you know, the top countries in terms of economy, they are in asia pacific. if trying are you have india and it's an area with very, very high a population and diversity of countries of identity. and of course, and besides that, you also have a, it's also a region of attention. so i think they have everything that the world should pay attention to and the major powers or their united states as part of the issue basically you have in japan, you have try now. yes, of india and not to forget to think we should not forget a i see and region us young as an organization and the region itself. so the importance of the asia pacific and you have other countries that just australia now coming up, aligning with the, you know, the major powers like the united states. so in comparison to other regions of the world, i think the issue of pacific is indeed a hit in so many things. yeah, you mentioned australia and president vladimir putin also highlighted how nato in august might join forces together. what's your take on that and on what's a potential response, could be to t

so there's something going on in the asia—pacific region where we see a faster adoption of ai skillspect that it probably has a lot to do with the workforce embracing a little bit more directly the potential of ai. we know that executives in the asia—pacific region can really kind of anticipate where it might bring benefits. but for those of us who aren't coders, day in and day out, ai skills could also be understanding how to maybe use something like chatgpt to help us make our tasks a little bit quicker, become more productive. so i might say i need to draught a letter, an email to somebody. what should i include in that if i want to ask them this and organise that? and so you may have the case where you're actually using ai technology to help you get over that blank page hurdle of starting fresh. and ai is something that could help you make decisions faster. it can make you achieve better decisions because you might be pulling in more information. so ai is not simplyjust coding, it's also thinking about, �*how do i use this as a tool to achieve my own productivity in my own outcom

the white house is trying to stir up a conflict in the asia-pacific region. the us will send more than 100 tanks to taiwan and take on a group of officers for training. reliable and objective data processing reports and press releases a professional holiday for river statisticians on the streets of saudi arabia, mecca was hit by downpours and squally winds that were rare for this region the eco prefix in minsk hosts the international ecojikspo exhibition. creation of the domestic antiviral vaccine belvit tonipharm preparation for the eleventh form of the regions of belarus and russia and, of course, the sowing campaign, which is not going so smoothly in the northern regions in the palace of independence , a meeting on topical issues of the development of the vitebsk region was held the day before. as for the agro-industrial complex, according to the president. there is a separate positive shift among the obvious disadvantages. the head of state will name and correspondence in the results and pace, harvesting separate requirements for financial discipline and

and to what extent is that alliance about countering china in the asia pacific region? well, the lead is all at pains to indicate that that is not the case. they do not want to wave a red flag as china, as with south korea and japan. very cautious about angling the neighbor and the us as well. well aware of chinese delicacy in this particular matter, they are trying to move away from portraying this as a native type alliance against china, the bite and the ministration has said repeatedly that this is about 14, a closer relationship between the 3 countries. it is not about forming a common alliance against any of the one country. now that may or may not be the case, but this is the public position. and it's one that they all have pains to emphasize . seeing that they do not want any reactions with china diverting attention away from what is a highly significant summit. okay. might kind of bring this place as long as that from the white house. thanks very much. my to defend cease from the west african broke echo awesome, amazing for a 2nd day and gone to to discuss a pos

the us present, host the japanese on south korean, latest assign a new security package for the asia pacific region. the amyra kyle, the sel. 0 live from the also coming up. west african defense chief hold a 2nd day of talks and gone up, preparing for a possible military intervention after the q and these, uh austria is for metropolis about seeing cuts is charged with giving false evidence to apollo, mature inquiry into corruption and wall 5 cause of accusation orders for 20000 people in the yellow nice to capsule. it comes as northwest territories. the president is hosting a summit on security in the asia pacific beach. them with the leaders of japan and south korea. china is increasing influence a north korean ballistic missile tests are up for discussion. observe a say this 1st trial, actual summit of its kind is a step place that is a step towards place, a collaboration in the region. i want to thank you both for your political courage . the brought you here and i'm looking forward to us having a great meeting with continuing these meetings. you stepped up to do the hard work that i woul

