we heard him say earlier on friday at the east asia summit, the china was being flagrantly provocative in its actions in the taiwan straits. and he also said china was seeking to intimidate, not only taiwan, but also his name. it's neighbors. and i think we can expect him to make much of those same points when he speaks later at a press conference. now remember the u. s. position is that nancy pelosi is visit to taiwan. really does not change u. s. policy. you still recognizes and is still committed to the one china policy. but the position is that the house speaker is a separate branch of government and she has every right to visit any place she wants to. and the president is not able to dictate where she goes. so of course, so while the u. s. has a very strong position florence, the assay on members have to be very nuanced and the way they react or have reacted to the events of the last few days. they tread a very delicate line, don't they? absolutely. and in fact, the cambodian foreign minister cambodia is the chair of asi. now in his remarks on friday, and this was something that h

another event regarding the pro, with annual event held a to the level of foreign ministers of the east asia summits is here. of course, we could not help focusing on jay political processes quite substantial unfolding right now which lead to the class between the se and centric corporation. infrastructure involves the meeting between s e n and their partners and the stage of some is the and the regional a r f for him again in the shaded lie as c and the meetings between defense ministers of s e n and with their partner countries counterparts. all of these formats are open because they act on the basis of consensus and mutual respect. and all of deals or maps are facing the threads created by the united states and their allies, which are striving to create narrow logs, including political military structures, which is something that is exemplified by the alkalis alliance, australia, united states, and the u. kale. what we're seeing here is the desire to use office to push remote nato interests in the asia pacific region. nato is makes no secret out of this, the met some mysteries saw the dec

or if east asia had a 1000 military bases and was surrounding oceana, it would be just as malevolent and wrong as it is to the united states. step a 1000, but i'm thinking now we know best and we will tell we will rule the world you car though the world show brightening. you can't do it, brother. it's, it's a fulls, aaron and look what it's doing right now. look at the ukraine and all those poor people being slaughtered russians and ukrainians, while you say in washington, dc in a checking out your shares in gracie in a minute, just despicable. so i don't know what's gonna happen by if i can nudge any of them towards me. what's wrong with minsk too? you know now why isn't it in the news every day? why it wasn't every newspaper in russia and united states? her hey, why don't we just implement the minsk agreements, the ukranian people voted 73 percent of the ukranian people voted from minsk to and for the end of the civil war and the dumbass. that's what they voted for. you mentioned joe biden. it the also a, you're in the middle of a north american tour. by the way, it's very good of

or if east asia had a 1000 military bases and was surrounding oceana, it would be just as malevolent and wrong as it is to the united states step a 1000, but i'm thinking now we know best and we will tell we will rule the world. you can't though, the world show brighten. you can't do it, brother. it's, it's a bowls, aaron, and look what it's doing right now. look at the ukraine and all those poor people being slaughtered russians and ukrainians. while you say in washington, dc in a checking out your shares in grace here. i mean it's just despicable. so i don't know what's gonna happen by if i can nudge any of them towards me. what's wrong with minsk to you know now why isn't it in the news every day? why it wasn't every newspaper in russia and united states very, hey, why don't we just implement the minsk agreements? the ukranian people voted 73 percent of the ukranian people voted from minsk to and for the end of the civil war in the dumbass. that's what they voted for you. you mentioned joe biden, is he also a, you're in the middle of a north american tour? by the way. it's very go

which nominally is where big brother lives, which is america, eurasia, which is russia, and east asia, which is china. and i don't if you remember, but in the novel, they solve constantly changing their positions. the important thing is that they're always at war with one or the other and that they can make new alliances. but important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly at war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war and why? because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we the people allow it? why don't we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride on littler. yeah. and wrong. well, it, before we move on to other global issue

which nominally is where big brother lives, which is america, eurasia, which is russia, and east asia, which is china. and i don't if you remember, but in the novel, they solve constantly changing their positions. the important thing is that they're always at war with one or the other and that they can make new alliances. but the important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly not war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war? because if you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other anti war organizations and they, they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why? because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these was a for. it's about making money, a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we, the people allow it? why do we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride miller. yeah. wrong. well, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russ

