seize chinese officials accused the block of stirring up trouble in the age of pacific and have down played concerns about alleged human rights abuses in sion junk to bed and hong kong to the chief of the g . 7 summit and the countries concerned smid and detect and china, we brazenly interfered in china's internal affairs. the china has made the serious representations to the japanese side to a begging has sewage to discredit the g 7 holding it,

an antique china alliance led by the united states. it says, washington itself is guilty of economic collusion pointing to trade restrictions imposed on chinese technology companies. so they feel it's being pretty much dominated by the us that the u. s. is continuing this kind of cold war coal bore in terms of check and, and also, but this containment policy over all state media have contrast into something with a gathering of central asian leaders. and she on last week, president student being signed in numerous deals, increasing trade with the 5 countries. alice stay criticisms for the g 7. are pushing china to rely less on the west side or is already taking a whole host of steps to mitigate that by increasing it's trading ties and investment ties. we've been developing well with countries that don't have the same kind of concerns about exposure to china or. and while the g 7 condemns rush efforts, invasion of ukraine, china, and maintains close ties, which she expected to host russian prime minister in economy schuster. and this

week, analysts say the g 7 stance to world aging has deepened the full lines between china and west. so far they remain economically intertwined with increasing distrust between both sides means tensions in future a likely to rise, katrina, you all to 0, they doing. so united states is set to launch a relocation program for me and more refugees living in 9 camps in thailand. around $90000.00 people are expected to be moved to the us or a 3rd country. the us says only me and more refugees on un or as high government lists are eligible most or from the korean to runny. and for me is communities. they've been living in camps in thailand since the mid 1980 softer fleeing conflict between arm groups on me and mars military. from bangkok, tony chang as more on this sign, i went off in the camps this afternoon. we understand not all of them yet, but it will be going up in the next 24 hours. basically notifying residents these

camps that the program is being reopened. it still has it in the mid to thousands and tens of that points more than a $100000.00 people moved across. they all restarting it. now they want to make it very clear that only those people residents of these 9 camps along the time board to always have registered with the you and hcr census of 2015 all the time ministry of ontario. census of 202020. 192020 will be eligible that both of those dates of the for the military code 2021. and i think they are very concerned about the fact that if news leaks out, people might come flooding across the board. a none of those people will be eligible only those are in the camp. unhappy activity for the last 30 years. it's a, an opportunity for mold them, 90000 people, to resettle in the united states or possibly a 3rd country unless the weather is not yet the name. i think they're also going to

be questions about my refugees in other places and don't forget just i've used to get more than a half a 1000000. right hanging refugees, lead terrible persecution in regarding state. they are still living in terrible conditions across the border. and thanks to this, this stage, no one funerals have been taking place for 3 palestinian men killed during a raids by is really forces. it happens in the palazzo refugee camp on the outskirts of nablus in the early hours of monday. the palestinian health ministry says another 6 people were injured. one seriously is really me. yes. so the army confiscated weapons and destroyed an explosive site and not policy and functions reportedly opened fire after soldiers with that. but i am has more from the palazzo refuge account and occupied in the occupied la springs. and there's a lot of anger here amongst palestinians who live along thought refugee camp. they were telling us that they need the arms. they say that is really understands the

language of hors 3 palestinians i've been killed by is really forces as they read this, the account. but the people here tell us that these 2 of them were not, are, so they say that they were killed in cold blood, including 32 year old muds, a tune he was just going about going out of the house when he was shot and killed by is really forces the funeral, as you can hear, people are tom saying slogan, calling for the high end, and calling a for revenge for those who were killed the taking place now. and it's making, it's them off towards the refugee cab cemetery and get off government and to show you the see here, there are a lot of armed men carrying was to think defiant

till they were telling us that they were the israel israel. the also causes of houses your horses. they said besides that they were trying to get to an explosive lab. i didn't know whether to get there. they chose to destroy the lives of houses in the still ahead on, on to 0 and the way how iraq is looking to the skies in a bit to boost tourism will also have more from ne, these opportunities are seen enough often worse floods the

wild office type in the season there, which is rodney, is your screen just heading to was guam at small out in the weston pacific. the same sort of line of latitude is where the heaviest rain is and have been something via nam may be central time then. but the temperature on the high side is it will be hot and sticky of the normal is drying out, but it's not completely dry and job something sumatra, and some possible and you as well and also property and you're getting just drive it should be in china you see this line of rain, hey, which coves back and get some decent range middle of honshu. talk to you about 50 degrees of disappointing. i know, but you're back at china and the writing scholars should be from rein season, but it came and it's, it's gone for a couple of days. i suspect if i was getting caught up once, getting the southwest couldn't things. 29 is. what about the way it should be?

