0000 more people could dive to particular losses this year worst affected are india followed by indonesia china the philippines pakistan nigeria. and south africa 2 thirds of all tuberculosis patients worldwide live in these countries here the number of tuberculosis reports fell by up to 30 percent and it means that the people. staying at home and their infection so we're working closely with the biggest. by literal. to provide all the necessary not only technical support but procure. medicines for high countries back in south africa h.i.v. infected patients who are afraid of going to hospital because they believe they might become infected with corona virus come to this outpatient mini clinic in a guarded juana. this hiv patients immune system must be kept as stable as possible this also helps protect her against tuberculosis and of course covert 19. now one of the most important tools in fighting the corona virus pandemic is testing the tech to the virus but that's expensive and time consuming and many health authorities are struggling with capacity well now researchers in finland are working

0000 more people could dive to per kilo since this year were stiff acted are india followed by indonesia china the philippines pakistan nigeria then dish and south africa 2 thirds of all tuberculosis patients worldwide live in these countries here the number of tuberculosis reports fell by up to 30 percent and it means the people. at home and. infection. with the biggest. by a literal. to provide all the necessary not only technical support but procurement of essential medicines for high countries back in south africa hiv infected patients who are afraid of going to hospital because they believe they might become infected with corona virus come to this outpatient mini clinic in a guarded wanna. this hiv patients immune system must be kept as stable as possible this also helps protect her against tuberculosis and of course covert 19. and for more i'm joined now by the founding president of the wealth world health summit professor ganton good to have you with us so i believe koby to 19 is also impacting the world health summit this year it's fully digital as we've heard how much room is there ac

more people could die have to particular says this year worst affected are india followed by indonesia china the philippines pakistan nigeria bangladesh and south africa 2 thirds of all tuberculosis patients worldwide live in these countries here the number of tuberculosis reports fell by up to 30 percent and it means that the people. at home and. infection so the so we're working. with the biggest. buy literal. to provide all the necessary technical support but procurement of essential medicines for high countries back in south africa h.i.v. infected patients who are afraid of going to hospital because they believe they might become infected with corona virus come to this outpatient mini clinic in a guarded wanna. this hiv patients immune system must be kept as stable as possible this also helps protect her against tuberculosis and of course covert 19. most important tools in fighting the corona virus pandemic is of course testing that's expensive and time consuming and many health authorities are struggling with capacity now researchers in finland are working on a much cheaper but still re

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0000 more people could dive to per kilo since this year were stiff acted are india followed by indonesia china the philippines pakistan nigeria . and south africa 2 thirds of all tuberculosis patients worldwide live in these countries here the number of tuberculosis reports fell by up to 30 percent and it means that the people. at home and. infection we are working closely with the biggest. bilateral. to provide all the necessary technical support but procure. a month of essential medicines for all high countries back in south africa h.i.v. infected patients who are afraid of going to hospital because they believe they might become infected with corona virus come to this outpatient mini clinic in the god wanna. this is a child of the patients immune system must be kept as stable as possible this also helps protect her against tuberculosis and of course covert 19. let's talk more about these health challenges now with swimming out on chief scientist for the world health organization joining us now from geneva thanks so much for your time dr as we've just seen in that report along with 19 relate

more people could dive to particular losses this year were stiff acted are india followed by indonesia china the philippines pakistan nigeria . and south africa 2 thirds of all tuberculosis patients worldwide live in these countries here the number of tuberculosis reports fell by up to 30 percent and it means that the people. at home and. infection. with the biggest. by a literal. to provide all the necessary not only technical support but procurement of essentials medicines for all high countries back in south africa hiv infected patients who are afraid of going to hospital because they believe they might become infected with corona virus come to this outpatient mini clinic in a guarded wanna. this hiv patients immune system must be kept as stable as possible this also helps protect against tuberculosis and of course covert 19. and for more i'm joined now by the founding president of the world world health summit professor ganton good to have you with us so i believe koby to 19 is also impacting the world health summit this year it's fully digital as we've heard how much room is there actua

conference had a lot of international experts on the speakers list we had people from austria indonesia china and india among those countries of course from russia as well and even the prime minister. was in attendance so this is the 17th annual conference of the walda club was certainly a moment monumental one especially because it was open to journalists and the public for the 1st time in history so yeah. don thanks for breaking that down for us that's not you don't close i think you know. the u.s. now where the election is just 12 days away president trump will be hoping to cut joe biden's polling lead at the final debate later on today it will have a very different feel to the 1st round with a mute button used to stop the candidates from interrupting each other the choice of topics will include the pandemic climate change and national security but not foreign policy and republicans say that will deny trump a chance to attack biden over the business dealings of his son and the latest development the us senate judiciary committee has asked the heads of twitter and facebook to testify of all

