sides accuse the other of violating each others claimed to tree i'll be getting the view from india in china in a bit but 1st a quick primer on what's been happening since me. a remote mountain region for which soldiers have died and superpowers faced off. tuesday's incident along india's led dark border with china risks a fresh standoff in one of the world's most explosive border conflicts the red line marks the boundary around 3500 kilometers long between these nuclear armed rivals known as the line of actual control or l.a. see it is not a hard border china and india have never agreed on where it should lie tensions began soaring in may both sides assembled troops in the area amid reports that chinese soldiers had crossed the borders at various points and set up camps on territory claimed by india china ordered its military to prepare for quote worst case scenarios in the area on june 15th the 2 sides clashed on a steep mountainside 20 indian soldiers were killed with chinese casualties unknown firearms had been banned to prevent escalation but chinese troops allegedly used weapons like i

well we understand tensions are rising along the dispute is the line of actual control be jane china india in the western part of the border and this does not bode well from the chinese perspective china does not want to have a war with india and china wants to do whatever it can to calm down the situation to the o'shea's all. talk about a solution all coming down of the tasters but it doesn't seem that the situation is going that way and it is learned that firing happened on the indian side which actually broke a record of almost 40 years this is very alarming i personally do not want to see any of flaring up of tension all military conflicts between china and india which i've called 2 super populations in the world they need to have peace and stability rather than war and conflicts where you can have peace and stability on one prefer an inch and i how can piece instability be achieved. i think that's the question and i think the latest events being seen in the last few days our aim for 2 reasons the 1st is it's a new front and we've already had 4 or 5 different spots along the n.a.c. whe

sides accuse the other of violating each others claimed to tree i'll be getting the view from india and china in a bit but 1st a quick primer on what's been happening since me. a remote mountain region for which soldiers have died and superpowers faced off. tuesday's incident along india's led dark border with china risks a fresh standoff in one of the world's most explosive border conflicts the red line marks the boundary around 3500 kilometers long between these nuclear armed rivals known as the line of actual control or l.a. see it is not a hard border china and india have never agreed on where it should lie tensions began soaring in may both sides assembled troops in the area amid reports that chinese soldiers had crossed the borders at various points and set up camps on territory claimed by india china ordered its military to prepare for quote worst case scenarios in the area on june 15th the 2 sides clashed on a steep mountainside 20 indian soldiers were killed with chinese casualties unknown firearms had been banned to prevent escalation but chinese troops allegedly used weapons like i

in a moment more on that tension between india and china. and also how one industry responsible for a unique unique himalayan product is taking a hit because of that stand. hello the place you know rain developing over the next couple of days particularly across into borneo and some archie you can see the very heavy in the last few hours plenty of scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the philippines and ready for the to the south want to see light spells of rain across into java but nothing more than that say the heaviest rain really for the next few days so se on towards the west and some heavier downpours as well as we go through the weekend across them on a peninsula and the rain is on its way to the southeast of australia has been very warm ahead of this line of cloud this front which is sweeping through bringing some fairly brisk winds and to say the rain showers it will work its way avenge the tools in new zealand but all the while across the west it is carrying out that rain and also beginning to woman 25 is the high on sund

should be careful because essentially india's military is norm that for china but one interesting we did say in a statement also that there was a sense of urgency in terms of both sides having to create actions in order to prevent any further skirmishes including what he said was disengaging contact at the border and pulling back any crosswind personnel so that at the same time we've seen some mismatch mixed messaging also from chinese state media with with reports of chinese troops really building up their presence on the border drones being flown in a special operations troops being parachuted in as well so we'll really have to watch closely to see whether china removes or at least pulls back some of those troops as a result of this 5 point plan being announced. well water borne diseases are now a growing threat in sudan following the worst floods there in a century at least 100 people have been killed and 800000 homes destroyed or damaged the nile river had risen to its highest level since records began we've got . here with us now president of the sudan red

