what do you make of president she pings keynote speech at apec? what does it say about china's position? do you think presentation game was in problem keynote speech? the summit is very important. speech reflecting the reality is on the ground in the world today. i think his call for opposition to lateralism and to some country imposing its will on the other. trenches for example, is exactly hitting the issue is that i see as president being it's a blamed the world needs piece, development and growth and stability rather than or cold war or block mentality. for example, artificially dividing the world into opposing blocks. and this will not help anyone's real vision with interest. and i think for apec, which is really designed to promote economic entry cooperation. i'm on a ship pacific countries. this is absolutely important. we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather, a conflict all want, we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece the ability of development so that all the countries in our part of the world will b

this is the adoption of a joint declaration of leaders apec in its text states in particular that mostpec leaders condemned the conflict in ukraine, but there were different views and different assessments of the situation and sanctions. the approval of the declaration went on for quite a long time, right up until today. hmm, there were several lines of disagreement, i can’t say that the ukrainian issue was definitely there, naturally, the declaration got there, but the wording that was wounded in uh, the relevant resolutions of the united nations and, accordingly, their decision of the twenty, hurts, therefore nothing. well, there is, in fact, no. the second day of the forum is dedicated to the second day itself, this is dedicated to international trade and investment and at the meeting of apec leaders, the head of the imf, kristalina georgieva, spoke and according to him, according to her, the world economy is entering a period of severe shocks, which are exacerbated by trade wars between major powers and protectionism. at the same time, huge debts do not allow to become a monetary p

in driving to work with apec going forward. the closing statement recognizes the need to intensify efforts to address rising inflation, food security, and climate change. it says most notions condemned the war in ukraine, but also concedes that apec is not the forum to resolve security issues. although mostly behind closed doors, the meetings on the side lines of the summit seem to be productive in addressing rising regional tensions. but have the hosts benefited. the last time thailand chaired apec in 2003. the meeting was seen as the starting point in a dramatic economic and diplomatic revival. this time color of aftermath is really below our radar. as being this regarded, as you know, is not really a player in the region so that, that, that strategy should have been to regain a regional role for time. am i using apec as a, as a means as a channel i occasion, but that's not happening. and that's been reflected by the tight security in bangkok to ensure no descent was ed publicly. the apex summit has concluded with our major i

chad apec. in 2003, the meeting was seen as the starting point in a dramatic economic and diplomatic revival. this time off, the mob is really below the radar, has been disregarded and you know, it's not a media player in the region. so the strategy should have been 2 weeks game in regional role for thailand using apec as a, as a means as a channel occasion. but that's not happening. and that's been reflected by the tight security in bangkok to ensure no descent was ed publicly. the apex summit, his concluded with our major incident will be a relief for the ty. government who are expecting protest is to try and interrupt proceedings, but particularly for the residents of the ty capital. we've had to live with their city knocked down the possible days. tony chang al jazeera banker, still head on al jazeera, the battery control equals prisons. 10 inmates had been killed in a riot, the lightest in a series of deadly incidents that have claimed to 400 lies. and for the 1st time, north to reason late

stephen: this is stephen engle in bangkok at apec.now if you feel that the white house has room to relax or pull back on some of those trump era tariffs on the chinese given a warmer environment between xi and joe biden. is that a lever that is worth using? i know katherine tai, u.s. trade representative, probably wants to keep some leverage in negotiations with the chinese going forward. claire: yes, i think leverage with the chinese is always important if you want to make any progress. we have to remember two things. one, the fundamental politics going on in the u.s. as folks begin to focus on 2024 and positioning for the next presidential election, which i think will constrain biden in terms of doing anything that could be criticized. some in the right-wing are already considering criticizing biden for meeting with xi. i think that was an important leadership initiative on both sides to calm things down. we do not need miscalculations, a hot war. it does not make sense to have such a hostile environment. it is good for both sides t

