north china is chronically short of water. south china is chronically prone to floods.ta cities, which are completely vulnerable to sea rise, so if you think of shanghai, if you think of all that sophisticated development, the pearl river delta which is going to be china's high—tech hope, that is a low—lying delta conglomerate, so china gets that. china knows that its promise of a prosperous future is very much at risk because it is so vulnerable to climate change. it saw what happened when manhattan got flooded by super storm sandy. it saw what happened when hurricane katrina struck florida. they get it, so those vulnerabilities are what they are trying to hedge against by being proactive, both in their industrial policy and, by the way, it is china's ability to manufacture its scale and that decision to invest in renewables which made these solar panels cheap. justin talked quite rightly about the fact that renewables are now cheaper than fossil fuels. that is because china chose to invest heavily and has manufactured them with china's characteristic efficiency and br

about data protection or security but they want their people connected and so even north korea even cuba. even india china russia all interested in qana activity connectivity is the key to the future. internet access in north korea china and russia is regulated differently than in germany what surprised the company was how more democratic nations also tend to demand an emergency off switch before giving up provable to internet access via satellite constellation you know what even the united states ask for an off switch. every country wants a little control over the traffic in its country and one of the things they say basically is if you cause interference usually you'll need to be turned off and you say of course the ideas i'm never going to cause interference from my going back to the coordination with the other satellite systems i don't want to have to turn off so i'm going to make darn sure that i'm not interfering into anything. one web and its rival google space x. a commonly neck and neck in this new space race with amazon lagging some distance behind with a high speed internet from low earth orbit

just listen to yourself and either the usa in north china has actually declared a new cold war but everyone is buzzing about it and the issue of our cold war is the foreign minister suggested it's not just our writings saying that is this a new cold war we've heard for example u.k. officials are china and the united states headed for a new cold war or is it going to be a hot war the un is even getting in on the hysteria or should we call it in a stealth we must do every scene for the new cold war. we are moving in a very dangerous line action own world cannot afford the future lead to too much as the economy of speed the globe integrates fractions each with its own freedoms financial rules and the internet and not official intelligence capacities yes many of us heard stories from our parents about hiding under their desks in school during civil defense drills the cold war has a special place in american history and now with dueling propaganda films and talk of a red menace from china it seems that the cold war is back the good old days well perhaps we've forgotten how potentially dangerous

about data protection or security but they want their people connected and so even north korea even cuba. even india china russia they're all interested in conic to conic to that is the key to the future. internet access in north korea china and russia is regulated differently than in germany what surprised the company was how more democratic nations also tend to demand an emergency off switch before giving approval to internet access via satellite constellation you know what even the united states ask for an off switch. every country wants a little control over the traffic and it's country and one of the things they say basically is if you cause interference usually you'll need to be turned off and you say of course the ideas i'm never going to cause interference when going back to the coordination with the other satellite systems i don't want to have to turn off so i'm going to make darn sure that i'm not interfering into anything. one web and its rival google space x. a commonly neck and neck in this new space race with amazon lagging some distance behind with a high speed internet for of low earth orb

there is a slow change of season in the far north of china. this is winter sitting here. it is staying north. at the moment, 16 degrees with rain edging south toward the korean peninsula. most of china is enjoying a bit of late summer, early autumn warmth. low 20's typically. six degrees is a h high temperature on thursday. the wettest weather is in vietnam. this circulation is not going to turn into a tropical cyclone, but it will produce rain. ♪ >> i think of potential. when i think of potential, i think of what is not. i think of young people taking their future into their own hands. tell me it is impossible, i take that as a challenge. this is my nigeria. >> my nigeria on al jazeera. ♪ barbara: welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. nigeria's largest city is under a curfew. the indefinite restrictions in lagos come after a police station was torched and demonstrations against allegations of police brutality. the fiancee of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is suing the saudi crown prince alleging mohammed bin salman bin abdulaziz ordered the murder.

