people across south—east asia and east asia are celebrating this festival.t, it is the year of the cat. nobody is quite sure why. is it rabbit, it is the year of the cat. nobody is quite sure why. is it a lanaruae nobody is quite sure why. is it a language thing? _ nobody is quite sure why. is it a language thing? the _ nobody is quite sure why. is it a language thing? the word - nobody is quite sure why. is it a language thing? the word for i nobody is quite sure why. is it a language thing? the word for rabbit in mandarin?— in mandarin? well, there are some suggestions _ in mandarin? well, there are some suggestions that _ in mandarin? well, there are some suggestions that there _ in mandarin? well, there are some suggestions that there is _ in mandarin? well, there are some suggestions that there is a - suggestions that there is a linguistic reason for the translation of rabbit into a cat in vietnam, but nobody is quite sure what the origins of that are. but of course, many people across east asia are looking forward after covid, like many people in the w

but one of the key drivers over the past two decades of increased investment in fabrication in east asian and south korea, and especially in china, was the cost differential between building a facility there versus in the us, and the key driver of the cost differential was not labour cost, because the labour costs are actually not that large in a very automated facility, but rather tax policy and tax incentives. so, what the us is trying to do with the chips and science act is to level the playing field when it comes to tax incentives by offering some pretty generous tax policy, tax credits, to firms that build new chip facilities in the us. and the goal is to say the tools you put in the chip—making facility are the same regardless of which country you build a facility in. the power and electricity costs ought to be pretty similar. and so if the tax policy is similar as well, then there shouldn't be huge gaps in terms of the cost in producing in east asia versus in europe orjapan or the united states. then, so long as the chips and science act remains in place with the tax incentives th

and — feeling the impact of climate change — why countries in east asia and the pacific region are amongted. we start in ukraine where a battlefield commander in the eastern town of bakhmut has told the bbc that the fighting is ferocious. a us official has said russian forces have made incremental advances around the town, with mercenaries from the russian paramilitary wagner group heavily involved in the assault. the battle has been described as a �*meat grinder�* — with high numbers of casualties on both sides. almost all of the city's 70 thousand occupants have fled. russia is working hard to capture bakhmut — in the hope it could lead to the fall of sloviansk and krama—torsk as well — the two most important cities in the donbas still under ukrainian control. but ukrainian forces are holding firm. the bbc�*s yogita limaye reports from the city. this is what the merciless bombardment of a city looks like. and how it sounds. once a quiet place known for sparkling wine, bakhmut is now a byword for war. and ukraine's resistance. russia is using all its might to try and dig at the city. we

the head of the conservative party, and from japan to china, a severe cold snap is sweeping across east asia. we'll have all the details, little lights. hm. ah. we begin this program with breaking news in europe's court of human rights has just announced it will hear a case against russia over the downing of slide image 17 in 2014. the netherlands submitted, the complaint all 290 people, 98 people on or the malaysia airlines flight were killed when it was shut down by a russian made me sound. the case was launched by moscow. the downing of the missile was launched rather by moscow, back ukrainian separatists. alright, let's get the latest on this with marie came to her and she's an assistant professor of international criminal law at the university of amsterdam and has been analyzing this case since 2014 and joined us from amsterdam. murray. ca, thanks so much for being on the program. just break it down for us. what does this rolling actually mean? well, the court today a sense that it is now beyond a reasonable doubt, clear that from april 2014 onwards, russian armed forces, russian milita

east asia and the pacific region could be especially vulnerable to climate change.eath of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. "good grief" — after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer, paul simon, starts his tour of south africa tomorrow _ in spite of protests and violence - from some _ black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa _ until majority rule is established. . around the world people have been paying tribute to the iconic rock star, david bowie, who sold 140 million albums in a career that spanned half a century. his family announced overnight that he died of cancer at the age of 69. the world tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines: this is the scene live at the us congress who is voting with to adjourn as they s

