hell us with scientific studies, of course, with the secret of the friendship dogs and starts february 25th on d w. ah, this is did other news asia coming up to day 2 regional powers to betty different responses. how japan and india have reacted to the ukraine crisis. japan says it's open to sanctions while india called for the straight. what explains this difference and responses? plus both countries are also attending an indoor pacific meeting with you ministers in paris. what impact could the ukraine crisis have on the situation in the, in the pacific? japan's ambassador to the u explains?

ah, i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia gadget could join us. russia has actions in ukraine have prompted condemnation from japan, prime minister from yorkie. she does all of them on acceptable. russian president vladimir putin on monday recognized the claim of independence of 2 eastern regions of ukraine. he's also ordered so called peacekeeping troops to don yeske and lou hans, it's raised fears of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine. now, there has been near global condemnation of the russian move, japanese prime minister key. she went on to say his country would coordinate its response with g 7 nations, including over sanctions dead. nobody's assoni, another, a series of russian actions. acoya such as the approval of independence odl surface

violates ukraine sovereignty, who said and territorial integrity. grossinger said one of the id, these actions are unacceptable at su hiena and we express our strong condemnation. so stay mac and gore. and in the future, stella, japan will pay close attention to the development of the situation in a well what with serious concern it and will coordinate its response, including sanctions in co operation with the international community here, including the g 7 group of nation. so say, or, or stay in my office at this japanese response is very different to another regional power. india. speaking of the un security council, it's permanent representative, had this to say, we call for a stream on all sides. the immediate priority is d escalation of pensions, taking into account the legitimate security interests of all countries and aimed

toward securing long term peace and stability in the region and beyond. we are convinced that this issue can only be resolved through diplomatic dialogue. so what explains this divergence between 2 nations, both of whom have dies to russia, are members of the cord grouping of nations and key players in the evolving into pacific region. i put that question to professor goshen such the euro from dallas, joe or her la level university. well, i think, you know, for india it's a very difficult situation. you know, it has a traditional and just a share and i sure is also major. you know, on suppliers to india, but you know, indian relations with the auto band with the u. s. has also become very strong in the last 10 years. it's also friendly, dies with ukraine. so although many things are happening in new york,

but i think india is very limited influence over development there. since india is also the member of non palm, i mean non prominent member of the u. n. s. c. it also has to take formal position on many of these developments immediately. so in the us trying to, i think violence, it's interesting. it's a permanent, a representative of the un yesterday he was saying, you know, he's concerned about these developments. but, you know, he still did not criticize russia. so obviously india wants the strain, di, escalation diplomatic dialogue. and what, in fact, many of the statements as being in mind, i think security just so you know, all concerned countries including, i believe russia as well. and the mean would in fact, every day, dimension also is about $20000.00 indians. those were the, you know, in you pain, particularly students. those are studying yet. so i think it is the kind of difficult situation in which in days and yet in want to be in this kind of

situation. but it's trying to balance all these interests. professor goodson, i stay away from the age of a large university. speaking to me earlier, japan of india, both members of the so called a quadra lateral group of countries of cord, along with the united states and australia, and both nations also key players in the evolving into pacific concept. now this is the area covering countries in the indian and pacific oceans a major region of trade and global supply chains. well, japan and india were in paris earlier today at forum. the brought together e u, and other in the pacific nations. the aim of this minister for them to seek broader cooperation with the e. u. so what does this cooperation look like at a time? and he was faced with its biggest security crisis in decades from all that i'm joined by japan's ambassador to the you. yes. so she, my sucky ambassador,

my 2nd welcome. your prime minister is talking of sanctions against russia, and over the weekend, your foreign minister, yours, your master. hi, she said the music to go to the conference or the ukraine issue has meaning in the, in the pacific as well. how does the ukraine situation impact the into pacific? thank you very much again. first, and then on signing the ground, your crisis, our prime minister was very clear this morning by on them and in russia act because that's a, via a team's international role. and also the integrity we're perfectly coordination with and also u. s. and other right minded countries because it's a very challenging to international order based on the overall. and you asked me a question about the asians to asian. so in back to asia,