that chair is down to about 10 percent vile and south east asia produced us about 75 percent of the global ships. so there is some interest in the united states to turn the tide and having that said, some people call this chips and scientists also the china competition act. so that definitely tells you quite something it does go to the new york stock exchange for us. thank you. now paul is have closed in the tight race to choose kenya's. next president, an index of the country seers suggest the optimistic the country's economy will improve after the vote. but for can ya to success faces the tough task of tackling a cost of living crisis. millions of canyons have placed their votes in a ballad box. now they must wait to learn who will lead them for the next 5 years. current deputy president william roto or opposition candidate rayleigh odenza. both have campaigned around to central economic issues. soaring living costs and high unemployment as i was booting, i was thinking about that kind of lead as we want to see a tick office for the next 5 years. and for me to can keep moving can afford

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the person for arms dealing, illegal arm, sealing big, big ticket arms ceiling to africa, middle east asia, wherever. whoever wanted arms needed arms of any kind and sword and form victor boot was there. and now is this $2.00 to $1.00? is that a legitimate is this on even is, is on par. um, no, and yes, of course the united states wants to get brittany griner and poll real and out of russia because there is no other as you can see with this wording. there is no other analysis on the us side. judging this as just being a pawn of politics, you know mister will and miss griner being pawn in the political diplomatic game right now. so i don't have the right answers to this. if this even happened, simon's in washington. thank you. yes, ukraine's foreign ministry says russia is treating ukrainian prisoners of war illegally and using them for political purposes. that is strictly forbidden. under the geneva conventions, russia and proxy authorities and eastern ukraine have charged dozens of soldiers with crimes. 3 foreign born ukrainians older have been sentenced to death on allegedly fabricated c

the results, various terrorist groups have become known beyond the middle east in asia and especially africa. and it's not just the groups as there have also been a number of long wolf atrocities. over all the terrorist attacks have skyrocketed. extremists continued to spread instability and chaos across the globe. al qaeda affiliates in africa to hel, region posed some of the greatest dangers in the past. 15 years groups like al, sure, bob and al qaeda in the islamic, the grab a q i m, have increased their attacks tenfold to day they are drawing ever closer to realizing their dreams of creating islamic states rooted in syria law. al qaeda affiliates are particularly gaining ground in molly, especially as france withdraws its forces in response to the military coup in bond . the co, the jihadists are all already turning the country into a launching pad for attacks throughout the region. these groups goals aren't limited to africa. so if the mission was due from the start, then how did the methods used by the us play a role? well, for starters, the u. s. fledged to bring freedom and de

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the so-called post -ministerial conference, the ministerial meeting, the foreign affairs of the east asial forum on security forum. at these events. topical issues of practical cooperation in various fields were discussed. in particular, policy economics science technology, information and computer technology in the fight against infectious diseases volunteer. the topic was also focused on the trends towards the formation of a polar world based on the principles of a single indivisible security, as well as the importance of efforts to counter the growing risks in the asia-pacific region. such a risk, as is known, is the projection by the west of the global food crisis of the energy crisis, no less impact. all centered the architecture of cooperation appears to be the steps of the united states and, by the way, the lithuanians to create narrow-bloc structures in this asia-pacific region, including those of a military-political orientation, for example, the well- known august promotion of interests through it. e nato in this region, the americans seek to form dividing lines within the commu

lavrov by the button if the state secret had such an opportunity i was chance at a meeting of the east asia he tried not to even meet his eyes with a colleague from moscow, we sat with him today at the table of discussions, i did not see that he was interested in catching me for something there. uh, buttons all at the site of the event in cambodia were held within the framework of the week, osian, the association of southeast asian nations moscow has been cooperating with this organization for 55 years and plans to expand communication, and so today sergey lavrov met with a colleague of the selected state one of the most richest in the world the head of the thai foreign ministry was resting there before the pandemic, as if about one and a half million russian tourists and in the kingdom they are counting on the restoration of this flow in the uk, the final debate was held between the foreign minister or the psychic of the treasury, claiming to be the country's prime minister, they also talked about russia, but if earlier with russophobic only the tras made statements, now the figure decided