states to create in the region a mini-copy of the nato bloc opposing the middle kingdom , the asia-pacificegion is a stronghold of peace and development. it is also promising in terms of cooperation and growth. it cannot be turned again into an arena of geopolitical rivalry, attempts to cobble together various isolated groups and bring military blocs and inter-bloc confrontation to the asia-pacific region will not receive support and will be met, wary, attitudes and opposition from the region's state adviser baden, has been simply national security. jake sallion hastened to declare that the us does not intend to create a new bloc there. this is definitely not nato in the pacific. we have repeatedly. this was emphasized, as well as japan and south korea. i want to once again focus on the fact that this the partnership is not against anyone. but for something it is the vision of the indus pacific region, which is free open safe and prosperous, the previous actions of the united states say otherwise. with the active participation of britain, the united states has already created one triple al

together various isolated groups and bring military blocs and inter-bloc confrontation into the asia-pacificinto the arena of geopolitical rivalry will not receive support and will be met with wary attitude and opposition from the state of the region biden's adviser was a national security poll. jake sullivan hastened to declare that the us does not intend to create a new bloc there. this is definitely not nato in the pacific. we have repeatedly. this was emphasized, as well as japan and south korea. i want to emphasize once again that today's summit is not a partnership against anyone. and for some reason this is a vision of the indus of the pacific, which is free open safe and prosperous previous actions of the united states suggest otherwise. with the active participation of britain, the united states has already created one triple alliance in the asia-pacific region, australia au. washington and london were so interested in it that they even pushed aside france, which was going to build submarines for the australians instead of 56 billion euros for french submarines, australia will spend

attempt by the united states to create in the region a mini copy of the nato bloc opposing the asia-pacificis a bastion of peace and development. it is also promising in terms of cooperation and growth. it cannot be turned into an arena again geopolitical rivalry, attempts to cobble together various disparate factions and bring military blocs and inter-bloc confrontation into the asia-pacific region will not receive support and will be met with wary attitudes and opposition from the state of the region , baden's adviser was a national security poll. jake savan hastened to declare that the united states does not intend to create a new bloc there in these ways. this is definitely not nato on the ocean, we have repeatedly emphasized this, as well as japan and south korea. i want re-emphasize that today's summit is not a partnership against anyone but for something it is a vision of the indus pacific that is free open safe and prosperous, the previous actions of the united states indicate otherwise with the active participation of britain the united states already created one tripartite allianc

come to the negotiation table of us president joe biden is hosting assignments on security in the asia pacific region with the leaders of japan and south korea. china is increasing influence a north korean ballistic missile tests are off for discussion. observe is say this 1st financial summit of its kind is a step closer towards collaboration in the region. one. thank you both for your political courage that brought you here. and i'm looking forward to a 7 and great meeting with continuing these meetings. you stepped up to do the hard work that i would argue historic work to for your foundation, from which we can face the future together. the 3 of us together. and i'm deeply grateful for your leadership and i look forward to working with both of you as we begin this newer corporation and renew or resolve to serve as a force of good across you in the pacific. and quite frankly, around the world as well. stronger coordination between korea, the us and japan requires more robust and institutional foundations. more of the challenges that threaten regional security must be addressed by us building

stay with us, the will cover asia, pacific india and the middle east. and this was a report. so let's go saki forecast just to these to beijing for north korea. and same goes for that ne size of china is still high heats and humidity across a few spots of mainland japan. as we shift toward that, this part of china, it's pretty much south at the yankee river valley, where most of the concentrated rain will fall. so for example, in one g, providence looks like a wet day for you. on monday, off to india, we've got weather alerts that have for a term for him, actual production, altura con states in northwest india is those monsoon range pick up and really that's where the bulk of it will be. otherwise just a few showers and storms falling across the rest of the country. temperature is just slightly above average through upper same province and punjab. providence in buckets done. and then as we look toward the middle east, plenty of hot sunshine to go around for everyone here. maybe the odd storm coming into western areas of saudi arabia, along the huge as m