feet in terms of saying that it was india that provoked china that india who shot some firearms at the chinese side that india has been escalating these tensions at the same time saying that india should back down because it really at the end of the day is nor match for the chinese military so at this we've seen this kind of mixed message and at the same time though at the end of all these articles there's always this paragraph or is a statement saying that china does continue to pursue dialogue with the indian side and at the end of the day peace is what china wants at katrina just briefly both sides have talked about confidence building measures to bring peace along the border so what does beijing like to do on the ground implement those measures. well one he has said that reflecting from the india statements as well saying that the most urgent thing is to withdraw troops and prevent any incident flaring up again he talked about disengaging contact withdrawing cross-line personnel really preventing any chance of further skirmish or clashes at

aging indeed from tiny's take me in the last few weeks as these tensions have been escalating china and india pointing fingers at each other certainly china saying that it's entirely india's fault that we have seen these escalating tensions and saying that really india should be wary and pull back because their military is no match for china's military and that china will not hesitate to defend its own sovereignty we've also seen china really beefing up its troop presence along the border in these past few weeks just this week alone we've had reports from state media that special operations troops have been parachuted into the area they've been conducting military drills they've been adapting drone technology so one you did say to stay. that there was an urgent need for both sides to pull back their troops to prevent any likelihood of further skirmishes so it remains to be seen whether we're going to see that reflected on the ground from china side whether they're going to lighten their troop presence on the border in the future katrina thank you very much katrina our correspondent there in b

china systematic repression of the weakness. on al-jazeera. ending the border standoff india and china agreed to ease months of tensions along a disputed boundary. blown down jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up protesters attack a police station in columbus demonstrations continue at the death of a man in custody. ordered to leave half a 1000000 people forced from their homes in the u.s. state of oregon as wildfires continue to burn along the west coast. and at risk of being submerged teams battle to protect an ancient archaeological site from floods in sudan. india and china have reached an agreement on deescalating tensions along that disputed border really 3 months after the biggest military confrontation between the 2 sides in the last 45 years foreign ministers from both countries have been holding talks in moscow the 5 point plan is centered around honoring existing border agreements 20 indian troops were killed in hand to hand combat in june in the border area of the northern which china also claims both sides are prohibited from using arms under a

china and india agreed to disengage and ease tensions. but how much will really change along the volatile front here plus pandemic propaganda china's communist party celebrates its response to the coronavirus with a new exhibition in the capital. meanwhile hong kong authors feel the political pressure from beijing we'll see how it's impacting the refreeze creative sea. welcome to. glad you could drive the indian and chinese foreign ministers have agreed that the troops should quickly disengage from a border standoff in the lead dark region in june the tuition giants have the deadliest clashes in decades and only this week china and india accused each other of firing warning shots at the line of actual control breaking an agreement prohibiting the use of firearms that incident occurred here around the banks of the make the lake itself lies in india's dark region and is directly on the disputed border with china from west to east that border extends around 3 and a half 1000 kilometers india. and china has. met in the russian capital on thurs

an agreement and firing shots in a disputed border region china says indian troops crossed the border in the western himalayan region but india's laid the blame with china accusing it of provocative measures to escalate tension to australian reporters in china have been rushed home and made safety concerns after a diplomatic standoff they sought refuge in australian diplomatic compounds while their departure was negotiated and belorussian say television says a prominent opposition activists missing since monday has been detained near the border with ukraine maria cholesky holder was seen being snatched off a street in minsk by masked men and taken away in a van. now severe flooding continues to devastate parts of sudan days after the government declared a 3 month state of emergency officials say about 100 people have been killed while more than 100000 homes are damaged flooding this year has far exceeded record set in the 1940 s. causing the mild to rise to levels not seen in a century but the u.n. warns the situation may get worse with more heavy rain expected until the end of the month when i speak to ahmed on multi about thi