leaders are delivered amongst those in the audience were veterans of the war in north korea chinese veterans and of course chinast almost 200000 soldiers fighting on the side of the north now in china it's often referred to as the war against u.s. aggression whereas in the united states they use the more neutral term the korean war. it's truly is allowing slightly more of its citizens and permanent residents stranded a broad's to return home on the 5000 people have been allowed to enter the country since july and a few 100 more will be allowed in australia strict response is being praised for containing covert 19 their cases have fallen just for tea u.s. regulators have approved an antiviral drug for use on cool with 1000 patients in hospital run tests of errors one of the medications that donald trump 2 when he contract said the virus but a study sponsored by the world health organization suggested it doesn't have much impact on mortality rates or recovery. quick update for you now on libya the united nations says delegations holding talks in geneva will sign a cease fire agreements on friday the un recognized

about data protection or security but they want their people connected and so even north korea even cuba. even india china russia they're all interested in conic to the conic to that is the key to the future. internet access in north korea china and russia is regulated differently than in germany what surprised the company was how more democratic nations also tend to demand an emergency off switch before giving approval to internet access via satellite constellation you know what even the united states ask for an off switch. every country wants a little control over the traffic and it's country and one of the things they say basically is if you cause interference usually you know you'll need to be turned off and you say of course the ideas i'm never going to cause interference we're going back to the coordination with the other satellite systems i don't want to have to turn off so i'm going to make darn sure that i'm not interfering at anything. one web and it's rival google space x. a commonly neck and neck in this new space race with amazon lagging some distance behind with a high speed internet from lo

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there's a slow change of season in the far north of china this is winter sitting here but it's staying a long way north at the moment and in the forecast having that she's 16 degrees with rain as young south which is a korean peninsula and then off shore most of china is still enjoying a bit of a late summer early autumn warmth the temps in the low twenty's typically but there is cold air around harbin dropped to 6 degrees a high temperature on thursday. now the wettest weather is in vietnam across in their charts the bay of bengal this circulation not returning to a tropical psycho but it will produce a lot of right now for me and their future for bangladesh. when i think of my leisure i think of potential when i think of potential i think for what it is not i think of young people literally to go to the island and do something that they can be proud of tom it's impossible i think to the challenge. the reason the challenge in the country under. my name is mendacious so and this is my. mind nigeria on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera major are

leaders are delivered amongst those in the audience were veterans of the war in north korea chinese veterans and of course chinat almost 200000 soldiers fighting on the side of the north now in china it's often referred to as the war against u.s. aggression whereas in the united states they use the more neutral term the korean war. the u.k. has signed the 1st full spread trade deal with japan britain says it will allow 99 percent of its exports there to be tax free which will increase trains are more than $19000000000.00 u.k. is deadlocked in the go see asians with its biggest trading partner bill the e.u. expects it transition period ends in december sri lanka's president has been granted more powers after the parliament approved a constitutional amendment to buy rajapaksa will not be able to dissolve parliament before its term finishes and he has full immunity from prosecution the president can also make more top point ment's including some judges critics and the opposition say it will take sri lanka towards autocratic rule. returning lebanese prime minister saad hariri says he'll put together a government of

about data protection or security but they want their people connected and so even north korea even cuba. even india china russia they're all interested in conic to connectivity is the key to the future. internet access in north korea china and russia is regulated differently than in germany what surprised the company was how more democratic nations also tend to demand an emergency off switch before giving approval to internet access via satellite constellation you know what even the united states ask for an off switch. every country wants a little control over the traffic and it's country and one of the things they say basically is if you cause interference usually you know you'll need to be turned off and you say of course the ideas i'm never going to cause interference we're going back to the coordination with the other satellite systems i don't want to have to turn off so i'm going to make darn sure that i'm not interfering at anything. one web and its rival google space x. a commonly neck and neck in this new space race with amazon lagging some distance behind with a high speed internet from low eart

then don't china. north korea's gateway to the world. and a symbol of how few tile the un efforts are to dry up kim sources of cash. 'd the sino korean friendship bridge across the yalu river it's one of the few ways to enter or leave north korea every day trucks queue in front of the customs checkpoint smugglers traders and also the agents and entrepreneurs of biro 39 they're all hoping for a quick deal here china is by far north korea's most important trading partner financial experts estimate that 90 percent of north korea's exports go to its powerful neighbor in the north. thousands of north koreans are said to work in textile factories in the region. disguised as businessmen and equipped with hidden cameras we film in one of the factories chinese textile companies hire north koreans because their wages are lower than those of chinese workers the seamstresses work day and night. often sleep on the company premises. they're likely to be locked up for years far away from their families. together with a team of labor lawyers trade exper

