in the asia pacific join. it says it's you estimate it to activity that is further staking regional tensions a strategy, a bridge in malaysia, new zealand and single pool, the so called 5 power defense arrangements. also say they'll be stepping up minute tree exercises in asia. there's. there is a broadening of the exercises that we are doing in in the conventional spice though we are increasing the assets that we're bringing to be an exercise of set aside. a lame a lie to this year. for the 1st time, a stride it will be contributed, contributing if $35.00 joint strike pot is added to that beijing is also recently hosted. arlita is, is there relations with the united states become increasingly strange of israel's foreign garza and the fight and the ministrations decision to allow us weapons to be used by ukraine inside russia. so the rush itself facilities would most go to china. seas as a good neighbor with both countries enjoying what they cool. a no limits relationship. awesome, great. yeah. somebody, let's

on the hill rahman, defend streets from the round asia pacific, oregon single to discuss security challenges facing the region. the 3 day summit known as the shangri la dialogue attracts high level ministers, military heads and security analysts. the focus will be on foreign policy with sensitive diplomatic talks, taking place behind play as tools. but relations are already false. the between the wells to suit the pounds, china, and the us. beijing has wound washington against interfering, and it's a fast after the defense ministers meant to discuss taiwan. but while that relationship sees no sign of bullying, oh, those are trying to find common ground. so which alliances might be strengthened and could new ones be established? and how is all of this affecting the balance of power around the globe will be talking to all guess in a minute. the 1st image and kinda begins on coverage. perhaps one of the most important meetings, but the age of defense summit and sample is one that is happening on the sidelines . this is the 1st face to face discussion between chinese defense minister. i've moved

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when discussing the situation in the asia-pacific region, mutual interest was expressed in building ad adequate security architecture on the principles of non-use of force and peaceful settlement of disputes, in which there will be no place for a closed military-political bloc. negotiations on... strengthening cooperation in accordance with the principles of equality, mutual respect, non-interference in each other's internal affairs, based on the principles of the un charter, we will not enter into alliances with third countries in order to damage the independence, sovereignty, as well as the territorial integrity of each other friend, we will also not oppose third parties, we will always advocate to contribute to peace, cooperation in the region in the world, as for: quite recently you were also in russia as the minister of public security, trade and economic ties are steadily developing, last year trade turnover increased by 8%. intergovernmental commissions on both sides are working closely on this. the growth of trade is certainly facilitated by the implementation of the 2015 free

this was the main reason dragging behind asia-pacific.t the same time, when we look at the hong kong ipo market, another traditional power house, we see rebounds and we see a lot of companies preparing for the ipo partly because of the reason i just mentioned where most of the company withdrew on the asia and looking to list it in hong kong or some of them even considering u.s. from our analysis and our prediction, hong kong is going to come back gradually. very steadily in the second half of 2024, but certainly, i'm expecting a lot more in the year 2025. >> yup. it's going to need it. george, i appreciate the time. thank you for joining us here on "street signs." george chan for ey. >>> let's unpack and give you a sense of what's to come. a lot has happened so far with a week away from this election. coming up, rishi sunak facing off for the final time ahead of next week's general election. we'll bring you who said what and who came out on top nextt en andyourself. with shopify, youen have everything you need to sell online and in person

nato wants to privatize all security mechanisms in the asia-pacific region, which the alliance callsc region, creating there fours, threes, and others, structures of a small configuration, the so-called structures that are the embryos of the military. designated clearly, unambiguously, definitively, as the territory of the russian federation in our constitution, must be completely freed from foreign troops. and troops, and instructors, mercenaries, and of course , weapons. moscow's position is clear, well-reasoned and, most importantly, based on realities, not desires. the border of the ninety-first year, according to lavrov, which kiev passionately wants to return, were possible only then in february 2014 if the radicals, with the support of the west, had not disrupted the agreements reached, but the west now has a new headache. how would you characterize the relationship between russia and vietnam and how does it differ from the relationship between russia and north korea? strategic partnership is the highest the level that vietnam sets in international relations. and such an agree