, but that we won't be able to access the chips in case there's some sort of emergency or war in east asia. yup, yup. okay. so let's let's set the stage for that conversation. and this conversation ends with the question of of of of what do we do now? but let's let's that set the stage for that. there's there's there's sort of two ways of thinking about innovation, right? there's sort of let's let's just call it sort of an american or a western way, which comes through in your story loud and clear. right. you've got it's an incredible cast of characters, including like an idaho based potato farmer, you know, a disgruntled, you know, software programmers who get angry at each other in palo alto, etc.. it's chaotic, right? it's totally chaotic. and yet out of this chaos, you get the. and i should point out, chaos, support id by research and development funded by the federal government, arpa and other programs and the pentagon out of this seeming chaos and a cast of characters that as out of a hollywood movie, you get the very best, even today, you get the very best innovation bar none. the o

east asia is generally the most intriguing region for the coming years, a combination of inevitable geopoliticalivalry, intensive economic development and the interweaving of the most important supply chains. boring life does not promise east asian countries are highly dependent on external supplies in that with regard to natural resources of production components and food. east asia as a whole is one of the world's largest markets for the consumption of finished goods, so it is not surprising that in the coming years the states of the region will be extremely concerned with one security issue, especially economic advertising, another hotbed of persistent international political excitement. they haven't spoken to syria for a long time. helps to drive through morning traffic jams, gives lamps, joy becomes an excuse for a date. in pyaterochka january 14 15% discount on cosmetics and household chemicals. i help cells produce antibodies and capture viruses polyoxidonium for colds and flu sovcombank should you think about savings, as sovcombank offers an excellent interest on deposits. and now you ar

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but one of the key drivers over the past two decades of increased investment in fabrication in east asiae cost differential between building a facility there versus in the us, and the key driver of the cost differential was not labour cost, because the labour costs are actually not that large in a very automated facility, but rather tax policy and tax incentives. so, what the us is trying to do with the chips and science act is to level the playing field when it comes to tax incentives by offering some pretty generous tax policy, tax credits, to firms that build new chip facilities in the us. and the goal is to say the tools you put in the chip—making facility are the same regardless of which country you build a facility in. the power and electricity costs ought to be pretty similar. and so if the tax policy is similar as well, then there shouldn't be huge gaps in terms of the cost in producing in east asia versus in europe orjapan or the united states. then, so long as the chips and science act remains in place with the tax incentives that they've outlined, i think we will see a pretty

but before we get there, let's have a look at south east asia and the heavy rain continues with parts of indo china. it's not as heavy as it has been to places like vietnam, but we will see that rain intensify pulling across into cambodia and thailand. by tuesday, heavy rain continues across central areas of the philippines. we still have that extreme for the advisory for eastern areas here, but further south. well, we are seeing those seasonal rains with a mix of showers and storms. and it was the head down under. we've had the 1st tropical fi, cone of 2023, named in the south pacific. that's gonna bring some really wet and windy weather to the likes of the north island of new zealand. but for australia, look at that. kimberly region, still seeing that record breaking flooding and the fresh threat remains no. the wet weather has shifted its way further south and to the east. it's mainly queensland. it is going to see the worst of that wet weather, much dryer to the west of this. and to the southeast corner temperature. certainly on the up here as we go to new zealand, it is looking r

s. deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia and see the advice of the national bureau of asian research. thank you. still ahead on al jazeera tre decision celebrates in hong kong, but opposed by the u. s. l e y. and we find out why scientists founding the alarm to wells ation. ah, with their weather in china remains an anomaly has been for about 18 months now. it's now warmer and wester they should be full than most part of this matter. plat generating significant writing. the size that reading, extending across the wolves of who hung should be 8 degrees is 16 up towards beijing. bird not snowing. it has been snowing in china, japan ticket hung sheet, but that's gone. now that means the avalanche risk will start to increase, particularly after replaces that quite possibly by rain extends. so the cream prints, but then you find it's still in china and it's still not got colder. beijing might see bit of wet snow. that code is still got to penetrate and it's not been a frequent visitor this winter. anyway. the bottom end of what should be a dry ne monsoon is now persistent wet for

policy is similar as well, then there shouldn't be huge gaps in terms of the cost in producing in east asia the chips and science act remains in place with the tax incentives that they've outlined, i think we will see a pretty meaningful increase in the amount of chip manufacturing facilities that are being constructed in the us. is the us chips act a real threat to china? i don't think the us chip act is really something that china really worries about, i think what they worry about is the export controls. because i mean, if you look at the as chris mentioned, the tsmc arizona fab, yes, there are building that is going to be the most advanced fab in america. but when that fab kicks into mass production, the tsmc's taiwan fab already moved on to next generation. so i think tsmc will always keep it's the most advanced chip making on the island. so that makes the island indispensable to the rest of semiconductor industry. but they sort of have to work with the us to have american interests to potentially defend the island, even in a china's aggression, a military aggression towards the island