how much will this missile launch now overshadowed the apec summit? well, i think 1st of all, thank you very much, emily for opportunity. i think there will be a discussion, i suspect, on the corridor, on the sideline of them you think proper, but i don't think it will be taken probably inside the leadership meeting because epic is about economic matters. and this is the korea, the thing is about security and politics and so on. but i'm sure that would be, i think the big lead bilateral, you know, small group meet the light. i think the us to do to get your, the dns, the australian out a new, say land and so on. but i don't think it will take up to the recession of right. and so break it down for us. what you see is the most important focus of this year's summit. well, i think the type of man as the boss of 29. something has come with a theme which mentions about a word or hadn't connect and balance that the, i think, or, you know, liberated station none, protection on the trade spend matters and so on. and then it should be by lines with the environm

prayut chan-o-cha called for apec members to come together and find common ground. >> translator: it will be a way to bring us toward our goals, sustainability and climate change, and bring our apec effort further toward what we hope to achieve during these urgent times. >> leaders are tackle willing sustainable trade and investment as well as supply chain disruptions affecting food and energy. rising prices resulting from russia's invasion of ukraine were also on the agenda. members expressed deep concern. >>> another focal point is the power struggle between china and the united states. those countries are looking to expand their influence in the region and emphasize its importance. right from the start, some leaders had to respond urgently to the missile launch by north korea. that caused delays and reshuffling of the schedule. the division seen at other summits in asia this week are top of mind. many wonder if the apec leaders will be able to come out with a statement following their discussions. russia's invasion of ukraine is the big sticking point. >>> the leaders of japan and

the fact of leader who's in thailand for the apec economic lead is meeting face is a u. s. lawsuit for allegedly ordering the murder of john lester. marcus shockey and turkey us intelligence officials believe the prince ordered the killing. outside to summit protests against apec and thailand's prime minister romped it into a conflict between demonstrators and police. police say they find rubber bullets and made several arrests after offices or allegedly attacked. activists have called the response an overreaction alaysyah has back that dutch courts like sentence in absentia to, to russian intelligence agents, and the ukranian separatist leader to help down in the laser airlines flight of ukraine. in 2014 was hit by a russian missile fired from territory in ukraine. helpline pro separatists. the kremlin is rejected. north korea has testified another intercontinental ballistic missile. it's the 2nd major weapons test this month. the missile flu eastwood from the outskirts of the north korean capital pyongyang and landed about 200 kilometers off the japanese coast in the c

we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather, a conflict or war, we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece ability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit eventually anything to add his foundations. democracy forum, former us president brock, obama warner. that freedom is under threat all over the world, including established democracies. these democratic ideas are currently under assault, around the world. we see it in the back sliding this taking place in what we're well established democracies. we see them escalating polarization and this information, as the single free world phase is up to is in tell crisis democracy, the usb, the fair share of problems all of these seem sweeney reports. washington always seems to call those countries in its cross hairs autocratic or authoritarian. is the us itself really any different the white house will often deny to those it deems on democratic with molly being a recent example, united states ability to, to help molly on the security sid

we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather, a conflict or war, we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece ability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit you mentioned the leader of germany, thought political party sep, has come to the economy, the largest in the faith is a serious issues due to a lack of field skill workers and functioning supply chains. let's look at ourselves the danger of the industrialization in germany, israel. the supply chains are broken in places. we have a shortage of skilled workers and high energy prices. this is why so companies make investment decisions against germany. well, the german government busy trying to play sugar, daddy to cave and zalinski, egged on by the u. s. and germany's industrial base is getting tired of being taking for granted left to deal with high energy costs as a result of the government prioritizing ukraine above all else. and now german industry is on the verge of being seduced out the back door by washington. that's acco

