this is looking at treasure island and eastern or treasure island marine and the eastern treasure island site as well. and our finings were in line with previous studies that, the place you're going to find the most introduced species are the bulk and it's introduced species is the marina. fallon community was famously known for their non-native species and that's where we found the greatest percentage of nonnatives which is in line with other studies that happened in that area in the past and the photos show you what it looks like if you ever stick your head underneath the docks at treasure island marina, these are the things you can see under there. i'm going to turn to the eel grass surveys really quickly. clipper cove has harbored a small less than one hector eel grass bed. it's confined to a narrow fringe along kind of the southern shoreline. and so, we did two walking surveys or colleagues did two walking surveys, two in the winter or three walking surveys, two in 2020 and one in the summer of 2020 and did not find, found no evidence of eel grass during the walking surveys so we br

and you see on has a history of doing that in the solomon islands of building here. solomon island switch, diplomatic ties from taiwan to beijing in 2019, which party fuel discontent that led to riots in the capital hon yara, in november last year. chinese businesses were attacked in the unrest. solomon islands prime minister, manette. they suck of our dismisses critics of the treaty with china as lunatics disrespectful of the island sovereignty. we have no intention, mr. pig of pitching into any geopolitical power struggle. the suggested mrs. figure is simply ludicrous. as a sovereign come from is to speak. we will continue to collaborate to ensure that what so when i was nice and insecure, this face a dress collector without developing pos, china wants to build a blue water navy capable of projecting power around the world to make this work. it needs basses from which to service the strike force. china tries to play, dancers wants to expand in the region and blames australia for promoting us. lead competition goes all so alien as to independent and sovereign countries. china and solomon

specifically the solomon islands. it is planning a secure deal with china, and the idea of chinese war ships based less than 2000 kilometers off the australian coast. off it's north east, has set alarm bells ringing. in fact, even the united states is worried. the white house has plans to send its top asia official campbell to the small nation later this month. the ongoing battle for influence between china and the west is shifting to the south pacific. beijing is helping its presence. a draft agreement would allow chinese police and soldiers to patrol the solomon islands. the 5 ice intelligence alliance, britain, canada, australia, new zealand, fierce china is eyeing a naval base there. the solomons have long been seen as australia's backyard. the archipelago was a long way from china, but it's just a 3 hour flight from brisbin. australian anew zealand. leaders are not happy the what the reports that we've seen, and not a surprise to us at a remind of the constant pressure and threats that present in our region to ou

the people at treasure island all the people in san francisco are stake holders in treasure island. we are invested in the future of the island and have a right to know what the developers are fighting over how tell affect us. >> has an obligation to be transparents with us. so, vote to disclose what is going on and let us know. thanks, bye. >> thank you. next comment? >> jeff cline again. thank you. i would second steve's request this you disclose with this dispute is about. i can guess may be that television is involving financial issues. and we than the pda committed ticd to pay a limited amount for transit. and also -- relieved -- tida as a displacing agency of providing money for -- replacement housing and -- ticd promised in the pda to provide limited i think 45 million dollars for replacement housing. so -- i like to know if the dispute [inaudible] issues of funding for transit or replacement housing i think the public has a right to know what is going on. thank you. >> and there is no more public comment y. thank you. >> so we have voted to have a closed session. and have we

to what they call the 2nd island, shine. the solomon island, he's very strategically significant. you might remember that one of them, i savage battles of the pacific war was guadalcanal, which of course, is part of the solomon islands. so it's absolutely understandable from china's purposes they would want to secure a significant foothold ultimately, perhaps a major military base in the solomon islands. likewise, as far as the strike is concerned, as the prime minister said, this is really a red line that shouldn't be crossed. when you ask about that, as you say, primary cup, morrison, is that a regular? what does that mean? if china crosses that red line? what happens? well, that's a very good question. and one of the things that sensible statesman try to ensure is that we dined over telegraph. what might happen? i am very confident i did. the entire australian apparatus is bending every energy right now to ensure that this chinese base doesn't happen. and that the solomon islands and the people appreciate at the day a lon

