the south and south east asia are in a state of emergency after extreme heat levels, record breaking temperatures and bangladesh. the philippines and thailand have led to school closures, power shortages and heat related ducks on the streets of bangkok, torres and residents are coping with soaring temperatures. the countries heat index which combines air and humidity levels has risen above 52 degrees celsius, which is classified as extremely dangerous tire authorities are urging people to stay indoors for their own safety. but for those who make a living on the streets of the capital, that's not an option. i almost see like same thing when i work out all these days. but i can choose another job. can i? according to the countries health industry, there have been 30 heat related debts nationwide so far this year. that's compared with a total of $37.00 reported across the island last year. sometimes i feel dizzy, but not yet like fainting. drinking ice water can help in the philippines. a centuries old settlement, submerged by a dam, built in the 1970s has reappeared. extreme heat and d

as i often say, the ukraine of today may be the east asia of tomorrow. furthermore, russia continues to threaten the use of nuclear weapons, which has contributed to worldwide concern that yet another catastrophe by nuclear weapons use is a real possibility. in this reality, close coordination between japan and the u.s. is required more than ever to ensure that the deterrence our allies provide remeans credible and resilient -- remains credible and resilient. new forms of oppression are being imposed on the world. freedom is being suppressed through technologies. social media is censored, monitored and controlled. there are growing cases of economic coercion and so-called death trap diplomacy whereby the economic dependency of nations is exploited and weaponized. facing such rapidly changing pressures, how do we continue to safeguard our common values? i want to address those americans who feel the loneliness and exhaustion of being the country that has upheld the international order almost single-handedly. i understand it is a heavy burden to carry such

our strategic interests really lie in south east asia, and that's why i want to reprioritise and reset very clear that we are going to focus on south east asia and build deeper relationships across across the region. obviously, those relationships are around people to people connections, but they're also around defence and security as well as obviously economic. so it's exciting. you know, coming here to singapore was very deliberate as my second decision to come to this country, after australia, because this is a relationship that is multi levelled and is a gateway for south east asia, and i'll be the first new zealand prime minister to visit, i think, the philippines and thailand since 2013. long overdue. yeah, and fantastic new leaders who i've had the chance to meet that of those respective countries and huge opportunities for both countries to benefit with respect to trade but also security ties between our nations. now to the united states — and day two of donald trump's criminal trial is underway in new york. the focus for the moment is selecting a jury to sit through the weeks

we, it was affected millions of people across south and south east asia. for the past weeks, temperatures have been pushing 40 degree fast youth and beyond from india and bundle others to thailand of the philippines. the city a huge has prompted authorities across the region to grow schools. i'm going to search in huge related depths on the streets of bangkok, torres and residents are coping with soaring temperatures. the countries heat index which combines air and humidity levels has risen above 52 degrees celsius, which is classified as extremely dangerous. ty authorities are urging people to stay indoors for their own safety. but for those who make and living on the streets of the capital, that's not an option. i almost see like same thing when i work out all these days. but i can choose another job. can i? according to the countries health industry, there have been 30 heat related death nationwide. so far this year. that's compared with a total of $37.00 reported across the island last year. sometimes i feel dizzy, but not depth like fainting. drinking

ranging views, taiwan as its own type of trade, has threatened to seize it by force, the dot lose east asia correspondent james chair, to look so the impact of the funding and lincoln's visit on taiwan. we don't walk away from our allies, we stand with them. it stuck is described it as an inflection point in history. the world us president joe biden, this week assign since a lot of phone military aid package was more than $95000000000.00 us dollars motion more than age 1000000000. if that is a march for washington's in the pacific pond, this includes on supports in front of military financing for taiwan. the self pro democracy, the china claims has its own. on the same day, the us secretary of state, america's top tips, not just me blinking visits, china face to face and promising that included on the agenda page things ministry threats to taiwan percent paging. make a what if thoughts about the us funding for taiwan is defense pretty well. military collusion between the us and taiwan will not bring security, nor can it save taiwan from the doomed faith of independent idol to ship. i mean,