0000 more people could dive to per kilo says this year were stiff acted are india followed by indonesia china the philippines pakistan nigeria bangladesh and south africa 2 thirds of all tuberculosis patients worldwide live in these countries here the number of tuberculosis reports fell by up to 30 percent and it means that the people. at home and. infection so that. the biggest. by a literal. to provide all the necessary not only technical support but procurement of essential medicines for high countries back in south africa hiv infected patients who are afraid of going to hospital because they believe they might become infected with corona virus come to this outpatient mini clinic in the garden wanna. this hiv patients immune system must be kept as stable as possible this also helps protect her against tuberculosis and of course covert 19. and for more i'm joined now by the founding president of the wealth world health summit professor ganton good to have you with us so i believe koby to 19 is also impacting the world health summit this year it's fully digital as we've heard how much room i

-0000 more people could dive to per kilo since this year worst affected are india followed by indonesia china the philippines pakistan nigeria. and south africa 2 thirds of all tuberculosis patients worldwide live in these countries here the number of tuberculosis reports fell by up to 30 percent and it means that the people. at home and. infection. with the biggest. bilateral. provide all the necessary and. not only technical support but procurement of essential medicines for high countries back in south africa h.i.v. infected patients who are afraid of going to hospital because they believe they might become infected with corona virus come to this outpatient mini clinic in a guarded wanna. this hiv patients immune system must be kept as stable as possible this also helps protect against tuberculosis and of course covert 19. 1 of the most important tools and fighting the. testing but that's expensive and time consuming and many health authorities are struggling with capacity now researchers in finland working on a much cheaper but still reliable alternative. for a treat preferably calf this

home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than 60000000 tons of plastic waste every year over 3000000 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's known vicious plan traditional waste disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one majano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our eggs him though will live without plastic edging so we have to think about this in fact i'm in delhi friendly but getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating in the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being targeted as a material with a bright future a sector that has a lot of potential seaweed grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land and can be used in a wide

s in the south china sea what indonesia has always said the same thing with regards to the south china sea it doesn't often specifically name beijing as being behind on move like t.v.'s but rather it it buys is all countries to follow international law is not a serious jessica washington reporting live there from jakarta jessica many thanks indeed the heads of tech giants and the u.s. supreme questions about how they moderate content the c.e.o.'s of facebook google and twitter appeared before a senate committee which is discussing whether to reform laws that protect the companies from being held liable for users posts democrats say there needs to be stronger action over misinformation publicans accuse some platforms of censoring conservative voices in a freedom is the chief technology correspondent for axial she says that some of us got caught up in partisan fighting and fail to discuss the real issues. today was exactly what happens when you schedule a hearing a week or less before the end of an election cycle you get a lot of you know partisan talk now that happens any time that we'r

her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $60000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's known vicious plan traditional race. disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one majano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our eggs him though. will live without plastic as a good thing so we have to think about this and freedom in the lee family by getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers or other countries in asia where people have been eating the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being targeted as a material with a bright future the sector that has a lot of potential seaweed grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land a

her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $16000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's no bishops plan traditional waste disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one majano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our eggs him though. or live without plastic as a picketing so we have to think about this and try to mentally friendly by getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating in the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being talented as a material with a bright future the sector that has a lot of potential seaweed grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land and