here is the green island in front of us.n the other side, the nature is magnificent with normal trees, and the poet side of the swamp , it was in this place that the alleged disaster occurred, which did not recognize the object. but why everyone just talks about the island, but refuse to go to it, such behavior was explained to us by another researcher of anomalous phenomena. andrey krasko he believes they are simply afraid, after all one of these specialists has studied the green island for many years. one day he paid dearly for it. let me introduce you to an amazing person who consists of an international organization for algebra here in the north caucasus region, he got acquainted with his research, which he conducted both in rostov and on the green island and in all the rest of the region, which we have. his name is oleg and voronsky oleg gayvoron design engineer. former employee of a secret scientific institute for research in the field of ufology. started in the mid 1980s century, since 88, the deputy head of the rosto

today we took officials as a 115 island archipelago to i can tell you there are certain certain islands that are starting to to disappear. so who knows? in the next 50 years, what might happen? they arrive at st. luke's church, rom color, one pushed for it to be renovated 10 years ago. after his mother passed away. even today, he would still rather be here. then in the big cathedral in the city, if somebody was very down to her, very humble, i would say, and he's got a very good sense of humor one now and for it isn't even as president, he continues to preside over funerals and blessed children in the congregation 1st and foremost, a bris. so and they all call me father or andrea, they don't call me president. i, we are sevens was gone. and so what, what are the expectations? the expectations on me is to ensure that my brother, my sister, gets the best in that i fight over at d. i fight injustice that there is fairness. and if this is what serving god is all about. now, what are the expectations of 4 of politics? politics so should also be doing the same thing back down by the c r 2 fis

the smaller of the se shells, islands. but it's home to more than 300000 birds, and much more that's as big as they get. and also to easily identify the female. if you look back a leg, you can see that those. yeah, they have long tools and that helps to dig in the soil lid the eggs. the john thought toys the can live up to plunder years or more love. okay, fair. it was lovely to see so many birds app class. they're not shy either. even the tiny baby baby is not client that are in locust. i meant humans have hardly encroached here on public applies have cleared. if you pass, i put the wood to the side and that's all kind and there's no concrete just a few cottages. fine for 30. the tourists get back on the boat. but dallas stays behind, soaking in his surroundings. and maybe some people with thing, but the burst adding the same thing every day. you see the toys, just not the case when you live with them, you learn to appreciate this difference every day. but every to the sun set every day, the sun rise. you see the beauty e

the island belongs to the belly, eric islands, in 2000. 19, before the pandemic around 14000000 international tourists visited the archipelago . my 1st stop is the see. it's a mild 17 degrees celsius, but unfortunately not as sunny as i'd hoped. tourism in my orca has a long tradition, especially for visitors from germany. they love mother because it's usually warmer here. the island is also easy to get to and relatively inexpensive. so let's take a quick look back how that lay your co become the favorite island of the germans. in the 1950s tourism on my orca was still a pleasure reserved for the leafs. few people could even afford the price of the flight to the island that all changed with the introduction of inexpensive package tours offered by german travel agencies, especially flights hotels and meals all inclusive and reasonably priced suddenly tours and became a thing for the masses. in the 19 sixty's, more than 1000000 tourists came to the island annually. and apart from miner fluctuations, the number kept growing each year. by the end of the ninety's, my worker was a top vacation dest