and in washington, d.c., michael swaine is the director of the quincy institute's east asia program,longtime u.s.-china relations analyst. his books and briefings include "america's challenge: engaging a rising china in the twenty-first century." we welcome you both back to democracy now! brian, you are there in taipei where nancy pelosi, the house speaker, has just left, along with her congressional delegation. can you talk about the significance of this trip? >> it is historic in the since this has not taken place in 25 years. what is also interesting there's been such a large sponsor under the biden administration, more of a pattern of announcing these decisions after they take place which gives china less of a window to react. news of this broke much earlier. there have been discussions. one thing to note, while taiwan would directly be in the line of fire from china, there is not panic their way there was internationally. i think there's is not a lot of attention paid to the time in these in their own -- tony's and their own threat assessment. we will see with the exercise. chin

it's also going to cover issues of regional security in places like asia, the middle east, africa, and latin america. and this is very important right now. especially because of the fact that the conflict and ukraine is raging on tensions are high in taiwan. and washington continues to try to pressure neutral countries into aligning themselves against russia. this is why this event also acts as a forum for russia to conclude military agreements with its partners and allies, so that it can provide them the latest military technology available on the world markets. now, earlier we also heard from vladimir putin. he pointed out why this conference is specifically so unique, it's taking place alongside to other major international events here in moscow army 2022 and the international army games. the russian president said that this is going to allow international visitors to participate in all 3 of them at the same time. and vladimir coons also said to give a speech actually at the beginning of this conference to welcome foreign guests. so that combined with the fact that we're going to be

provoke another regional conflict and because the taiwanese conflict will not affect the economy of east asiamy. japan fifth fourth economy in the world. all southeast asia, all logistics will be destroyed. that is, this is a large-scale game against the entire region and, one might say, against half of the world, because it is different in the east and south china sea, accounting for 40-50% of the world 's trade traffic. that is, it is a more powerful blow to all competitors, chaos, space, and so on. and pilose, you probably know how yuzflorets, that is, yes, these are useful, fools who are used by some kind of internal force pushes them there to make these visits and does not interfere, maybe just do it, therefore, well, we really see what is real this is not serial not random phenomenon. this is a systemic phenomenon of american policy on the conflict with china, however. i think, i am deeply convinced that the system itself of the united states today is not ready to directly collide with china, they will arrange proxies to create in taiwan, respectively , stuff it with weapons, try to dra

a. gravity assistant secretary of defense for east asia. thanks for joining us here on the program. so how much real danger is there of a military escalation as a result of this? do you think? well, thank you very much for adding me. i believe we witnessed over the last several years. it's just wrong beat from bay aging aggressiveness, assertiveness, and even a certain amount of adventurers and b, taiwan as well as those other liberal democracies in east asia. so i anticipate that the chinese military will be instructed by the chinese communist party to conduct at a minimum certain exercise other military operations that are meant to telegraph and taiwan as well as friends of partners that the chinese mainland is very resolute in opposing any form of independence or autonomy of taiwan. is it likely to be than a short term reaction from china or could this be well have longer term consequences? shall we say? i would anticipate that the chinese, because they have, in essence painted themselves into such a public corner on taiwan that they will have to do something in the short term. i

where is it the priorities of the middle east, asia, in particular, have changed, here are the manualroducts for the nuclear power plant, which are being built according to the russian project. here the task was to increase the portfolio. and orders, uh, well, for such high-tech equipment, up to 30% of the total. we expect that the figure will even be , uh, already close to our goal, then it is approximately from two to three billion rubles, and in fact many companies are ready to increase production and enter the market with a new product. needs defense industry and medical equipment and household appliances for the power industry there is a novelty flow meter instead of foreign devices installed on the well. and it determines the quality of the produced stream, which consists of gas, oil, water and sand, potential customers are already interested, but so far tests are underway. i would very much like to enter mass production at the beginning of next year from the point of view of the russian market - these are new things. basically. we do single-phase and two-phase consumption of th

