and we are fully satisfied with these outcomes ladies gentlemen, friends, as of now, either north, east asia is one of the most vibrant regions across the world. generally improving corporation in the far east. you father provides us with a good opportunity to secure security and prosperity in this region. and in that regard, i would like to come up with the following proposals and transfer to way who implement who of human new a global security initiative in the interests of peace and stability in the region . 4 years ago. president shooting, ping, spago at this very trip young saying that harmonious renew the domain waste. dunwoody confidence, mutual confidence, environmental in asia, is in the interest of the world community as a whole. we need to build a harmonious feasible region as a common home. and to achieve that, we need to band our efforts to gather and we need to stick to a concept of comprehensive legal, stable security. we need to abandon the 0 sum game pattern and the mentality of the code. you know, it's important to improve her from dialect partnership, solidarity instead of

the objective idea here is that we can call it east asia or the asia-pacific region. i think that the 21st century points us to the future of the so -called far east or the western pacific. here are some scientists who said that such a gate is a step. blenie general director of sibur mikhail kresalov mikhail yurievich hello the key thing is that it has become quite fast, it is clear that this is a challenge, of course, to ensure production. it has become so, probably the largest enough. successfully we managed this. here is the complex behavior of our western partners. we had equipment and special materials in our portfolio, chemistry from russian manufacturers, suppliers from asia, now it has, well, a multiple, of course, increased, in principle it is passing, the second is logistics and sales. there is such know set of factors. first market rebalancing. i must say that at the beginning of the year in our portfolio of general food products , on average, deliveries to europe amounted to about 25-30%. it's hundreds. what is he products of polymers synthetic rubber gases

let's turn away from that top story now and take you to south—east asia, where a recent study has found the region are sinking the fastest globally, which could lead to imminent sea—level rises and flooding. the study was done by singapore's nanyang technological university, in collaboration with the university of new mexico and nasa'sjet propulsion lab. for more on this, i am now joined by professor benjamin horton in singapore. he is director of the earth observatory of singapore — and co author of the report alongside phd student cheryl tay. great to get you on the programme. great to get you on the programme. which are the worst hit countries in southeast asia and give a sense of the scale of how much they're sinking? this study is a landmark study because for the first time we are able to provide accurate rates of whether a city sinks or uplifts. we look at the 50 largest cities in the world. when we look at the analysis of those 50 largest cities the majority of the fastest sinking cities are here in asia and are actually concentrating in south—east asia. cities such as ho chi min

especially, of course, in east asia today.occasion of this holiday, comrade kim jong-un spoke. uh, vladimir vladimirovich putin congratulated him in his congratulations. e, said that relations between the russian federation and the democratic people's republic of korea traditionally have a friendly and neighborly character, our countries have accumulated significant experience in fruitful cooperation in various fields. well , naturally, uh, the news of the day was the statement of kim jong-un, who officially recognized the northern korea as a nuclear state. it must be said that few states that actually have nuclear weapons, but are not included in the official nuclear weapons, admit it, for example, israel kim jong-un made a statement today the enemy, including the source of provocation and the command post, is inflicted automatically and immediately according to a predetermined plan, the dprk reserves the right to inflict a preventive nuclear strike on the enemy in the event that pyongyang considers a threat, on its part, for

you have conflict in east asia and ukraine. >> todd: where is joe biden?w should he be responding? >> joe biden should be in front of the television camera talking to the american people about getting ready for war. chinese are not only involved in the biggest military build-up since the second war, they are mobilizing the chinese people for conflict and we see this any number of different ways. this is total society effort on part of the chinese ruler. we don't know what is going on in the chinese -- right now. if so issue the united states needs to be firm in this and clear saying we will defend taiwan to prevent the chinese attacking. anything could happen. >> ashley: is the u.s. military prepared for something like this? can they handle this? >> they are not prepared for a number of reasons. namibiay has been broken for a decade. the air force is not in great shape either and political leadership of the pentagon is not mentally prepared to fight a general war. they are more interested in things like woke culture and the rest of it, but they believe if