region, australia, new zealand soutct that the challenges that we see in asia and the asia-pacific are directly linked to the challenges that we face in europe. i also fully agree that china cannot have they can't continue to have normal trade relationsps with countries in europe and at the same time, fueled the biggest war that we have seen in europe since the second world war. stage, this has to have consequences for china. reporter: my question goes to both of you. norway today still has a continued fish in cooperation with russia. i am wondering how we should approach this moving forward and if there or if you are concerned or we should be concerned about them take advantage of this cooperation in light of russian intelligence. sec. gen. stoltenberg: sec. gen. stoltenberg: which country? reporter: norway. fishing cooperation. [laughter] sec. gen. stoltenberg: what i can say is that i expect all i to fully implement the functions th agreed e.u. framework and also individual alliesnot comment on how the implement the sanctions. sec. blinken: i agree with the secretary-general. thank

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when discussing the situation in the asia-pacific region , mutual interest was expressed in building architecture based on the principles of non-use of force and peaceful settlement of disputes, in which there will be no... place for a closed military-political bloc. in conclusion, i would like to once again thank comrade president and all our vietnamese friends for their hospitality and meaningful negotiations. the current visit will undoubtedly contribute to the further development of the russian-vietnamese partnership, in all areas, in all directions. thank you for your attention. andrey frantsovich, well, despite the fact that the delegations are different, the topic rises. the same everywhere, this is the architecture of the new security, what role does vietnam play here and what do we expect from this trip? look, it is very important to consider the new architecture, this new multipolar world, not as a military confrontation, it is primarily an economic confrontation. let me remind you that our president has long voiced that we are building a great eurasian partnership, the cre

the asia pacific region has so far been based. this has sunsets around the association of south east asian nations by some principles of equality, be called an indivisible security and consensus of mutual respect. the west wants to destroy these structures. the thrust through you rage and security that are appearing come from different directions between the overall majority of cases. the source of these threats is the aggressive line of nature which wants to privatize and subjugate issues. that's all in one way or another, related to insurance debility, you know, boss region. that is why we no longer want to rely on the mechanisms crated in the context of you roadside tech security. this is natal of course, and they always see. but we want to work with those countries that are well the nationally to us. so the console. so if you raise and security out this cost and agreed upon the country so that you raise and confidence $5.00 or more on this s plus live now to russian devotee for mass, mrs. so again, we have cost joining us. so

require strengthening transport links, so in the eastern direction in china to the countries of the asia-pacificegion, the main project for us is the development of the so-called eastern railway range ; in april the parameters of the next, already third stage were approved. modernization, by 2030 the carrying capacity of the eastern railway range should increase to 210 million tons, by 2032 to 270 million tons. we will pay special attention to the southern direction. plans for the development of the international corridor have already been approved north-south, as well as a corridor in the azov-black sea direction. popular global arteries. the northern sea route is becoming increasingly important; last year , 36 million tons of cargo passed through it; in the future , transportation may exceed 150 million tons. to achieve this, we will continue to develop the route infrastructure and build transport approaches to arctic ports. a special role in this work is assigned to the leaders of our northern subjects of the federation. in this regard, we will form a state council. commission for the develop

the fry's intentions in the asia pacific region. he's also defended the actions of the philippines, which has been involved in the standoff with beijing over there to speech in south china sea. patrick folk is at the conference in the single police such as this update. the secretary of defense delivered a strongly worded address, so with stinging criticism all beijing accusing china dangerous harassment towards the philippines and using language that was similar to the sort of language that present ferdinand ma costs and junior used in his speech. at the summit, he said so the beijing is actions were a legal and was if, and he said that washington's commitment to is tracy. i was on cloud separately at a time when the wrong questions about how thinly spreads us move, who is also is, are across the middle east. and ukraine, you said says that the us is deeply committed to the and the pacific. america will continue to play a vital role in the end or put something together with our friends across the region that we share in the united s

reasons why at the nato summit next further strengthen our partnershipith our partners in the asia-pacific japan, also to address the fact that see in asa and the asia-pacific are directly linked to the challenges that we face in europe. i also fully agree that china■o cannot have it both ways, they can't continue toj■ have normal trade relationships with countries in europe and at the same time, fueled the biggest war that we have seen in europe siso at some stage, this has to haveonsequences for china. both of you. question gto norway today still has a continued fish in cooperation with russia. i am wondering how we should approach ts ving are -- or if ye concerned about them take advantage of this cooperation■t sec. gen. stoltenberg: sec. gen. sttenberg: which country? reporter: norway. fishing cooperation. [laughter] sec. gen. stoltenberg: what i can say is that i expect all i to fully implement the functions that we have agreed within the e.u. framework and also individual. beyond that, i cannot comment on how the implement the sanctions. sec. blinken: i agree with the secretary-gener