alexey pechkov, east asia news bureau.upply the kiev regime with ammunition, olaf schultz heard such an answer, from whose president he tried to persuade him to help kiev and abandon normal relations with russia. and in general, the ukasler’s trip to latin america clearly did not work out. why will sergey brev tell? brazil is a great country a heavyweight of world politics and economics with its space aviation nuclear and even antarctic programs, but there is another brazil, the largest favela in latin america, there is no russia, it is assumed that a quarter of a million people live here. we were taken there by specially trained people. this means the entrance yes, the entrance to russia, how will we cross the bridge, how will we get to russia , well, let's go at the entrance, couriers motorcyclists, what are they carrying here, and then, if anything, it's that there are a lot of electric cables, right? that explained that these cables are upstairs, because only the first couple of quarters are paid for electricity, but h

now that's not the case of parts of east asia in particular japan, it's dealing with the worst storm in about 10 years. that winter storm dropping heaps of snow in the west bringing exceptionally strong gusts of wind. and of course, blizzard like conditions we are expecting. notice to continue into friday. the wind isn't a strong however, up in the north, it's down in the south. we are going to see the wet are and more windy as well as wintry weather. and the korean peninsula, the temperatures dropped down dramatically as that cold air sweeps south that should weather update. aah! from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation. generally whenever you talk about race races, then people like to play with no host and no limitations. our society has structural racism built into it. part one of pfizer, shaheen and adam rather for to low pay people tend to be migrant. labor, disproportionately, women in terra ultimately comes down to prejudice. studio b. unscripted on out his era. lou ah or again what you know, the 0 mind about top stories and germany has

well the winter weather is part of a cold bloss that's caused havoc across east asia weather presenter. kara, is here to explain some more just talk us through whole of this is playing on car. yes. that severe winter weather swept across the region from china to japan, causing travel chaos. and of course, setting in new weather records now was all down to siberian cold air blasting down across northern parts of china. we had a blue light ahead of that. over the weekend, of course, that heavy snow sweeping into the north and china's northernmost city said an old time, a new record, low minus $53.00 degrees celsius. now that cold air continue to push its way further south and to the east, across the korean peninsula, knocking temperatures down dramatically in both pyongyang and sold to the minus mid teens. by choose day. and that wasn't only here that we saw heavy snow and blizzard conditions disrupt traffic. but also in japan, we also had records here, the snow for wind gusts. and of course those exceptionally low it's hand pitches 3 of the 4 main islands in japan. so temperatures dropp

that is, in fact, the whole of east asia will go on vacation from 21, which means at least 2 weeks.h everybody go everything is there, uh, that's not quite like that, maybe a holiday question. uh, well, having a relationship, just the national traditions of the national culture. uh, as in china in general in the east in the countries of the asian tradition they refer to one marriage, but you know, demography, of course, has never been such a big problem, although now it is already becoming a problem and no one paid attention, as it was not considered this culture , so to speak. so that it would be some big problem, but it was enough for parents so that the children had children, that is, there was a continuation of the family, natural in cancer. they do not carry such a function, therefore, after all, of course, this is, well, tacitly condemned and not encouraged, this is considered. uh, sick for a while. it was generally on the list, the classification of psychiatric. well, that is, what was treated, that is, i cannot say that this is, in principle, part of traditional culture. thi

our east asia correspondent can tell us more william young. let's start with japan's record defense budget. how does the government justify those measures considering its pacifist constitution? so the japanese government have laid out very clear reason why they feel contempt and also necessary for them to raise the defense budget. they cited us threats coming from china, russia in north korea, as the primary reasons why japan needs to enhance its budget and also invest in a lot more defense capabilities. and one of the biggest changes that experts have a point at our isde, a counter strike capability, which well fundamentally changed japan's defense policy and the direction of japan's entire defense strategy. and its so called national security strategy. japan makes a territorial claim over dispute islands with south korea, which is seen sol issue a strong protest. right on the island has long been a very sore point between so in tokyo and currently the south korea have actually sent in a bass. they are police over there, but japan has long al