we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather a conflict or war, we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece stability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit you mentioned that a polish oil refiner has reported. he applied for 3000000 tons of russian crew to via the jewish battle friendship pipeline for next year, despite warsaw previously states inc. it will stop such importance from russia by the end of 2022. the year is due to impose a partial embargo on the importance ration oil from december, the 5th, which will only apply to deliveries by see all the flush. the pipeline will remain unaffected, as despite ponens minister of climate and environments earlier. quoting for tough sanctions against moscow. little cold for immediate to sanctions on all you and gus and ocean or youngest. this is the next and urgent and absolutely necessary. step food supple a full sanctions on all russian fossil fuels theoretical. now it's time for oil, and the 2nd step is for gas. the best option is

we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather a conflict or war. we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece ability and development. so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit eventually ah, a polish oil refiner has authority applied for $3000000.00 tons of russian crude via the jewish battle friendship pipeline for next year. as despite war, so previously, states inc, it will stop such it was from russia by the end of 2022. the year is due to impose a partial embargo on the importance of russian oil from december, the 5th, which will only apply to deliveries by sea while the dress for pipeline will remain unaffected, as despite poland, minister of climate and environments earlier. quoting for tough sanctions against moscow. little cold for immediate to sanctions on all you and the gulf and ocean oil and gas. this is the next and urgent and absolutely necessary step. we will support a full sanctions on all russian force. if you are 3 on the vehicle, now it's time for oil, and the 2nd step is for gas. the best option is to pi

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in driving to work with apec going forward. the closing statement recognizes the need to intensify efforts to address rising inflation, food security, and climate change. it says most notions condemned the war in ukraine, but also concedes that apec is not the forum to resolve security issues. although mostly behind closed doors, the meetings on the side lines of the summit seemed to be productive in addressing rising regional tensions. but have the hosts benefited. the last time thailand chaired apec in 2003, the meeting was seen as the starting point in a dramatic economic and diplomatic revival. this time color of aftermath is really below radar. as being disregarded, you know, is not really a player in the region. so that, that, that strategy should have been to regain a regional role for timer or using apec as a, as a means as a channel i occasion, but that's not happening. and that's been reflected by the tight security in bangkok to ensure no descent was ed publicly. the apex summit has concluded with our major incident

chad apec. in 2003, the meeting was seen as the starting point and a dramatic economic and diplomatic revival. this time color off the map is really below radar, is being disregarded and you know, it's not a media player in the region. so the strategy should have been 2 weeks game in regional role for thailand using apec as a, as a means as a channel occasion. but that's not happening. and that's been reflected by the tight security in bangkok to ensure no descent was ed publicly the apex. some of his concluded without major incident will be a relief for the government who were expecting, protested to try and interrupt proceeding, particularly for the residence of the ty capital. it has to live with the city, locked down the past 4 days. tony shang else, is there a banker? we're going back to be elections in malaysia. we're polls have now closed. and joining us to discuss this is bridget, well, who's from the university of nottingham? malaysia's asia research institute, she's in kuala for welcom

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tomorrow the apec summit opens which topics will be central and which statements have already been madeill tell. the topic of extending the grain deal was not originally on the agenda of the ac forum, but they commented on it quite actively, especially after the russian foreign ministry made it clear russia is in favor of a technical extension of the deal. we are still 12 days old, there are two parts of a big deal, only the deal is considered to be the black sea grain initiative regarding the export through the ukrainian party. here, but in fact there is another agreement, fixed secretariat. him. she is promoting russia 's unhindered fertilizer and food world framework. but, unfortunately, our colleagues here constantly assert that there are no restrictions. there are no restrictions as such on export, but there are restrictions on the accompanying e, foreign trade means the parameters of the unacceptability of violating supply chains in his written address to the participants of the apec summit e, said e, chinese president xi jinping according to him, such attempts are in charge of co