and that the court security architecture in the asia pacific region based on the principles of non use of force, a peaceful settlement of disputes in which there will be no place for clothes, military, political blocks. a busy day here and had only for vladimir putin o cents a around independence. 12 behind the 1st of all, a visit to the presidential palace where he'll meet the president himself, all of the prime minister and the general secretary of the communist policy. and then the ceremonial juices loading a rate in front of the muslim, found the mountain view of 2 minutes late in the afternoon. a solemn approach to pay respects to the man who led vietnam to independence. a brief visit for russia's president's vietnam. the chance to renew old friendships. tony chung out is there, henry. so the ongoing does 5 minutes to knock, which looks set to be the next nato chase after the only other candidate for the post pulled out of the race. which is set to take over the reins at october when the incumbent in stilton bugs, time comes to an end. this transition comes as a challenging time f

china is neither imminent, no unavoidable. austin's comments comments tensions advising in the asia pacific region. he also defended the actions of the philippines. that's in a stand off with beaching over the south trying to see patrick falk is on the conference and just hang up or with more to the secretary of defense to deliver the strongly worded address. so with stinging criticism, all beijing accusing china dangerous harassment towards the philippines and using language that was similar to the sort of language that present ferdinand ma, costs and junior used in his speech at the summit. he said so the beijing actions were illegal and was if, and he said that washington's commitment to is tracy. i was on cloud separately at a time when the wrong questions about how often the spreads. us move, who is also is, are across the middle east and ukraine. you said says that the us is deeply committed to the and the pacific. america will continue to play a vital role in the end up with something together with our friends across the region. that we share in the united states across the united st

in asia-pacific, is a tough pipe - tight walk?— tight walk? seven years since the last _ tight walk? in the seven years since the last chinese - tight walk? in the seven years since the last chinese leader i since the last chinese leader visited australia, thejoe political tension in the region has risen massively. at australia far in the centre. of this great geopolitical competition playing out between the united states and china. we have always traditionally found a security within the united states, china has been for more than a decade by far australia's largest trading partner. so, it's a very difficult path for the strong government to walk and under pressure from both sides. let's ta ke let's take you to washington, dc where there's been a victory for abortion rights activist after the us supreme court justice unanimously upheld the right to use a widely available abortion bill. —— abortion pill, mifepristone. the court rejected a bid by a group of anti—abortion doctors and activists to restrict access, saying they had no legal grounds

and building a reliable on thought to quit security architecture in the asia pacific region. based on the principles of known use of force, a peaceful settlement of disputes in which there will be no place for clothes, military, political blocks. a busy day here and had always for vladimir potent, all centered around independence. when behind me, 1st of all, a visit to the presidential palace where he'll meet the president himself, all of the prime minister and the general secretary of the communist policy. and then the ceremonial juices loading a rate in front of the muslim found among them, which he meant late in the afternoon. a solemn approach to pay respects to the man who led vietnam to independence. a brief visit for russia's president's vietnam. the chance to renew old friendships. tony chung out as they are handling to the philippine military is demonic, the chinese coast guy between rifles and equipment. seeds during a consultation and a dispute to the area of the south china sea is quoting for reparations. also what it describes as pilot life looting. the bathing s

committed to working in the interests of our nations and for the sake of of peace and stability in asia pacific back to what they would do. but it literally towards the let me raise this a toast or, and it would be most of the wrong girl friendship and mutually beneficial called duration between russia and viet. um for the prosperity in our relations and for the good health of all the viet nam leaders and for the people of viet a guy welcome back to the studio here in most go which has been listening again to a noise. vietnam was totally down the getting to be as president, held a state reception full visiting russian president vladimir booth and the vietnam. these presidents, the only thing be mutually beneficial and deeply understanding partnership. vietnam says, with russia saying the country would expand as cooperation with russia and raising a gloss to toast the deal. the russian president vladimir putin for his paws, thanking the, getting these presidents of the will. welcome praising the developments the country has made over the past 20 years. and he said that vietnam should be viewed a