news asia, catherine from china and north korea changing the security plans of democracies in east asia. and japan's verbal railways may be struggling, but some of found new ways to keep on rolling. that's coming up if they got the news i should after a short break. remember, there's more needs to be found on a website that's at the www dot com, and he can post find us on twitter or instagram. the handle you need for socials is at a w nice on anthony halliday in berlin. i'll be back with them to use bulletin for you in 45 years. with cash. i'm you can that i want. that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smugglers with lions as of beef? what's your story. ready he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence in a lapse of take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen in feel, migrants, your platform for reliable information. mm hm. this is d, w use asia coming up to date. who's th

now the lunar new year is a major fixture in east asia calendar, as well as the chinese people around a world for china itself and marks the 1st holiday since the gene lifted it straight, growing up iris measures allowing millions of families to reunite for the 1st time in 3 years, but many are still anxious after a recent spike and coven infections. ah, a festive gala welcoming the year of the rabbit. acrobatics. martial arts. over us. a 4 hour extravaganza to mark the most important holiday in china. the blue watch steven by chinese astronauts in outer space. the new year will bring peace. we wish you a new year full of promise. let's welcome every glorious day together. celebrations, marking the new year were anticipated around the world. and at home in china. many families are very uniting for the 1st time in 3 years. with the pandemic is over here and for the new year, i wish for a thriving business. gosh, good health, and a restored production. but above all good health. while many cannot wait to watch, the spectacular light shows fireworks and performances that amplify the fest

the lunar new year is a major holiday in east asia calendar and for chinese people around the world for china itself. it marks the 1st holidays since paging lifted, its strict covey pandemic measures allowing millions of families to reignite for the 1st time in 3 years. but many are still anxious after a recent spike in infections. ah, a festive gala welcoming the year of the rabbit. acrobatics. martial arts. over us. a 4 hour extravaganza to mark the most important holiday in china. ah, watch steven by chinese astronauts in outer space. the new year will bring peace. we wish you a new year full of promise. let's welcome every glorious day together. celebrations, marking the new year were anticipated around the world. and at home in china, many families are re uniting for the 1st time in 3 years. with the pandemic is over here, and for the new year, i wish for a thriving business. i got a good health and a restored production. but above all good health. while many cannot wait to watch, the spectacular light shows fireworks and performances that amplify the festive atmosphere. others are

a process that monitors the amount of capital in the east asia mega-poles, follows where they can take it and earn a profit there . well, here you are . we did not inform in the international arena . for our free zones, you and i are free, and at the international level, it does not have the necessary identity to be attractive . i want to name a few free zones around us, of all the names for many iranians, aparat ismaila. i know, but many of the officials of our country know the names of all the people of the islamic republic they don't know the number, they also know the number. i'm sure there are a lot of them to the economic authorities of the free zone. i don't know how the second plan we have is to discuss the rebranding of the country's free zones in the international arena . what about azad islamic republic to attract tourists who have events with iraq that we have determined that in the near future we expect a significant amount of tourists from iraq, especially through kish, and we will offer the rest because it happened, i am saying to attract foreign investor for it was inte

w. news asia path rates from china and north korea changing the security plans of democracies in east asia and japan's rural railways may be struggling, but some of found new ways to keep on rolling. that's coming up and they got the news. i said after a short break, remember there's more needs to be found on a website that's at the www dot com. and you can always find us on twitter or instagram. the handle you made for social's is at 8 of the news on anthony howard in berlin. i'll be back with another news bulletin for you in 45 years old. so i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this.