let's get more of this from poland wang in our east asia bureau in taipei, which also reports on a china bowen. why is china still sticking to its covert? 0 approach? where nearly every other country has land to live with the wires? well, can say that the reason why china today is still taking to cobra their own policy. it's because of the political prestigious, because china, where the 1st outbreak was registered has always wanted to show the world that you can control the pandemic better than other countries. for the chinese government, from chinese, chinese government's perspective, the 0 koby lockdown strategy has been successful by some metrics over old china has been able to keep cases. and dest, though, compare with many countries, including the u. s. and the chinese government has made that a point of pride, but now they're paying the price for the policy. however, we can also assume that if cobra restrictions are loosened, china will, you know, the potential are picking cases, hospital will be flooded with the patients. and the whole medical system may face a breakdown and the l

independent archipelago, but washington really liked the location of the state, opened a direct route to east asia. first , a trade agreement was concluded with the king of the hawaiian islands, and then he fell out of favor from 1887. the united states committed states to the coup staged a path and forces. the king was taken out to sign the constitution with a bayonet. she deprived the monarch of almost all powers, and 75% of the population of the right to vote. the recalcitrant hawaiians tried several times to repeal such hated laws, but no one has them anymore. asked on july 4, 1898. american senate. approved the accession of the archipelago to the united states as a territory. so it was designated in the newellons resolution. yes, senators in those years openly called hawaii a base for military purposes of the hawaiian case, quite interesting considering what really happened there? the overthrow of power, and. the americans staged, yes, and refreshment, there is the last king of hawaii, uh, in order to take advantage of this situation of instability, but to join, uh, these. eh, the islands to

the world dominance, and the philippines was a key point of control over sea lanes, the gateway to east asia, so they fought stubbornly for them and did not consider the local population to be victims, they killed so that others would be reluctant to oppose american domination. although the american chronicle officially calls this war a misunderstanding. after all, the united states bought the philippines from spain for 20 million dollars, and before that you helped manila in the fight against the spanish colonialists, allegedly free of charge, allegedly, without claiming the sovereignty of the island, the filipinos believed american aid voluntary. free of charge, but washington saw everything, otherwise in august 1898 the united states created a military administration in the philippines, the filipinos held elections in the autumn and began to form their own authorities, but the opinion of the population of the hawks no longer bothered. at the beginning of january. they announced the establishment of american sovereignty over the philippines , but in an instant they deteriorated, and hostil

is discussing the nuances of relations between russia and the osians, associations of states and east asia reversal of supplies from west to east. it's just a matter of time. we have the tenth best structure of our exports. and besides, it is mutually beneficial, by the way, diversified, and on our part from the side of the ocean ten, because hydrocarbons do not dominate there. we have technical products in machinery, agriculture and food products, and so on, and on the other hand , negotiations between russia and myanmar are currently underway in approximately the same perspective of mutual interest and cooperation in the region about the opening of direct flights between our countries, we also plan to discuss national payment systems. we do not support the sanctions against us, they are also introduced in the current international conditions, the role of the northern sea route is increasing, no, the transport artery. we need to actively develop, as emphasized at the forum, we see a slight temporary drop in international transit, nevertheless, the transportation of the russian federation

and typhoon across east asia. >> yeah, let's start with the heatwave across the western u.s. because this is shattering records, over 155 records, potential high records possible from today right through the middle of this week. just incredible amounts of heat. take salt lake city for example, we have 40 million people under the heat alerts including much of southern and central california and even nevada and parts of utah as well. salt lake city had a record high temperature yesterday of 103 degrees. previous record in the month of september setting 102 was the day before that, so just incredible to see that we're experiencing day after day of monthly record high temperatures and daily record high temperatures in the same location. so that shows you just how expensive and long duration this heatwave actually is. triple digits across the board for many locations, bakersfield, sacramento, palm springs, vegas, salt lake city and of course death valley. the heat dome responsible for this continues to expand in coverage and we'll see the heat move toward the upper midwest and int

into east asia we go. we are keeping an eye on a system, south of okinawa.s system is intensifying through the weekend. we are looking at the southern islands. this is a slow moving system. by the time we go into the first part of next week, we will see the biggest impact from there. this is a look at the forecast on saturday. before we go, here is some video coming out of the disarray prefecture. it is the season for dragon fruit picking. it is a type of cactus that looks like the scales of dragons. this is the second most dragon fruit producing location, following okinawa. i hope you have a good day, wherever you are. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ [ music ] ♪ >>>:includes this addition of "nhk newsline". coming up next is "newsline biz" . stay right there. >>> this is "newsline biz". sales of new energy vehicles in china have reached d an annual record, signaling a rapid shift to electric in the world's largest auto market. attorneys auto industry association says sales of new plug-in hybrids and fuel-cell vehicles came to over 3.8 million units. that is more than doubl

