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speaking at the shangri la dialogue in singapore, lloyd austin said a conflict over taiwan was neither imminent nor inevitable, but he criticised beijing for what he called "reckless" actions in the waters around the disputed island. he briefly shook hands with his chinese counterpart, general li shang—fu, on the sidelines of the summit, but beijing rejected direct talks between the two because general li is currently under us sanctions. general austin said that wasn't enough to ensure peace. a cordial handshake over dinner is no substitute for a substantive engagement. and the more we can talk the more we can avoid the misunderstandings and miscalculations that could lead to crisis or conflict. you know, i am deeply concerned that the prc has been unwilling to engage more seriously on better mechanisms for crisis management between our two militaries. but i hope that will change, and soon. in response, general li said, "the string of mistaken words and deeds on the us side have left no condition and atmosphere for the communication and exchanges between the two armies". live now to ou

he spoke with us on the sidelines of the shangri-la dialogue in singapore and began by discussing thetransiting through the taiwan strait. >> obviously we want to see more dialogue. and dialogue matters which is why the shangri-la dialogue is so important and enduring over the course of its history. i would say the common waters, international waters, international airspace are there for everyone. the united states is operating in accordance with its race within those waters. and it is important that those be maintained as open borders because it is important that order be maintained in this region, certainly from an australian perspective when we think about where our interests lies our interest lies in the rules of the road and that means freedom of navigation and freedom of overflight and it means that in a place like the south china sea where most of our trade transit is, i don't think there is any other message than a need for the rules to be applied. to every country. >> we have heard about urging countries in the region to avoid being caught between the u.s. and china. until re

the asian conference on security dialogue shangri-la ended in singapore.t has been running for over 20 years. under the auspices of the london-based international institute for strategic studies, the agenda is western-oriented, but the forum is very representative and serves as an indicator regional atmosphere. and that means, in many respects , the global one, because universal attention and influence from interesting strokes are moving to that part of the world. chinese defense minister. he didn’t want to meet personally with the american in official speeches, they exchanged affection that they don’t want war, but representatives of regional players from australia to singapore were ready to rebuff, but it’s not entirely clear whom to prevent ukraine from entering the pacific basin. but the united states japan australia created a new four with the philippines to collectively increase their security from vehicles in the south china sea, and the united states of japan, south korea will now jointly monitor north korean missile assets, maybe for some other re

times and refused to meet with the minister of defense of the united states at the shangri-la summit in singaporeey just shook hands but this meeting did not take place. and there were a number of such refusals, however, each of the countries understands that they must maintain contact, and accordingly, burns , information appeared. well, of course, what is it intelligence services and such information comes from certain such sources, and we do not know much, but we know for sure that between the two countries, these contacts exist because they understand the danger of some rejection of unwanted takeoffs, especially from taking into account the fact that from time to time planes fly over there in the taiwan strait, chinese planes catch or sail through ships, and all this must be very controlled, and the parties agree that there must be contact lines between them , for example, we also did not know ahead of time nevertheless, last month, the chief diplomat of the communist party had a very long conversation with jack selivan, the security adviser. in other words, we must be sure that there are sti

my news as far as larry reports from the shangri la donald and singapore, to add to security summit in single defense minister leach on food outlines. china is position and issues a warning. in essence, attempt to push through a nature like lines and the asia pacific. is there a way of holding regional countries hostage and heights and confrontation, which without any cause, disputes, and plans, the region into conflict. the us and china adjusting for influence in the region. they've been trading blame, accusing each other of provocative acts and the lack of dialogue. while many analysts say competition between the us and china has created uncertainties in asia pacific. the main message we've been hearing at this summit is conflict isn't inevitable, but the situation does have to be managed. delegates and analysts agreed that conflict in the region would be devastating. the question is, how are you going to get that calibration right? so i think that is where everybody is engaging a little bit of guesswork because the piece of the, of the aging right now. and the difficulty of communic

defence ministers are gathering at the shangri—la hotel here in singapore today to attend asia's biggest relationship between the us and china is expected to take centre stage. earlier this week, washington accused beijing of an "unnecessarily aggressive manoeuvre" near a us surveillance aircraft. and in the build—up to the summit, china turned down an invitation for its defence minister to meet with us secretary of defence, lloyd austin. monica miller has the details. top military brass from more than a dozen countries are meeting here in singapore to discuss critical security issues. and on top of the agenda is the rising tension between ukraine and russia as members of nato's are expected to attend. the us and china will be represented by defence ministers. on saturday, lloyd austin is expected to talk about us security issues in indo—pacific. and on sunday, lee xiang fu will give a speech about china's new security initiatives. the relationship between the two countries is in a precarious spot. however, presidentjoe biden has predicted that there may be a thaw in the tension with bei