were outraged in many countries; muslims massively took to the streets of cities in the middle east, asiaica; they considered the destruction of the koran as offensive barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more and more massive and accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. the escalation of the arabs of the israeli conflict went into a spiral in response to the actions of the army, israel in east jerusalem, a completely armed attack on the synagogue died. seven jews, 10 wounded the day before, an unknown man opened fire there, the attacking policeman was liquidated on the spot and stated that he acted alone. these are 21-year-old residents of jerusalem of arab origin. emergency near the synagogue of the authorities, israel called a terrorist attack prime minister netanyahu announced immediate measures that will be accepted by the government. what exactly he has not yet specified is the attack occurred a day later near a major raid by the israeli army on the east bank of the jordan river, during which at least 10 palestinians were killed, the arabs perceived this as an illegal invas

i knew, for example, that in the territory of central asia and the south of east asia, in particular , in mongolia, in the territory of central asia, in kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, on the outskirts. experiments are being carried out to test combat states. on the territory of armenia, mainly, and if an experiment is carried out, and then they are carried out, as a rule, with uh anthrax pathogens, all these pathogens are considered. potential pathogens that may be used for biological impact on the manpower of the enemy, incapacitating the manpower of the enemy, as well as for ex- undermining the country's economic power in agriculture , and so on. well, i'll give you a concrete example. let's say, and in armenia there was an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease. it was back in 2017 that the country's leadership tried in every possible way to commodify this outbreak and claim that it was not an outbreak. i'm still talking about although come to our experienced people qualified professionals. they can tell at a glance it's me or not, especially considering the fact that foot and mouth disease h

asia? in the east, i've touched upon the subject was western countries trying to impose ab block approach on the whole world. and particular in asia, it's trying to obtrusive, it's in the pacific strategy on the east. this strategy has been devised specifically to drive a wedge between india and china to involve india in its schemes. and it's quite obvious, you know, just as the establishment of august august, which was accompanied by humiliating france with this case for the supply of submarines when france was told that room and submarines were no longer needs it. and the west is also pursuing soil approach, which is aimed at expanding loop wooden blocks with and of course sir, japan is going to be more heavily militarized. it's going to augment it, sir. defense expenditure. the same goes for new zealand and south korea. so they are potential participants of this. so pray says, initiated by the us. i don't know whether this will lead to but it's up to the government of these countries to make a final decision on that. but this whole process as aimed at dismantling with an undermining the s

muslims massively took to the streets of the cities of the middle east, asia, africa; they consideredruction of the koran as offensive barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more and more massive and are accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. escalation arabs israeli conflict spiraled in response to the actions of the army, an israeli young man of arab origin opened fire in a synagogue in east jerusalem killed seven 10 wounded, the attacker was killed by police officers on the spot announced that he acted alone authorities. israel called the attack a terrorist attack prime mitan yahoo announced immediate measures, but did not specify what kind of attack occurred a day after a major reda israeli army to the east bank , during which at least 10 palestinians were killed, the arabs perceived it as an illegal invasion of their land by the palestinian national authority announced that cooperation with the israeli authorities in the field of security is no longer possible. after that, by the palestinians. rocket attacks began on the south, israel responded with air strikes and drone

high-pressure area keeping things calm across much of east asia.emperatures have come down rather dramatically. we will see them start to pick up, you can see clearer skies and sunshine. the temperature touching up once again by the time we get to thursday. a lot of the warmth spreading further south to coastal areas of china. the korean peninsula getting a break from subzero temperatures. japan sees the windy weather pickup coming up from the far east of russia. that will bring some snow flurries stretching down towards the western areas. still some warmth in tokyo, double digits there. in particular, and india we have had fog issues, very cold conditions thanks to the calls way. -- called waves. it is set to ease as we go into the week ahead of that they are still there, much drier toward the south. heavy rain coming into sri lanka but we will see that slow and eased by the time we get to wednesday. ♪ >> we are a generation of scared people but very ambitious. very united. very persistent and very good at action. your beds might become turbo now

for example, in requiring this and because of that exits, are predicting that countries in south east asia, we have not impose any research and that they will be the main beneficiaries of chinese tourism in the next few weeks and months. but we have to remember that china has really been angry about these can be placed on chinese travelers. they've called it political unscientific. while the lifting of restrictions coincides with the start of the lunar new year travel rush, china's health ministry says it's concerned about the virus spreading as people gather for celebration with me and i haven't had it 19 yet. so if my relatives are positive, i'm afraid of carrying the bar respect with me and infecting them, that would affect the health, but they have recovered from the virus for a while now. so i'm planning to visit them and spend a litany with them. my grandparents have also told me many times that i miss me a lot doesn't go to the. everyone in my family is having symptoms like fever and cough due to the reopening the cove at 19 positive, they've all been infected, but it's not a big de