. the middle of the last century, because of him, the island earned an honorary title, but the island no problems problems. antigua is an island there are 450 species of fish in the caribbean for brave and skillful fishermen. among them is a sailor. sardine tuna, tiger sharks, flying fish and sea devils in the book by ernest henengway the old man and the sea of ​​heroes entered the fight with a giant marlin in the caribbean sea for prey , and our correspondent, every resident of antigua knows many fishing places on the island, and the most fishy one is the port erlins for a fresh catch to go. it is necessary here early in the morning local rybakin's well-worn boats and leopards. coming out on expanses of the caribbean sea and rarely return home empty-handed back in the second century bc, the arawak tribes that inhabited antigua were engaged in fishing, they did not even go into the depths of the island, preferring to settle on the coast, since most of their life was connected with the caribbean by the sea the modern population, antigua also. connected with the caribbean sea in the 21s

or martha gore the island nation has also defended to pack to his public. let me assure the people of homeowners that we entered into an arrangement with china, with our eyes wide open, guided by oh, marston, his interests that the solomon islands is far from united about the decision deadly and rest erupted last year after the government's switch, ties from taiwan to china, australia sent troops to restore. com, and soon after china began to train local riot forces on the island. a move that cost and cya t in australia, then came to new security packed. it has accelerated cameras plans to purchase long range missiles. i am concerned about her the outlook. i'm concerned about not just the next few years, but over the course of the next decade as well. there was a working assumption that an act of aggression by china toward taiwan might take place in 20 forty's. i think that tom on now has been dramatically compressed. i think sean has been very open and honest about their intentions and certainly not just through their words but through their actions with e

just off the main island of my hay. a fishing boat has aroused suspicion. lieutenant lou, so tries to make contact with the position 01 degrees, 28 minutes south 055 degrees at 21 minutes. this is the seizure school's gonna wash about coming. calling with for 9 hours, no response. ah, such as it's only a small boat, but every one is subject to the regulations. a one. 0 hm. they called the boat but got no response. so an inflatable raft, with armed special forces and fishery officials, heads over fighting the illegal fishing trade is no easy task. imo, i wind up with somebody because you're gonna you're gonna find it on you know, a everything on i'd recommend ahmad license on lot everything on board. yes. okay. any with that? no, we don't get much problem with them. yes. in florida. yes. my gosh, yolande guy, cool moros yam. it's just a local fishing boat. they get into trouble if they over fish. but the huge you vessels, further out, are completely legal. the waters quieted down for a while due to the pandemic, but thin

just off the main island of my head. a fishing boat has aroused suspicion. lieutenant lou, so tries to make contact with position. do one degrees, 28 minutes south of july. bye degrees at 21 minutes. this is the seizure school's gonna wash about coming on the bus with for 9 hours? no response. ah sure. it's only a small boat, but every one is subject to the regulations. for another, i got off one of them, they called the boat but got no response. so an inflatable raft, with armed special forces and fishery officials, heads over fighting the illegal fishing trade is no easy task. i'm by my window balloon of thought on the phone with a with everything on board. how commend ahmad nice and somewhat everything on board. so anyway, and i get much problem with him. yes. i'm sorry. yes ma'am. oh gosh, you lanka. camaros. yeah, am. it's just a local fishing boat. they get into trouble if they over fish, but the huge you vessels, further out, are completely legal. the waters quieted down for a while due to the pandemic, but things

this as a response to china's potential military presence on the solomon islands. the prospect of a chinese vice, less than 2000 kilometers from australia's coastline, is dramatically detrimental to australia, security interests. and that is occurred on mr. morrison's watch. the labor party is criticizing prime minister scott morrison over a security pack announced last week between china and the solomon islands. a leak of the draft deal in march indicates that chinese military personnel and naval ships could be permitted to land or dog here that has sent shock waves across the region. but china denies seeking a military foothold there. longer for the corporation, aims to help the solomon islands maintain social order, respond to natural disasters, and carry out humanitarian assistance or more ago the island nation has also defended to pack to his public. let me assure the people so moments that we entered into an arrangement with china, with our eyes wide open, guided by o marston, his interest. but the solomon islands is far from united about the decision. deadly

