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taiwan has also served as a safe haven for some hong kong fleeing, begging security, correct on many activists politicians and protested, have fled to the island for the most part. they were welcomed there and there were even plans to make it easier for hong kong. as to become permanent residence, even citizens. but now those plans are on hold. some lawmakers fear the new arrivals from hong kong and macau could be chinese spies and could pose a threat to tie wants democracy, did lose. joyce lee reports hong kong activist market and kerry came to taiwan 2 years ago. they were just about to graduate. the situation became so dangerous that a flat hong kong on a terrific etha we thought we could go back when things are better, but it's only gotten worse. many of our friends were arrested, some went missing, is clear. we must stay here. or taiwan likes asylum laws and a couple do not have residency status. they now working in taipei on the special permit. but even if they remain here for years, they will never jessica and share. so they will be in trouble when their pos pos run out. my passport expires in 2027 and i can't go back to renew it all. i

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island here. some of the other stories making the headlines today. a hong kong election committee is voting for the cities, new chief executive to replace kerry lamb in july. nearly $1500.00 largely pro beijing members are taking part in a secret ballot with only one candidate, john lee. international observers fear his election will further tighten beijing's grip on hong kong. russian authorities, a forest fires have killed at least 8 people in siberia. local officials have declared a state of emergency and the cross no yars region. the blazes have damaged hundreds of buildings, high winds, or hampering efforts to extinguish them. people have rallied for abortion rights in cities across the united states, including outside the supreme court in the capital, washington, d. c. a draft opinion lead last monday suggested the court was poised to overturn the landmark roe v wade ruling and legalized abortion nationwide. in 1973, rescue and recovery efforts are continuing at the sight of an explosion at a hotel and the cuban capital havana. the blast at the saratoga ho

down towards hong kong line that goes into pacific across summer jeffery islands. a line of rain, it's heading towards the korean peninsula. we're leaving behind a warming beijing. we shall go up to about 33. but i'm yet to thursday with the rain become a bit more wide spread at the end of the harvest in southern china. that assassin, that the concentration of big showers tend to wander rounds times year. and it's, it did go back toward sumatra now it's more or less this line here. this is forecasts for 1st i eastern bornea salloway sea and maybe lose on a bit more southern philippines. but the monsoon rains, what take you, a lot of the energy, the moisture at the atmosphere. this is a line currently that stretches in south is for longer up to me and there are few shower head of it. not as many as they were. it's still hot for the north, but not as hot as it was either. i saw official airline of the journey. join the debate. wonderful as it is, the diplomat of language. it really means nothing on the ground, on air or online at your voice, queen is be removed as ou

the island john homan, al jazeera hong kong that next leader will be confirmed on sunday. john lee is assured victory as he's the sole candidate and will be elected by committee loyal to china's communist party. adrian brown reports on the man hoping to revive the fortunes of asia's financial hub. john lee's career has been rooted in discipline, a korea policeman who went on to become hong kong security chief. during the turbulent spring and summer of 2019, he directed the response to anti government protests. now he's about to replace, carry, learn as hong kong next leader at a time when the territory remains deeply divided and exhausted by coven 19, it's been a short and strange contest. without even token competition, it's an unusual election because there's just one candidate. it doesn't matter because the either the, the election just open to ever even don't have only one kennedy vinny, we also needed to walk for them. they at least only rally on friday, was a small invitation only event that included members of the committee, the will elect him. oh i'm are they means

island. more now from cnn's christie lustout live in hong kong. >> as a result you have that annoyance factorannounced u.s. bipartisan congressional visit, a three-day visit taking place right now in taiwan being led by the u.s. senator tammy duckworth. they've already met with the president of taiwan. in fact they met just a few hours ago. as expected they discussed matters of regional security as well as cooperation and trade. and made sure to thank senator duckworth for america's support on security as well as america's donations of covid-19 vaccines throughout the pandemic. i want you to listen to this from the taiwan president. >> translator: we look forward to deeper and closer u.s.-taiwan relations in matters of regional security. at the same time to address the challenges of the post pandemic era taiwan and the u.s. have reviewed and assessed the many facets of our trade cooperation. >> senator duckworth added she hopes to make this visit annual one, adding that taiwan is not alone. now, china has already reacted angrily to this unannounced bipartisan u.s. congressional visit through