the subsidence has decreased to some extent it seems that now in east asia, this corona problem is getting worse, even though in china , the weekly number of corona deaths had decreased by 50% , we had all the news, just now , the group said, "thank you very much for the recognition and support of the fashion festival winners ." and fajr dress is going to be held today, i will discuss this matter with mr. allah rezaei, the ceo of omid rezaei entrepreneurship fund. hello, good morning. i would like to say hello to all my dear contacts. good morning to you as well, for supporting the winners of fajr fashion and clothing festival. is to follow the program and provide facilities to the chosen ones of this festival please explain its inherent goals and tasks to support its small and medium projects , especially projects that are carried out in a chain, and on the other hand , to support the projects carried out by women. we were at their service to help you with the economic activities of the economic activities of the models that i had , to use these models for industrial production and mass p

deputy assistance arbitrary for east asia. he joins us from washington, d.c. the u.s.as been urging japan for years to step up its defenses because of china. it is only now we see such a major shift in its position on the need to bolster security. >> thank you for this opportunity. there has been an evolution in japanese strategic within the last three to five years. the announcements we will hear over the course of the next three days is a culmination of that. the japanese published the national security strategy as well as national defense program , all of which highlight an increase in investments in defense. predicated quite frankly in addressing the very dangerous challenges the people's republic -- republic of china, north koreans, and russians pose for japanese security. >> what will the deepening relationship really look like? is it about the u.s. providing japan more weapons? >> that is a subcomponent of it. fundamentally what is historically unprecedented is the fact the japanese are publicly acknowledging the challenges they are facing. i would use the word

it is the same dilemma that a number of the liberal south east asia nations are facing nowadays.e one hand they have territorial disputes with china. on the other hand they welcome chinese investments and trade. laura: when president xi says he wants to handle these maritime issues in a friendly manner, what does that mean? right now you have a situation in the south china sea where chinese bows are caressing fishermen, your salve chinese coast guard -- are -- boats are harassing fishermen, we also have chinese coast guard. what will change the tone talk about the south china sea? >> i think it is the root cause these issues are in dispute that leads to these misunderstandings and missed perceptions as well. it is being exacerbated by external parties looking to drive a wedge between china philippine relations. laura: which parties? andy: certainly western media, i think is one. other countries like the united states. however, i do think that the opportunity for the philippines here, i believe president marcos phrased it, friend to all, and me to none. it is -- enemy to none. it

in east asia, cancers of the upper gastrointestinal tract are very, very high due to the consumption of foods that are too salty. food that is smoked, food that becomes friends with the risk of causing cancer , especially cancers of the gastrointestinal tract, excessive consumption of red meat causes cancers of the gastrointestinal tract, and this consumption must be balanced. realized if if i go back to what i did before , i will pay more attention to a series of issues. kazemi of sed and sima news agency, sales vice president of saipa automobile group, the desired amount must be available in the applicant's account to register the car, but if the applicant fails to register and the account in the proxy account is not blocked , it is implemented to prevent mass registrations. criticism has followed the sale this time, the car is with a proxy account, which means that the money for the car must be available in the applicant's account one day before the registration, and the car manufacturer is authorized to withdraw it after the purchase. or enter the car application process, this pe

. ♪ >> with a frigid lee cold start to the new year across much of east asia with record low temperatureset across parts of china, that was not the case in japan. unseasonable warmth here. we will see siberian cold air sweep and further east knocking temperatures down. look at that tuesday in seoul -- -12 degrees celsius, so bitterly cold air here. clear across much of china as we head further south. as we had east, we see wintry weather come back in for japan. a dangerous chill expected to cause disruption to transport with heavy snow working its bay further east and we will see temperatures come down dramatically. we have a look at tokyo on the three day. it will warm up slightly. as we move to south asia, it has gotten cold in northern areas of pakistan and india as wintry weather works its way further east bringing snow to the mountains. some thunderstorms in more northern areas clearer as we head further south. heavy rain is set to sweep away from the west coast. we could see more of that coming to the east as an area of low pressure develops offshore. ♪ >> this isn't my story. it is