this island is a holiday highlight for many tourists. they were composition mostly because of the beach and also for snorkeling and diving. but this causes a lot of threats to the marion area. call rose, because a lot of pressure. so i think it to be best if we can stabilize a bit, the poorest, but also we need them to continue with the economic need them as well. each visitor has to pay the equivalent of $37.00 euros. this feed mainly pays for the rangers. like die las lawrence. he won the app can ranger award in 2020 the morning. i live with me and i will mention of a small booklet officials warbler said that them was supposed to have done at the same time but life and finish to know what the island turn it into a reserve to see if there was one. now you have around 3000 or more of the or below in the front bottom of the fair return is that they don't build in. if they just fall a small dent on a branch and daily the egg on the most of the female clovis, the egg. she was sit there for around $20.00 to $30.00 days. yes. and then be able

c. military forces to the solomon islands. a. we believe that signing such an agreement could increase destabilization within the solomon islands. and we'll set a concerning precedent for the wider pacific island region. violent protests in november against unemployment, the prime minister, manase sog of ari and warming relations with beijing, left the solomon islands chinatown area, and ruins. so have already turned to australia, new zealand, and papa new guinea to send peacekeepers and restore order about 50 australian police remain there as a friend of solomon islands. we remain their 1st full for security, but now it's likely to become an election issue for prime minister scott morrison who's facing criticism for not doing more to scuttle the deal. his counterpart sought to reassure a camera in his own parliament. the islands won't become embroiled in any geopolitical game. there is no pencil whatsoever. missus dig into aust taylor to build a military base in some wireless. it's a remarkable turnaround since 2019, when the so

far from the island 62.5. maybe three, why so long?, welcome, order, we're flying out, everything is connected there. good luck landing. we got ahead of ourselves, and how did they get here so quickly. did the scientist hear my conversation with vasiliev? here is the list of participants of the expedition i have already broken through, the last two work for the tribex company. and what's that still for the beast? now we'll find out. that's why they came here, and this central block where is it? hidden in a safe place. movement in the woods reception response i hope they're just far away. i hope this is the reason. well, what can't i see? sorry thank you. because we now have to watch our rear. damn this guy needs to be dealt with quickly. take action. the tribex company finances promising start-ups all over the world, but first of all, in the countries of the former ussr, the kazilsky company was just looking for money for an expedition and that they financed? as i understand it, yes, but it's not so simple that tribex is registered in

island fisher has the latest from washington d. c. 2 weeks, as joe biden announced that the us was going to say that a $100000000.00 package or military aid to the ukrainians that's already started arriving in country. in fact, the pentagon saying it take somewhere between 40 and 72 hours to get those weapons that material across to ukraine. this has been drawn down from existing u. s. military stalks now, joe biden with us in the last few hours, if there was more military aid going to ukraine. and he said yes, there would be. and in fact, the talk in washington over the last few hours is that in the next day or so, we could expect another $800000000.00 package to be announced by joe biden. though he's been speaking to a few need to allies over the course of the last few hours, he spoke to the canadians to germany and also to the united kingdom. they have all pledged to send more weapons to ukraine. among the things top of the list will be artistically pieces and artillery guns. that's what presents lensky says he needs most, but t

deployment of prc military forces to the solomon islands.signing such an agreement could increase destabilization and said concerning precedent for the wider pacific island region. >> violent protests in november against unemployment, the prime minister, and warming relations with beijing, left the solomon islands's chinatown region in ruins. -- turned to papua new guinea to restore order. about 50 australian police remain there. >> as a friend of solomon islands, we remain to their first court for security. >> it is likely to become an election issue for scott morrison who is facing criticism for not doing more. his counterpart sought to reassure -- the islands will not become embroiled in any political game. >> there is no intention whatsoever to ask china to build a military base in solomon islands. >> a remarkable turnaround since 2019 when the islands switched able medic recognition from taiwan to beijing and unblocked millions of dollars for the developing country. it has now positioned itself 38 has now positioned itself (sophie fouro