and for most the rest of charlotte is don't particular health is just disappointingly dried at the moment. not so surprising is the lack of big shows, mostly in pakistan, northeast and india. back into the actual season. 12, pretty big ones here, i think seasonally, that is correct. for india itself, they are showing themselves in the northern play where it's too hot and that should be about $3.00 to $5.00 degrees for the service to, to down the coast. in carola, there's some right typical of pre monsoon season, the, as we become connected, as all lawyers and phones can see more data, thanks to streaming and video cools, we comp like 5 bucks every way, but sales tax, cellular back whole capabilities. i mean, we don't half day. so no matter where you are, you will always be connected. best hail,

set space to deliver your vision. the the, [000:00:00;00] the top stories to 0, a dormitory fire to school and down us killed at least 20 people. the government to several others were injured in the early morning place in the region of monte are the cause. this office yet us assigned a security possible governor can eat this is washington tries. the counselor, china's influence in the pacific deal expands, been us military presence and makes it easier for the nations forces to work

together. funerals are taking place for $3.00. finance killed during your re fi is really forces that happens in the last time or future. accompany outskirts, if not less, and the early hours of monday, thomas spinning health ministry says another 6 people were injured some seriously. facebook's parents company metal has been fined to record $1300000000.00 for breaching european union data protection laws. regulators found meta unlawfully sent the personal data of european users to the us, so it's been ordered to stop trans atlantic data transfers within 5 months. privacy campaigners fear the data could be exposed to us. intelligence agencies. matter says it's been singled out and called the ruling flawed, and it does plan to appeal. let's speak with charlie angela. she's joining us from london looking at what's happening with the story and what's behind this decision. charlie, the $1300000000.00 is

a record fine from the iris data commission who found the meta has violated the general data protection regulations. the g d p. all regulations which all a lot stricter in europe and elsewhere in the world. and they did that when they shuffled regions of hospitalization belonging to european facebook uses from the you to the us without properly protecting them against us civilians. practices are the potential us civilians, practices. now the commission rules, all the tech platforms, must make sure that data is safe, guarded against these practices. and they found that facebook's ability students to just not laptop so has to be said that it's only facebook message company, not instagram and whatsapp that the subject to this ruling, but as well as the fine they have is the said audits that master has to suspend all for the transfers of use a day such as the us within the next 5 months. and within the next 6 months,

start processing for storing that use the data in the us now mess of relies on this process. i had previously said that building like this is sort of how they would have to suspend facebook in europe. but due to a pot that is going to assist them to take the safe, a transfer of use that they said to the us being in the pipeline. and looks like that where it has to happen. your opinion, commission, excuse me, is just come out and says that in the last couple of hours, that should be fully functioning by something. so that's going to be a huge relief for a lot of face, but use us here in your right, charlie. so how significant is all of this and tell us more about how mehta itself has responded? well, this is the largest fine ever given to a big tech company in europe is a previous violations, but it's not the only one over the last 5 years. some $4000000000.00 in fines have

been recruit from those companies from breaching g d p regulations. it is large, call it because they are a state commission, believes the meta ignored previous mornings from the european court of justice in 2020 who mandated that tech companies must make sure that use the dangers protected from us surveillance. they felt like that was ignored and that is why this fine is so large that messrs obviously said it will appeal this decision. it is um, obviously um, appealing fine too, and it's off the court to put a hold on the decision. nick clack is the president of messes the global affairs said. we're disappointed to being singled out when using the same legal mechanism used by thousands of other companies looking to provide services in europe. and i quote, this decision is flawed, unjustified, and set a dangerous precedent for other companies transferring data between the us and a d. u in the us. so the purpose, the active a smart sams, he was the one who 1st know which this case has said that this fund could have seen

a lot, because the maximum finds that she full $1000000000.00. so they, in some ways and for the way quite lightly that he says, unless the surveillance always gets fixed method will have to, we could have 2 fundamentally restructuring system 3. all right, thank you so much. charlie angela reporting from london to a bell of russian journalist who was pulled off the plane and sentence to 8 years in prison has officially been persons. so the arrest of romantic protests, of which caused international outrage in 2021 after a fake bomb warning left to his flight being diverted to minutes and force to land . he run an opposition, tell the ground channel. he was convicted of organizing unrest. i'm plotting to seize power. yeah. condition. i'm very happy, of course, too many motions at the moment, difficult to express them. but i'm very grateful to the country and to the president for this decision. i hope it would be only better now. for us to don or fighting is being reported around the capital hours before

a ceasefire. set to go into effect. the army and the parent military rapids support forces signed the humanitarian truce. that's due to begin on monday night. the 2 sides have been locked in a power struggle since mid april. the united states on saudi arabia broker, the 7th day paused during talks, and jetta, more than 1000000 people have been forced from their homes and at least 850 killed . during the most sense, and as you all have in protesting against new laws, that they say are being used to intimidate independence media in the country. dozens gathered outside the national journalists union in tune us after a journalist from the radio station once a week. if i'm was imprisoned under the new laws. another presenter at the station spoke at the protest warning of a growing government campaign against the media. as you said, the seconds of all what a sudden is that we have the deep conviction that things are changing. and then there are real dangerous to free speech things as to democracy. now,