the main topic of the summit is ukraine, defense conditions, as well as our partnership with the asia-pacific region, australia, new zealand, japan and south korea. i expect that today and tomorrow... "we will agree on a plan of assistance nato to ukraine in the field of security and training, but of course financial assistance still needs to be discussed. my proposal is that we should agree on long-term financial support of 40 billion a year, which is money that will be given to ukraine every year because they need it to make sure they have the resources to resist russian aggression. and this year's summit of the great si'. the 50th anniversary ukraine was waiting for important decisions from the meeting, as volodymyr zelenskyi said before coming to the summit, and about these we will also talk about important decisions, but a little later, and to begin with, let's see how the summit began. they call it a family photo, but like all families, the big seven have their problems. many of these leaders are facing tough elections and are trailing in the polls, but they want to show the world that

speaking to the bbc before the talks, jens stoltenberg said the efforts in kyiv affect the asia—pacificsupport and we need to ensure we do we can prevent those gaps in the future. �* , ~ ., future. because we know that the stronger— future. because we know that the stronger our _ future. because we know that the stronger our support - future. because we know that the stronger our support to i the stronger our support to ukraine, the sooner the wall can end. because the quicker vladimir putin will understand he cannot wait us out. and therefore i hope that allies can agree a more long—term pledge, support to ukraine, and also to give nato more strength in providing that support. i strongly believe it will not be in the security interests of the united states if vladimir putin wins in ukraine because that will send a message to him, but also to president xi jinping that violating international law, invading another country, they can get what they want. so this is not only about ukraine, this is also about sending a message to president xijinping also about sending a message to president x

and as a result, that talking about strengthening the partnerships in the asia pacific region that say what he said, we are all squares. also concerned about the potential support that the russia provides a to the north korea when it comes to supporting their nissan on nuclear programs. we see how much major support of rochelle gets from north korea, but also from there on, on how china is popping up. there were economy and this is also one of the reasons why of nato and at the naples, on the head and washing next month. we will further strengthen our partnership with all the partners in asia pacific region was fairly honest. see done, south korea and japan also to address the fact that the challenges they see, we see in, in a short initial pacific dollar to think to the challenges we face in your so, of course stolen but that, expressing his concerns. but what he failed to mention is actually the threat posed by nato to the t p r k. and in fact, the entire region that we can look back to 2021, the oldest security product sign a between a brace in the us and australia. this was seen is

interest was expressed and building a reliable and that the court security architecture in the asia pacific region based on the principles of non use of force, a peaceful settlement of disputes in which there will be no place for clothes, military, political blocks. a busy day here and had only for vladimir putin whole centre around independence. 12 behind the 1st of all, a visit to the presidential palace where he'll meet the president himself, all of the prime minister and the general secretary of the communist policy. and then the ceremonial juices loading a race in front of the muslim, the founder of loving via the documents. late in the afternoon, a solemn approach to pay respects to the man who led vietnam to independence. a brief visit for us as president vietnam. the chance to renew old friendships. tony chung out as their handling for at least 800000 people in northeast in bangladesh. a country stranded as heavy rainfall persists and already flooded. head region of still had hundreds of villages have been in on days just as you can see. and with ours, he's a saying, this heavy rain

and that the court security architecture in the asia pacific region based on the principles of non use of force, a peaceful settlement of disputes in which there will be no place for clothes, military, political blocks. a busy day here, and henry for vladimir potent o centered around independence. 12 behind the 1st of all, a visit to the presidential palace where he'll meet the president himself, all of the prime minister and the general secretary of the communist policy. and then the ceremonial juices slowing a rate in front of the muslim found among them. 13 minutes late in the afternoon, a solemn approach to pay respects to the man who led vietnam to independence. a brief visit for russia's president's vietnam. the chose to renew old friendships. tony chung out is there. henry. meanwhile, washington has announced one of the senior officials will travel to handle it on friday. the state department said to visit by the assistant secretary of state for the on the school us support for vietnam. just in the day after letting me fusion was there because of the health that has moved from t