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, uh, including east asia, south asia, and the endostan peninsula, but when europechannels of cooperation , leaving only some economic ties, then simply by virtue of the laws of physics, the east direction, uh became in absolute numbers, of course it grew. come on, but relatively it began to dominate in the external economic trade and other relations of our country, and india has always occupied, uh, one of the key places. this is one of our priorities, and let me remind you that our relations with india would now be described as a particularly privileged strategic partnership many years ago. we agreed to call it a strategic partnership. then our indian friends. we have said little of this in our strategic partnerships with many. let's call it privileged strategic partnership, but even this turned out to be insufficient and, at the suggestion of indian friends in the territory, it is called a particularly privileged strategic partnership. uh, we have very close cooperation with india in the field of energy. and russian companies are working in india. indian companie

and jan prison siege and being said from this rostrum, that a harmonious, cohesive, stable north, east asia meets the interests of all countries and the desires of the world. community. strengthening corporation for the development of the far east hill provides an important opportunity to maintain security and prosperity in the region . in this regard, i'd like to make the following proposal implement the global security initiative for peace and stability in the region. in order to create a harmonious and peaceful region as a common home, there is no other choice but to join forces and adhere to common and sustainable security. china's also take a pos in joints military drills in russia's far east, sending 2000 troops more than 300 military vehicles, aircraft, and warships from its navy and air force. asia studies professor benjamin charles as the beijing is keen for expanded polish it with moscow. lee is china's top legislator. he has been extremely ball court in slamming any rules about sanctions against china and against any other countries in general. and they are good reasons for that.

let's have a look at the weather in east asia and after the strongest storm to hit shanghai vis century the remnants of that typhoon are moving pretty quickly through the north east of china and on to north korea. now, this is a rainmaker bringing to renshaw rain, by the time we get to saturday, will sweep into rushes far east. no hot on its heels. we have another system. this is strengthening as it works its way across southern islands of japan. it is expected to move towards south korea by the time we get into next week, bringing a significant storm surge as well as flooding raines and damaging winds. now despite all of this wet weather, we're still seeing some heat, particularly across japan, temperatures well above the average and northern areas of china. but also in the south, it's going to remain pretty hot and humid for hong kong through to the weekend. now as we head to south asia, we still are seeing some significant rain effect western areas of india marashi in particular. and in the north we got some watches out for west and east or to pradesh, but it's looking a long dryer i

so china has a threat and the east asia pacific theater.we have to look them partner with her nations to help them understand the chinese threat with their own infrastructure and where they are most full herbal. but was russians it is different. they have different goals but all three of them if you look at them but we believe in support in the united states we have to continue to work together in this fight against the adversary. >> i will take this in a subjective and touchy-feely direction to think that when it comes to resilience it's hard to know and to plan was certainty that we can anticipate any way and adversary could come after infrastructure of any industries. >> that what we like to think about that when times get tough you turn to your friends and allies. and you don't want to build your friendships or build a partnership when you are in a time of crisis. i say that because here we are in a conference today that brought us together and an event like this is important speaking to a community of practice and interns from others i

the monsoon winds are going to strengthen across south east asia, which means we could see some proddingw days. a short time ago, i spoke tojung—hoon kim, i began by asking him how much damage the typhoon has caused so far. first of all, typhoon hinnamnor is... minimum pressure is 950. the strongest means higherthan a0 mm. it is getting weaker as it moves towards the east coast of south korea. it has got strong rainfall and some of the trees are falling down. also, because it is coming into the coastal area, there was a high tide in the south coast of south korea, which has some of the flash flooding that is happening. the flash flooding. that is happening. professor, if we just look at what has happened and why it's happening, seoul, for instance, seeing some major flooding a few weeks ago — is there a sense of why south korea's seeing these extreme weather patterns? well, accidentally, we've got the strongest rainfall that was happening in the metropolitan area. luckily, this typhoon doesn't hit around metropolitan of south korea. however, it is hitting the southeast coast of korea, th