april in may are usually the hottest month. simself simself, east asia, but this, your temperatures have been exacerbated by the el nino weather phenomenon. are in india where a general election is underway, sweltering temperatures, cause roads administered and the teen good carry to faint. a campaign, riley for prime minister in the render moody in the western state of maharaj truck searing heat is led to a surgeon power usage and outages in bangladesh where millions of students have been told to stay home from school. as the south asian nation swelter through one of its worst heat waves on record that's done now to some of the stories making headlines that are on the world. the photos of charleston, the 2nd round of and just allows us to your just national election. millions of orders cost ballots to decide $88.00 of the parliament, $543.00 seats in common. fremont has done a range of more. the speaking of rad tucked um on the sofa majority for has him do nationalist meet. jp bought the 10s of thousands of value in gym and scott blue. so now and to show solidarity with palestinians and

april in may are usually the hottest month. simself simself, east asia, but this, your temperatures have been exacerbated by the el nino weather phenomenon. as in india, where a general election is underway, sweltering temperatures, cause roads administered and 18 cari to st. at a campaign. raleigh, for prime minister and a wrench promoting in the western state of maharaj truck. searing heat is led to a surgeon, power usage and outages in bangladesh where millions of students have been told to stay home from school. as the south asian nation swelter through one of its worst heat waves on record now showed in berlin police of toyota profile as to noon toward a scam setup outside the german followed them into building the draw premier to the camp meant more than 2 weeks ago. saying they wanted the german government to stop sending weapons and military support to address. what do you see if they move to to other can off the sample test as repeatedly used to bend symbols and slogans out of 4 to spoke to protesters and police. so we've been here. what does this now uh, exist at 60 and 70 days

washington. us president joe biden said his country's commitments to manila was quotes on plat, w's east asia correspond to james chase. that explains the importance of this. he has exercises it's the biggest annual display of them is that true unity between the us and its mutual defense, tracy allies, the philippines. the products time exercises this year, bringing together more than $16000.00 personnel for almost 3 weeks of drill of the exercises this time logically responding to these maritime tensions between the philippines and china in the south china sea in recent months, paging his 5 was the cannons that philippine resupply vessels knew the disputants 2nd, thomas shant, where philippine ship was deliberately beach as an outpost in 1919. no, no. all about 3 is the prospect of the us being drawn into direct conflict with badging, if any. uh, service man, really peters service man is killed by an a thought from any foreign power. then that is time to involve the mutual defense to the philippines coast called has been on the front line of chinese aggression. and that's why they've been in

sizes, the latest episode in us efforts to galvanize its allies in the end of that report by or east asia correspondent james trade. so who tell me what's different about this? he is drills will quite simply, the stakes just fail so much higher and the region itself feels much more fractious over the last. yeah, we've really seemed to key things change. have we seen trying to become much more sensitive? maybe is dispute. the territory is in the south china sea. as i mentioned in the report, sometimes farnworth economy philippine vessels injuring some filipino personnel to . and then the other thing we've seen happen really is a philippines during march close to, to the us and it's highlights in the region to like, like japan. we've seen a president fund. i'm of course, you know, take, taking much more kind of combative approach to china about meeting this, of course is coming off. the block is really important. the historic charlottesville summits between the natives of the us, japan and the philippines. the key outcome of that meeting, president biden were yes, racing that, that mutual d

let's head over to our east asia bureau and ty pay on our correspondent james chapter. hopefully we're going to have special a lot tonight with science. james was the latest you're hearing about damage on any victims in taiwan. well, they've already been several pretty strong off the shock since this may knows. craig struck us around atm local time this morning with dorothy so far as saying that that has been one desk confirmed in the eastern city of holland with another 50 people so injured. this is the city on the east coast of taiwan. much closer to the center and that also reports of people trumps in buildings as authorities work to rescue them. um, this is really the part of taiwan when most of the troubling images are coming from . we've seen images of land slides taking place in the eastern parts of taiwan as far as the the castle type pay where am is concerned. buildings are shaking pretty pretty violently, but it's sort of fun. no reports of damage and metro. our systems are off. i'm working again, so it will really be the eastern part of taiwan, where, where a