muslims massively took to the streets of the cities of the middle east asia africa, the destruction of koran is not offensive in barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more massive and are accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. mass actions against police violence are taking place in large us cities, the reason was the case of five memphisene officers who beat 29-year-old african american tyra nicholson to death, the price tag occurred in early january, however, footage of the brutal detention was made public. only these days the officers stopped the car and dragged the driver out into the street and pressed him to the asphalt, while the young man did not resist, and at some point the policeman managed to escape , caught up with him and severely beat him. the stun gun died in the hospital 3 days later from his injuries. all participants in the beating have already been fired. from the police, they are charged with murder, this case is compared with the murder in neapse by george floyd in 2020, which started the movement in black live matters. true, now either large-scale actio

it's pretty hard to explain given the challenge we're seeing in east asia today.viously this is a big story that is evolving. >> biden himself said we don't really have the resources to do more than just what we're already doing. we didn't have enough to deal with afghanistan and this. so i wonder what this means, does this embolden china even more to think that we're thinking about cutting and they can keep going even further. >> well, this has been the chinese story, right, that the u.s. is in decline and china is on the rise and that eventually if china just keeps pushing and pushing the u.s. will sort of give up, it will leave east asia and sort of revert back to a more isolationist poll civil i think it's real -- policy. i think it's really important that we see the senate and the house step up, say look, we understand there which is be fiscal constraints but at the end of the day we have to protect national security. cheryl: right. which means our role in the world still matters. real quick, alibaba, the stock is higher this morning. there's reports that jac

more importantly, not to start trouble in east asia while the united states is being bogged down in the middle east. so the united states gets distracted strategically, anything that provides what the chinese themselves have called themselves a 20-year opportunity to build up their own national power. now, the united states has shifted its focus back towards great power in competition. we are seeing the emergence of what i think was unfortunately, a type of policy we see all too often in international history. with these great powers competing for influence, and that's pointed out. >> so let's try and apply the same question to india. in the u.s., people have been disappointed because they have declined to come down on the u.s. in terms of isolating russia over the ukraine invasion. but i guess you'd argue that the narration of the very tricky u.s. relationship over the past 70 years, there clearly seems to be something deeper about how these two countries interact that is deeper. >> so, in india's case, i would argue that when world war ii ended and indiana gained its independence, ind

if in eastern europe the cannonade is already real, then in east asia it is still rhetorical.lthough with a military-political flavor after the advertisement, more. stopped working, install, open, watch russian channels, and all movie series and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries for free without registration, watch in the application or on the website. bad times we have grenades, he wants to throw for his dad for his older brother from all coffeemons and ask in order to survive and reach and there is no choice of the righteous, but chance there is soon the last week a wave of comments and messages about the imminent increase in tension in the pacific region. north korea naval construction of china taiwan every kind of lykov string. yes, and various horrors are modeled. the american center for strategic and international studies simulated the chinese invasion of taiwan in 2026, experts proposed more than 20 scenarios for the development of events in most of them, taipei , with us support, repelled the attack, but each victory was accompanied by colossal losses at

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colleagues from the region are also speaking out in thailand at the east asia summit.efore that, of course, you will say concern about how the situation is developing, and their relations with china, which were not without problems, but these problems have been a subject of dialogue for quite a long time, which went in the interests of finding mutually acceptable solutions. this is what the west is doing now , including aimed at undermining this dialogue. in other words, just as the principle of consensus operated in the osce region. the principle of seeking agreement is balance. and it was almost destroyed to the ground by our western colleagues, especially tried last year. uh, the polish presidency. also was. uh, here is roughly the same architectural ensemble e in asia in the asia-pacific region, where attempts are now being made its e, based on consensus, rather than its consent on the search for compromises, also undermine and make dominant the structures that are being created frankly on a bloc basis. europe would like to go through the industry of eurasia press

east asia bureau to lead, japan is a very bad two. this woman is our entire arboretum. close like this i change your eared puppy for yours calm life. frigate, admiral gorshkov went on a long voyage across the atlantic indian ocean and the mediterranean sea on board. including hypersonic zircon missiles. they are guaranteed to overcome any air defense system command to complete the task. the crew received a denisave from the president with the details. all control exits to the sea. behind now the crew of the frigate, admiral of the fleet of the soviet union gorshkov, is starting to carry out combat missions and, of course, there is nothing unusual in this, the supreme commander notes. commander in chief.