and how and on the past of russia's identity and uh on the fear of the countries of central and east asiainst russia against its economic power and its weapons, now they see that economic power is practically absent and weapons are also not the second army in the world. although , of course, in comparison with the countries of central asia, russia is still much more powerful in the second place . we can also remember kazakhstan. how the president of kazakhstan behaved at his previous meeting with putin in st. petersburg, i don't think that happened. let's put it this way, a mismatch of positions with the chinese side. that's why i think something like a real war in ukraine served as the main, if not the reason, then the main reason, but on the other hand, mr. oleksandr, i would like you to outline the limits to which china will provide support to the russian federation, because it is not for nothing that the united states now emphasizes the stories of countries that try to circumvent sanctions, so to speak to put a shoulder, of course, this applies to china, which is not easy, but also to

sergey mingazhev alexey pichko, east asia news bureau.l the continuation of the adventure historical saga elizabeth, despite reconciliation with her mother , elizabeth again threatens, her powerful opponents are betting on a new heir. the empire of the grandson of peter i, but first you need to make room for him on the throne, we are sitting around the turns of intrigue in the new series of the historical drama elizabeth today at 21:20 immediately after the big action. next, your regional news about the inhabitants of the moscow region, we move on. contractor's mistake.

hello they let's look to east asia. ana's one typhoon falls apart. we've got another one that's formed to the south of japan. the wet weather can be found in the north east of china and into rushes. far east from the remnants of that storm. we got another one. however, that is a significant system. now this is a super typhoon, it's going to bring some very strong winds, as well as heavy rain. that's lucky to cause some damage and bring some flooding to the southern islands of japan. it's set to pull its way further, north, possibly clipping into south korea before turning back towards japan. we are expecting quite a bit of damage and wide spread flooding from this system. and was we move to south asia? we have seen flooding in the north of india, thanks to heavy rains and utter pradesh. this was the scene in luck now where a number of houses collapsed. the wetter weather however, has shifted a further north and to the east. bangladesh seemed heavy, falls as well as in a pool. and me and my it's much dryer in the south of india, as it is in the north w

the activities of the session of centric mechanisms, including regional forums, the session of the east asia as other multilateral platforms such as the asia-tikhansk economic cooperation forums ats cooperation forum asia europe acm along with this, vietnam is ready to act as a link promoting the strategic partnership between the russian association intends to continue to promote the enhancement of interaction between xiaomi russia in all areas, including the economy and trade , investment and tourism, as well as accelerating. i wish you success in the preparation of a free trade agreement between osian, the eurasian economic union and the holding of the seventh economic forum. i wish dear mr. president and all forum participants good health, happiness and success. thank you for your attention. thanks a lot. this was the last video message. and now i’ll ask you to take it to the screen on the monitor and we finished the survey with rbc ourselves and did it among our readers among the members of the rpp on the left, rpp, on the right, uh, readers and asked three questions, then the economy wi

which used to be a fairly sleepy gathering of autocratic nations and central asia and them did in east asia, is suddenly turning into something with major geographic geopolitical impact. and we're seeing rushes of cushions coming out with statements backing, backing chinese stance on taiwan and self rule taiwan and taking aim at the us. both both of them are taking aim at the us saying is trying to create a unipolar world. so what, what we're see here is the creation of something quite unusual. i think i'm quite new. it may be new world order is a bit strong, but it is definitely along those lines of some sort of new pox. building up between these autocratic nations, and this is a present, she is 1st trip outside china since the, the pandemic. why is this some, it's so important to china? well, he needs 1st of all domestically. he needs to be seen to be out there. he needs to be out in the world again, and the country has and 0 cove. it locked down at the moment in many parts and, and he hasn't been out of the country. this is his 1st foreign business. so he needs to show that he's, that he

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washed away. pakistan's millions of homeless, plugged victims and more is coming up next on the east asia with my colleague benefits. and of course it's always more on our website, w dot com. i'm claire richardson for lynn. thank you so much for watching. ah, ah. with a beginning of the story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information. this is the w. w. made from my oh, we're all good. the good to go beyond deal with as we take on the world. 8 hours. i do all this weird all about the story that matter to you. whatever it takes 5 police meant to follow up with you. we are your is actually on fire made for mine's a ended the listening place of long the mediterranean sea. it's waters connect people of many cultures seen of almost rock. and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean, where it has history left its traces, meeting people hearing their dreams. ready to renew journey this week on d w. this is dw news asia coming up to date, fuel price hike protests to wrapped in indonesia, energy costs