the 2 superpowers are among those taking part in the defense form and singapore known as the shangri la dialogue for as louis reports from singapore at asia is because the security summit, the us outlines it's vision for the region defense. secretary lloyd often says countries represented you have a responsibility to keep the asia pacific safe and secure. our shared goals are quick to deter regression and to deepen the rules and norms that promote prosperity and prevent profit. so we're stepping up planning, coordination and training with our friends from the east china sea to the south china sea to the end, you know, co scott's from the us, japan and the philippines, holding maritime drills in the south china sea. the 1st such joint exercises security analysts consider the region a potential flash point. the us regularly conducts freedom of navigation operations against china is aggressive a session of its territorial claims. for the chinese senior kind of argues that it's american actions that cause instability, a mix. this region, moth confirm, patient picture in the animal, you know

china's defense minister speaking at shangri-la dialogue in singapore hours after this happened saidful purposes, they were looking for provocation by sailing through the taiwan strait which gets into a disagreement as to the rules of the road. the u.s. sees that as international waterway. we saw a similar disagreement over the south china sea. u.s. said it was international air space and had the right to be there under international law. china said it was essentially encroaching upon chinese sovereignty. you see the disagreements and how they can quickly lead to tensions, paula. >> oren, you're currently in normandy for the 79th anniversary of d-day with general mark milley. what message did he have? >> reporter: general milley gave a speech at the iron mike memorial from d-day invasion, the landings that led to the liberation of europe in world war ii. this is personally and professionally important to him. personally because his uncle landed here and his father fought in the pacific. professionally because especially d-day highlights the importance of unity and working together. i

he made the comments while in singapore for the shangri-la dialogue defense summit.spoke with haslinda hohman and she began by asking him about the chinese vessel -- u.s. fizzle. >> we want to see more dialogue matters which is why the shingle law dialogue has been so enduring over the course of its history. but i would say that the common waters, international waters come international airspace are there for everyone. the united states is operating with accordance to its rights within those waters. it is important that those be maintained as open waters because it is important to global rules-based order be maintained in this region. certainly from an australian perspective when we think about where our interest lies, our interest lies in the rules of the road and that means freedom of navigation and freedom of overflight. it means in places like the south china sea when most of our trade -- where most of our trade transits. the need for the rules to be applied to every country. >> we heard from the prime minister urging countries in the region to avoid getting caug

aircraft or even the snub of general li, the chinese secretary of defense at the shangri-la summit in singapore. china sees the united states as a declining power in the world. they see themselves ascending. and they talk power. and they look at us and say ok, we have a plan. we the chinese, and it's a 2049 plan and an economic plan, we don't have a plan. that's the biggest concern i have right now, sandra, there's no plan of how to confront the chinese. you can start with by declaring them what they really are, and they are not a competitor, france is a competitor, but they are an adversary. and then we need to come up with a plan much like we had at the end of world war ii when we came up with the truman doctrine, containment against the soviet union and we have not had a plan or played hard with the chinese, the chance of something happening that is going to be really serious, let's look at taiwan, it's very real in the near future. a plan how to react to the chinese. not just militarily, but economically and diplomatically. and we talked about economic decoupling, start taking businesses th

deal making its way to the president's desk, we have the sent of defense at the shangri-la conference in singaporeicing a lot of concern the people's republic of china military does not want to speak to the u.s. military about deconfliction and how to prevent the u.s. tipping into a cold war with china, even though dan hoffman in his expertise said we are already there. >> sandra: and the white house, as jacqui heinrich mentioned, karine jean-pierre is likely to be challenged and pressed on the notion that this is a great economy, that you've got this jobs report that was better than expected but are people really feeling that all over the country when you've got such, you know, feelings of economic peril coming from the average american family that they are struggling through 5% inflation, rising interest rates, you know, as government spending is not tamed, there are big questions going forward over the future of most economic situations for most american familys. we'll see where the questions are on that sort of disconnect that's happening. because john, we are saying that as we get the disconn

there is a big meeting going on called the shangri-la dialogue did right now in singapore, it is veryestingly are secretary of defense who reached out to china's counterpart and he -- generally refused to meet with lloyd austin. what do you make of that? are u.s. china tensions at a dangerous point at this point? >> i think the decision by the chinese government to refuse a direct meeting with lloyd austin at this shangri-la summit, which for contacts is the major asian security summit. you had prime ministers from around the region descending on shangri-la in singapore with the annual event discussing key security issues, and it is meant as a forum for dialogue and also a place where these ministers can have bilateral meetings with each other to discuss key issues of bilateral concerns. this would have been a very opportune moment for the u.s. secretary of defense minister to discuss some of these concerns they have with each other and other areas of mutual cooperation. unfortunately, the chinese government decided to reject a direct lateral meeting with lloyd austin. lloyd austin wa