region china says indian troops cross the border in the western himalayan region but india's laid the blame with china to australian reporters in china have been rushed home amid safety concerns after a diplomatic standoff they sought refuge in australian diplomatic compounds while their departure was negotiated the mandela foundation has called donald trump our again after the u.s. president reportedly made disparaging remarks about the former south african leader president trump's former lawyer michael cohen is releasing a book which says describe nocive mandela as a poor president and said that no black leader can run a country cohen is serving a 3 year sentence for lying to congress and financial offenses. and myanmar's leader she has kicked off her governing party's campaign ahead of november's parliamentary election it's likely there could be a delay because of the recent rise in coronavirus cases the election commission is set to decide whether the vote will still go ahead as planned this will be the country's 2nd free election since military rule ended in 2011 those are the he

trying an australian investigation into china systematic repression of the weakness tell the world on al-jazeera. the. top stories this hour on al-jazeera india and china have agreed to deescalate tensions along their disputed border it still comes nearly 3 months after their biggest military confrontation in the last 45 years more than half a 1000000 people in sudan have now been affected by the worst flooding there in a century over 100 people have been killed after the river nile rose to its highest level since records began. and iranians are voting in round 2 of their parliamentary elections ballots being cast in 10 constituencies after the 1st one was held in february the 2nd one delayed because of one of us. in colombia petrol bombs have been thrown and police stations attacked during the 2nd consecutive night of riots protesters are outraged at the death of a father of 2 it was repeatedly tasered as he was arrested the mayor of bogota is condemning police attacks on armed people as well as the protest this report now from. for a 2nd straight night demonstrators clashed with security forces as they rallied against the killing of an unar

violating an agreement and firing shots in a disputed border region china says indian troops cross the border in the western himalayan region but india has laid the blame with china accusing it of provocative measures to escalate tensions to australian reporters in china have been rushed home amid safety concerns after a diplomatic standoff they sought refuge in australian diplomatic missions while their departure was negotiated and béla russian state television says a prominent opposition activists missing since monday has been detained near the border with ukraine beriah kolesnik over was seen being snatched off a street in minsk right masks men and taken away in a fountain. saudi arabia is being criticised over his decision to overturn the death sentences given to members of the hit squad that killed journalist shoji in 2088 people have now been given prison terms of between 7 and 20 years to he says a court ruling did not meet international expectations while a un investigator called it a parody of justice alexy o'brian reports. the saudi hit squad accused of killing journalist jamal khashoggi was caught on camera landing in turk

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should be careful because essentially india's military is norm that for china but one interesting we did say in a statement also that there was a sense of urgency in terms of both sides having to create actions in order to prevent any further skirmishes including what he said was disengaging contact at the border and pulling back any crosswind personnel so that at the same time we've seen some mismatch mixed messaging also from chinese state media with with reports of chinese troops really building up their presence on the border drones being flown in a special operations troops being parachuted in as well so we'll really have to watch closely to see whether china removes or at least pulls back some of those troops as a result of this 5 point plan being announced. right so let's look at the indian side of things now with defense analyst joining us from the can order in the state of tamil nadu a retired indian army colonel thank you for your time sir. our reporter there outlining what china is saying yes this is very positive and we'll keep talking and we'll do

perceptions and strong india's viewpoint there can be only one set of perceptions so to that extent this is a bit of an excuse making sort of statement sort of seeks to justify china coming into territory that india teams and that india has always had and that india has patrolled for you know if i'm not wrong there are faults that some 1000 square kilometers of tenantry that india claims as it's born is not in accessible to indian troops is this something that the government is actually concerned about. yes the government is very concerned about this a lot of territory specially in the south asian context is a very emotive subject so this figure itself this 1000 square kilometer has been arrived at by joining several points of incursion so to that extent it's it's not really that it figure but the fact is that china has entered at least 4 or 5 different points along the line of actual control in grants to do indian team territory to a distance of 15 to 16 kilometers of the deepest and 2 or 3 kilometers of the shadow points so all these things add up to the city loss of a significant amount of territory and that's a very emotive subject and something that the gover