asia-pacific region and from latin america. what does this say? these a streams will merge into reiki, and uh, at the same time put pressure on the anglo-saxons saying that all your dominance policy, which was dominance, and in africa it has changed. it has changed a lot of the polar world now, and no one will let you exploit other regions. i remind you that on the air the sasha program is authorized to declare the role of africa in the new system of international relations and let me remind you that on the night of july 27, the niger military announced the removal of president mohammed bazum and the transfer of power to the national council for the salvation of the motherland, as well as the closure of borders while stopping the constitution and prohibit activities of any political parties, niker, which in the past was a french colony for a long time allowed paris to realize its national interests, france tried to strengthen its position in the region, despite the growth of anti-french sentiment in society. this dissatisfactio

president who's the japanese and south pre and leaders to sign a new security pledge while the asia pacific region completes betrayal of trust and the in the u. k. is found guilty of emerging 7 babies in hook. uh we can take over the world, just kidding. and a humanoid. dr. adults too, i'll just say read about politics, climate change, and they fall in special intelligence as a threat to humanity. the spoken to the program defense chase from the west african block echo a say. so the, the full, the military intervention into these as soon as like given the go ahead from the heads of state, the group says false is not the preferred option, but the hopefully even end the style of the hill day to day meeting. and they've gone and capital across the whole member must do so i'll speak pause president here to be hot or committed elements. the house for me to be on the equipment. they have plummeted. be our own resources doing that. take this mission. so i tell you, we are ready to go in the time the order is given. charles stratford has moved from across a after to day, close to a meeting here in

the 3 heads of state pledge to deepen the security partnership in the asia pacific. the meeting scene hasn't been to project units in the face of china is growing influence in the region. a nuclear threats from north career change has been out so, so i mentioned within uh is it carried out drills and time in these waters. taiwan, accuse china of intimidation or japan, south korea, and the us condemned. it's dangerous and aggressive actions, so sub for it in japan and naples, but they've never been friends for decades. they've struggled to become deep historical grievances. just look at the g, a political tensions of problem together. the biggest concern is china is growing incident and that includes the taiwan issue of aging claims. the island is that entire train has not ruled out, forced to take it. the chinese military holds drills and the taiwan strait and enters taiwanese space, which type paces, intimidation, south career and japan also accused badging of aggressive behavior and territorial disputes in the east and south china seas then is north korea, and it's

present, jerry business hosting leaders of japan and south korea to discuss security concerns in the asia pacific region. including chinese motor advancements and north korean missile test. one, thank you both for your political courage. the brought you here and i'm looking forward to us having a great meeting with continuing these meetings. you stepped up to do the hard work that i would argue historic work to forward your foundation from which we could face the future together. the 3 of us together. and i'm deeply grateful for your leadership. and i look forward to working with both of you as we begin this newer corporation and renew are resolved to serve as a force of good across you in the pacific. and quite frankly, around the world as well. defense chase from echo us. anything for a second's day, i'll be discussing military intervention in asia following the crew that last month . west african regional organizations, as it's ready to send in troops should diplomatic efforts fail of the chancellor of austria semester and cuts. those being charged with giving false evidence to apollo meant to

we know that executives in the asia—pacific region can really kind of anticipated way it might bringght bring benefits. ., .,, anticipated way it might bring benefits. ., ., , ., benefits. for those of us who aren't coders _ benefits. for those of us who aren't coders stay _ benefits. for those of us who aren't coders stay in - benefits. for those of us who aren't coders stay in and - benefits. for those of us who aren't coders stay in and stayj aren't coders stay in and stay out, ai skills could also be understanding how to maybe use something like chatgpt to help us make our tasks a little bit quicker — become more productive. so, i might sayi need to draft a letter, an e—mail to somebody. what should i include in that if i want to ask them this and organise that? so, you might have a case where you are actually using ai technology to help you get over that blank page hurdle of starting fresh, and ai is something that can help you make decisions faster. we can make decisions faster. we can make you achieve better decisions because he might be pulling in more information. so, ai is