april in may are usually the hottest month. simself simself, east asia, but this, your temperatures have been exacerbated by the el nino weather phenomenon in india where a general election is underway, sweltering temperatures, cause roads administered and 18 good. carry to st. at a campaign, riley for prime minister in the venture modi in the western state of maharaj truck searing heat is led to a surgeon power usage and outages in bangladesh where millions of students have been told to stay home from school. as the south asian nation swelter through one of its worst heat waves on record to china. now, way us to country of state antony blinkin has wrapped up his license to visit to the country during torques on friday with china is president change and paying lincoln the stress, the importance of quite responsibly managing the differences between the 2 nations while also raising concerns about issues including taiwan and china, support of russia's war in ukraine to rival powers try to find common ground. china is president using being welcomed us secretary of state antony blinking in be

but there exists of nuclear weapons proliferation in east asia.orth korea's nuclear missile program is a direct threat. the issue of objections by north korea remains a critical issue. north korea's provocation have impact beyond the region. it is also exported its ballistic missiles to support russia's war of aggression against ukraine. greatly increasing the suffering of the people. russia's un- provoked, on dressed in a brutal war of aggression against ukraine has entered its third year. as i often say, the ukraine of today may be east asia of tomorrow. [applause] [applause] russia continues to threaten the use of nuclear weapons as it contributes to or worldwide yet another catastrophe by nuclear weapons use is a real possibility close coordination is required more than ever to ensure the deterrence remains credible and resilient. new oppression being imposed on orthe world. freedom is being suppressed through these technologies. social media is censored, monitored and controlled. there are growing cases of economic coercion and diplomacy wher

what's clear is that east asia's cultural influence continues to rise in russia.rned up on the runway at macdill air force base in tampa in florida. a three metre — or ten foot — alligator. it was spotted next to the landing gear of a refuelling aircraft. as you can see the gator was wrangled and captured by wildlife experts. officials say it may have wandered into the base searching for a mate. the alligator was released into a nearby river and the air force posted — "our newest toothy airman has been relocated to a more suitable environment off base." hello. it has been another rather cold—feeling day for many parts of the uk. any sign of the temperatures lifting over the next few days? well, certainly notjust yet — staying chilly through thursday and friday. there will be some sunshine, but also some showers — some of those showers wintry over high ground in the north of the uk. a cold air mass enveloping the country right now, that cold air being drawn down from the north. also coming down from the north overnight, some areas of cloud, some bits and pieces of

the conference on east asia nations for palestinian development. that is a unique role japan has been playing in the middle east peace process, and we are more than happy to play a larger roalg in the -- role in the discussions of the day after. so that kind of issue i am sure that we will have a chance to discuss. >> good. let's turn to china now. easy menu of things out there. >> got that under control. >> secretary yellen has been in china the last two days, where she spoke on a range of challenging issues but in particular this problem of state subsidized overcapacity dumping, sectors like batteries, solar panels, etc. i was wondering what you can share about how the president and prime minister will talk about the economic relationship with china and whether there will be any new initiatives to be announced related to coordinating our approaches to managing these very challenging issues. ambassador yamada, maybe this time i will start with you if that's ok. ambassador yamada: i do not project what they are going to discuss, but china is one of