and by our times this she is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world that logs that collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. an escalating us trade war against beijing with american services posing to block federal access to chinese semiconductors, us my phone, camilla harris, reportedly piles of call out asian nations including china during her keynote speech at apec class. of the pedal says it will support one's military with american weapons and training, which beijing strongly opposes. we discussed all of this with a gal vice president as a center for china, and globalization, who says, separating being on the global market will only hurt american manufacturers. well, the you tube, what you sent to me in china is one of the largest the manufacturers of semiconductor chips and the largest importer of semiconductor jumps of all kinds from many different countries or regions in the world. if the united states really wants to separate china away from this markets or semiconductors, it will hurt the semiconductor manufacturers intere

and by our times this she is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world at logs . that's collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. despite an almost fresh oh, in russia and the country support tinney that they fear is asian. some, it's old if we the same somehow managed to come to a consensus adult to final declarations and actually talk fear is although that the worst is yet to come. the u. s. the hosp the next a pack, and this will be even harder task for russian and kind of in biggest challenge for the entire world. brief notion of all t from bangkok, thailand. we also heard from swath the ro, an associate fellow at a defense studies institute in india, who sees developing nations in the global south appear more interested in resolving issues than western countries to look at what is really the agenda for, does it or not right now it's don't, it's energy diversification. it's about sanctions. about secondary sanctions. it's about cutting a bank from the swift. my, i'm getting, i'm getting the russia from the swift banking. i mean, an

we cannot allow the apec region to be just drafted by competition rather a conflict. so want, we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece ability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit eventually finland has committed to sliding on 43400000 dollars to build fences along its borders. russia, while poland has already started searching, raise a wire on its border with versus enclave colon the grad survey. andrea of the russian ambassador, poland, has flounder, also decision as absurd defense that has been built on the border with cohen and grad region is a continuation of the construction of barriers on poland, borders, not only with russia, but also with beller. bruce, the idea is absurd. but presently, anything that is anti russian is sold quite well in poland. phelan, a candidate for the nato membership, announces files of barriers on his russian border back in july. this move was said to be aimed at preparing finan for possible hybrid threats with mass migration named earth. one possibility, although the bill can contradicts

well, tomorrow the summit of the heads of the apec countries will begin, following which they plan to adopt a joint russian declaration. ah, the delegation. this event is headed by first deputy prime minister andrey and belousov, his board landed early in the morning in moscow in bangkok, one of the first of the delegations, and an interesting detail greeted him, uh, with a ladder, dead flowers and a car with an unusual number. one from the ministry of foreign affairs here is the deputy minister, alexander pankina, just ended an hour ago. uh, his briefing, where he specifically stated that the atmosphere at the atc summit is much more favorable. naya, than at the last meeting of the twenty? well, thank god, thanks to both our negotiators and the indonesians. presiding over a number of other countries, everything happened as it happened, that is, to the satisfaction, as they say, of all parties was rescued and early in the twenty, which was able for the first time in a year after that's sectoral ministerial meetings. at this level, at the summit, conclude uh agree on a declaration with

we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather a conflict all we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece stability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit eventually for my ukranian president petra poor sank of his claim that the minster courts were at hope's, orchestrated to buy ukraine time weapons and natal training. when yeah, i knew i needed the minsk agreements to gain at least 4 and a half used to build the ukranian forces to build the ukrainian economy, to train ukrainian forces alongside nato, to create the best armed forces in eastern europe, according to nato standards. absolutely, and now he is the one who signed it originally back in september of 2014. and now we know once again that he never planned on implementing the men's agreements. and this is something that vladimir putin was talking all talking about all along. he said that one of the reasons for the special military operation was failure to observe the men's agreements. and if we take a look at a chart by the

no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the people and by our times this she is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world at large that collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. despite an almost fresh oh, in russia, in the country supposed to need that they fears asian, some, it's old if we the same somehow managed to come to consensus, adopt the final declarations and actually talk. * theories are though that the worst is yet to come, the you actual half the next a pack, and this will be even harder task for russian and kind of an bigger challenge for the entire world. brief notion, or r t from bangkok, paint thailand care no history to bring you before we go to break. pakistan's, former prime minister, him run count, has called for his supporters to gather on friday for a march on the nation's capital to them and new elections. the raleigh is part of mister camp long battle against his removal from office in april, falling and no confidence motion. he claims was organized by the us. since then the x p. m has been