michael bristow is the bbc�*s asia pacific editor. thanks asia pacific editor. forjoining us.n 80% drop. what thanks forjoining us. an 80% drop. what has caused this?— what has caused this? essentially this is investors _ what has caused this? essentially this is investors giving _ what has caused this? essentially this is investors giving their- this is investors giving their verdict on the state of the company showing their face, verdict on the state of the company showing theirface, or in verdict on the state of the company showing their face, or in this case, their lack of faith. in your introduction you indicated that shares have been suspended on the hong kong stock exchange for 18 months. investors haven't had any opportunity during that time to show what they feel about the company, through their buying and selling of shares. they have had the opportunity they have sold off that stock and that gives you an indication of what they feel about the company. it has debts of more than $300 billion, a staggering amount of money. they occupy a sector which is experiencing a nu

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australia was also there they were from the asia-pacific region and korea and e, united and korea japan this status, what does it give? it gives quite a few things, for example, such a thing as participation in government contracts in the united states. that is, when a contract is put forward to the department of defense, you can participate in it. this makes it possible to participate in the space programs of the united states. i am not talking about training in the deployment of troops and so on and so forth. scientific and technical cooperation on the basis of this can develop already . why now this thing is that the whole system of alliances, uh, american, was built like this, uh, in the atlantic, this is one union, this is nato, which at present , as a direct result of our operation , absorbed the european union, that is , nato absorbed what is a competitor of the united states initially, of course, it was also in the military-political sphere of the western european union, which was based on the european vision and naturally an economic and economic competitor, now there is no eur

let's get to asia for how markets are faring. >> we are seeing asia-pacific stocks erasing gains fromer in the session despite the initial optimism of the outlook from the federal reserve. traders are now digesting the latest batch of economic data that came out of china. signs of the services sector contracting or rather slowing but manufacturing bottoming out. the concern really is focused on the property downturn and key among that, the concerns about, why do we care so much about this company? it was once china's top property developer. the worry is that now it is close to these record losses and it is flagging a potential default, there could be contagion risks. we could see some of the countries banks, the asset management companies as well as local government financing vehicles. the concerns about the property sector as well as the real estate sector are front and center and that is really dragging the sentiment. the csi 300 as well as the hsi both headed for monthly declines that could outpace what we have seen, losses on the msci asia-pacific, which itself is headed for its b

could you kind of unpack what you mean by asia pacific?s big, broad region where are we really targeting with some of this investments and opportunities and are they any risk concerns that you have about investing in this area as compared to, say, europe or north america? i'm sorry. so i think most of their exposure we have in asia pacific is through venture growth. a lot of that exposure is within china itself . any time you look us, there's a higher risk profile, i guess you would call it that. if nothing else, everything else being even there's currency that needs to be taken into account. and then i think given what's happened over the last few years, i would say looking investing in china, risk profile is also changed a little bit and not in a positive way. so these considerations on the risk side are continual considerations. we're already looked at and reviewed them for every investment or every commitment we make outside of the us. so you know, you could say i would say that there's not necessarily more or less risk. i don't know i

united states, after the failure with the ukrainian conflict, is beginning to prepare for a new the asia-pacificn's largest arms manufacturers and the states of europe are shifting their operating production facilities. a certain asia apparently writes to japan. the goal is to bring the country's defense spending to a record two percent of gdp in the near future with an ulterior motive. it is likely that western allies are pumping weapons amid tensions between the us and china transportation collapse in britain and higher wages and better working conditions are reportedly demanded by railway workers local media more than 20,000 employees went on strike in most of the country the train schedule was reduced. and this is the 24th transport strike since last year in the british unions. the strikes are promised to continue until a new agreement on employee salaries is reached, the next strike is scheduled for the second of september. it would not hurt official kiev to reconsider its views, but it seems not fate, a war crime, the fascists, whose names today in ukraine are called brigades of the all-un