use on just about any citizen who's curious about extradition which you know i am right now on china indonesiabangle just bangladesh you can just google it or you could use duct that go or start page i prefer google because it's nice to know someone is always watching me all the time i love the attention explain more about google working with law enforcement will get it for years google has been providing authorities with all the location data of users in close proximity to a crime geo fence warrants they're called but be rest assured that our big brother google won't only give the data for 1500 users for one specific location only 50 not that's a ton of people don't innocent people get swept up in this lazy dragnet in some cases they get the wrong guy sure but so long as you're not near any crime here fine just make sure to not go for a bike ride past a burglarized home like this guy did and became a suspect he had to hire a lawyer because he bites by the crime scene several times that day right there punishing people for biking i know 7 he should have taken a scooter he would have downgraded

chinese communist party as the biggest threat to religious freedom speaking during a visit to indonesia criticize china'streatment of. we know that there is no counterterrorism justification for forcing weaver muslims to eat pork during ramadan or destroying a muslim cemetery there's no poverty alleviation justification for forced sterilization or taking children away from their parents to be reeducated reeducated in state run boarding schools. i know i know that the chinese communist party is trying to convince the divisions to look away when you hear these arguments i just ask you to do this search your hearts look at the facts listen to the tales of the survivors and of their families just go washington has more now from gaza. the youth wing organization and there he spoke to them and told them that he believes is a model for the religious pluralism and shows how different religions can live in harmony and he used the example of what is happening in china. as the greatest threat to religious freedom and he urged this group of moderate muslims to consider what is happening to the minority. and he did s

communist party as the biggest threat to religious freedom speaking during a visit to indonesia he criticised china's treatment of week is in june jan we know that there is no damage there is a justification for forcing we were muslims to eat pork during ramadan or destroy the most cemetery there's no poverty alleviation justification for forced sterilization or taking children away from their parents to be we have reeducated in state run boarding schools. i know i know that the chinese communist party is trying to convince the league to look away when you hear these arguments just as you do this search of ours. look at the facts listen to the tales of the survivors and of their families. i had workers in vietnam say at least 50 people have been killed and dozens of missing after a powerful typhoon cause landslides in remote areas local authorities say at least 12 fishermen have been killed 2 phone story reports. typhoon malaria is one of the worst typhoons to hit vietnam in 20 years it lashed the central region with heavy rain causing floods and setting of landslides hundreds of soldiers have been d

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her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $16000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's not a bishop's plan traditional raise. disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one more ya know is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our ends him though. we'll live without plastic as a getting so we have to think about this in fundamentally friendly picketing her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers or other countries in asia where people have been eating the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being targeted as a material with a bright future the sector that has a lot of potential grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land and coul

countries across the world according to a report by the end human rights watch in asia india china and indonesia are just some of the countries where the practice called shackling still exists human rights watch report in indonesia alone for example some 57000 people with mental health conditions have been shackled at least once in their lives people like this man on the island of bali locked up in a small cell for 2 years for having a mental health condition he comes from a poor family and his 94 year old father still works the land. poverty a lack of access to mental health facilities stigma over mental health have something to do with it but in the end it increases the suffering of those already dealing with this trauma this is what the 48 year old you saw in the video said to researchers when they met him i feel sad locked in the room i want to look around outside go to work plant rice in the paddy fields please open the door please open the door. let's get more from professor hunt's falls he teaches at the university of sydney and is an authority on mental health in indonesia welcome profes

her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $60000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's known bishops plan traditional waste disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one majano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back through. our eggs him though or live without plastic asked about getting so we have to think about this and family friendly by getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating in the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being touted as a material with a bright future the sector that has a lot of potential seaweed grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land and

countries across the world according to a report by the end you human rights watch in asia india china and indonesia are just some of the countries where the practice called shackling still exists here man rights watch report in indonesia alone for example some 57000 people with mental health conditions have been shackled at least once in their lives people like this man on the island of bali locked up in a small cell for 2 years for having a mental health condition he comes from a poor family and his 94 year old father still works the land. poverty a lack of access to mental health facilities stigma over mental health have something to do with it but in the end it increases the suffering of those already dealing with this trauma this is what the 48 year old you saw in the video said to researchers when they met him i feel sad locked in the room i want to look around outside go to work plant rice in the paddy fields please open the door please open the door let's get more from professor hans falls he teaches at the university of sydney and is an authority on mental health in indonesia i welcome prof