we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather a conflict or war. we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece ability and development. so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit you mentioned that it could be the d in a speech, his foundations, democracy for him. former us president obama, for in that freedom is under threat all over the world, including establish democracy. these democratic ideas are currently under assault, around the world. we see it in the back sliding this taking place in what we're well established democracies. we see them escalating polarization and disinformation, barack obama, and as the so called free world faces up to its internal crises, democracy in the us appears to have its fir sure of problems to r. t steep sweeney picks up. that story for washington always seems to call those countries in its cross hayes, autocratic or authoritarian, is the us itself really any different? the white house will often deny aids to those it deems on democratic with molly being a recent example. united states abili

we also saw a statement released by the apec secretariat about the war in ukraine, but very much word for word pretty much what we saw from the g 20 that most of the countries here condemn the actions of russia. but clearly, not the acceptance of russia and china who represented here, i think we'll, we can expect some kind of communicate at the end. but i think the big points of this meeting was that the, these people were able to come until. and the fact that it wasn't overshadowed the other 2 big summer through the state in the past 7 days and asked in the g, 20 and volley by other issues, namely and the war in ukraine. for the 1st time at north korean leader kim jong own has revealed his daughter to the world. her existence had never been publicly confirmed before the photos show the true hand in hand inspecting a ballistic missile. on friday, the young gang testified last song as 17 intercontinental ballistic missile. an airplane has caught fire after heating a fire truck on the runway of peruse and leave me international airport to find boxes killed when the last time. airlines p

today, the key organizations of the asia-pacific cooperation at the summit, this apec forum became thest full-time after a two-year break. and although the agenda should be purely economic, without politics, thailand was not enough for sergey for most of the apec summit participants, bangkok became the final stage of a large-scale asian tour; half can be said to be with each other and did not part at first weeks arriving in the capital of thailand directly from the indonesian island. bali, where they participated in the g20 summit, and before that, there was also a forum of assian countries in cambodia for many bangkok, an opportunity to make up for what they failed to do at the g20. although the atc is primarily an organization of regional economic cooperation and the key words of this summit are openness, unification and balance, the american delegation continued to engage in exactly the opposite action. president putin continues to ignore the calls of the world community, where searches, choosing to escalate instead. inflicting missile strikes throughout ukraine on infrastructure fa

outside the summit, protests against apec and tylenol. prime minister erupted into a conflict between demonstrators and authorities who you say they fired rubber bullets and made several arrests after officers were allegedly attacked. activists have called the response, an over reaction to iran. now, where anti government protests have entered their 3rd month. they began after the death in police custody of gena masa armine, a young woman, arrested for allegedly wearing her, had job improperly. since then, women have been at the forefront of the uprising at great peril to their lives. t w's. abraham has been hearing from iranian women about their anger toward the old guard of men running the country and brutally suppressing their desire for freedom, their voice, burning away years of oppression. for almost 2 months, iranian women in the country and around the world have set their head scarves ablaze in protest. they told us doing so is a rejection of the mullahs rule over iran. we are fighting for the freedom of choice, not against a girl. i don't her picture to stays on, i dare to wa

we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather a conflict or war. we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece ability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit eventually or next or to very different women have expressed the common alignment as neocons on a friday podcast. former us secretary of state, hillary clinton and condo liza rice spoke on the necessity and effectiveness of american military interventions in international conflicts. here other share thoughts. in our case, we thought saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. you can to let that continue. are you going to take him out and then do the best that you can do? we just sit back and hope for the best or do we try to be positioned in enough places with enough support? that we can be a good ally to those who are counting out that the record, democrat, a democratic countries actually don't invade their neighbors democratic countries, don't harper terrorist democratic countries don't use weapons of mass destruction in the bulk of rice and clin