80 percent of the active ingredient of all drugs are being manufactured overseas principally china and indiaity of finished toast generic also come from overseas 40 percent alone are made in namibia now with fda regulations any manufacturing plant that extensor drugs into the us market has to be inspected by the fda so on paper the system of regulation is identical but the reality is when the fda expects - - inspects plans they show up unannounced and stay as long as needed but because of the logistics of overseas inspections the fda announces its coming months in advance for overseas inspections that gives manufacturing plants the opportunity to clean up which they do i expose how they send data fabrication teams into the plants with advanced notice which they routinely do makeup documents and that is one example that i have uncovered the question is not just are they required to inspect but what is the quality of the inspections so right off the bat you have a very different situation and it goes downhill from there one of the things i uncovered the industry uses a system that essentially

confrontation along their disputed himalayan border china says indian troops crossed the line of actual control in the western region on monday and opened fire but india's military has laid the blame with china accusing it of what it called provocative meshes to australian journalists have returned home from china after attends diplomatic standoff which left them fearing arrests chinese police had demanded interviews with them and initially barred them from leaving the reporters one from the state broadcaster a.b.c. and the other from the financial review sought refuge in australian diplomatic compounds by the safe departure was negotiated. those headlines on al-jazeera as always much more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com coming up next it's inside story i.o.p. to stay with us thanks for watching. a month of protests in belarus has failed to push alexander lukashenko from office no opposition leaders are missing or fleeing to exile so how much longer can the president hold on this isn't a story. hello welcome to the program on the wrong. insists he's not going anywhere despite a month of protests against the belarusan president's disputed reele

china's actions are seen across india as a stab in the back, as something deeply damaging to china androm here is going to be a long, hard grind. haslinda: what is central to the tensions between the two sides? india has insisted the area belongs to india. how do you read that situation? is a clear border dispute. it is a territorial dispute between the two sides. but what is important is that so far, starting from -- if you do not count the 1962 war, and that was a long time ago, the two sides have managed this dispute rather well. the border with pakistan has been inflamed and a lot of firing and killing an action taking place on that border. that has not been the case with the china indian border. it has been handled responsibly by both sides. they signed agreements to make sure the situation does not spiral out of control. china has suddenly gone back on all of that. it is not clear in the indian strategic thinking why china has -- [indiscernible] that is what is the real talk -- the real problem, a stable border that has suddenly become unstable and no one knows why china has done

confrontation along their disputed himalayan border china says indian troops crossed the line of control in the western region on monday and opened fire but india's military has laid the blame with china accusing it of what it called provocative measures to escalate tension both sides usually avoid using firearms in that area those are the headlines rewinds is coming up next but by. hello and welcome again to rewind on this but prada back in 2006 when we 1st launched al-jazeera english our goal was to find stories that other channels simply weren't covering here on rewind we revisiting some of the best of them to find out how the story has moved on in the years since today we rewind into 2009 to the web .

as its released in mainland china. india and china have reached an agreement on deescalation tensions along their disputed border nearly 3 months after the biggest a military confrontation between the 2 sides in the last 45 years foreign ministers from both countries have been holding talks in moscow the 5 point plan is centered around honoring existing border agreements 20 indian troops were killed in hand to hand combat in june in the border area of the northern the dak region which china also claims both sides are prohibited from using arms there under a treaty well for more on this let's speak to my whole crew woman he's the deputy director and senior associate for south asia at the wilson center is asia program he joins us now from washington d.c. michael we knew these talks were happening did the extend of today's deal come as a surprise to you i think there's actually no timeline for implementation here. well i think we should be very cautiously optimistic about this at this meeting but it sounds like these talks betw

himalayan border china says indian troops crossed the line of actual control as it's known in the western region on monday and opened fire but india's military has laid the blame with china accusing it of what it called provocative measures to escalate tension both sides usually avoid using firearms in the area at least $22.00 people are dead after a rockslide was triggered at a mining site in northern pakistan 20 injured miners were rescued from the mobile quarry but there are fears that dozens more are stuck under the rubble. too is too early and journalists have returned home from china after a tense diplomatic standoff which left them feeling a rest chinese police had demanded interviews with the man and initially barred them from leaving the reporters one from the state broadcaster a.b.c. and the other from the financial review sort of refuge in australian diplomatic compounds while the safety parcher was negotiated those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera at about half an hour after the stream. al jazeera. i know i'm melissa chair and guest hosting while fairly ok is away for a few days today will be talki