the soviet channel is clear that this is an artery that controls the flow of all goods from the asia-pacificegion, and we will remember to remember. when the suez was blocked channel and how sharply collapsed, uh, prices for goods rose, uh, collapsed, many corporations, and most importantly, the chinese continued to supply their goods through the infrastructure that they had created before and, of course, the west is very angry that in fact they missed the moment, and time, as you know, is money time in geopolitics. this is either a win or a loss, and at the present time we see that, in principle, they no longer have time, african countries are on the rise. ah, the freedom movement. the spirit rises spirit. to naturally, is based on the understanding that these african countries can live better and much better, of course. our task. here is belarus - this is the peace initiative, which is primarily focused on ensuring that, as the president said, provide food, so that they can feed themselves. this is an increase in the level of agricultural mechanization, remember, here is the president of z

by the united states to create in the region a mini copy of the nato bloc opposing the heavenly asia-pacific a bastion of peace and development. it is also promising in terms of cooperation and growth. it cannot be converted again. in the arena of political competition, attempts to rally various factions and bring military blocs and inter-bloc confrontation into the asia-pacific region will not receive support and will be met with wary attitude and opposition from the state of the region biden's national security adviser. jake sullivan hastened declare that the united states does not intend to create a new bloc there. this is definitely not nato in the pacific. we have repeatedly. this was emphasized, as well as japan and south korea. i want to emphasize once again that today's summit is not a partnership against anyone. and for some reason , this vision of the indus pacific, which is free, open , safe and prosperous, the previous actions of the united states say otherwise. with the active participation of britain, the united states has already created one triple alliance with australia and

bringing president biden along with ceos from all over the asia pacific region to mus coney city, city leaders say they expect tens of millions of dollars to come in from that one conference alone. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> it is good news for this calendar year but what about next year? it might not be so good. tonight on our 7:00 newscast investigative reporter hilda gutierrez joins me with the latest numbers showing what next year could look like for san francisco conventions. >>> california has been seeing bigger waves over the past 50 years which may be good for surfers but scientists say it is an issue. we'll aeks plain in our climate in crisis report. >>> an unusual sign has popped up in the window of a popular cafe in san francisco. we'll tell you why the owner of cafe international in the lower haight district has gone thinking and closed for five days. >>> plan on hotter temperatures tomorrow. air quality issues and increasing fire danger around the diablo range as north winds pick up into tomorrow morning. we'll have a timeline when we come right bac

states, after the failure with the ukrainian conflict, is beginning to prepare for a new one in the asia-pacific region, the largest arms manufacturers both for the states and europe are shifting their operating production facilities. some asia writes to japan, apparently and the goal is to bring the country's defense spending to a record two percent of gdp in the near future. time, the ulterior motive is quite likely the pumping of armaments of the allies of the west against the backdrop of tense relations between the united states and china . to whom mother is dear, thanks to the work of an egyptian journalist, it became known where zelensky is spending money, betrothed to the west, according to documents. his family bought a luxurious villa in a millionaire city. ilgun. the cost is estimated at $ 5 million registered real estate for the president's mother-in-law. this aroused suspicion ukrainian. suddenly he buys a chic, estate, indicated by the sea, also next door to angelina jolie is surprised that ukraine is waging a bloody war with russia and the relatives of ukrainian officials are buyin