we also saw a statement released by the apec secretariat about the war in ukraine. but very much a word for word pretty much what we saw at from the g 20, that most of the countries here condemned the actions of russia. but clearly not the acceptance of russia and china who both represented here. i think we'll, we can expect some kind of communicate at the end. but i think the big point of this meeting was that they, that the, these people were able to come at all. and the fact that it wasn't overshadowed like the other 2 big summits we've seen in the past 7 days at ass, in the g, 20 and volley by other issues, namely myanmar and the war in ukraine. you are cedric volley. entrepreneur elizabeth holmes has been handed a lengthy prison sentence for fraud. her time as the c e. o, blood testing company, toronto's, sponsor documentaries, books and a television many series, rob reynolds reports, theme disgrace, now prison. formerly high flying tech entrepreneur elizabeth holmes was sentenced through 11 and a quarter years in federal prison. on friday, holmes was convicted

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the apec summit usually focuses a lot of attention on trade relations.is year, the conflict between russia and ukraine dominated conversations representatives from the 21 countries that make up apec ultimately issued a declaration acknowledged different views on the conflict, saying therefore, um was not the place to resolve the matter. we have an update from nasa tonight about its artemis one mission on the third day of its journey, nasa nasa's on crewed orion spacecraft. is now more than a half half way to the moon. throughout the process , several inspections have taken place to assess the overall condition of the spacecraft. the machine is speeding along on a 25.5 day journey that will loop around the moon and return to earth on december the 11th. overall this mission is designed to prepare nasa to eventually sent a crew of astronauts to the moon. ticketmaster is apologizing for the troubled fans or the trouble that fans endured rather what? when attempting to purchase taylor swift tickets to get master is blaming bots and historically unprecedented

missile and friday for us and south can be held joint military joes a few hours after the launch. apec leaders also discussing inflation climate change and the pandemic. tony chang has more from outside the summit in bangkok. the fact that there is announcement and announcement a toll i think is probably a good result. yesterday we saw those sidebar meetings about north korea. statements released by the united states and its allies condemning the firing of that and intercontinental ballistic missile. we also saw a statement released by the apec secretariat about the war in ukraine, but very much a word for word pretty much what we saw at from the g 20 that most of the countries here condemned the actions of russia. but clearly, not the acceptance of russia and china who both represented here. i think we'll, we can expect some kind of communicate at the end. but i think the big points of this meeting was that the, these people were able to come at all. and the fact that it wasn't overshadowed like the other 2 big summits we've seen in the past 7 days at s e n and the g 20 and volley by

both russia and china or apec members. tony, it was and overshadowed like the other 2 big cemetery, said in the past 7 days that asked in the g, 20 and volley by other issues, namely men and the war in ukraine. i think the, the atmosphere here has been less charged. we've seen lots of bilaterals. there was the opportunity for chinese prison shooting, paying sit down with his japanese counterpart, although we didn't hear very much from that meeting. was apparently pretty productive. and i think the fact that the tree is so many of these diplomats and leaders haven't been able to meet face to face. and they have had this opportunity now not just here, but in bali. 10 beforehand. there seems to be a stalemate in climate change negotiations of the cop $27.00 summit in egypt. the meeting has been extended. often delegates failed to secure a deal on friday. an agreement on a loss and damage policy remains one of the sticking points. it calls for richer nations to compensate developing countries for the impact of climate change.