all the latest developments there on twitter as well up to the minute. updates from there, from east asia will be keeping a close eye in this hope you will as well keep with us throughout the day here in our t inter national. my name's you know, neil. this is art international. good bye for now. the o rama. and she'll have it completed sabotaged training and you get done and served in 3rd reich units as an s, as captain, as secondary command of the nuff, the girl battalion, he trained ukrainian nationalist cadets. he was awarded to merit crosses and a nazi metal along with montera. he had been an o u and member from the age of 19, ah, and the old artist tom from the been to some mom, william on that. it does offer ryan on duty on monday, august, if not studies of modern day in my sub there. but just to re finish jonas, i live shibley's kiddos, which i li, ship them to that. yes, they go, trisha got a better shot. shank dora so star spotted. oh no i you know she even wanted the one i be love ish, but o'shelley la yoni, a saturn. but them stamped on them out of the process. allow ish enough

and where did it change the priorities of the middle east asia in particular, here are the products forhe rupur nuclear power plant in bangladesh, which is being built according to the russian project. here the task was to increase the portfolio. ah orders. uh, well, for such a highly psychological technique, up to 30% of the total volume. we expect that the figures will even be, uh, already close to our target, then it is tentatively 2 to 3 billion rubles. and in fact, many companies are ready to increase production and enter the markets with a new product. an example from udmurtia. izhevsk motor plant produces a product. and for the needs of the defense industry and medical equipment and household appliances for the energy sector, there is a new flow meter instead of foreign devices. and it determines the quality of the produced stream, which consists of gas, oil, water and sand, potential customers are already interested, but so far they are tests. i would very much like to enter mass production at the beginning of next year from the point of view of the russian market - these are ne

losses, first american curators they were looking for a reserve for ukraine in the countries of east asiay turned to the afghans. in the uk, for the first time since the second world war, it plans to deploy its combat aircraft in civilian airports, the daily express newspaper writes about this, according to the publication, the military decided to apply on its territory the concept that was developed for operations in foreign hot spots already in september. typhoon f-35 fighters will be transferred in small groups from an air base in england to scotland regional airports. the goal is to keep combat aircraft in case of direct attacks on military bases, that is, the british military is already ready to hide behind civilians. well , the north atlantic alliance was left without a flagship. the newest aircraft carrier of the british navy, prince of wales, was barely out of order, leaving the port in the royal navy, they said that the reasons for the forced stop were a serious technical malfunction, according to the british media, the mushroom shaft of the aircraft carrier was damaged, the ship

let's look to east asia and to tropical systems . had been stealing the show from the heat that's been plaguing the region of late will. by the time we get into tuesday, they will have weakened, merged, pulled across the korean peninsula, and will be northern areas of japan that are set to be drenched by that rain, places like her kato, but that rain is set to roll down further south, edging into tokyo, by the time we get into the mid week or later in the week, thursday, certainly we are likely to see some rain, but it continues to be a story of heat. a temperature well above the average and lots of heat and humidity . and we are going to see things turned rather wet for southern areas of china. once again. hong kong, like it's the thunderstorms roland by thursday. but farther north of this, a story of he once again for cities like shanghai as well as beijing, we are going to see the storms however intensify. more wet weather on the way for china's north east now was moved to southeast asia. it's been very wet for the likes of me and

