summit that is expected to see progress on green infrastructure, food security and the digital economy. the ten members of asean have found it harder to agree on other issues, including territorial disputes and how to work with us and china. for a closer look at what we can reasonably expect from the summit, i spoke to someone who specialises in research and governance and financial innovation. basically, their main theme of, if you like, this year's summit, is really, sustainable economic growth. and that is the main issue. however, there are other issues that they need to deal with and some of them are difficult ones like issues in myanmar, and also integrating timor—leste as part of the asean group. at the same time, they're dealing with some of the issues with regard to the indo—pacific, which includes also the conflicts, if you like, and tensions in the

south china sea.— you like, and tensions in the south china sea. because of the existin: south china sea. because of the existing complex _ south china sea. because of the existing complex dynamics - south china sea. because of the existing complex dynamics that| existing complex dynamics that we are talking about, how difficult does it make for these countries when they have to, in a way, walk the tight rope and really pick sides between the us and china when they're trying to move ahead and forge a relationship? that's a very delicate issue. i mean, the asean group is trying to really remain neutral as much as they can, and they also need, in a sense, both g2 — we call them — the us and china — to assist them in many ways, including in trade, economic activities, foreign direct investment. so they're trying to basically pick up the best of these two in terms of trade, foreign direct investment, but they're mindful of regional as well as global geopolitics which are influencing the way in which the asean group has to relate to g2, if you like. and

i think that that will remain an ongoing challenge for the asean leaders. to an ongoing challenge for the asean leaders.— an ongoing challenge for the asean leaders. to south korea now where _ asean leaders. to south korea now where the _ asean leaders. to south korea now where the latest _ asean leaders. to south korea now where the latest figures i now where the latest figures released a short while ago showed its economy expanned in the second quarter. gross domestic product expanded by 6% in the april tojune period, marking a second consecutive quarter of growth. however, as our next guest says, cline's slowdown is still weighing on south korea's post pandemic recovery. south korea's post pandemic recovery-— recovery. well, if you look at exorts recovery. well, if you look at exports that's _ recovery. well, if you look at exports that's contracted, i recovery. well, if you look at l exports that's contracted, and the fact that china accounts for 20% of korean exports, that's suddenly imposing a drag on the overall export sector. the can yous data year—to—date — total korean export revenues are growing about i2%. but if we isolate exports to china, that's fallen by 25%. so that's a key driver of the export sector within this.- a key driver of the export sector within this. and in the months ahead, _ sector within this. and in the months ahead, what - sector within this. and in the months ahead, what are - sector within this. and in the i months ahead, what are some sector within this. and in the - months ahead, what are some of the other key sets of data that you will be looking out for?

we'll be watching the high frequency data, and so far, what we have seen so far still suggests that activity in korea has been sluggish. retail sales fell injuly export data for july and august. the pace of decline has at least slowed. so in order for us to see a more meaningful recovery in korea's exports, we need to see a turnaround in the sector. so far, we're starting to see some signs of stabilisation, but the problem is inventories are still very high, so that's keeping prices low, and also constraining production. so until we see a more robust sector, that's the key to korea's export recovery becoming stronger. now to the other developing _ becoming stronger. now to the other developing story - becoming stronger. now to the other developing story that - becoming stronger. now to the other developing story that is l other developing story that is likely to make headlines in the days ahead from india. the countdown to the g20 leader's summit this weekend has begun with news that chinese leader

xijinping has decided to skip the event in new delhi. russian president vladimir putin will also not be attending. from mumbai, our india business correspondent now has more on what this means for india's big moment on the global stage. well, instead of president xi, it's premier li keqiang who will lead china's delegation to the 620. will lead china's delegation to the g20. russia, meanwhile, will be represented by foreign minister sergei lavrov. xi's decision to skip the summit comes amid worsening relations between china and india, including a border stand—off and a new map release last week by the chinese that claims part of india as its territory. some analysts view this also as a snub to india as it tries to position itself as a leader of the global south. other experts say this is yet another attempt by beijing to stay away from western dominated forums. speaking to reporters, us presidentjoe biden said earlier he was disappointed china's president was not

attending the summit. india, meanwhile, has downplayed the decision with government sources telling local media it won't affect the event. the absence of xi and putin is unlikely to make consensus building on tricky matters any easier, though. russia has said it will block the final declaration of this month's g20 summit unless it reflects moscow's position on ukraine. and any significant breakthroughs on issues like climate change and debt relief without the top leaders of these two major economies might also become difficult to achieve. in also become difficult to achieve-— achieve. in more news, scientists _ achieve. in more news, scientists say _ achieve. in more news, scientists say invasive i achieve. in more news, - scientists say invasive species are responsible for the majority of plant and animal extinctions and cost the world more than $400 million a year. the un convention on said that they destroy forests and crops and cause pollution. the most damaging include the water hyacinth which blocks waterways and destroys fish habitats. the

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mozart masterpiece with dogs. we start with the crumbly concrete in schools and colleges. some students are being taught in marquees orfrom home because of raac — a cheaper, weaker type of concrete, used in more than a hundred schools. but there are fears some of it could collapse. the prime minister's denied he's to blame for taking money away from a rebuilding plan. and here's what the minister in charge of education was caught saying, after an interview earlier. does anyone ever say, you have done a bleep good job because everyone else has sat on their bleep and done nothing? no signs of that, no? gillian keegan has since apologised and says a list of affected schools will be out this week. labour's called the whole thing a "farce". some other stories now. northern ireland's top police officer has resigned. simon byrne's been under pressure after some recent controversies, including a leak of thousands of officers' personal data. next, a new weight loss drug can be prescribed on the nhs from today. it's called wegovy and makes you feel full so you eat less but supplies are still limited.

and if you've been to a festival during the summer, this is probably your worst nightmare. non—stop rain turned burning man in nevada into a mud bath. but thousands of people stuck there for days can finally now leave. time to leave you with 10 seconds of a musical masterpiece. yes, this is the danish chamber orchestra starring three dogs. cookie, sophus and sica are basically the beyonces of the dog world. you're all caught up, have a good night! hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up on the program: carlos keeps his cool in new york — as alcaraz eases in the quarterfinals

of the us open a swedish surprise for europe's ryder cup team — captain luke donald picks new pro ludvig aberg as one of his six wildcards. and let the countdown commence: just four days to go until the rugby world cup starts. we'll be looking ahead to a highly anticipated tournament. welcome to the programme. we start at flushing meadows in new york — where the world number one and defending champion carlos alcaraz has eased through to the quarter finals of the us open. he was up against italy's matteo arnaldi in the fourth round — a player ranked 60 places below him — and it showed. alcaraz winning in straight

sets injust under two hours. i played the solid and fewer mistakes and i played my game. so i am very happy knowing the performance. in general. world number eight andrey rublev is also through — beating the last remaining british singles player in the draw, jack draper, in four sets. in the women's draw, there was a scare for wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova — she needed to come from a set down to beat 21—year—old american peyton stearns to reach the quarter finals. meanwhile the woman vondrousova beat in that wimbledon final is out. ons jabeur losing to the 23rd seed qinwen zheng in straight sets. it's the furthest zheng has ever gone in a grand slam. and jessica pegula left the court in tears — after she was beaten in straight sets by fellow american madison keys. pegula had been one

of the favourites to win the tournament.