secretary of state mike pompei o called on indonesians to take a stand against china's treatment of weak and muslims addressing indonesia's biggest islamic organization pompei 0 describe the situation in china as the greatest threat to religious freedoms jessica washington has more now from jakarta . and there he spoke to them and told them that he believes in tunisia is a model. shows how different religions can live in harmony and he used the example of what is happening in china. as the greatest threat to religious freedom and group of moderate muslims to consider what is happening to the. west and he did say that he acknowledges that has made efforts to attempt to describe. as counterterrorism. efforts. to seriously consider. true for the most. country human rights abuses against the. don't really get that much attention and that's clearly something. i know that the chinese government has tried to convince even the. when you hear these arguments to do this search your hearts. look at the facts listen to the tales of the survivors and of their families this is part of the secretary of state. very brief trip through. no

china. we take asian-pacific, the markets there are asia, australia, taiwan, japan. countries like indonesiand india are almost irrelevant in the big indices. when you look at the geography and the population, there are situations where the coronavirus appears to be struggling. india and indonesia are good examples. but if you look at where the money is and where investors are putting their money, the big countries that dominate the index appeared to have the virus under control. not only do they have the virus under control but the countries have characterized these markets as having better balance sheets. sustain better growth. -- able to sustain better growth. yvonne: a massive move up in the yields in the long and. does that continued to go from fits to start. of: there is quite a lot stocks in developed market asia. that is really japan and hong kong. there has been a lack of investor interest for many years. very strong balance treats -- balance sheets. one thing that was happening with japan that is quite interesting is you had warren infett take $7 billion bet japan. that is quite ma

i have a myriad of artists from across the world assigned to my label from nigeria to indonesia to china, domestically, latin america, and i thought i would have a cool showplace to show case the artists. and maybe combine it with a little bit of food on the roof deck certain days of the week. as far as the sound system, i am a sound engineer by trade and a mix engineer by trade. that is what i did most of my life before i went to the business side of the industry. we have talked to mark sweet who is the engineer who is the seni senior manager of integration at spider ranch and they did the install on the sound system. it is a pretty nice sound system. i haven't had a chance to meet with him in person because of covid but as soon as i have a chance to meet in person, we will do a run through of the system. i believe they have done some sound tests in the neighborhood and we past the sound tests or the previous owner passed the sound test with the spr rating. and i think that's kind of where it's at. we've also met with the security company when it was k11 and they drew up a security deta

her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $60000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's not a bishop plan traditional waste disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like. one mole you know is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our eggs him though. or live without plastic as a packaging so we have to think about this in fact i'm in the lee family but getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating in the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being touted as a material with a bright future a sector that has a lot of potential growth quickly doesn't take up fertile land and cou

and indonesia have agreed to develop indonesian islands in the south china sea together in a move that challenges china's claims in the waters. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo andonesian foreign minister held talks on thursday. they discussed the sittion in the south cna sea wch china claims most of. indonea has designated an exclusive economic zone off the nah tuna islands and has a territorial dispute with beijing in the area. >> our law abiding nations reject the unlawful claims made by the chinese government party in the south china sea. it's a cause worth pursuing in multi-lateral settings and the trump administration very much supports this. >> she said stability and peace should be maintained in the south china sea and added international law, especially united nations convention on the law of the sea must be respected and implemented. pompeo expressed willingness to cooperate in new ways to ensure maritime security and protect some of the world's busiest trade routes. >> i encourage u.s. businesses to invest more in indonesia including for procts in the outer islands in ind

china sea. right? , vietnam ando indonesia will in effect as the global supply chain gets disrupted. suggesting that especially vietnam is gaining from that. balance trying to economic ties with china security concerns. you talked about the east china oversaw improving ties but someone a stronger stance. it's interesting to note that southeast asia in particular has , i guess i region to be reckoned with, given that it has the growth potential that a lot of countries are after. rishaad: indeed. only last week i think, the nikkei newspaper suggested suga will announce a set of expansion plans and subsidies for companies that diversify supply chains and help businesses dilute production in china. they are the seventh largest trading partner. from tokyo to china, let's get to the markets, gdp numbers in retail and industrial production , it has dominated the session with equity markets turning negative. it was on the mist growth, rose expected to be 5.5% and we got 5.9% growth rate for the fourth quarter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: live pictures of mumbai, we are counting down to t