east. a pause in the wet weather for japan on friday. and as we move to south asia, we have seen a pause in the monsoon range across more central and southern areas of india. it's been pakistan that seen the worst of the monsoon rains. and for the 1st time in 55 years, karachi has been 500 millimeters of rain for this year. we could see that double, you can see the rain continuing to for that set to continue until next month. and we'll see the weather pick up for eastern areas of india, thanks to an area of low pressure strengthening. in the bay of bengal that sure weather update. i saw a special airline of the journey. the well companies coming to catch all in just 3 months of the main event gets closer. we get every step of the way. hello, i'm john. i guess you're also with updates from teams and fact across the glove themes can expect some strong support here in capsule. with the spotlight, no one you can france claim back to back. welcome, victory, the all wheel poacher, golds christiana, rinaldo. finally get. he's had a trophy to well, can't count on al jazeera

let's look to east asia and there's more wet weather on the way for japan. you can see that frontal system pushing those pulses of rain from eastern areas of china across the korean peninsula. once again, we've already seen flooding here. we could see more and it is eventually going to move its way rather quickly. on to hunt shoe in japan, we have had flash flood warnings and land slides. we are expecting that wet weather to edge its way up further north, but it will also effect tokyo. it is going to improve. however, by friday and we will see the temperature start to rebound, temperatures will also rebound for places like beijing, up in the north after this mass of wet weather, once again pushes it through. coming up behind the mass ahead of that, that will edge into a kiddo by thursday before the south of this, it continues to be an exceptionally hot picture. we've had more than 2 months of extreme heat for china. the temperature in shanghai once again, expected to linger in the high thirties through to the weekend. now as we move to south asia, it's looki

relies heavily on east asia for chips. >> we don't want to rely on foreign entities to be able to give us the brains and the guts of what drive our everyday vehicles, devices, our cell phones. >> reporter: experts warn the lack of production in the u.s. poses a national security risk. tom caulfield is the ceo of global foundries. what stage are we at in this chip shortage? >> it takes years to put capacity on. and i think for the better part of the next five to ten years we'll be chasing supply in this industry, not demand. >> reporter: the u.s. only produces about 12% of the world's chip supply, and it will take years to ramp up production here, which means for now americans will still have to pay higher prices on everything from appliances to cars. jericka? >> got to start somewhere. thanks, meg. >>> the pain at the gas pump is easing, but is the relief here to stay? we'll show you when we come back in 60 seconds. (announcer) it's time to lose the weight for good. try golo. no subscriptions, just real results that last! -i've lost 70 pounds. -58 pounds. -22 pounds. -128 pounds. 138 p

operation organization is writing about how these anti russian sanctions are reinvigorating middle east asia trade relations. it's a new day on the global markets and the united states isn't able to force hands the way it once did. that's becoming more and more clear each day. caleb martin, archie new york. ah. several wall street banks are considering returning to trading russian bonds. having reportedly received a nod from washington. that's despite continuing us sanctions on the market. the u . s. treasury has said it wouldn't be a violation of sanctions if investors wind down their positions with the bank of america. reportedly one of 2 banks behind the move, notifying investors that trades would allow the disposal of russian holdings, jack rasmus, and economics and politics professor at st. mary's college in california says the move expose as a loophole in the us sanctions. what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes and oftentimes even u. s. government, the ellipse, them temporarily, perhaps put it on the leg, lifts them, not just gas should natural gas and oil in europe, bu

don't ask people's republic. across in east asia, china is on high alert, warning for dates, ready to repel any provocations in the taiwan straits of the to us war ships, posts through neutral waters that earlier on sunday, washington claims its vessels conducted a routine transit in accordance with international law. usa to move demonstrate its commitment to a free and open in the pacific region. china responded immediately by saying, get tracks the u. s. ships as they made their way through the straight. or the chinese military is poised to respond to any additional incidence. as a taiwanese defense ministry, as it detected 23 chinese aircraft, and 8 military vessels operating around high one. as paging military operations near the islands continue. it's the 1st such case of american naval activity in the disputed area and the weight of a controversial visit to taiwan by us. how speaking nancy pelosi, earlier this month, they didn't consider taiwan parts of china and responded to policies. trip with a series of military exercises around the island. he's a reminder of how the situati