i think the plan, of course, geographically it's not the regions of a in the asia, but this is a really touching up on questioning principal could do oh, so who we are now said jackson to change the state school by use of force or by and by ratings and done this, you know, certainly that the effect over the world, including, including the, the reasons i mean, you mentioned the rules on the ear or dropping. so that is correct. so that's why i just take the same positions as the you always united states as a right to mind it to us to be found on this kind of issue, including the credit crisis. i mean, you mentioned that you and then you also talked about promoting rules based order in the, in the pacific as well. i wonder, given the situation that's developing over ukraine. if you think that the,

you know, needs to demonstrate it can implement our rules based order closer to home as well . if countries in the, in the pacific have to have confidence in the you. yes, i think this is a common change it to us here around you. of course europe, but we have to be very far as i told you, based on the route overall was a does not law. and we will join you to protect this very precious base of the peace and security. just same thing could be said that in the past regions. so that's why your found work comes very much the engagement over deal in the, in the pacific regions. speaking of this engagement of our, with the this is going to be discussed or today it is being, in fact, discussed in paris today at the minister forum. and that's the area where the japan like to see the being involved in the,

in the pacific. there are many areas, but maybe i can point out 0. it's very important for both of us. one is my time. so i think in this area, america and security rule role is really in danger by certain countries, actions. so we work on you in gauge meant to promote or is there role is a very is in this contest? well, so fast a sense of german navy to this regions last year and a t, v between europe and asia. and i think that is a very important for us to make efforts to show a joint projects to the countries in the regions we trust and i will open and also environmental. consider it. i think this is

a gateway because of many programs of it or the project which are not sustainable in agents in japan should the show a very good things. and so the area me, yes, certainly is in the pacific we as a, become a one of the most important in genes was a grow, so economy. and so trade or digital, i think in this area, even japan could work more to strength. our corporations. finally, area is a supply chain and i think for koby crisis, we are facing a serious problem of the supply chain, which could be credible. and i think in japan with work more in this region. so in the past 2 are sure that the supply chains in the right,

why did countries regions as the same conductor's products, which as a product very sensitive to, to meet and also to our security. so those of the area we out to you, we need to strengthen asians are it's a pretty comprehensive list and thank you for making that, making this point and best of mazacco. and all of those issues for one has to talk about china because when it comes to all of the points that talked about connectivity, trade supply chains, maritime security, china is a significant presence in the, in the pacific. and i just wonder, given that china is the use biggest trade partner and the you wants to further build on this relationship. you see this is coming in the way of engagement in the inter pacific. i like to point out just the whole sort of china is the most important economy and we understand very well any country could be exempt from

your your ration so that the nation with china in those areas. so i want to emphasize what he sees it. yes, and the policy, we're not the if school any of course we have to vary on the issue such as a role in the money is the same time we should make efforts to engage as many company as possible, including china and america. that's why i just recently on grew the lead in our economy, the, which is called our say we chas, engage the china. and since it is we need the china, chinese engagement and as a marketing system. so i think in this point we have to work it out to try our best efforts to eat china. is that one of those that would be all the free trade

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the escalation of the crisis in ukraine has sent shock waves through global markets . european stocks, slums to 7 year low as it started trading. as an invasion of ukraine by russia appeared more likely than at any other point in recent months. asian markets had also had their worst day for weeks. meanwhile, investors sought out safe havens pushing up the price of gold. and with the price of bree, brent crude oil climes to its highest point. since 2015 of affairs, the russian exports could be disrupted. western allies rushing to implement sanctions after russia recognize the independence of 2 regions of east in ukraine. the white house is already banned investment and trade in separatist regions. other possible sanctions include banning russia from the swift banking system, making it difficult for russians to receive money from abroad. the u. s. also.