in the new world because you're a think rather is 'd go up to central asia or mongolia to the north of china are you are you are you ready to enter if you were in the problem that you were at think progress will get there or maybe yes you see if i look. border in turkey i mean 360 degrees to you that turkey has problems with the problems in egypt it is involved in a levy or oil is it that the grubbers or something else it's a different story that's one second there was speaking about p.k. farge was absolute nonsense 3rd one there was speaking about the pipelines that are running from 2 to the b.b.c. 2 young guys in oil pipelines. they're referring to this because. the motivation was that our media as well will hit them and we're here to protect them. story where's the logic if i mean it had to hit that pipeline they should have hit that 20 years ago 20 years ago that when they were starting to build the body plant a pop of a couple of shellings would stop the pipelines being built armies didn't do that and they didn't do that more than 20 years no shelling and no one bullet was fired armenia

military has not changed the alert levels, but who are adversaries, north korea, russia, china, iran watching this? >>> and the markets are watching and they have been rattled this morning. the economic fallout. we'll be following all the headlines. woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving. at new chapter vitamins we've been busy too... innovating, sourcing organic ingredients, testing them and fermenting. fermenting? yeah like kombucha or yogurt. and we formulate everything so your body can really truly absorb the natural goodness. that's what we do, so you can do you. new chapter wellness, well done. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> listen, it's hard to underestimate the ramifications of this, national security and we wanted to discuss the president's positive test has upended what intended to be the message of the campaign weeks before the election. >> let's get to our ryan nobles and jessica dean. they are both following the campaigns. good morning to you both. thank you for being here. ryan, let's start with you. what is the reaction that you're hearing? >> reporter: well, the two big

doesn't work in the new world because your ethnic rather is go up to central asia mongolia to the north of china are you are you are you ready to enter if you are any problem that your i think roger's will get there may be yes yes if i look at the border in turkey i mean 360 degrees to the turkey has problems it had problems 'd in egypt it has evolved in libya well is it ethnic brothers or something else it's a different story turkey speaks about territorial integrity of other budget but in the meantime they cross the borders with iraq they are speaking about territorial integrity of other budge other pros the border to syria they are trying to be very very present in lebanon in the gulf while they have their big issues now in the. eastern mediterranean and now they are in coca 360 degrees that's one second they were speaking about p.k. k. fire is absolute nonsense 31 there were speaking about the pipelines that are running from bugaboo to to tbilisi challenge as an oil pipeline why i'm certain they are referring to this because the motivation was that armenians world will hit them and we are he

leaders are delivered amongst those in the audience were veterans of the war in north korea chinese veterans and of course chinalost almost 200000 soldiers fighting on the side of the north now in china it's often referred to as the war against u.s. aggression whereas in the united states they use the more neutral term the korean war now context well of course this is the 70th anniversary of the start of that conflict and for chinese leaders it's always an important time to use the history card at times like this to remind the chinese people of the sacrifices that were made by previous generations now often this anniversary goes sometimes largely are marked in china 10 years ago for instance when hu jintao was president this was a very muted anniversary because on that occasion relations between china and the united states were pretty good 20 years ago in the aftermath of the bombing by u.s. warplanes of the chinese embassy in belgrade and this anniversary was played up big time in state controlled media as it is now in 2020 state controlled media has been running films from the korean war and highlighting the

leaders are delivered amongst those in the audience were veterans of the war in north korea chinese veterans and of course china lost almost 200000 soldiers fighting on the side of the north now in china it's often referred to as the war against u.s. aggression whereas in the united states they use the more neutral term the korean war. he has again been named lebanon's prime minister will be back in charge of dealing with the country's political and economic crisis how do you think resigns from the job last year following sweeping antigovernment protests so to hold the reports. soured how d.d. has returned to power the 3 time prime minister was appointed to form a government after receiving enough votes from lebanon's parliamentarians it will be the 1st anniversary next week of his resignation during the unprecedented popular uprising that called for among other things a new leadership that movement failed to bring change but had it is promising to stop the collapse of the economy and provide a new way forward at the origin of the sure it was the one. i found my fellow employees and especially those who honored