he's an expert in asia pacific relations, north korea and china. so 1st of all, looking at all of this does, it boils down to one thing, robert, which is how to create a new alliance to try and counter china us. yeah, i think that's a pretty good take away from what happened. i think that's a pretty good one. minor for this event. china is pretty obviously the big structural pressure in the region. pushing a lot of countries actually to sort of reevaluate the relationships and, and, and talk to countries who might be partners the united states and vietnam for example, didn't talk very well for many years, for obvious reasons, because of the war that started talking to each other. because of china, and that is also in this case, push salary and japan towards each other, right? as you know, your, your correspondence are talked about today, right? those relationships and difficult between software and japan. a lot in the past, but to a certain extent, you know, chinese breathing down everybody's neck and you know, so the south koreans and japanese are

that he, having confused europe, the alliance now wants to destroy peace and tranquility in the asia-pacific region , as the head noted, where the chinese missions by now, the united states has already managed to put together a military bloc, this is a tripartite military partnership between australia, great britain and the united states, and also created a quadripartite mechanism as part of the us japan india and australia and other small groupings of action north atlantic alliance in the asia-pacific region directed against russia and china stressed jeanne hey. the new region of russia has become part of a large-scale project for the development of street culture and sports . there are no analogues to the competition, which was invented in our country. nowhere in the world. he enters the presidential platform. russia is the side of opportunity and has already united almost half of the planet in mid-august, thousands of creative people will gather in stavropol for the big festival. and now they are holding master classes for teenagers from donbass from alchevsk report. igor mikhailov jumpin

starting there from the 16-17th century, they began to transfer all their production from the asia-pacificn to the african region . there are the most powerful e, corporations the most powerful production e. e, who produce fabrics, shoes, clothes and all the rest. why extremely cheap textiles are an indicator of the global economy. and that's the thing the main thing now is the struggle for this region, who will now divide it here and will, uh, he will solve his problems of overproduction. this means that it will also determine world politics, supplementing our experts. in which they told and expressed their position more than exhaustively, i want to say that, of course, at the moment there are no alternatives to the un, this is an organization that unites 193 states. she successfully solves social and humanitarian projects and programs. including implement including in the countries of africa and e, it does, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't demand her hmm reform and uh, her more political role in society reform this organization. at least it is necessary to voice this and what we observ

uh, iraq against syria, uh, so they acted in latin america in the asia-pacific region, so our task.first of all, uh expert community and state regulators, the department is a and, including e. uh, the media is not something you know to reassure the population. no need to explain, uh, the principles of operation and functioning of our foreign exchange market. e of the financial market so that people were aware, understood, their level of knowledge was, er, high, and they did not give in. most importantly, some kind of emotional outburst and decision, as a rule, these always emotional outbursts in relation to money always lead to losses inevitably. well, alex is very good to eat. if there were no examples yes, it always falls on some kind of ground, when but you said the last 3 years were these fake ones, yes, burn them and they are probably better than any words to act on the peace of the population, but now a very fashionable trend is somewhere lazation . everyone is talking about this, and even the economist, expo-assistant to the secretaries of the treasury, the united states with

washington into a gear or want to cooperate with each other as well, to shifting power blocks of the asia pacific. as neighbors seek security and the advantage i made increasing in security, rob mcbride, i'll just say era. so what do i know? kingston is electra at troy university in the united states. he explains why japan and south korea are increasing security cooperation. despite the historically strained relations in japan, a governor and korea for 35 years in the early 20th century. under a harsh colonial regime, they were liberated with the defeat of uh, japan and world war 2, which the anniversary of that was just earlier this week. so there had been a lot of grievance and resentment on the side of both korea's in fact with a feeling that japan had not shown sufficient contrition and so forth for the colonial period. so that's always been an obstacle in the past, but i think the increasing threats, the changing military technology that requires try try lateral cooperation across different domains of war fighting and so forth. it's the only way to balance against that threat. and so the inc