we also saw a statement released by the apec secretariat about the war and ukraine, but very much word for word pretty much what we saw from the g 20 that most of the countries here condemned the actions of russia. but clearly, not the acceptance of russia and china who represented here, i think we'll, we can expect some kind of communicate at the end. but i think the big points of this meeting was that the, these people were able to come until. and the fact that it wasn't overshadowed the other 2 big summit through the state in the past 7 days. it asked in the g 20 and volley by other issues, namely and the war and ukraine. i think the, the atmosphere here has been less charged. we've seen lots of bilaterals, there was the opportunity for chinese prisons cheating, paying sit down with his japanese counterpart, although we didn't hear very much from that meeting. was apparently pretty productive. and i think the fact that the tree is so many of these diplomats and leaders haven't been able to meet face to face. and they have had this opportunity now not just here, but in bali and pen b

and then next weekend, apec meeting in bangkok. and i think what we're going to see is those are those super pears, really, america, china, and russia having a progression of talks which has started here continuing barley and then conclude possibly in apec whether they can come to any serious conclusions. that's another question. i think there's a concern here that the traditional leaders statement, which is, which is they're released at the end of this summit on sunday, might be very hard to conclude, given the complications of the issues that are going to be on the discussion table . nonetheless, i think people here came, the joe biden is turning up and came that they'll have a better face time with him. thank you for that. tony chang live there, empty non pen. and patrick frank is also in non pen any as more on china's priorities at the south. east asian leaders summit in cambodia is capital beds. take a lesson which on his relationship with our sienna, is becoming increasingly important. and beijing has been developing a region

now as the organizations afield, apec and the g 20 sold to overcome economic turmoil and environmental concerns. but this by the lack of consensus generally, western leaders did appear to agree on something, pending the blame on russian ortiz maria phenomena can tell us more. 3 global gatherings, a total of $59.00 countries participating, including 2070 you members. a combined g d p of more than 80 percent of the world's economy. the us young did 20 and apex summits, mainly focusing on finances and coming during hard economic times. may sound like an ideal chance to find a way to deal with global recession and the wades impacted the world's financial system. but instead, western countries decided to turn all the 3 venues into political stage all to confront russia with some attempting to sway asian in latin, american states, which haven't been singing the same tune with the worse in terms of imposing sanctions on russia during the past few month friends focused itself, not just to support a crane, and we will follow up. but to work very closely with the different countries like china,

so lock it down over this apec summit. and in other parts of the city, you can see them dotted on every 10 meters along the streets. there are swat teams with shotguns, all sorts of security measures deploy because they're very concerned about this type of thing right now we've seen these protested china to come out on the streets to make their homes. they walk the time, and that's the step down. i think the government was very concerned with so many international leaders diplomats in bank off at the moment this would seriously, it will be very serious loss of face. none the less they have effectively chat them here. even if they get through here, there will be very hard for them to get whole awaits of the conference center, which is another 15 kilometers away from here. we've seen also the barricades in place, other reserves, the police. the apec summit itself got underway at about 9 o'clock local time. it all seems to be a going according to plan. i think the hope is that with the international spotlight away from the wa

but i think what there is with, with, with us young leaders meeting apec meeting with the eyes of the, of the world on me and more. they have a pattern of then responding in ways such as releasing political prisoners. they did it last year. but here's the thing. even just like last year, i've already been receiving reports of those 2 people detained last week in this well publicized release. already have been re arrested and within 24 hours of that event, we had our heavy artillery raining down on a village in our current state, in which at least 10 people were killed, including 2 children participating in a, in a child's naming ceremony. so the brutality continues, but what we're seeing is an attempt to try to convince the world whose attention is diverted, that things are getting back to normal in me and what we should not be following for this propaganda ploy. blessed us broaden this out a little bit on the un high commissioner of human rights michelle batch elaine. her recent report said that the appalling breadth and scale of violations of international law suffered by the people