and then hiding them around on the island. they never participate in anything like that before. >> keith and cher's relationship blossomed on the island. in 2005, they married in front of their many friends in the close community. >> it's a small place. you go to the grocery store and, you know, you run into people you know. >> christen roberts who moved to boca from norway became part of cher's group of friends. . >> we kind of stick together, you know, we treated each other like family. we take care of each other. >> everyone went by their first names or nicknames. keith and cher were known as ken and barbie. the man who owned one of the local watering holes, another american, was known as wild bill, viking hat and all. bill and his wife jane opened a bar on their secluded property pro, accessible only by boat where the people gathered for drinks. >> welcome. >> bill had these saturday parties at his place at the bar and restaurant once or twice a month. >> there is everybody there. >> it was cher's tropical dream come true.

of this country one of the islands the island country is new zealand the transalpine express in newthe south island we play further railways 300 in 1835, the future frans gerstner, the builder of the tsarskoye selo railway, laid a narrow-gauge railway in st. petersburg to deliver materials to this construction site to demonstrate the possibilities. maybe, st. isaac's cathedral quite right from the embankment, where building materials were unloaded from ships. choose fires and firefighters for 500 in 1989, a six-year-old lithuanian boy, nerius kropos, carried his sister and brother out of a burning house and became the youngest of those awarded this medal. for rescue in a fire no, this is a medal, it was not called that. she was named for her bravery in the fire nikolay for 300. having defeated the american john ruiz in 2005, he won the heavyweight champion of the world. nikolai valuev 400 in 1967 he graduated with honors from the moscow art theater school but the hut didn’t get you the best graduates were distributed to lenkom, where did the 11 leading actors leave after the removal

- three million. - three million people living on these isolated islands? - islands.o we attend to all 13 districts, and we have 15 boat clinics. - it's an astonishing success. - yeah. - can you tell me why these populations are isolated in the first place? - you can see that the river is always changing. - there's a lot of shifting. - shifting. - yes. - and accordingly, the population also shifts. - they are like climate refugees. - that's what one person told us. why do these people come stay here? why don't they go to a safer place? but the land here is so fertile. you don't have to put any pesticides. you don't have to put any fertilizer. so you plant the seeds and you're fine. you're good to harvest. - and the brahmaputra takes a lot, but it gives a lot... - it gives a lot. - ... as well. - yes, yes. it's a system. - yes. and it's a love-hate relationship with the river, probably. - yes. (sophie fouron) what type of medical services do you offer? (ashok rao) we have three main goals. we are providing mainly primary healthcare services, that is immunization and pr

this is his island. (yannis androulidakis) cretans don't see themselves as living on a small island. to them, it's a whole country, a small continent surrounded by water. the sea is a part of our life, but we don't feel like we're cut off from the rest of the world. we have a mentality of self-sufficiency... there are a little less than a million inhabitants in crete. since about 2010, after the crisis, more and more people have decided to leave the big cities to live in the country. they've done so for economic reasons, but also to improve their quality of life. (sophie fouron) yassas! - hello sophie! - hello valia! - how are you? - i'm good! i'm good, how are you? - all right. - this is so beautiful. - you like it? - of course. what is a city girl like you doing here? - i grew up in a very big farm with my father growing things, my nana preparing pies. so i thought i might use this part of my childhood to set up a business. i wanted to live in a place where we'd grow our own vegetables and i could stil

it's a big island. it's a huge island. you can't go around newfoundland in a couple of days. we're at the easternmost point in canada. cod has been at the heart of newfoundland's economy and culture for more than 500 years. it hasn't been always easy. but even with the cod moratorium and falling oil prices, newfoundlanders have kept their sense of community and their sense of humor. probably their best quality. (lisa moore) newfoundland is an island located on the easternmost part of north america. it is the closest to europe that you can get. there is about a half million people in newfoundland, and the capital, st. john's, has about 150,000. in newfoundland, people are very connected to the sea. i think it is, you know, it is the relationship to the fishery that water is really about here. it's pretty hard to get in that north atlantic. you know, it's pretty chilly. we do it, we do it in the summer, we go diving through, we all run in together yelling. but we're only in for five minutes. (sophie fouron) lisa moore, writer and proud newfoundlander. lisa is known for her stor