cedomir nestorovic is a professor of geopolitics with the essec business school, asia pacific and explainsh influence the g7 has. i do not expect anything concrete because it doesn't have any binding rule. however, on the other side, it is a rare occasion where we have seven countries coming together. but what is interesting is that they invited many countries too and india has been invited. but china did not. so they will discuss. it's a small club, but it lost the importance that it used to have before. i think there's one big focus that everyone�*s looking out for is al and that big speaker. it's part of the agenda, and we're expecting the pope to be speaking on that. that's left many wondering, why him? because the vatican city is not part of the g7. but since ai is bringing on the table many ethical and moral issues, i presume this is the reason why they have invited him. they could invite some people from other religions, too, but the catholic church is the biggest organised church in the world. so this is the reason why they invited him. apple has overtaken microsoft to take its tit

we're seeing that now, and they don't as referred from vladimir preaching, expanding into the asia pacific. so this is something that is a very warrior so we can them great if the events in ukraine are a direct result of a global and european development of the late 20th until the 21st century, an aggressive calculator, and absolutely adventurous policy that the west has pursued and is pursuing all these years long before the special military operation began. by implementing this strategy, wisdom countries have taken a line on the absorption and military political development of territories close to russia. and there were 5, and now there are 6 waves of nato expansion. they tried to turn your brain into the spring board to make it empty russian feet in order to achieve these goals. money and resources were invested politicians and entire parties were more history in educational programs with rewritten, neo nazis and other radical groups were supported and developing. they did everything to undermine the ties between ukraine and russia to separate and could our people's, against each other,

russia in the asia-pacific region.heir even greater strategic development. he was sentenced to prison terms ranging from 12 years to life. the verdict for the defendants in the case of the assassination attempt on alexander zakharchenko by the killer of arsen motorola. the verkhovna rada banned teaching in russian in kindergartens and approved the creation of military police in ukraine. the comprehensive strategic partnership agreement raises cooperation between russia and the dprk to a fundamentally new level. vladimir putin spoke about this today following the results of high-level negotiations. the document spells out large-scale tasks for the long term in politics, trade, investment, and the humanitarian sphere. in particular. provides, among other things, for the provision of mutual assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this document. i draw attention to the statements of the united states, other nato countries on the supply of high-precision weapons systems, large, large radio assist

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a bit of a mixed bag around the asia-pacific today.of markets closed but indian markets up. modi sworn in over the weekend and now we eagerly await the naming of his cabinet especially the finance minister. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's get to singapore. several banks caught up in the biggest money laundering scandal ramping up scrutiny of rich clients. what do we know about what the banks are doing to close the loopholes exploited by criminals? >> this is a case but has raised a lot of eyebrows and questions about how exactly these criminals were able to exploit loopholes. it was a syndicate that transferred the illegal proceeds, wandered the money from online gambling. it was seen as the largest money laundering scandal to hit the cityscape in recent years. amid all of these questions, there is an enhanced scrutiny whether singapore and foreign banks operating in the city state and how they scrutinized their clients. they are training for some of the private bankers. for citi, according to some training materi

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firmly defend the need to preserve those principles on which the security architecture in the asia-pacificsed on, is a network of associations that have grouped around the osians on the basis of the principles of equality, the principles of equal indivisible security, consensus, and mutual respect. wants to destroy these structures, so the threats that the eurasian to eurasian security appear, they come from different directions, but in the overwhelming majority of cases the source of these threats is the aggressive line of nato, which wants to emphasize again, privatize, subjugate all issues that are in one way or another related to ensuring stability. the contours of eurasian security were discussed and agreed upon by the countries of the eurasian continent. the president spoke about this when speaking on june 14 in mida, and he emphasized there that we consider it important to make these discussions open to all, without exception, the countries of eurasia and to all, without exception , associations that represent one or another part of eurasia. it means openness, it means a call for eq