and then inside story will examine concerns about china is growing influence in the asia pacific region. so do stay with us. we'll have more news coming up in about half an hour's time. going through with the the well flooded head parts of southern norway are bracing for a 3rd round of rain in about 2 weeks. so this is not good news includes for the capital. also, we do have a soggy forecast here on sunday seems begin to slowly improve across the islands of ireland and britain. after that storm system swept through, still a few showers, though, for the island of ireland. now we're still seeing an outbreak of just a few storms as well across central europe, but many spots dealing with sun and temperatures. still hanging onto the thirties and many spots here. temperatures are so they going down and on gross or $36.00 on sundays still is breeze through the g and through the eastern mediterranean. so temperatures are now pretty well where they should be for the bat, no other side of the mediterranean. we've got these bubble of heats in southern spain, so seville and cord about your temperat

it's seen as a bid, rejects unity in the face of china is growing in fluids and the asia pacific and nuclear threats from north korea. us president joe biden, praise the leaders of south korea and japan for pursuing close to relations after a long history of animosity east coming from tokyo's colonial rule. alger 0 is alice fisher, will force from camp david years in the planning, pull down. and most of these and rivalries overcome us present jo, bike and believes this is a significant diplomatic moment. this was the 1st summer that i've hosted to camp david as president, as i can think of no more for the location to begin the next year or next year of cooperation. a place that has long symbolized the power of new beginnings. the location was deliberate, kept even in maryland. the presidential retreat is where a peace deal should be made agreements reached breakthroughs, accomplished japan, and says korea have a long history of suspicion and bitterness early, but the perceived going menace of china the pacific. i mean unpredictability of north korea brought all 3 countries together a

paul: shares in asia-pacific on a losing streak. this symptomatic of what you see in a normal august? >> august has in general not been a good month in the stock market. we are going into the season with august and september very volatile and sluggish. i think the conditions in china and the strength of the dollar will make all the difference as far as looking outside the united states for investors. paul: nancy sherif daoud from ameriprise financial services, thank you for joining us. bhp get in earnings for the full year out a short time ago. 13.4 billion underlying profit, that was a mess. -- miss. dividend $.80 per share. bhp sees inflation and labor tightness continuing to impact cost but sees china and india remaining sources of stability. it was weakness in china that caused difficulty for one of their competitors, rio tinto. property dividends falling there as well. bhp's full-year profit dropping as china's metal demand wanes. a bit of a miss on underlying profit. you can catch bhp ceo mike henry later on today on bloomberg

it was there has been peace, even the north east asia, any upgrade or asia pacific. there, there has been peace since us have been left after is beat the feet in the be no more now us to try to come back more forcefully to his search. as military pop posture again in the united states is forming this tri literal ally as well. the article of the, the tri lateral alliance. if the attack on one does obligate the other 2 to joint yet. so united states get involved in a firefight with china that will drag the re a and in japan automatically into the war. and this is a plan of united states all long because you realize you cannot fight china alone. that's why you snooping. it's all baffled states in south korea in japan are in together. so us have, will have access to the resources of japan and south korea and together they, you know, us will have more confidence to faced on china. well, i mean, but hold on a 2nd because, um, i mean, china is president in recent weeks, months, even years. he's told his country a number of times getting ready for war america, washington. an

a asia pacific, there are chief scale methodist, is following the story for us from to casa. and i asked him to tell us more about taxes in china. what absolutely without style one, it's not going to take a heavy weight of motor and type politics that is tax. and she and a wife who was ousted in the military coup in 2006, later his sister was ousted his daughter, a federal government, you know, walk, has been running as a private, as to your candidates in this may so general election. so he really customs from a political dentist that has been running type politics and was now taking the opportunity that to return to thailand, he is loved by the rule poor. he introduced a minimum wage of general health care and he's despised by the age, money elite and back. 0 all right, so what about the timing of all of this? as you say he's being in excel for 15 years? why is he chosen to return to tying on? now i think frankly there's 2 aspects we need to bear in mind here. one is, he's 74, he's been an exile of for a 15 years and has 7 grandchildren. so he has very high personal motivati