china has reacted angrily to india's decision to block $118.00 chinese ops beijing has called the move a violation of the legal interests of developers the bonds cover a popular video game online marketplace tao about one payment service ali pay among others india's i t ministry says it's protecting the private data of indians on defending the country saw from t.v. india had already banned including tick tock of the military standoff at the india china border continues going to the doctor and has become much more complicated during the pun demick people who suspect they might have 19 are advised to stay at home while patients with other ailments often avoid medical visits for fear of getting infected in kenya there's an opt to health. in case of symptoms and app is checked because many don't. and soon doctors on the way. on with the help of. a digital platform that sends the nearest. so it's what we do is we decentralize primary or patient care said differently we take the doctor the clinic in the lab and we bring it directly to the patient wherever they are. the app aims to keep masse

india should be under no illusion that the chinese military is not willing and ready to take on india that china that india is simply nor match for the chinese side and according to the global times they've also undertaken a survey of its readers saying the vast majority of chinese readers say that they're tired of what it's called hostile behavior from the indian side and that 90 percent would support military action should the chinese government saying that it is fair to do so but of course there's also been an acknowledgement from china that media is also a very important neighbor a lot of trade is done with india and they would like to maintain peace and analysts say india and china have been conducting talks for the last few months for every week almost but these talks seem to have been very limited in the amount of progress they've been able to achieve so far for the. thank you. still ahead here on al-jazeera we talked to 2 deejays who said valorise and trouble because of a soul that they played. a former president under scrutiny that could help his case and investigation into witness tamp

and bishop energy welcome to the news asia glad you could join us india has accused china of violating border agreements as the armies of both countries in. gage in a tense standoff along a disputed in mali and border speaking in parliament india defense minister of arjun not seeing said china had unilaterally altered the status quo along the border she also short members of the army was well prepared for any eventuality and contingency plans in place to ensure india's sovereignty. i'm not sure you know. we have mean forms china through diplomatic and military channels that such activities are an effort to change the status quo you know laterally and it has been made clear of these efforts are not acceptable to us under any conditions. and this year's recent incidents of violent conduct of chinese forces are a complete violation of all mutually agreed norms. according to the current situation the chinese side has mobilized its armed forces and sent ammunition on the l. a c. and internal areas. china has been well read to that of that a recent agreement between top officials of both sid

china. meanwhile beijing is hit back at india after it banned more than $100.00 chinese made smartphone apps china says delhi is violating the rights of its businesses. and cooks exactly popping in france's champagne industry will look at the impact of the pandemic there as president kong sets out to 100000000000 euro rescue package for the french economy. this is day to be a business on robots in berlin it's great to have you with us germany has announced a new blueprint for relations with asia calling in particular diversity and its focus on the region that's being interpreted as an effort to lessen its dependence on china a move that would almost certainly have consequences for german businesses. from its messy internment of we goes engine jiang to its crackdown in hong kong and of the shop and the edge of its diplomacy in recent years china is politically a growing problem for germany. economically china is a golden goose on average german blue chip companies earn 15 percent of their revenues from china some go further china accounted for more than 40 percent of turnover for folks who ar

right would india north regression against china so that's the situation stands today you talked about a build up of indian troops and they have indeed been reports that india has been sending troops into the dock why is india sending reinforcements into the region now how big are these reinforcements and to what and is india preparing for something bigger for an escalation. look there are an estimated 35240000 chinese troops remains do along the line of actual control some of them have crossed and doing the interior 3 an occupy positions there already but over the last 3 months india have built up forces a matching number. india as well following has been well positioned to take on any chinese aggression that might manifest itself in the future but that's the position as of now who times out there in large numbers they are their equal numbers and from the indian side it's been made clear by the political leadership as well as by the army chief of the indian army that anybody in rest by the chinese will be met with force they have been negotiating in china for almost 2