fighting for our democracy, fighting for people and fighting for our democratic way of life and in east asia. if you look at a longer scheme of political events. hong kong is something that we need to keep in mind as well. just a couple of years ago, way in the chinese government was imposing the national security law on hong kong to take away every bit of freedom away from the hungry people. a lot of people around the world asking is chinese government going to stop at hong kong or who is the next? and at that time with other people already talking about, tie one might be the next. and i think the story can go further. is high one going to be the last target of the chinese already tyrann expansion. i will say no. the reason is very clear. china also clamps east china sea and their big looking miniature exercises will sending their ships to the dispute in water. china also claims south china sea and there they the patrol of the south china sea, either by their bumpers or by their worships is so frequent these days is shina limited. what is the chinese ambition limited to east china, sea towe

sean, bernie is a senior nuclear specialists i greenpeace east asia and phil chaffey, his deputy editor of nuclear intelligence weekly, and the bureau chief or energy intelligence london office. welcome to the program, jonathan. is it safe to say that it is because of the soaring energy prices that many countries are now with thinking their policies opting to move forward to words nuclear energy which this abandoned about for years ago? think what has happened with the energy crisis that's affecting some parts of the world has added to the impetus to move forward with building new new capacity. before that, the issue of climate change had been something that had already started to reignite attention on nuclear energy for those countries who haven't built it for some time . but certainly the energy crisis is something that has raised interest because of the concerns over the reliance on very fragile fossil fuel supply chains. chains, of course, incredible increases in prices. and so it really is an advantageous situation that the same aims in terms of climate drivers of going to low carb

ukraine was supplied to 107 countries , the largest number of consumers were in europe and south-east asiathe shipment of grain from ukrainian ports does not stop today, four more ships with agricultural products left, instead, putin has already threatened to limit the export destinations of our grain he claims as if almost all the grain was sent to the countries of the european union and did not meet the end of the food requirement as of september 5. ukraine exported two million tons of agricultural products, the un has already reacted to such a statement by putin and claim that the grain from ukraine goes precisely to those countries that are suffering from hunger. unblocking the ports for the export of metal would be a breakthrough for the ukrainian economy. more than one and a half times more currency than the supply of agricultural products, the opening of ports for cargoes of the mining and metallurgical complex will make it possible to directly stabilize the hryvnia exchange rate, he says kalinkova, in particular, thanks to additional foreign exchange earnings, it can be roughly $60

about the philippines was a key point of control over maritime communications, a gateway to east asiay fought stubbornly for them and did not consider local victims the population was killed in order to discourage others from opposing american domination. although the american chronicle officially calls this war a misunderstanding. after all, the united states bought the philippines from spain for 20 million dollars, and before that you helped manila in the fight against the spanish colonialists, allegedly free of charge, allegedly, without claiming the sovereignty of the island, the filipinos considered american assistance voluntary. free of charge, but washington saw everything, otherwise in august 1898 the united states created a military administration in the philippines. held elections and began to form their own authorities, but the opinion of the population of the hawks no longer bothered. at the beginning of january. they announced the establishment of american sovereignty over the philippines , the attitude deteriorated in an instant, and hostilities began. a month later, the

no speaking of heavy rain as we move to east asia, we've got typhoon nan madeau working its way east across japan. now this is a very powerful system. it has been downgraded, but it is likely to bring some exceptionally heavy rain as well as powerful winds. and we are likely to see destruction and damage from that storm. we had a rare special warning ahead of it. you can see we've still got exceptionally powerful gusts when we could see up to half a meter of rain. and it could lead to landslides and mud slides by tuesday. it works its way very close to tokyo, bringing the rain before it pulls out further to see by the time we get to wednesday, we'll see some improvement in tokyo on thursday. i this was a young woman, the likes of which we please. this is important. this is response from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. we're seeing media freedom being threatened and attacked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered. people have no idea what the source of u

include the factors of energy, if we also include the agro-industrial complex, then it is the middle east, asia is, let's find out more about the visit of ursula von der lalna to ukraine and its results for us, you have already mentioned energy security, this was discussed in particular during the negotiations with our president, which we can already talk about, what results and possibly a change in policy of the european union in fact, the fact that this visit is already the third visit has already taken place this is already such a powerful signal yes and this is a powerful signal of what is this is already such a path and the european union is already very serious about the fact that ukraine is no longer god nature zone a this is already the future of the european union, and about it in many speeches, even speaking in the european parliament, mrs. marsula noted that for us it is a two-way movement, that is, before hm. let's say that society is set on a euro-atlantic integration, but we saw how the large countries of the european union came up with different models. yes , now this is already