, we are exporting to the countries of east asia . factor. the development of this industry is considered to be the approval of a law that paves the way for domestic production it was the only help that was given and it was very good, and we welcomed this support and policy discussion that took place according to the order of hazrat agha , who said that where our country has good and high-quality products, their import should be prohibited and limited, this is through the ministry has done its job and our people have welcomed it during these 7 years. all the products are iranian products and they are produced with very high quality and people are using them. currently, more than 500 industrial units and workshops are active in the production of elevators and meet the needs of the country. about 50,000 to 60,000 per year we need domestic equipment for the elevator. according to the infrastructure that has been formed and the investments that have been made. these 50,000 devices or 60,000 devices are easily supplied by our manufacturers

most vessels that are scrapped originally belonged to companies in europe, east asia and south east asia, and 80 percent of their scrap ends up on these 3 beaches and bangladesh, india, and pakistan, and many cases illegally. a long chain of pretty actors make this possible. but a, how does this chain work? what's in it for the shipping companies? and is there a way out shuttle ground bangladesh? this is the world's number one destination for end of life ship parts. when you sell a ship full steam onto the sand and then it's broken apart into the, on the beach, that means toxic waste and toxic chemicals are being dumped directly into the water into the sand. there is no way to safely beach a shift and break it apart. that is environmentally sustainable or safe for workers. effect spread beyond the yard. the toxic waste seeps into the ocean and effects marine life. it also makes its way into farmers fields. the thing is shipping companies know all about those. the conditions in the yards in bangladesh and india and pakistan is an open secret. then why do so many of them center old vessels

he said ukraine of today may be east asia of tomorrow.'s referring to china's influence in the region. do you think u.s. lawmakers see that as an apt comparison? >> i hope they do. it is important that we reinforce our need to help ukraine. and we cannot sit back and let putin win this war. japan was very forward thinking. when it happened, the immediately recognized the threat that this could be asia someday if we don't put a stop to aggression. and, that is really a message that the american people need to hear more. and hopefully, we will get some aid to ukraine sometime soon because it is a dire situation. if we don't get that aid, we are going to worry our allies around the world that we are not there when they need us. sumi: why is more aid to ukraine from the u.s. so important to japan? >> because they see, it is a bad neighborhood. you've got kim jong-un in addition to xi jinping who are being very aggressive. and the japanese public is well aware of what happened in hong kong and what could happen in taiwan. and if the united sta

what�*s clear is that east asia�*s cultural influence continues to rise in russia. — alligator. it was spotted next to the landing gear of a refuelling aircraft. as you can see, the gator was wrangled and captured by wildlife experts. officials say it may have wandered into the base searching for a mate. the alligator was released into a nearby river and the air force posted — "our newest toothy airman has been relocated to a more suitable environment off base." that�*s all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. some really chilly—feeling air for the time of year, and it�*s going nowhere for the next couple of days. but of course, the sunshine�*s helping to lift the temperature somewhat. lots of blue sky across many parts of scotland, 13 celsius in edinburgh, butjust seven degrees for these north sea facing coasts such as scarborough. lots of clouds, and a brisk, a bitter northerly wind blowing, too. and as we head through the rest of tonight, there�*s a little feature running southwards bringing the threat of some further showers, possibly wintry over the hills

but however, if you look into south east asia, it is more prone to flexibility and throughout proper socialization, there is more understanding towards what is actually at stake in this regard. for instance, the quad initially by the us, japan, australia, and india was viewed negatively by predominance, the most southeast asian countries. but understanding it's uh by policy and ensuring the stablished orders intact as eventually garnered positive views from southeast asia. what the philippines is doing is primarily protecting what is rightfully its own based on international law. and of course, while we understand that our immediate neighbors are quite hesitant in including extra regional, empower hp's and the main in the region. we have communicate that this equitably and fi profoundly, but at the same time we have to ensure that what we're doing reflects flip the national interest without provoking once again, but merely defending what is rightfully ours done with landfill. then geopolitical analyst in manila, thank you very much. thank you. tom. now to have a look at what else is

things are very important in order to ensure that such a country, such as the philippines in south east asia, is able to leverage on it's partnerships and ensure that its position is robust amid the challenges it faces with them. it's lawful exclusively economic zone. so what we're doing here is that we're not trying to provoke the status call, but we are merely trying to preserve what is left of it. now, many of said this mutual defense alliance should not be viewed as a mini nate. so, but why on countries? in the region, willing to take that step as well. there is no a natural wearing that's towards the alliances, particularly in the, in the pacific and the even within our immediate neighborhood of southeast asia. there are concerns over such terminology. but however, if you look into south east asia, it is more prone to flexibility and swap, the proper socialization. there is more understanding towards what is actually at stake in disregard. for instance, the quad initially by the us, japan, australia, and india was viewed negatively by predominance, the most southeast asian countries. bu