china is warning india over rising tensions at the disputed border india's says it's disrupted what it calls provocative military movements by chinese troops in the eastern ludacris region china accuses indian forces of violating its territorial sovereignty joining an operation. a massacre on a virus testing campaign has begun in hong kong despite activists and some health workers urging a boycott many skeptical because china's government is paying for the testing campaign using the some mainland doctors is also concerned that china will use testing as a way of collecting d.n.a. and for the crackdown on the pro-democracy movement said a clock has more from hong kong. well one of the 114 centers that have been set up across an 18 districts in hong kong where one child is a queens college testing center we do know that at least 100 of those centers are fully booked out on the 1st day of mass testing the government had hoped to get around 5000000 people registered 600000 people have signed up so far but the testing will continue for about 2 or so weeks this is a bicycling to deal with a 3

of both india and china have been reinforcing their military strength of the mountains and accuse each other of firing warning shots for the 1st time in 45 years they foreign ministers have agreed to disengage militarily but political analysts say a further escalation is possible given there is no official border between the 2 countries. no ok one or 2 gun shots to start with but all of them have guns i'm really cripple well you know north what time to. hold us up and go when this happened so we all are normally to really feed a situation one that the people of the region are over 80 paying for elizabeth al jazeera new delhi. a look at our main story this hour the gulf state of bahrain is joining an item the arab emirates in agreeing to normalize ties with israel u.s. president donald trump announced the deal on twitter after speaking with bahrain's king hamad in isa highly fat and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the 3 nations hailed the move as a historic breakthrough to fathering peace in the middle east officials from bahrain the u.a.e. and israel will formalize their

foreign ministry and its military are flatly denied any wrongdoing on the china india borders saying it was indian troops who in fact crossed the line of control and are starting tensions by undertaking these provocative acts alone china's foreign ministry have said that they're continuing negotiations with the indian side however we have had a much more aggressive response from chinese state media but the global times newspaper here which is the english language version and we've got a headline saying that the indian side has made an illegal crossing into chinese territory and it got a quite aggressive editorial inside this newspaper with the global times urging the indian side to withdraw its troops to maintain the peace saying that the chinese side will not hesitate to protect its sovereignty and to repel any indian to attacks and also it was saying that india should be under no illusions that the chinese side is weaker that the chinese side will be easy is easily able to take on the indian side and according to the global times they said they've also conducted their own su

growing element of the security environment print keys speak to the degree which are focused on the india/chinaamic? >> guest: i think india is a very important country in the region. we used to be pacific command. now it is actually indo pacific command, reflecting just how important they are. india and -- there are a lot of common interest for it as a result i think there's opportunities to build relationships and partnerships and those discussions are certainly possible in the future. >> host: what are the priorities that you've heard, if you've heard them yet from the indians with their regard to their ground forces or cooperation with the army? we've been focus on the india -- pakistan dynamic. it's still important, are they still quite focus on the ground forces? >> guest: i think again, i have to talk to ground forces. so as we talk to the indian chief of staff, the army is certainly focused on the ground forces. then we have discussions we are looking for common interest in how we can improve relationships. >> host: let's look at the trip he just came from part you met with, i think you

india accuses china of violating past border agreements even as cold ministries continue to reinforce their troops is this going to get worse before it gets better plus. pandemic waste is filing up in the philippines sold.