island. the statements haven't been independently verified. in the world news, john lays officially hong kong new later, the former security chief was the only candidate in the race to succeed carry. lamb 64 year old lee was in charge during the crackdown on mass protests in 2019. adrian brown has more from hong kong. this result was never in doubt. john lee was a sol candidate in this election. he secured 1416 votes, 98 percent, turn out that he says, this is a joyful who a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well, the coming weeks and months will tell, but john lee is certainly a man who has the backing the support of beijing. otherwise, he wouldn't be in that position. now. vote is in the philippines and preparing for monday's election, described as the most important in its history. halls predict victory for ferdinand marcus junior, the son of the former president, toppled by a popular uprising 36 years ago. his rival is vice president. lenny wil greater whose grassroot

islands, not the korean france, or most of china. there's another pulse developing here in southern china. it miss hong kong, but it will produce some local flooding which is expected at this time. the pretty warm elsewhere beijing at $32.00. so few degrees above the average. now here is that monsoon rain coming, it's not exactly a straight line. it's over the islands is over me and mom, it's in the far north east of india. we've had some big showers recently in connecticut, down in carola, they're going to be repeated. as you know, the main story for india and pakistan, particularly in north, has been the pre monsoon heat. that's being tempered somewhat by increasing wind and occasional chairs. so temperatures have come, come down, but for rochester and beyond, up to deleon to look now is still hot. gusty and dusty official ally of the journey witness fe, witnessed bravery, witness, reader, witness, slavery, witness people, witness, power, witness and lifetime witness in our witness. witness bees. witness prejudice. witness. peace, witness. love. witness. ball. witness. the world. witness. next door. witne

hong kong. and that's why for some members of the public, especially the po, democracy, supporters, the next 5 years could be worrying irish, not on his party chin. fane has won the most seats in northern islands, legislative elections. but mainly catholic party supports reuniting the british territory where the republic of ireland is the 1st time that pro british unionists have not been matched asked her largest party. she vain will now try to form a government by the being. the protestant unionist parties are threatening to block the efforts. ah, she feigned supporters jubilant at their historic election when the nationalist party could name nominate northern islands, 1st minister, a shallow neil manages to form a government. it will be the 1st lead by a politician who wants to re unite northern island with the republic of ireland. and it would be hugely symbolic for a party once ostracized, from politics over its ties to sectarian violence. today represents a very significant moment of change. it is a fine and moment for our politics and for our people. it was a sombre result, fission faint, opponents the d u. p. who want to northern ireland to remain a part of the united kingdom. i think t

island. i suspect we may see some flooding here in the days to come in over the past few days. hong kong has picked up more than a months worth of rain, but the bulk of that energy moving away, the temperatures have come down as well. i could see a few showers in tokyo on monday with the high of 80 degrees. see you later hatta air with issue ally of the journey. how do you states control information? now there is no can go if you try to search the war tenement, we find it is trying to make the whole country forget how did the narrative improve public opinion, the headline die, and that allowed the children to continue to die to how is this is in journalism, rephrase me. the story, i'm here to document the war crimes committed by what did and his resume, the listening post, dissects the media on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top stories. this is ready for use of injured several protestant protests is routing a settlement in the city of her mother and occupied westbank. we were marching to motley, 74th anniversary of the creation of the state of israel. w