avril: we see their rally among asia-pacific stocks. this is after another record-setting session in wall street heart -- helping with nvidia. we are going any more evidence that inflation is cooling in order to ease rates, but that doesn't seem to be stopping investors and latching on more to the disappointing u.s. retail sales, and those concerns that they are raising about strains among the u.s. consumer, may be that causes problems down the road in terms of her earnings, but for now that doesn't seem to be top of mind, we are seeing chip related stocks really running higher today. but i want to highlight a couple of other things before we talk about them, japanese government bonds coming under pressure. the april meeting shows at least one board members sounding pretty hawkish. chinese government bonds are also in focus. if you flip the board we will take you to the market reaction we are seeing. we are seeing this bond buying frenzy in china, the pboc has come through with some warnings, but today, with really interesting is how th

we saw the -- in the asia-pacific where stocks are struggling for direction and we see bonds climbing even among the stock market in japan. we are keeping a close watch on it as we see auto stocks on the back foot after toyota's offices were rated amidst a safety scandal. take a look specifically at what we are watching in india. it was on the nifty. about 150 billion dollars of market cap was added to india. these are the sectors that were well, the infrastructure stocks, the best day in about four years. best day in about two years for the banks. these are the kind of industries we will be watching closely when those markets open later this hour. haslinda: there are relate to stocks that have given a boost. avril hong, thank you for that update. india will announce election results tuesday with investors already cheering a third time for a prime minister, narendra modi based on exit polls, pushing stocks to a record high as we heard from april earlier, let's get inside to the diplomatic editor, joining us in this conversation is bloomberg's government reporter. thank you both for jo

when discussing the situation in the asia-pacific region , mutual interest was expressed in buildings of the btr. the use of force and peaceful settlement of disputes, in which there will be no place for closed military-political block. we will not enter into alliances with third countries, so as not to damage each other's independence and sovereignty, and will contribute to peaceful cooperation in the region. the russian leader laid wine at the memorial to fallen heroes in the northern part of the capital and visited the mausali of the founder of the vietnamese state, ho chi minh. vladimir putin too. invited the president of vietnam to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the victory in moscow. vladimir putin met with graduates of soviet and russian universities. the meeting took place at the grand opera house in hanoi. the president noted that there are now more than 300 vietnamese citizens studying at russian universities. russia will continue to promote the development of student exchanges. at the end of the official part of the state visit , vladimir putin spoke with represent

avril: lots happening in the asia-pacific, look at the way the stock gain share is performing, a tech lead rebound after mega caps, the mag sevens rallied overnight in the u.s. and nvidia went past $3 trillion, the first time we are seeing this from a ship company, lifting the cost. we will get reactions. japan is also doing well. couple of other things we are watching, the india stock futures after the recovery wednesday from tuesday's plunge. contributors have been pointing out that for india stock markets to extend the rebound, what it needs is for institutional investors to step in and help things along. we are seeing currencies recovering after the softer u.s. dollar, but flipped the board because it is really about text today, and if you focus on the stock, it is hovering at a record high. a lot of things happen the past 24 hours, we had one of the companies that said it it is setting up shop in the lion city but more importantly for stock market investors is morgan stanley upgrading its price target for tsmc, and nvidia has acknowledged the value of tsmc's foundry business, lik

requires strengthening transport links, so in the eastern direction to china, to the countries of the asia-pacific the main project for us is the development of called the eastern railway range . in april, the parameters of the next, already third stage of its modernization. by 2030, the carrying capacity of the eastern railway range should increase to... we will pay special attention to the southern direction, plans for the development of an international north-south corridor, as well as a corridor in the azov-black sea direction, have already been approved; the northern sea route is becoming a popular global artery , last year 36 million tons of cargo passed through it; in this regard, we will form a commission within the state council for the development of the arctic regions and the northern sea route. generally it is predicted that by 200... reliability and trust in western payment systems have been fundamentally undermined, and by western countries themselves. in this regard , i would like to note that last year the share of payments for... russian exports in the so-called toxic currencies o

i spoke with need of use asia pacific bureau chief, dare with mattress for both of us would be under old man. and this of course is the defense minister and president elect. and he has a great deal, like all of it in indonesia, about the palestinian cause. i followed him throughout this his election campaign and, and even there, the palestinian israeli conflict was a huge topic. so i think we should take that very serious. however, one needs to say that he made clear that the information of what only provides substantial peacekeeping forces if needed. and if requested by the united nations. and of course it will take uh, a perspective ceasefire uh for this offer to become a reality. so it will be likely some time longer. now i understand us secretary defense lloyd austin has also been at the conference and meeting with china plus other countries more aligned and allied with united states. any significant results from that engagement. i think even part part of the speech of austin really was that despite the conflict in the middle east, despite the importance of the conflict of ukrain