there is a big meeting going on called the shangri-la dialogue did right now in singapore, it is very are secretary of defense who reached out to china's counterpart and he -- generally refused to meet with lloyd austin. what do you make of that? are u.s. china tensions at a dangerous point at this point? >> i think the decision by the chinese government to refuse a direct meeting with lloyd austin at this shangri-la summit, which for contacts is the major asian security summit. you had prime ministers from around the region descending on shangri-la in singapore with the annual event discussing key security issues, and it is meant as a forum for dialogue and also a place where these ministers can have bilateral meetings with each other to discuss key issues of bilateral concerns. this would have been a very opportune moment for the u.s. secretary of defense minister to discuss some of these concerns they have with each other and other areas of mutual cooperation. unfortunately, the chinese government decided to reject a direct lateral meeting with lloyd austin. lloyd austin was not se

miscalculations that could lead to conflict with austin, made the remarks of the shangri la security meeting in singapore. you as president joe biden has addressed the nation after congress passed a bill to suspend the debt limit. he said, an economic collapse has been evaluated on welcome to operation between republicans and democrats. ok, as presidents which i have had one will be sworn in for the 3rd time in the coming hours. it took more than 52 percent of votes in last week's bundle for election. echo as president has declined to run an upcoming elections b. i'm a law. so is governing by decree after we dissolved upon them at last month during impeachment hearings. those are the headlines. the news is going to continue here on audra 0 off to witness the how are you doing? how is 5 right now? let me think you know, i have been trying to find answers for many years, but our past situation. so i'm wondering how it was to grow up with my mother and sister updating with the media the i thing. yeah, the normal with the data made it live out of the land. somebody there with that phone all the detail, but a

his country 6 dialogue rather than confrontation for his louis reports from the shangri la dialogue and singapore. after security summit in single defense minister lesion for outlines, china is position and issues a warning. in essence, attempts to push through a nature like lines and the asia pacific. is there a way of holding regional countries hostage and heights and confrontation, which will only cause disputes? i'm friends, the region into conflict. the us in china adjusting for influence in the region. they've been trading blame, accusing each other of provocative acts and the lack of dialogue. while many analysts say competition between the us and china has created uncertainties in asia pacific. the main message we've been hearing at this summit is conflict isn't inevitable, but the situation does have to be managed. delegates and analysts agree that conflict in the region would be devastating. the question is, how are you going to get that calibration right? so i think that is where everybody is engaging a little bit of guesswork because the piece of the, of the aging right now. and the d

the statement was made on friday during the shangri la dialogue, defense ministers meeting and singapore the to day. some aims to counter security challenges in the region. the chinese president held the same sentiment as he called on his top security officials to consider worst case scenarios. the complexity and severity of national security problems faced by our country have increased dramatically. we must be ready to withstand the major test of high winds choppy waters and even dangerous storms. so she's comments comment mid plans for the 1st joint drills between the philippines, the u. s. and japan scheduled to take place in several days. they include maritime exercises in the south china sea and carrying out search and rescue operations. geo political analyst and author don mclean, gill says that the chinese response was expected intentions with the us will continue to rise south east asian east asia, the south and east china seas are perhaps one of the most critical slash points within the geo politics of asia. and we have to understand that every addition or subtraction of strateg

the statement was made on friday during the shangri la dialogue, defense ministers meeting and singapore. the to day summit aims to counter security challenges in the region. the chinese president held the same sentiment as he called on his top security officials to consider worst case scenarios. the complexity and severity of national security problems faced by our country have increased dramatically. we must be ready to withstand the major test of high wind choppy waters and even dangerous storms. she's comments came and made plans for the 1st joint drills between the philippines, us and japan. scheduled to take place in several days, which include maritime exercises in the south china seats and carrying out search and rescue operations. the vice chairman of the shanghai center for room pass and international studies. believe that the us is provoking china by staging, more games with us, how i was trying to is mix happy about is that the us on to this day still considers itself as the world's police. and this case then play interfering into our regional affairs, particularly of domesti

the 2 superpowers have taken part in the defense form in singapore known as the shangri la dialogue flores. louis reports from singapore at asia's biggest security summit. the us outlines its vision for the region defense secretary lloyd austin says countries represented here have a responsibility to keep the asia pacific safe and secure. our shared goals are quick to deter regression and to deepen the rules and norms that promote prosperity and prevent conflict. as so we're stepping up planning and coordination and training with our friends from the east china sea to the south china sea to the end, you know, co scott's from the us, japan and the philippines, holding maritime drills and the south china sea. the 1st such joint exercises security analysts consider the region a potential flash point. the us regularly conducts freedom of navigation operations against china is aggressive a session of its territorial claims. for the chinese senior cano argues that it's american actions that cause instability makes this region moss come from patient taking the animal, you know, challenging, diffi