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it's the 1st such summit between the 3 nations out east asia correspond to james chase. looks at what's at stake in the south china sea this week. show a force from the us and it's in the pacific allies, the us, japan and the philippines along side of straight here in that 1st of the joint naval exercises designed to uphold freedom of navigation in the contested waters. the drills are probably you to another fuss thursday's historic summit between the leaders of the us, japan and the philippine spots. the 2 countries with which washington has mutual defense treaties bringing these nations together, what some japanese officials called the most complex security environment since world war 2. including a more belligerent north korea, but mainly a more assertive china under president shooting paint of those middle and tokyo have maritime disputes with aging friction in the south china sea, especially what china has recently fired was the cannons that philippine vessels has res phase. the us could be drawn into direct conflicts with badging, but there are even deeper concerns

based on... the realization that ukraine today is a possible east asia tomorrow. taking this matter as our own problem for japan, i expressed our determination to continue tough sanctions against russia and strong support for ukraine. and we agreed to maintain a close partnership with like-minded countries. in addition , keschida said that the world is now at a crossroads and japan, in particular. he said japan will always support the united states as a reliable ally. at the same time, when... it is about the support of the united states of ukraine as a reliable ally, president joe biden was asked about this, what about the support of ukraine in this context, and he said and again called on congress to vote aid to ukraine as soon as possible. the war in ukraine will come to an end when the speaker of the house of representatives will put the issue of additional funding for ukraine to a vote. there is absolute support for ukraine among the majority of democrats and republicans. voting. be right now maria, another important issue for us-japan relations is the pacifi

the us president joe biden said his country's commitments to manila was, quote, on quad w's east asia correspondent, james tre. to explains the importance of this, he is exercises, it's the biggest annual display of military units. the between the us under mutual defense treaty allied, the philippines, the product time exercises this year, bringing together more than $16000.00 personnel for almost 3 weeks of drills. the exercises this time law should be responding civics. and our time tensions between the philippines and china in the south china sea in recent months, aging has 5 volts the canons that philippine re supply vessels near the disputants . second, thomas shown where the philippine ship was deliberately beached as an outpost in 1919. no, no, all about 3 is the prospect of the us being drawn into direct conflict with badging . if any uh, service men really feed no service mine is killed by in a thoughtful and foreign power. then the designs involved, the mutual defense in the philippines coast called has been on the front line of chinese aggression. and that's why they've bee

badging views, taiwan as its own type of tree and instruction to seize it by force data of those east asia. correspondent james church looks up the impact of the funding and lincoln's visit on taiwan. we don't walk away from our allies, we stand with a spark has described it as an inflection point in history. the world us president joe biden, this week assign since a new phone, military aid package, west, more than 95000000 us sold at lotion more than 8000000 if that is a marks for washington's in the pacific partners. and, and sing for taiwan. the self from democracy that china claims has its own. on the same day, the us secretary states america's top tips, not just me blinking visits. china based on this thing, not included on the agenda page, things, ministry threats to tie one percent paging. make a what if thoughts about the us funding for taiwan is defense pretty well. military collusion between the us and taiwan will not bring security, nor can it save taiwan from the doomed faith of independent. i should. by the mean, the chinese president's shooting ping has often said what he cal