countries across the world according to a report by the end you human rights watch in asia india china and indonesia are just some of the countries where the practice called shackling still exists here rights watch report in indonesia alone for example some 57000 people with mental health conditions have been shackled at least once in their lives people like this man on the island of bali locked up in a small cell for 2 years for having a mental health condition he comes from a poor family and his 94 year old father still works the land. poverty a lack of access to mental health facilities stigma over mental health have something to do with it but in the end it increases the suffering of those already dealing with this trauma this is what the 48 year old you saw in the video said to researchers when they met him i feel sad locked in the room i want to look around outside go to work plant rice in the paddy fields please open the door please open the door. let's get more from professor hans falls he teaches of the university of sydney and is an authority on mental health in indonesia i welcome profess

secretary of state went on a so-called anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visit to vietnam indonesia japan india and sri lanka to where china is funded major infrastructure projects the u.s. is trying to capitalize on what's seen as growing anti china sentiment in the region and it's not going unnoticed in beijing. we can tell without the risks and challenges are both from home and abroad from the global aspect unilateralism protectionism and antiglobalization on the rise unstable and i'm certain factors have increased a recognition that china's so-called wolf warrior diplomacy where it acts forcefully abroad may have won support at home but has alienated many in the region if you go palin hong kong. let's bring in our guests now in beijing and mark senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization in gutters burg maryland raised the program associate of the wilson center focusing on the u.s. china relations and they live search germany other many director of china policy center at australian based think tank welcome to you all and by laying out this new blueprint is c

sector spending time with manufacturing china on - - companies in china all across india and china and indonesia but the fact is $10 billion most of the promises everything will give for free so we need to start moving the drug companies accountable. >> your response? daines: that is flat out for us. we said the governor one.2 $5 billion in april he has not even spent 50 percent of that yet to help montanans. why has a given more money to missoula condo project according to donated to his campaign and all tribes combined i just read this yesterday. >> now staying on the same topic what with the affordable care act needs to be strengthened and how should that be changed in the aca? and charges with the affordable care act as government controlled healthcare. it was so important to so many montanans. democrats and republicans and then to try to strip away health and those with existing conditions like cancer and diabetes repealing the aca $63 million prescription drug coverage and not only taking on the mr. nichols. so we need to build on what we have and then to finally take on the drug companies

secretary of state went on a so-called anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visits to vietnam indonesiajapan india and sri lanka 2 were china's funded major infrastructure projects the u.s. is trying to capitalize on what's seen as growing anti china sentiment in the region and it's not going on noticed in beijing. we can tell without the risks and challenges of both from home and abroad from the global aspect you know loss resume protectionism and anti-globalization on the rise unstable and i'm certain factors of increased a recognition that china's so-called wolf warrior diplomacy where it acts forcefully abroad may have won support at home but has alienated many in the region if you go pollen hong kong police in thailand have rearrested 3 prominent leaders of the growing anti-government protests supporters say pun upon judge not gloss consciousness when he was placed in a chokehold by an officer it was then removed from a police van and taken away in an ambulance can other 2 activists are charged with sedition and violating an emergency ban on public gatherings more demonstrations ar

secretary of state might call them indonesians to take a stand against china's treatment of we get muslims addressing indonesia's biggest islamic organization pompei you describe the situation in china as the greatest threat to religious freedoms. argentine police are addicted hundreds of families moved vacancy in the city of guernica many people had built shelters there after being hit by the pandemics economic downturn al jazeera stories about reports. thousands of police officers stormed the town of get a new guy in the province of one of the order was to remove squatters that had taken over land illegally. land grabs have increased in recent weeks in argentina adding pressure to the government of alberta for a man this which is already struggling with an economic meltdown and the covert $1000.00 pandemic. people mississippi advance by the police by throwing rocks at police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. look with what they are attacking us told us this man they said this was a pacific eviction and they're attacking us with everything they have. protesters say they will go back at night and take