doesn't work in the new world because you were at the rather go up to central asia mongolia to the north of china are you are you are you ready to into if you were in the problem that you were. i think roger's will get there may be yes use if i look at border in turkey i mean 360 degrees to you that turkey has problems with the problems in egypt it has evolved to leave via oil is it that they grow theirs or something else it's a different story that's one second they were speaking about to kick a fighter is absolute nonsense 3rd one there was speaking about the pipelines that are running from bug to to the b.b.c. as an oil pipeline it's what i'm saying they're referring to this because. the motivation was that armenians world will hit them and we're here to protect them i'm sorry where is the logic if i mean it had to hit that pipeline and they should have hit that 20 years ago 20 years ago that when they were starting to build the bio plant a popple a couple of shellings would stop the pipelines being built armies didn't do that and they didn't do that more than 20 years no shelling and no one b

how it's got colder in the north of china but everywhere else it's looking fine at the moment it looks quite close master kathy and there's certainly rain on it and that's making its way now through japan or at least it will be on thursday and friday it's fairly slow moving and it's heavy in places where the ground has been solved and in western japan much better than it was been so i don't expect to see any significant flooding from it but it is not a cover wet days for you including in tokyo but behind it all there's a northerly breeze is not our cold happens at 7 but when it drops copy degrees in beijing in sol for example and the sun's out throughout the korean peninsula throughout china almost entirely to be honest in the south china sea in the bottom of your screen you do see souder which is a tropical storm out in the water of the time being. in the bay of bengal there is a major circulation it will not tighten i don't think to too significant although that mass of white cloud might turn into small circulation running up through the coast of the dish or west bengal so i think it

imposed financial sanctions on a long list of countries, you mentioned syria and belarus, iran, north korea, china, russia, venezuela. a pretty long list. do you have a fear that the u.s. is overusing sanctions at this point, particularly unilateral sanctions? and will this eventually affect and threaten the role of the u.s. dollar as the global reserve currency? >> sure. thanks, steven. thank you, again, for moderating the question section of this. it's an excellent question and one we think a lot about. let me thirst just step back because not everyone will be familiar with our sanctions process. let me just talk a little bit about our sanctions process and then come more specifically to your question, especially about sort of unilateral use. you know, our sanctions process is an extremely thorough one. it really starts with a policy decision. we have a policy group within treasury that, along with the national security council and the state department, comes to a foreign policy view as, you know, where sanctions might make sense. it then goes from that policy decision to a group in treasury, wh

two thirds of the chinese prisoners refused to return to red china. 35,000 north koreans decided they rather they've in south korea. -- live in south korea. an armistice is only a cease fire, not peace. and in this divided nation, the need is for constant watchfulness, unending preparedness remains and may continue for years to come. this is true anywhere on earth where people face an aggressor. hadhe communists miscalculated in korea. they could not bring themselves to believe we would spend so much of material and of effort and of pain so far from home. that lesson was an important one for all concerned. once ain the united states army, the erican soldiers, had stood for most in a massive military force on foreign soil. but not for conquest. passed, we began to see our pparedness would have to be large-scale, constant flexible, and adaptable. they were to be ars of menace, bringing in a new phrase, the cold war. ♪

years the department has charged computer intrusions or taken related to the activity of china, iran, and north korea. each of these cases charge significant malicious conduct that we have called out in part to reinforce norms of responsible nationstate behavior in cyberspace. as this case shows, no country has weaponized its cyber capabilities as maliciously and irresponsibly as russia. wantonly causing unprecedented collateral damage to pursue small tactical advantages. the defendants in this case were all members of the military unit 74455 of the russian main intelligence directorate known gru.e gre you -- as the the same unit known to cyber researchers as the sand worm team for their role in russia's efforts to interfere with the 2016 elections. we make no election interference allegations here. today's charges illustrate how activitieselection were about one part of the work of a persistent, sophisticated hacking group sabotaging perceived enemies or detractors of the russian federation, regardless of the consequences stopnocent bystanders or -- or their destabilizing effect. six current a

wondering what kind of message that sends to china and north korea. sage and north korea has come out pretty loud and clear, because again, president trump, as president, before he was president, publicly and privately coming out, has said he does not really like the notion of having troops in south korea. he sees it as a transactional thing. he thinks south koreans should do more. he said maybe they do need to do more. it has made south koreans think may be they need to develop their own nuclear deterrent. there is that kind of uncertainty. they balance that against the threat, which has grown from north korea, not only in terms of its nuclear missile capabilities, but also in terms of its cyber capabilities and other asymmetrical abilities to really make life pretty miserable for south korea and for the region and the fact that china has kind of taken with gloves off, too. south korea is in that classic dish and it does not want to be in. feeling it is being pulled essentiale u.s., it's and existential ally, and china, which with -- with which it has