east. washington maintains asia is a long time foreign policy focus, the summit between the us and 2 of its most important to regional allies. the latest sign of the shifting cards in the, in the pacific security picture. and james, trying to joins us from taipei along with joe to listen. give laska in tokyo, sonya, what's japan hoping to get out of this summit or before japan? and this is really about making sure that the corporation with like minded partners in the region goes back to as we've heard of cause of, there's much more pressure from a more, more assertive china and japan has taken steps towards more security in the region on its own, he said that he visited the philippines already in november and they negotiated a troop access deal, which is considered the kind of stuff before an official military alliance. and the philippines were also made to the 1st country which was to receive of overseas security aid from japan. and then of course, there's the longstanding alliance with the u. s. that japan has had and has increased in the recent years. there are 60000 troops, stations, am

of billions, react the as western states seek to protect, to their power across south east asia. in the pacific states remain committed to peace and stability in the region pets, as they james ford minister, visits the card as part of a multi state tour as indian take to the polls. western media try to overshadow the process by casting doubt on the countries of democracy. this actually reminds me some of the audio single stage. i know it was a lot of clear back plays at all. john, i'm the list for jean from the rest of the waters. i'm abroad for her to get pulled. there's a bunch really photo out of defendants and really told him was the decision they think that'd be the process. growth surpassed as the western countries, the pleasure to leave moscow's economy in tatters, but are now left trailing, supporting to the international monetary fund, and no donations, only loans us lawmakers consider a $16000000000.00 bill for ukraine abandoning unconditional aid and reserving one 3rd of the psalm for us manufacturers, the retail rouble live in the russian capital. you're watching our

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maintain close contacts with... technical cooperation is actively developing, and given that in east asiare actually starting a new format of an updated aucus, this is a trilateral project of the usa, great britain, australia, they are bringing japan, australia and so on there , in fact, russian, chinese, and russian-north korean, in general, russian-chinese in general, these strategic relations acquire an additional deterrent meaning, that is sidzinpin's message to putin and putin naturally during the visit, and sidzinpin will... mean that this three-dimensional, conditionally, of course, it can be even more multidimensional, volumetric structure, it is today in content, in fact , political, economically and in terms of security from the new, updated, very important structure of the multipolar world, an interesting formula was voiced during the meeting between lavrov and the chinese foreign minister wang yi and the americans. introduced this term double containment, but what will be the answer with our side? let's listen to sergei viktorovich, bilateral relations have reached an unpreced

hong kong saw a drop in cargo volume in 2023 as it lost out to rivals in mainland china and south—east asia biggest ports. hong kong used to be the busiest port in the world that has now slipped to tenth place. that is it from ours. you can keep up—to—date with as on the bbc website. i will be back in a couple of hours. hello from the bbc sport centre. arsenal have shown they're a much tougher team than they were 12 months ago as they held the premier league champions manchester city to a nil nil draw at the ethiad. the highly—anticipated clash at the top of the table failed to live up to the hype, but a year ago the gunners crumbled in the corresponding fixture and their title hopes melted away. city have scored in their previous 57 home fixtures, and mikel arteta hailed his team's resillience in stopping them. you need big performance, and defensively as well, at the etihad you have to be at your best. 2021, the last time that they have not scored our goal here at the etihad. that is the level that they have. the big winners in the title race were liverpool who are two points clear of ars

the secretary general of the united nations for the middle east, asia and the pacific also said in this meeting: yesterday , iran sent two letters to the secretary general of the united nations and the security council about the israeli missile attack on the country's diplomatic headquarters in damascus and the death of at least 5 of its employees, including senior military advisers, and several others were reported injured. once again, on behalf of the secretary general of the united nations, i emphasize the condemnation of this attack and the need to protect diplomatic missions. in separate messages, the president, the speaker of the parliament, the head of the judiciary and the head of the expediency council condemned the attack of the zionist regime on the consulate of our country's embassy in syria. outside of china , the zionist regime attacked the consular section of the iranian embassy in syria. called crossing the red line. spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs of china yesterday's attack by the regime he condemned the zionist who led to the martyrdom of several milit