island. i suspect we may see some flooding here in the days to come in over the past few days. hong kong has picked up more than a months worth of rain, but the bulk of that energy moving away your temperatures have come down as well. i could see a few showers in tokyo on monday with the high of 80 degrees. see you later hatta air with visual airline of the journey so unique full that protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport stamps. but us from the some bernal's free body life clear to me and then can fly anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict. us are we come to palestine? palestine sun bed, the stamp of defiance on al jazeera lou. ah, they're watching out a reminder of our top stories. demonstrations have been held in various american cities in sort of dire to castilian on the 74th anniversary of the creation of the state of israel and the palestinians called nak or catastrophe. and he protested, also voiced their anger against the killing of al jazeera journalist. shaheen several pos student protest

hong kong even. and on the other hand, it wants to maintain its culture. it'll be really, really interesting to see what jeju looks like in 10 or 20 years. (dong-hak hyun) jeju island is located in the south of korea, surrounded by three big countries. to the west, there's china. to the north, there's korea. to the east, there's japan. this island is a volcanic island. it's very different from the mainland. you can see big volcanic chunks of rocks and a lot of volcanic craters. i was born and raised here and lived here all my life. i'm the 27th generation. my ancestors arrived here around 600 years ago. (sophie fouron) dong-hak hyun. profoundly attached to jeju, his family has lived here for generations. former english teacher and current tour guide, these are his islands. (dong-hak hyun) we have a very different culture from the mainland. the language is different. the food is different and the life here is different. the language itself evolved as time went by. the korean language on the mainland has been changing for a long time. but on this island, we're separated and isolated, so we still use ancient languages. jeju island is called the "island of women" becau

island was attacked. the white house later walked back his comments and china's human rights record is undermining relations with western countries. they've repeatedly criticized beijing's crackdown on descent and hong kong and alleged abuses in san jay. ah, all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests from only in maryland, michael d swain, director of the east asia program at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft . from london, martin jack, author of the book when china rules the world and from beijing, henry, we are one founder of the center for china and globalization thing tank a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. henry, let me start with you today in this address, secretary of said blank and said put simply, united states and china have to deal with each other for the foreseeable future. that's why this is one of the most complex and consequential relationships of any that we have in the world today. first of all, how does china feel about the relationship with the u. s. and secondly, was china expecting this speech from secretary of se blanket? yes, thank you. i think that the actually suckers with last night was, was kind of expected, b

hong kong and think that is china. exports as a percentage of gdp in the united states, 11%, 12%, 13%, whatever the number. to the islandion it is what, 30% of what you are doing? it is a huge difference, and those dynamics, particularly with the continent, we have not even mentioned euro sterling dynamics, i can't say enough how it is a different challenge for governor bailey that it is for chairman powell. jonathan: they all have their own unique problems, but they share a similar dynamic at the moment, and we keep going over this. it is downside growth risks, upside inflation risks. talked about what this might mean for the federal reserve. will they/multi-experience this for the years to come? for the ecb, i think that is what many are grappling with right now going into june. this is the story they face right now, an economy that, in the words of an official from the ecb this morning, this economy is facing stagnation and and inflation print heading in the wrong direction still. that is the problem that the ecb and the boe have got that maybe the fed does not have. the fed might have the comfort of getting some inf

hong kong, still ahead on the news hour. the death of a woman during childbirth put synagogues medical services under greater scrutiny. for the 1st time in its history, she vain becomes the largest bonnie in northern islands parliament. and later in sport, arguably the best box in the world, moves up to weight division and get out. ah hello. thank you for joining in. here's your weather forecasts for the middle east and africa and the name of the game across the middle east is really the winds through the red sea through the gulf. so we go on for a closer look. we're going to see some sand and dust spin around just because of how wild these winds will be for the eastern province of saudi. and cats are as well. so for example, in doha, at its worst point throughout the day, will see wind gusts of about 65 kilometers per hour. what, whether it's moving east away from the caspian sea? it's going to crash into bish kick tashkent and sean b. and over the next 24 to 48 hours, temperatures are gonna drop by 10 degrees. in some cases more now we're temperatures are going up in baka stana. put this ford now to friday heat, blankets, the country, both in the south and the north karachi, $44.00 in islam about 40 deg