organizations had signed up to the p summit, taking place in switzerland this month and urged asia pacific nations to join them . we are disappointed that some world leaders have not yet conformed their budget space and in the be summit. unfortunately, there are also attempts to disrupt the summit. we do not want to believe that this is a desire for when the police stick power in the world to deny the global community, the opportunity to decide on war and peace. and to leave these power in the hands of one or 2. i asked dw, correspond to k, have mattress in single forwarded. tell us what's behind valencia's comment regarding countries trying to disrupt the upcoming piece summit in switzerland. sl, actually the position of china that they feel any peace conference should have equally representation of both parties in this war. so i, the ukraine and russia is not nothing new. they have made that point several times before this, the conference on the point, whether a china has in any way, tried to convince others or forced others not to attend that conference. that is something that president

he doesn't use asia. pacific bureau chief garrett matches can tell us more. so georg indonesia is pitch. that's a surprise. how seriously should we take the remarks about indonesia offering to send peace keeping troops to gaza above us would be unto is currently the defense minister and president elect. so i think we should take this very seriously. i follow to him of course in his election campaign in indonesia and they are the palestinian cause was a key issue for him. so he's very passionate about the situation in the middle east at the moment. although one has to say, of course, that he made clear that this offer to send a substantial peacekeeping troops from indonesia is only applies if needed, if requested by the united nations. and then of course, it takes a ceasefire and the 1st place. oh, so that this, this, this offer could become a reality. so there are many steps between now and when that commitment would come to fruition. now i also understand that you're a secretary of defense lloyd austin, has also been at this conference meeting with china and

and and elsewhere for us and a dustin strategic partnership of the potential to destabilize the asia pacific region. certainly i think that's perhaps already happened even on, on friday here in south korea, they announce that they're going to have larger military exercises. it's multi domain military exercises including the air force uh the troops and, and navy of south korea. the us in japan, even within this month. so the repercussions of this north korea, russia, a military developing military alliance, i think is something that's going to be hard to changing and evolving, moving forward, gresh thomas, frank smith. and so, thanks so much for that or out in your upfront is due to volt and snap and actions of the end of the month unfolds show. the opposition followed by national riley cooled come out from top surveys, also show that their messages resume, doing among young voters and recently on up in elections default i took in nearly 30 percent of the you for nationally dw correspondence. one day i finally got joined some of the parties, youth wing, southwest of paris to see what's drivin

is extremely worrying for the united states that russia its sphere of influence in vietnam and asia pacific is getting stronger. this is where the vietnamese sides are now putting the americans under threat and pressure, but the security agreement with vietnam is going to be strengthened . he was involved in the war with america being present and supporting vietnam and then working in vietnam in two dimensions, an economic dimension and a military dimension to strengthen vietnam. russia's economic cooperation with vietnam is also based on the national currency, and vietnam is going to become a member of brics in the security architecture that russia is working on and is strengthening the collective security agreement . vietnam is also one of russia's partners in this security model exists, if this security agreement is made between the russians and vietnam, it will seriously affect the interests of the united states in this region. the global decline of america is quite evident and we are seeing the powers they are entering into new security agreements that can disturb the american destabil

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organizations had signed up to the peace summit taking place in switzerland this month and urged asia pacific nations to join them. we are disappointed that some land leaders have not yet conformed their, but it's patient in the be summit. unfortunately, there are also attempts to disrupt the summit. we do not want to believe that this is a desire for one, a ballistic power in the world to deny the global community, the opportunity to decide on war and peace. and to leave these power in the hands of one or 2. the w chief international editor richard walker gave us this assessment on zaleski. these claims that china is disrupting the upcoming piece summit in switzerland to lensky, pretty much for the 1st time, was hoping to be critical of china and for a couple of things. first of all, for sticking by russia for being so supportive natasha. and then secondly, for as he is putting it both notes showing up to his peace conference that he is advocating for later this month. but also claiming that china was alongside russia, trying to persuade other countries not to show up either. and i think, ye