the situation in east asia is also changing the wizard by nancy pelosi to taiwan. he's making an escalation, not the tensions across the script. it comes to the conclusion burly in that they believe now perhaps to increase the military as a community engagement with the in the pacific region. exposure food allies of the us led coalition will be a safe bet for too long decades, the u. s. had a controlling presence in afghanistan, but then almost overnight that occupation was gone. it's a year since that chaotic withdrawal on dinner continuing special coverage. we examine watts had left no nation, no nation has ever done anything like it in all the history. just to recap, the former afghan government left the country in a dire situation and one year later, uncertainty and violence still prevails. today we have the story of said, deek shikari, a former government official who lived in exile only returning to his homeland. after the tell about, came back to power. he reflects now on the struggles that he went through. but i remember the day when the americans left in a

the tops of some mountains and south wanted to see snow, otherwise looking fairly fine in south east asia. the heavy right is still light, been sub vietnam, cambodia, and parts of thailand. and same is true, also western borneo and back down to java and sue martin, quite wet too, and temporarily a bulge in what should be a retreating monsoon trough is bringing rang back up to new delhi during thursday. ah ah, with guns in their hands and face and god that their site. many american republicans believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen from donald trump. white christian nationalism assigned to mentally authoritarian, and it is anti democratic. people in power investigates how the spread of wild conspiracy theories is undermining us. democracy. america's authoritarians on a jessia. ah ah, ah. welcomed watching alger, their ally from london. the main stories now ukrainian president has laid out 5 conditions for peace with russia during an address to the un general assembly. rosemary zalinski urged wald leaders to strict moscow of its vote and international institutions, including its

, as russian politicians say, over supposedly friendly countries, for example, asian or south or east asiaso much or be in the country of indonesia? by the way, in principle, it is also one of the countries that i will stick here now against the background of a full-scale russian invasion increased the purchase of russian oil well, because the price and they are one of the largest russian customers in this sense that there is no need to go, but it seems to me that now it is simply russia that will use somehow, this is a chance to demonstrate that they are not, as it were, in international isolation, nothing, their world really wants to see indonesia, other countries are invited, yes, even they are almost ah, well, you know , they are begging you to come, well, this is such behavior it was inherent in putin even before that he likes to show that he is important russia is important and without russia nothing in the world can happen, only he will obviously show the world something completely different , we have to finish excuse us, the time of the program is coming to an end thank you, oleksa

2022, it is a community that is comprised of about 24 million people, from over 20 countries in east asia, southeast asia, and the indian subcontinent. and so, i wanted to honor the diversity, the heterogeneity of our community. and acknowledging that there are multiple origins of asian-american histories was a way to do that. i emphasized that in the title. >> that is such a great point and so true of all races and ethnicities, that no one group is a monolith. no one group has a monolithic way of thinking. we are all diverse, individual, with very rich histories, too. i want to talk about the emphasis you put on three themes in the book -- violence, erasure, and resistance in asian-american histories. why did you choose to feature these particular things? what is the significance there? >> well, even though asian americans, as we have emphasized, are not a monolith, and are incredibly large -- an incredibly large and diverse group, there are still experiences that bring us together. among those have to do with the themes that i highlighted in the book, violence, erasure, and resistance.

the situation in east asia is also changing the wizard by nancy pelosi to taiwan. he's making an escalation of the pensions across the script. he comes to the conclusion of early in that they believe now perhaps to increase the military as security engagement with the pacific region. extra food allies of the us led coalition will be as safe a bad thousands of demonstrators of gathered and central one as auto softer. a gunman apparently tried to assassinate argentina's controversy stricken vice president, christina kutner raleigh participants held up signs in a show of support for her. she has been recently struggling with a raft of corruption chargers that could ultimately land behind bars. as the porters maintained, the corruption allegations are old politically motivated. as the south american country grapples with extreme political polarization and crippled economy is off. the spanish correspond ignacio to be when it be, as i said, it's getting cold. and when us aries potentially at the closet, the mile or heart, as people continue to gather, demonstrating that