northern areas of pakistan. much of the heavy rain falling in the south and it was we move it to east asia, going to see the rains pick up for the south here. this is like hong kong, remaining hot and humid with some severe thunderstorm rolling in thanks to a system to the south of china's coast. but also up in the north. this arc of storms set to push its way across the korean peninsula into northern areas of japan . a kind of like a disease, some very heavy rains, but across more central areas. while the heat continues to dominate, i saw official airlines of the journey dead. the young virtuoso grayson, concert bulls a dominating international competition. one o one a for me, south korea's musical prodigy. mm. one out to 0. ah, al jazeera, a witness with chapel. ah ah, we'll come back here watching al jazeera tom. tony kept the headlines. now there are reports of an eminent seas. foreign garza between israel and palestinian islamic jihad, egyptian mediators site. both sides have agreed to a truce, but there's been no confirmation of that from either the palestinians or his rabies themsel

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propaganda is still very loud, this concerns and the pacific region and the countries of south and east asia we need informational support from all our people, all friends abroad, can the voice be heard , met today with the minister of foreign affairs of estonia, who visited ukraine, thanked him for starting the visit on the topic of recovery in zhytomyr region as part of our plan for the rapid recovery of the fastry covery plan, the construction of the first kindergarten will begin with 15 objects that are offered to the estonian government to help in the reconstruction of the region. this is extremely important right now, when the emigrants are returning home. estonia is one of these countries that started to help us even until february 24, and if i support has become extremely important ukraine is always a thing to remember switzerland today joined the seventh package of sanctions of the european union i am grateful for this when such a country does not remain neutral in the protection of value and human enamel, it is a very important signal for the whole world now feels that russia has b

i mean, you're already has problems with keeping up with east asia. but now the one thing that they had, which was very reliable source of energy for now they've given that out and they've done it on the american pressure. the conflict in ukraine has come under american pressure. the americans who press the ukraine membership into native americans continue to provoke and to provoke and basically your business. a little hard breaking up on some real estate market. ah, ah ah ah with ah, welcome back to all things considered. i'm here labelle. this is the home addition to remind you, we're discussing some real ah we'll go back to d. m a here in moscow from centrally when we look at a conflict in ukraine, at least for the west a they, they won't say it out loud. but you know, it's not about freedom, it's not about the mob not about territorial. that's all, that's what we keep hearing on the airways. but it's really about energy here and not fossil fuel energy. it's all about green energy. and ukraine is being used as a segue to push the transition. this i

let's look to east asia and it's still a story of intense heat across central and eastern areas of china. and on sunday we'll see temperatures picking up once again in shanghai nearing 40 degrees celsius . now there are a lot of that heat is working its way further east across japan, picking temperatures up in cities like a toko. and while we will see a bit of a brief pause in that very wet weather that's plagued the island, we are going to see some more wet weather coming in by monday that thanks this arc of storms this front brings very heavy rain to the korean peninsula as well as rushes far east before moving on to northern areas of japan, we are expecting those drenching rains to effect a kite of there was a move across to south asia. we've seen a very wet july in pakistan. in fact, it was a wet of the month in 3 decades. we are expecting that trend to continue through august to similar story for much of india over the next few days. it's sensual areas that are going to see the more intense one soon rains, very wet weather, lingering around the bay of bengal, bringing heavy rains on

it's definitely looking like a more threatening situation and indeed come the whole situation in east asiaia is looking very unstable at the moment. , ., ., ., moment. great to get you on the programme — you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. the us says iran's response to the attack on the author salman rushdie is despicable and disgusting. we'll have more on that story in just a moment. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with ms lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today and with the worst days of violence between rival black groups over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! _ russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we are with them now within our hearts. - the pope is celebrated mass before a congregation more than two and half million people in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, s