island dr. moreau is true scientists 800 for success in astronomical observations, george iii granted her an annual stipend of 50 pounds, which was the first professional payment in the history of england for a woman. astronomical observations are carolina herschel islands, 8 00 it was previously believed that these islands were inhabited by the vikings in the middle of the 9th century. however, evidence has recently emerged that the vikings were three centuries ahead of the celts. scottish islands faroe islands cinema 2021 for 800 this film by kira kovalenko of a girl from north ossetia received a prize at the cannes film festival in the special look nomination. this movie is called unclenching fists cinema 2021 over 1.000 film memory filmed by thai director verase tokul in colombia in spanish, but the main role was played by this british. theme with a beard for 600, medieval kings sometimes attached exactly there three hairs from their own beard as a sign of the strength and inviolability of t

the solomon islands and other islands in the pacific are places where they can park missile systems,al bases, other naval capabilities that they can use to foreclose trade, all of the important trade that moves through all of the south pacific into the eastern pacific into places that matter an awful lot to the united states of america. it is why china is so focused on it and why in the trump administration we worked so diligently to build alliances with those countries. the biden administration has allowed china to walk all over them throughout the entire pacific. >> laura: and lloyd austin have as much awaited phone call this week with some chinese defense official. from the readout, it doesn't look like we got anything out of this call. i mean, i guess read between the lines, but it seems like all we do is get hector to buy china and they are just moving apace on everything they want to do and don't really care what we say. >> i don't think they respect or fear the united states under the leadership of president biden. the call reminded me of the first meeting between jake sulliva

island of labyrinths.ndeed, after passing through the labyrinths, almost everyone has some imbalance. supersensitive equipment head of the center for super weak interactions at the bonch-bruyevich state university of telecommunications ready to prove something from a parallel universe can have a direct impact on human health. we apply a conductive medium to the points and with a liquid sensor that does not act on the biologically active point itself; we register. in automatic mode, the indicator is entered into memory, so i just measured the condition along the meridian of the lungs. now we are registering the state of the meridian of the heart, one of the members of the research team is on the islands for the first time, therefore, the impact of the proximity of parallel worlds is being checked right on it. you see, this is the theoretical norm upward towards pink and burgundy colors. we have , uh, hyperfunction, the predominance of sympathy, the activation of processes down. uh, the slowdown of the paras

nomia iqbal is in the british virgin islands and reports from the capital road town on the island ofut it belies the crisis that's hit the islands. when you see something happen... this is its premier, andrew fahie just over a week ago, celebrating the country's athletes. now he is more than 1000 miles away in a miami jail. he appeared in this court accused of drug trafficking and money—laundering after a huge sting operation involving the us drug enforcement agency. his residency on the islands is empty as he waits a pre—trial detention hearing later this week. undercover agents say mr fahie wanted to take money for a slice of the profits from smuggling the drugs through the islands. it's alleged that he was shown part of his payoff in the back of a private jet. when he was arrested, mr fahie reportedly said, "why am i getting arrested? "i don't have any money or drugs." the us operation comes as a long—awaited uk investigation into alleged corruption on the island is published. that report was published by the governor, appointed by the queen. the way the territory is run has long

mrs thatcher, do you have a statement to make to us on the falkland islands?nt. they said that they think they do mean business, they will invade one of the lesser islands probably during the first week in april. the navy had some good fortune, 18 warships were already out say, involved in an exercise based in gibraltar. they were under the command of admiral sandy woodward. in the year before he died, we chatted about what had happened at his home in west sussex. days down there earlier than we would have been. john galway, a radio operator was on one of the ships in his task force. he and his friends on hms sheffield were looking forward to sailing back to portsmouth after six months away from home. as we were going along, there were news stories about scrap metal merchants landing on south georgia and once we got to gibraltar, they got a bit stronger and stronger and we thought something was going to happen. a0 years ago it was not just the ships being prepared for war, also getting ready were marines and soldiers. some of the men are expected tojoin |the t