these are countries. uh, east asia is tajikistan uzbekistan kyrgyzstan that is, in fact, our traditionalers, who for a number of years form a pool of buyers of belarusian sugar in our market in practice. 17% was occupied by ukrainian salt - this is a fairly large volume. do you understand whether we will feel this shortage now, whether our enterprises are being replaced? are these volumes falling out? in our country, the substitution of ukrainian salt actually began from the moment the supply of this item to our markets ceased in march. basically. we're talking about salt stone coarse grinding. uh, we have enough capacity in the country to produce our own salt, which soaked up the period. uh, replaced uh, washed ukrainian salt. this is a muslim enterprise, which operates around the clock today and has the ability to produce daily up to 300-350 tons of packaged salt. today we have a belarusian enterprise and are also engaged in production. eh, and the extraction of salt, just the same quality, which today was supplied to our market by the ukrainian manufacturer this position. i can say wi

partner of south-east asia the volume of trade economic relations so far, in absolute terms, uh, is sost, but the trend is very, good, two and four tenths of an increase in the first half of this year. i know you have a big program in the area in tea visits to the cosmodrome east very happy to see you welcome . i'm very proud of you when called govern the country. russia can be said to have become in first place in the world, and we would call you not the leader of russia, but the leader of the world. huge attention to the eastern economic forum in asia in general, both at the business campaign level and at the political level. the chairman of the standing committee of the entire chinese people's congress has already arrived in vladivostok. this is quite expected traditional interest. china is a strategic partner. and here, by the way, the chinese delegation is the most representative, but the focus, of course, is on the development of the far east on the eve of the president of russia held a meeting with the governor. primorye kozhemyakoy discussed the development of the far eastern m

pieces of the rocket this step by pyongyang will obviously change the balance of power not only in east asiaoughout the world . nuclear potential, the state of which is conditionally considered a steam, that is, not having the presence of other weapons or deployed on weapons, is israel the state that carried out nuclear explosions of nuclear explosive devices. additionally applies south america well, now we are talking about e north korea as a state that has at least carried out underground nuclear tests on the decision of the dprk has already been abandoned. in many countries, the american media recalled that the previous administration, under the leadership of trump, tried to negotiate with the dprk on the denuclearization of the peninsula, but in the end, the late trump and the democrats did not manage to have a dialogue with pyongyang and really very deep. explaining why this is happening to north korea is not just disregarded, it is really wanted and wants to be reckoned with north korea, they tried to simply remove it from the political chessboard and uh, this was especially shown by t

or south or east asia ?y indonesia, by the way, in principle, is also one of those countries that will stick these right now against the background of a full-scale russian invasion, they have increased the purchase of russian oil well, because the price and they one of the biggest russian clients in this sense, there is no need to go, but it seems to me that now it's just that russia will somehow use such a chance to demonstrate that they are not, as it were, in international isolation, nothing their world really wants to see indonesia other countries and even they are invited yes, even they are almost a-ah you know i apologize will you come well this is putin's behavior it was inherent even before that he likes to show that he is important russia is important and without russia there is nothing

showing a quite serious drop in prices, this is due to the huge reserves of palm oil . in south-east asiand because of the forecasts of a record-breaking soybean crop in south america, so once again the world prices for vegetable oils are decreasing, this means that, in principle, the price in ukraine will freeze to a certain level due to the opening of ports, but it will not compare with world prices. that is, it will not be very high because, again, of dumping on the part of other vegetable oils, and again, it is worth understanding that our competitor is the russian federation, and they also export sunflowers to export markets and thus lower the price in the maritime region , respectively. this is not very good for processors, for producers, e.e., sunflower valiy, but it is somewhat better for the population. that is, we will not see a significant increase in oil prices. well, when we hear about what russia still competes with us there in certain types of groups of goods. it sounds strange in light of the sanctions that are being imposed on this country. that is, we understand that san

the last couple of days it everything was quite as far as the weather is concerned in the whole of east asia. there's still some substantial thunderstorms, localized ones in japan, and particularly in hong shoe, but it's quite in korean plains, we're still quite warm temperatures up this in the north park, northeast and power china and throughout the peninsula on the high side this time the year. and they have been through central china, but increasing rain developing the high ground of western china knocked chung, due back to 20 threes shand at 26 and introduced some rain shares creeping up towards june and may be beijing little late in the year to see significant rain, so it is a scattering of shells. more than anything else, a name storms on the sea. now this will turn into a proper tie. food might follow the same path as the last one. bo watch that for you. the monsoon rains, though, they've been heavy in the last couple of days on our taking in the forecast a step back. so it looks like rains more of the water than on land. but certainly there in an tradition or dish is big circulation