alexey pechkov, east asia news bureau. this weekend, the rostec international fireworks festival is taking place in the brateevsky cascade park in moscow. this year, the event is dedicated to the traditional arts of the peoples of russia. extensive visitors are waiting for master classes playing musical performances. and, of course, the grandiose pyrotechnic show is attended by teams from eight countries. the liberated territories of kharkov and kherson regions spend their summer holidays. in artek, the shift will last 3 weeks and during this time they will take part in a large cultural sports program. and they will also have time to make friends with their peers, along with them, children from twenty countries and all regions of russia have a rest in the camp. report by pavel melnik to everyone hi. i am in the black sea. this is my first swim. this memories is now for life one on one with the excitement of the sea, which 13-year-old ilya sees for the first time and immediately forward to adventure. while everyone is floun

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relies heavily on east asia for chips. >> we don't want to rely on foreign enties to give us the brains and guts of what drive our everyday vehicles, devices, our cell phones. > reporter: experts warn the lack of production in the u.s. poses a national security risk. tom caulfield is the c.e.o. of global foundries. what stage are we at in this chip shortage? >> takes years to put capacity on. and i think for the bert part of the next five to ten years, we'll be claying supply in this industry, not demand. >> reporter: the u.s. only produces about 12% of the world's chip supply, and it will take years to ramp up production here, which means, for now, americans will still have to pay higher prices on everything from appliances to cars. jericka. >> duncan: got to start somewhere, thanks, meg. the game at the gas pump is easing but is the relief here to stay? we'll show you when we come back in 60 seconds. eels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream proven to hel

covid-19 and the number of deaths, we are observing an increase mortality in the regions of south-east asia, when at the end of the world it decreases and stabilizes in europe, this is not the situation in which we want to be, the mortality rate that we see now is very similar to the period of march 2020, but well, then we didn’t have therapeutic measures. and there were no vaccines. and although the numbers are still not lower than then, thanks to collective immunity, the mortality rate should not be so high, so this is the situation in the world, and in ukraine, the incidence of the coronavirus began to increase during the last 4 weeks more cases are recorded in conditionally safe areas, because there patients visit doctors more often, and last week in our country, 3,893 new cases of the disease were officially detected, which is 40% more than weeks before, doctors 1,763 patients were hospitalized and the occupancy of beds for the treatment of coronavirus patients is now 4.5%. this is a low indicator, but fatalities still occur from complications of the coronavirus. 16 people died in a we

now was we moved to east asia. it's a story of intense heat for china. we've seen this heat wave last for more than 2 months, but there's gonna be some welcome release coming into the southwest. that's thanks to a tropical storm. that's pulling its way into coastal areas. it's gonna drop the temperature rather dramatically for the lights of hong kong, bringing torrential rain and very strong winds for shanghai. however, we've also got the rain pulling in here. we'll see a bit of a drop of the temperature of a take you back a day. quite a dramatic drop through to thursday. we'll have thunderstorms. some welcome, wet weather here that she weather update. ah, the count on to the fee for will cut 2022 approaches. every continent is turning its eyes to cat. we have a feeling the greatest sporting events in the world won't be the only thing capturing everyone's attention. beyond football, immerse yourself in internationally renowned entertainment. otto culture catcher has everything you'd want in the destination. in fact, it's the obvious choice for the faithf

russia and the other appears to have deepened. china and russia's top diplomats walked out of the east asia summit when the japanese foreign minister was speaking, reportedly in protest against japan's criticism of beijing's military exercises around taiwan. u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln said there was no justification for china's actions. these provocative actions are a significant escalation. we've seen how beijing has attempted to change the status quan taiwan for some time. for example, more than doubling the number of aircraft flown over the center line that separates china and taiwan over the past 2 years. pursuing economic work, political interference and cyber attacks against taiwan. now, they've taken dangerous acts to a new level. united states is conveyed to the p r c consistently and repeatedly that we do not seek and will not provoke a crisis. it's unlikely china will back down. it's foreign minister has criticized the u. s. and defended beijing's action was dollar to the bottom to the losses be since her serious him but, but china, so good at the seriously, in their