leaders from around the asia pacific region are gathering in bangkok for the 2nd be of the apex summit. apec leaders are also discussing inflation, climate change, and the pandemic. the trade talks have been overshadowed by north korea, finding a ballistic missile on friday. and for the 1st time, north korean leader kim's on, on, has revealed his daughter to the world. the photos showed the 2 hand in hand inspecting the launch of the country's largest ballistic missile. the state news agency, casey n a's reported that north korea test fired a hoss song, 17 intercontinental ballistic myself on friday. so to basil on mosque has summoned the companies software engineers to face to face meetings. it follows reports that hundreds of staff of quit and the offices have been closed until monday. the former us entrepreneur elizabeth holmes, has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison after being convicted of defrauding investors. homeless was the founder and ceo of the company fed on us. it promised pioneering technology a contest for hundreds of medical conditions using just one drop of blood

tony was here plenty to come at once top of the agenda this apec a will oh, it's being launched under the theme of a balanced, inclusive and sustainable growth, which is a slightly wishy washy slogan. but i think the real attention here is going to be on economic issues. we've seen the assay and some of the g 20 looking very much at the global issues, very much the forefront of people's minds here. i think they're going to try and focus on the economic issues. and to that end this afternoon, one of the sessions is going to be looking at the rising inflation and the looming recession, though, i think that's something that the leaders here really want to tackle. but i think the other important thing, as we've seen at s e n and the g 20 is that this is giving world leaders a chance to sit down together. there are lots of bilaterals going on. one of the, the highlights was such the yesterday evening when chinese president, she doing ping, sat down with japan's prime minister for a one on one, bilateral, that hasn't happened for 3 years. we didn't get very much out of that meeting. we unde

making news today. chinese liter, she jan paying has spoken at the opening of the annual meeting of apec countries and thailand. he said he was willing to pursue, quote, development opportunities with other asian pacific nations. on the basis of mutual respect, members agreed on a joint statement, pledging to keep supply chains and markets open. germany's largest trade union has agreed to a new employer deal with wage heights totaling 8.5 percent over the next 2 years. the deal covers almost 4000000 workers in germany's key metal and electrical sectors and allows employers to avoid for the strike. the talks were closely watched in germany where inflation above 10 percent has eaten into workers real wages. chinese regulators have given the green light to a new video game from 10000. the company's 1st approval in the past 18 months. 10th was at the center of beijing's recent crackdown on tech companies when regulators urged closer scrubbing of quote, politically, harmful content licenses are mandatory for video games sold in the chinese market. well 1st threshold war and ukraine rocked the

prince mohammed ben fell mon, the kingdom de facto leader, who's in thailand for the apec economic leaders. meeting face of the u. s. lawsuit for allegedly ordering the murder of journalist or marker shogi in turkey. us intelligence officials believe the prince ordered the killing. and swedish officials say the explosions that burst the nord stream of pipelines under the baltic sea, where acts of sabotage, the controversial conduits for transporting rush and gas to germany became a flash point for diplomacy and energy policy. after russia invaded ukraine, moscow and nato allies accuse each other of damaging the pipelines or russia has launched another wave of missile attacks across ukraine, killing at least 7 people and injuring many more. he says the strikes were mainly directed at tower and heating facilities. that with winter arriving as much of the nation sees its 1st significant snowfall. president quality murs lensky says more than 10000000 ukrainians are currently without electricity. well, mike martin is war city senior visiting fellow at kings college london. my colleague asked hi

launch of the weapon has sparked outrage from leaders around the world, including from officials at an apec meeting in thailand. cnn's will ripley has more. >> reporter: u.s. vice president kamala harris and chinese president xi jinping exchanged brief words on the sidelines of the apec summit in bangkok, talking about the importance of avoiding conflict and encouraging cooperation on issues of global concern. that's according to chinese state media's readout of the brief conversation. one issue that the united states and china are not really cooperating on is the issue of north korea, which has been launching missiles at an unprecedented pace throughout the year, including this icbm launch of what north korea calls a new kind of long-range missile capable of striking, according to the japanese government, pretty much anywhere in the united states and potentially most of the world, excluding some portions of south america. if you look at the possible trajectory distance of this missile that was tested. the missile test was pretty striking when you look at the photos released by north korean