as soon as a bit to project to unity, the face of china is growing influence in the asia pacific times nuclear threats from north korea. president biden praise the leaders of south korea and japan for pursuing closer relations. after a long history of animosity, extending from tokyo's colonial rule, all the official reports from count david hughes in the planning pulled down, and most of these and rivalries overcome us. president joe biden believes this is a significant diplomatic moment. this was the 1st summer that i've hosted at camp david's as president, as i can think of no more for the location to begin the next year or next year of cooperation. a place that as long symbolized the power of new beginnings, the location was deliberate, kept david in maryland. the presidential retreat is where a peace deal should be made agreements reached breakthroughs, accomplished upon it. says korea have a long history of suspicion and bitterness early, but the proceed going menace of china. the pacific unpredictability of north korea brought all 3 countries together. and what joe biden declared

is already part of 2 of the alliances in the asia pacific with she had concerns about china. one is the quote, officially the quarter or lateral security dialogue, which includes the united states strategy, india and japan. then is orchestra security packed established in 2021 by the u. s . u k, and australia on a tank and is a senior fellow at the time institute. he says the trilateral meeting was a p. austin's an opportunity to discuss the concerns of growing chinese influence. i think it is about china. you'll notice in the last 2 months, all 3 countries put out the defense white papers identifying or security white papers, identifying china is the threat of japan and the us explicitly south korea implicitly . then you have this summit, it's been choreographed, but clearly it is about china. it's hypocritical to say it isn't. obviously, there are other issues somewhere discuss, i'm not for instance dpr k nuclear threat. definitely an issue, but you know, the release of nuclear, a waters off the coast by japan. um, not discussed, are you talking about these things? this is

security line lead is if the united states, japan and south korea agreed to shore up relations in the asia pacific. washington says it's not about china, but does anyone can boost? and what does it don't mean for the region? this is inside story, the live are welcome to the program. i'm the clock, a new era of co operation. that's how you as president joe biden has described his meeting with the lead as a south career and coupon at camp david in maryland. the 3 heads of state pledge to deepen the security partnership and the asian pacific. the meeting scene hasn't been to project units in the face of china is growing improvements in the region, a nuclear threats from north korea bay. jane has denounced this. i mentioned within hours had carried out drills and time in these waters. taiwan, accuse china of intimidation or japan, south korea, and the us condemned. it's dangerous and aggressive actions, so sub for it in japan and naples, but they've never been friends for decades. they've struggled to become deep historical grievances. let's look at the g. a political tensions of putting together. the

david in maryland at the summit, comes as china is increasing its influence in the asia pacific. and those career reps up michelle tests. some of them is obviously the meeting may be the 1st step towards for me and they to install collaboration in the region from a private post office. and so, or 3 like minded leaders foraging close ties as they see growing threats common to them. old us president joe biden wants to build on the mocked improvement team relations between japan and south korea since coming to office japanese prime minister fu me of casita and the south korean counterpart you. and so if you have set a course to overcome traditional differences, so the bar is set low really to improve relations. and i think washington and wants to sort institutionalize try lateral cooperation. have once a joint statement in which due to countries commit themselves to enhance security cooperation. all 3 countries have been brought close by. the threats of north korea's continued weapons development was high energy over in order to fundamentally go up north korea's nuclear missile thre

the summit comes as china is increasing its influence in the asia pacific handles career for, i'm sorry miss all tests. some of the other side of the meeting, maybe the 1st step towards for the end data install collaboration in the region of a price reports. now from so a 3 like minded lead is forging close that ties as they see growing threats common to them. old us president joe biden wants to build on the mocked improvement team relations between japan and south korea since coming to office japanese prime minister meal because she does a due south korean counterpart to use a po upset to cause to overcome traditional differences. so the bar is set low really to improve relations and i think washing and wants to sort institutionalize try lateral cooperation and once a joint statement in which, due to countries commit themselves to enhance security cooperation. all 3 countries have been broad close by the threats of north korea's continued weapons development was high energy over in order to fundamentally block north korea, nuclear and mississauga, correct. south korea, the united state