we must remain vigilant that we have to keep doing our job. we have to do the work . i am convinced that we are facing in our case and misunderstanding the will dissipate quite quickly. at least prime minister has visited areas devastated by flooding last week. george maloney says the country might need to use the european union solidarity funds for natural disasters to support recovery efforts. the damage is estimated to more than $1000000000.00. a police 14 people have died. a thought behind me is in the flood hit region and says many communities are still isolated in these higher areas. the problem is land slides. actually we have, we said that in on every road we have taken. but beyond the villages and farms that we made out of reach, parts of roads and some ridges have also collapse. so the only way to reach those of the mountains at the moment is by air. and throughout the morning,

we have seen helicopters, cliffs crossing, the sky, carrying food for people and animals. this one actually is taking feeds to afford to farm. it's been not possible to assess the full extent of the damage on the hill tops, but down here there are at least 5000 farms that have been submerged by floods. and they have either partially o completely lost the crops for region known as the foot valley of italy. the last is immense. hooked up how many eggs is either in the middle mine? yes, as well. paragliding is gaining popularity in northern iraq, where mountains provide an ideal condition. many of those flying high hope to one day take part in international competitions. while those who live in the area, hope the support will help boost tourism. from what i've been, why has reports from coin hendricks the windsor cooler in the city over mount high,

but still ton in coy. assigned jeff. this is the season for power lighting. any roxanne or them send me a tournament school just region. so the 2 year old is your kiddos who heavy equipment and puts her kid together for, for the running of the age of the mounting. she this is to inspection and then defiantly take the everest taking over view of place in jail for nearly 600 meters high power lighting is not for everyone, but she says it's an amazing experience. because the model, the jo moving us, i was anxious at 1st, but when i took control, i felt light and free up from the ground. it took me 2 years of training, is my childhood dream. pearl gliding is new and unique in the could this region. this is only the 2nd year

a contest has been held in the region. there are participants from several iraq, you, provinces, as well as other countries. a but tackling when done hyatt. i mean the only challenge is local pilots are up against that somewhat and i know yesterday is the highest we want to increase the number of pilots who can take part in local and international championships. but the give can cost each by look up to $3500.00. we urge the government to support us, but that request may not be a priority for all functions here. while i've been locked in a legal battle with the central government in baghdad that led to a housing or exports in the region. visitors were pilots, catch the wind. some say this boat has helped them overcome their fees and then hoping it's will gain momentum and increase tourism in the region. the launching pad on the mountain provides a panoramic view of call you san jack. people's come up here's to watch and enjoy.

as the pearl gliders are fly over their town, everyone tries to have fun. yeah, i get them to collect equipment. sounds good, but if you have to have that, then we are happy that the beauty of our town can be highlighted. i hope the area can get more attention and product lighting becomes accessible to everyone. in a patriarchal society like a rock, females don't usually receive enough support to take part in sports like power lighting. gian because on the government to change that and encourages other goals across iraq to break the chains of fear and simply fly across the sky. more that through i had a 0 course on just a note of that and the rock. the 2nd private mission to the international space station has doc that the international space station. so the 1st female, saudi astronaut, as among the crew of 4 on board the space ex capsule. and so it was the 1st female

commander of a space station mission. the capsule is now pressurizing, the astronaut. you go through the hatch and into the i ss in the next few hours earlier, my colleagues to hell rahman spoke to hate them as to why today he's an advisor at the saudi space commission. he began by asking him, what is the long term goal for saudi arabia, space program, the commercial markets in space and the account with the marketing space as a growing, as it varies from industry. and with that said, you have a good diversifying industry resources and comes to have looked at space as of a promising field that may better from some sector that we can get into the office program, which also indicates our passion and desire to move and go beyond the legal and actually go into deep space as loan that i know, hopefully beyond that as well. indeed, and you're taking those 1st steps with your 1st astronaut rodya. but now who's

already up there now? i mean, she may and is the 1st savvy woman in space, but sort of what message of the solid you authority sending out to sort of the use of the country, especially women. because often saudi arabia is seen as a d p. conservative country and, and women in the workplace can be a sensitive subject, as well as the students of history. i'll take you back to the sixty's when bound payment as colewell went just based on board her bus stop 6, a mission and back in june and 1963. and she became prefers to the email but to actually go into space. so she said had a message that the world of that to empower women to achieve their goals and be able to do whatever they want to do. but yeah, as a valentino in the world, she's sending out the message to august as the

a used to all we are girls to look we everybody that if you follow your dreams of passions, you can achieve anything. how big a role do you think that the science have for young saudis? is there an appetite to build a knowledge based economy and society? absolutely. yeah. there's a lot of focus on stem within the king. and then there's a lot of excitement with regards to the mission and the scientific experiments that they will be doing. some of them on groundbreaking, and the to be model because the price, if we were to look at the educational experiences that will and power the students, the we actually have over 212000 students participating about 4 to 7 locations throughout the kingdom. be a live feed as a part of the,