last question, just a minute, sorry, kuomintang, i am saying this for the audience, not for you, this is... just such a party that fled from the great mainland china to the island of taiwan, organized democracy there in a very difficult way, it was not democratic not in the 50s, not in the 60s and there was no 70s, but now they have somehow become more democratic, and it was the kuomintang that was always anti-chinese, anti-communist, and now some extend a hand of friendship to the communists... great china, mainland china, why? because the threat of war, and this is a very big risk not only for taiwan, but for the entire indo-pacific region, that is, for now , two such large exacerbations of hot phases in the world are enough, and if there is a third one, well, in general, it will have great economic consequences for of the whole world, and political ones too, that's it can lead to the third world. this is a very serious question, that is, you still need to be balanced. yes, today's program is interesting, i mentioned georgia, there is approximately such a situation that the threat o

leading edge of the armed confrontation of the chinese people's liberation movement. armies of kuomintangpported by the united states. well, now there is a park for patriotic education, and what is curious is that the coastline is no longer visible there , instead there is a loose sand quarry. the chinese seem to emphasize that they don’t look at the other side of the strait through the gun sights. but beijing still imposed sanctions on three corporations of the american military-industrial complex for selling weapons to taiwan, obliging boeing’s military space division to pay a fine twice the amount of the contract in taiwan. alexander baalsky she lvova, nikolai petrov, lead china. in the north of italy, a vigil of memory and mourning memorial ceremonies were held for the fallen russian soldiers in the apennine mountains during the first world war. russian prisoners of war in south tyrol performed the most difficult work, many died. local residents have been caring for their graves all this time. our correspondent asya emelyanova has all the details. no date, no reason, just haven’t been

in full view, they remember well how after the civil war, in which the communists won, and the kuomintang, both sides fought each other for a long time friend. all these guns and aircraft were used in the previous war with gaminden. in the historical park there are old planes, anti-aircraft guns, talking loudly. the world's military loudspeaker, the signal transmission range is 12 km, it was used for in order to literally reach the neighboring islands and the kuominan with a proposal to lay down arms and follow the path of peaceful reunification of both sides of the strait. the coast guard has already encircled the small islands adjacent to the mainland. the island of daden in china has the official status of one of the three islands of heroes; it was here that for fifty years the front line of armed confrontation with the chinese people's liberation army of the guomend troops was located. which the united states supported, well , now here is a park for patriotic education, and what is curious is that the coastline is no longer visible there, instead there is a coupled sand quarry, the ch

the front line of the armed confrontation between the chinese people's liberation army and the kuomintangsupported by the united states, was located. well, now there is a park for patriotic education, and what’s curious is that the coastline is no longer visible there, instead there is a sand quarry. the chinese seem to emphasize that they don’t look at that side of the strait through the gun sights. but beijing nevertheless imposed sanctions on three corporations of the american military-industrial complex for selling weapons to taiwan, obliging at the same time the military-space sector. boeing divisions will pay a fine of twice the amount of contracts with taiwan. alexander balsky on lvova, nikolai petrov, lead china. in mexico, for the first time, two women are vying for the post of head of state. in two weeks, the country will elect not only a new president, but also a new parliament. my colleague appreciated the degree of political tension sergei brilev. in the central square of mexico, called socola, this flagpole will help us. it is strictly vertical, now pay attention, you can se

the laws were proposed by the kuomintang party, seen as friendlier towards beijing than president williamy. police in hong kong have arrested six people for writing messages the authorities say advocated rebellion against the state. the arrests — of five women and one man — are the first of their kind under the chinese territory's own security law. they include the noted political activist chow hang tung who's already behind bars. speaking at a bowls club in leicestershire earlier, rishi sunak said pensioners would be better off to the sum of nearly £100 in the next financial year. the prime minister was expecting china in the potteries today but no delicate ming vases in his campaign. the conservative _ ming vases in his campaign. the conservative strategy appears to be to move fast and break things with bold policies. today's new officer —— offer, no tax on the basic state pension. no tax on the basic state pension-— no tax on the basic state ension. �* , ., ~' pension. are people you work hard all of _ pension. are people you work hard all of their _ pension. are people you work hard a

the laws were proposed by the kuomintang party, seen as friendlier towards beijing than president williamthe state. the arrests — of five women and one man — are the first of their kind under the chinese territory�*s own security law. they include the noted political activist chow hang tung who�*s already behind bars. she�*s accused of pushing the others to publish the messages ahead of upcoming sensitive dates. there�*s been a surprising development in the uk election campaign. diane abbott has been readmitted as a labour mp, but it is unclear whether she will stand for the party at the general election. she was suspended in april last year after she wrote in a newspaper thatjewish, irish and traveller people did not face racism "all their lives". here�*s our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. diane abbott — campaigner, trailblazer. for a0 years, she�*s been a fixture on the left of politics, not afraid to criticise her own party, like the iraq war, whenjeremy corbyn became party leader, she became shadow home secretary. 30 months ago, she was suspended by labour. this was on 1

the kuomintang party, seen as friendlier towards beijing, proposed the laws.ly 8,000 people, citing unstable land conditions and a still active landslide. they say the odds of finding survivors from friday's landslide, which is feared to have buried at least 2,000, are slim. more than a million customers are without power in texas, as severe thunderstorms batter the north east of the state. tuesday's extreme weather follows several weekend storms that killed at least 2a people across five states, including texas. hundreds of thousands across several states are coping with power outages and damage, following an onslaught of tornadoes, thunderstorms, and high winds. it's election day in south africa, with polls in the rainbow nation opening in just a few hours' time. at stake are all a00 seats in the country's national assembly. that assembly will go on to choose the country's president. all nine provincial assemblies are also up for grabs. incumbent president cyril ramaphosa is hoping to lead his african national congress to its seventh straight victory — a win