secretary of state brands china's communist party as the biggest threat to religious freedom during a visit to indonesia. the typhoon sets off landslides in vietnam killing more than 50 people plus. hospital staff in the dollar kind of a cause shaken as both sides continue shelling. we begin though with breaking news 2 people have been killed in a knife attack near a church in the southern french city of nice there are reports that several other people have been injured zeroes but it's with us on the line now from paris but at what more do we know. adrian the french authorities just updated the information on this it now seems 2 people were killed in this attack amman and a woman by killed by a man who attacked them inside the mall today which is right in the sense a nice several of the people injured we are told this all happened about an hour ago and according to local television reports the attack was arrested very quickly . the scene or near the scene at the church he'd been he was in the church 2 people killed him on the woman several others injured on the attack a rested about an hour ago now it h

china sea are completely unlawful. and washington supports 5 asian countries indonesia malaysia the philippines and vietnam to what's been described as their inherent right to exclusive economic zones there. the philippine secretary of defense the finland's on the supports pompey is message to china and there in the says china should abide by the 2016 ruling when the philippine government one its case against china at the international tribunal in the hague but philippines president really good to tear down has repeatedly said the china is a far more powerful country and doesn't want to risk going to war the u.s. china dispute is seen by many countries as a conflict between 2 competing superpowers but geopolitics isn't the issue here in the philippines for millions of filipinos living in coastal communities like this one food security is at the heart of the south china sea this. many of the fishermen who sail to scarborough shoal sell their catch in local markets like this one in a box box in the unit the fish used to be delivered to us in crates now fisherman just come and bring supplies in bales it takes about 5 fisher

secretary of state went on a so-called anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visits to vietnam indonesia japan india and sri lanka to where china has funded major infrastructure projects the u.s. is trying to capitalize on what's seen as growing anti china sentiment in the region and it's not going on noticed in beijing phrasal we can tell about the risks and challenges of both from home and abroad from the global aspect unilateralism protectionism and antiglobalization on the rise unstable and uncertain factors have increased its recognition that china's so-called wolf warrior diplomacy where it acts forcefully abroad may have won support at home but has alienated many in the region if you go palin our jazeera hong kong. still ahead on al jazeera activists in guinea say arrests won't stop their protests against the president. and detained in the u.s. and then deported to mexico the report says migrant children from other countries are being dumped with no family to take care of them. holloway have a damaging typhoon making its way towards the philippines at the moment a super typhoon ac

secretary of state went on a so-called anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visits to vietnam indonesia japan india and sri lanka to where china has funded major infrastructure projects the u.s. is trying to capitalize on what's seen as growing anti china sentiment in the region and it's not going on noticed in beijing. we can tell you about the risks and challenges of both from home and abroad from the global aspect unilateralism protectionism and antiglobalization on the rise unstable and i'm certain factors of increased aid recognition that china's so-called wolf warrior diplomacy where it acts forcefully abroad may have one support at home but has alienated many in the region if you go palin are jazeera hong kong the united states has agreed to restore sudan's sovereign immunity meaning they cannot be prosecuted in u.s. courts the return saddam will pay $335000000.00 to settle existing legal cases including for the $998.00 bombing of u.s. embassies in kenya and in tanzania last week the white house remove sudan from the state sponsors of terror list as part of a normalization deal w

in his meetings with the prime minister of vietnam, and the president of indonesia, joko widodo, suga shared concerns about china'sncreased activities in the south china sea. they reaffirmed that they will step up cooperation in the field of security, including transfers of defense equipment from japan. they allso agreed to promote economic cooperation, such as strengthening supply chain stos cope with the coronavirus pandemic. japan regards the two countries as pivotal within the association of southeastern asian nations. japanese ofofficials say suga's visit demonstratess japan's continuing engagemment in the endo pacifific as a memberer of region. suga will stress the importance of rule of law and freedom of navigation for the stability of the region at an asean summit next month. china is also stepping up efforts to strengthen tiies wit asean. customs authorities say asean surppassed the european union a china's biggest trade partner this year. transactions witith asean accounted for 14 pit.6.6% of ch trade during this period. among asean member states, trade with vietnam was up 18.5%, thailand 10.9%, and mala