challenges including russian aggression the situation in the middle east and severe complex issues in east asia. japan has been very clear and firm against any attempt to change the status quo or any violation of the fundamental principals of the international order. japan has also played an important role in coordinating the support of the ukrainian people defense. japan has been active in many other global issues in close coronation with united statess o i think japan's partnership has grown out of the regional partnership in a has become a true global partner working together to uphold and strengthen the free and open international order. and i hope the prime minister's visit this time around will demonstrate this strong global uspartnership. not too many people in this country were not too many people in japan for that matter are aware of this global partnership in and the great potential for partnership has. so, i very much hope that the prime minister's visit will impress upon the people in this country and those in japan and the international community that we are a strongg global partne

the moment, why these factories have to move in other regions of the world — to europe, to south—east asiat a natural disaster. it's driven by geopolitics. well, speaking of diversifying semi—conductor production, the world's second largest chip—maker, sk hynix, has announced it will invest nearly $4 billion in a facility in the us state of indiana. the new plant will include an advanced production line to manufacture the next generation of chips, which will be used to train artificial intelligence models. us treasury secretary janet yellen is due to arrive in china on thursday, her second visit to the country in just nine months. yellen is scheduled to meet top chinese officials, including premier li qiang, as well as representatives of us companies operating in china. the us treasury department says her discussions with chinese officials will highlight what washington describes as "unfair trade practices". the trip comes after president biden spoke with president xi in a phone call earlier this week. frank lavin is a former us trade negotiator and he says there are signs of stabilisation

talk the agenda as out east asia of correspondence. james jacob reports to the prime minister of japan in washington, this week, a rupture as reception for the us. as in the pacific allies, japanese prime minister mucous you to became only his country. secondly, that's a form of the address, the us congress issuing stone warnings about the threats posed by bay. james china is current external stance and military actions present. i'm press the dentist and the greatest strategic challenge. keisha does remarks came and made a flurry of diplomatic activity claim did, galvanizing washington's asian allies shortly off to a historic 1st of a try last rule summit between the leaders of the us, japan and the philippines. but the focus of that me thing, growing concerns in manila and so po, about maritime disputes with aging. china in recent months has stepped up progression against the philippine vessels in the south trying to seek out the summits washington's message to it's to mutual defense tracy allies. we will stand by our promises. i want

during the pandemic were lifted, which is important, shanghai is another one of the largest hubs in east asiaat the direction to shanghai will also be convenient for them to fly to japan and south korea. may become a victim of an offense or a crime, we see this, and we help him so that nothing happens to him, souvenir sellers note that there are more buyers from china, now they are completely expected an influx of tourists from the middle kingdom, the most popular product among chinese guests is nesting dolls, other things are also unexpectedly popular, for example, badges, many chinese have some badges on their clothes, for example, a drummer of the five-year plan, you can often see or... local residents, of course, there are not yet thousands of chinese tourists on the streets, as before, but the prospects are good, by the end of the year they plan to launch direct flights from vladivostok , not only the regional authorities, but also hong kong and qingdao, maryavich, yan savitsky, are confident. first channel. our regions in all their glory at the grand exhibition russia at vdnkh and... to

it's mainly done by gangs based in west africa or south east asia.to handing over as much money as they can. it can have an absolutely devastating effect on young people. this is why we are issuing this alert. we want people to take it extremely seriously, but we don't want them to panic. so there are definitely things that parents can do, conversations that can be had. it's really important that children know that they're never to blame. we've been reporting on the dangers of this for years... how scared were you at the time? 0h, frozen. ..contacting the criminals online. so you're probably moments away from being scammed. yep, literally minutes away. in ivory coast, police showed us files full of british victims. we even met a man who made his living from sextortion. but you do real harm to the victims. but what's really disturbing for teachers and parents is how young the victims are now. keeping them safe on social media is a daily challenge. never presume it couldn't happen here. presume it could happen. i think be vigilant. set up some really g