on the island to the embarcadero began. the construction of new roadways and new underlying utility infrastructure, sewer, stormwater, electrical joint trench and telecom facilities in the first two subphase areas on yerba buena island and treasure island have been substantially completed, and the geotechnical improvement of the third subphase area is underway. next slide. the first new residential building on yerba buena island is scheduled to receive its temporary certificate of occupancy this month, with residents beginning to move into that building in may and june. this is a 124-unit condominium building with 14 inclusionary units, and i'm happy to report that current residents of treasure island are in the process of purchasing six of those inclusionary residential units. also on treasure island, our first development is underway, which is 100% affordable building being constructed with chinatown community development and swords to plow shares. this project began in april 2020 and is expected to be ready for occupancy

it seemed to the ussr that the issue of ownership of the kuril islands had been settled and was not subject to revision. coming to the podium, andrei gromyko was collected and moscow's decisive position was unambiguous. the ussr would not sign a peace treaty with japan until its text was extremely clear. the united states and great britain recognized japan had lost its sovereignty over the kuril islands. however, there was not a word in the agreement that they were now under soviet jurisdiction; he was categorical, after all, to agree to the conditions of the allies. so put the results of the second world war in question the americans are ready to take advantage of the slightest loophole to set up the south kuriles. own military bases. as a result, the soviet side never signed the treaty. russian pioneers began the development of kamchatka, the kuril islands and sakhalin at the turn of the 17th-18th centuries, they founded on these lands. the temporary settlement was surrounded by the indigenous population. danyu esakom were engaged in the exploration of minerals by sea and fur trade. you h

but if you watched oak island again, i only watch one episode and it was so boring. i i don't know how they strung it out for so many seasons and they never really found the treasure from i understand, but there's not a single shred of evidence that a pirate ever buried their treasure on land and then left. why would they first they may never get back there, you know their life was short and brutish and who knows that they're gonna get back. second they might find it difficult to get back there just navigationally and third wouldn't they be worried about somebody doubling back or somebody else stealing their treasure? so if you find a real example of somebody who's buried treasure? that would be wonderful. well lastly. and now you don't like them very much. understandably the size would be a good topic to write about. but who's your favorite pirate? oh, yeah. this gives you a great insight in my war personality. my favorite pirate is ned lowe. the guy who cut people's noses and ears off just because he was so out there and so crazy and so horrific and his story is wa

so this is exactly want to solve on island leadership. wanted to do. of course, this, everything is viewed today as foreign interference and everything is put today in the context of this new cold war. but i think that this is not an uncommon practice. got many thanks for your time and your thoughts on the program today. we do appreciate it, gal looked, could rector of the global security analysis institute in television bloody sunday, almost 50 years on what is the legacy of one of northern ireland most terrible days going undergoing delves into that red oh, the western media.

what benefits do you think the solomon islands are expecting to get from dealing with china? well, there are many benefits, but the most noteworthy are billions in investment trade, diplomatic support. and now a security agreement, a china has also shown it's a reliable friend when emergency aid is needed. but to be clear, although the solomon's resent australian had to many more than they feared china, what they really want is security support unrelated to either australia or the u. s . and they want the sort of investment in trade. why neither of those countries have provided. consequently, his ex, this pack idea speaks directly to their security needs pity and reinforces the economic interest. do you think the u. s. allegations visit to the solomon islands can be seen as an attempt to influence the foreign policy of this country? certainly, but additionally, it's show voting for australian and american voters and signaling to others in australia and asia. that even if the solomons don't abandon the deal, other countries including australia, can count on the u. s. to ride t