himalayan border china says indian troops crossed the line of control in the western region on monday and opened fire and its soldiers took what it called countermeasures but a short time ago. india's military leads the blame with china accusing it of prevaricate of measures to escalate tension both sides usually avoid firing the using firearms in the area will be live with elizabeth ranum in india's capital new delhi in just a moment but 1st a katrina you in beijing so katrina once again we have conflicting claims from both sides about what's happening at that border region what is beijing saying happened in this latest incident that's right fully well according to china's military this is the 2nd time they say that indian troops have violated aboard this border agreement in the past 2 weeks now they say that this took place in the eastern lundahl area which is close to china's tibetan autonomy it's region along this border area and according to the chinese side there were some chinese troops which approached the indian side in order to conduct negotiations and then they say that some indian troops fired at the chinese side and as a result china's military were forced to take coun

issue and india and china having a serious border situation jainas occupying a quite a bit of the territory it's on the indian side of the line of control these things . with all american or all the indian americans and these are important issues that even the democrats have to reckon with this china as a competitor you know more and more and their relationship with india no matter whether it's more the or some other indian prime minister the relationship with india is earl very important if the u.s. is to take china on because india is a large country is the only large country in asia that can be a u.s. partner and it's a democracy. so you know just very briefly have you seen anything quite like this before you you've been reporting and writing and and doing journalism in the u.s. for some time now have you ever seen the 2 major parties woo the indian american community quite like this no never this is the 1st time because firstly the community has comment into its own shall we say more people have registered

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india should be under no illusion that the chinese military is not willing and ready to take on india that china india simply nor much for the chinese side and according to the global timetables undertaken a survey of its readers saying the vast majority of chinese readers say that they're tired of what it's called hostile behavior from the indian side and that 90 percent would support military action should the chinese government stink about it is fair to do so but of course there's also been an acknowledgement from china that media is also a very important neighbor a lot of trade is done with india and they would like to maintain peace and analysts say india and china have been conducting talks for the last few months for every week almost but these talks seem to have been very limited in the amount of progress they've been able to achieve so far. as a defense analyst in india and says the situation has been escalating now for some months. starting from the beginning of may chinese troops started crossing the line of actual control it's going to be a lazy people short into indian territory and

china is calling on india to withdraw all troops. china says it is putting out a tough reaction.ressivehad a more response from chinese state media. this is the english language newspaper. indiaadline is about making an illegal crossing in the area. todayressive editorial saying that india should withdraw its troops to make sure these tensions are de-escalating. they say china will not hesitate to protect its sovereignty. and saying india should be under no allusion that the chinese military is not willing and take them on. that india is no match for the chinese side. aey have also undertaken survey of their readers. they say they are tired of hostile behavior from the indian side. there has also been an acknowledgment from china that india is an important neighbor. they would like to make peace. china have been conducting talks. but they seem to have been very limited. the philippine president to shootg officials dead drug smugglers. he came to power in 2016 as a controversial antidrug campaigner. more than 5.5 thousand suspects have been killed during his term. accusedghts grou

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should be careful because essentially india's military is norm that for china but one interestingly did say in a statement also that there was a sense of urgency in terms of both sides having to create actions in order to prevent any further skirmishes including what he said was disengaging contact at the border and pulling back any crosswind personnel but at the same time we've seen some mismatch mixed messaging also from chinese state media with with reports of chinese troops really building up their presence on the border drones being flown in a special operations troops being parachuted in as well so we'll really have to watch closely to see whether china removes or at least pulls back some of those troops as a result of this 5 point plan being announced steve saying is a political scientist he says the both countries are moving ahead in the right direction. what we are seeing really is the recognition on the part or senior people matched of both countries how very dangerous the situation has demanded and there will they want you found ways to east that ten

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they said they had to take countermeasures and they strongly criticized india. chinald be forced to take other steps so the troops would not invade their territory. for months, the indian defense ministry kept quiet but the indian army was very swift issuing a statement that they did n fire a shot, it was the chinese who fired in the air. both sides are now -- they want to dislodge each other. you have to understand, this is a punishing territory. we are talking about 10-15,000 feet high. nobody can live there during winter. this is where two of the world's biggest armies are locked and they are eyeball to eyeball. that is dangerous because anyone wrong step to the other side can lead to escalation. >> on a few minutes, we will hear from our australia correspondent after two australian journalists were forced to leave china. tighter coronavirus restrictions have come into parts of the u.k. . >> reported deaths remain low compared to early in the pandemic. ministers are concerned that although it's not inevitable they will go up because we have seen more cases, they mi