the shangri la dialogue, which has opened in singapore, in his keynote speech, australian prime minister anthony alban, easy urged beijing to reopen the high level communication channels with washington . and he backed efforts by the, by the administration to establish dialogue with china. if you don't have the pressure valve of dialogue, if you don't have the capacity at a decision making level, to pick up this on the psych, some clarity or provide some context. and there was all was a much greater risk of assumptions spilling of inter irretrievable action. and reaction starkey a $600.00 newly elected members of parliament being sworn in at a ceremony in ankara. the governing alliance, one most seats in parliamentary, last month's election and the re elected president rich apply for the one will be, you know, if you rated on saturday, some a bunch of 8 explains what happens next. there is going to be a change of the temporary speaker takes over. this is going to be decided by who is the oldest and be in parliament taking over the range from the current, the speaker, and that is a member

singapore. it's known as the shangri la summit named after the hotel which hosts the event. 's nuclear threat reprehensible. our correspondent monica miller is in singapore. she sent us this update. this has sent a signal to the world that the two superpowers are far apart on issues like taiwan and trade. the host of this event has put out a report that also shows that countries in this region are feeling incredibly vulnerable in this state. == feeling incredibly vulnerable in this state. ~ . . . this state. -- australian prime minister anthony _ this state. -- australian prime minister anthony albanese - this state. -- australian prime minister anthony albanese a. | this state. -- australian prime - minister anthony albanese a. whether it is us security — minister anthony albanese a. whether it is us security with _ minister anthony albanese a. whether it is us security with less _ minister anthony albanese a. whether it is us security with less of _ minister anthony albanese a. whether it is us security with less of an - it is us security with less of an ability— it is us s

event now, and it's actually a global series — we're in berlin, we've done london, we're doing la, singapore inspire people also on this movement. what's your motivation for putting this on? my motivation was that i want to contribute with what i'm doing as an entrepreneur, and i saw a space here where it was lacking, this sustainability event in europe, so i said hey, let's do it, it's a big opportunity. was there a moment for you when the climate crisis came into vision and you decided to focus on that? it's not one moment, it's a process. and also i'm coming from the angle that i love this tech innovation, that's what fascinates me, and the opportunity that there is now for innovation to have this positive impact, you know, that's a lovely combination. so that's my angle that i'm coming from and it starts with mobility. we can make mobility a lot more efficient, a lot more sustainable and beyond there, there's food innovation, there's property innovation, so much is happening — also artificial intelligence now. it's going to be huge for sustainability because it's going to make everything

i think this is a very significant weekend here in singapore at the shangri-la dialogue. the u.s.ina relationship in many ways has been the biggest part, the dominant part of the conversation in the 2 1/2 days of this conference. we've seen big speeches from defense secretary austin and the united states and his chinese counterpart, the chinese defense minister li shan fu, both who have spoken. on the u.s. side there were moves to try and arrange a meeting but china rejected a chance to have that bilateral meeting between the leaders. that was referred to in their respective speeches. secretary austin said that it would be much more useful to go beyond just a handshake at dinner and have substantive dialogue. but the chinese in response have been saying for quite a while that they need certain conditions to be in place before they meet, and chief among those is the fact that general li has been sanctioned by the united states for his role in some weapons purchases from russia several years ago. but also because i think the chinese say that they're not pleased with america's tone a

united states in the western pacific and globally as wellment i look at what happened in singapore with the shangri-lalloyd austin there, and lee from china is there, they're not meeting there, snubbing them. and lloyd's word, sounds like the state department. he's the muscle of the u.s. government meaning the defense department he needs to act tough and talk tough and remind the chinese that we're a global power and a very powerful power as well. this thing that just happened recently on the jet fly-by against our reconnaissance aircraft, look, the chinese look at 200 mile exclusion zone from land. we recognize 12 miles. we need to muscle up and we need to push back on them and we need to enforce our defense in taiwan as well. three philosophies at play. one i call the obama-biden philosophy, strategic ambivalence, we're not sure where they stand and the bush doctrine, put troops on the ground, think afghanistan. and what i call the reagan-trump doctrine, help our allies defend themselves the maximum possible. and send a message to the chinese, up-gun taiwan, for any invasion plans, i think they're i

tensions between the us and beijing have been on display at the shangri—la dialogue, an annual summit which takes place in singaporethe us defense secretary, lloyd austin, briefly shook hands with his chinese counterpart, general li shang—fu, on the sidelines of the summit — but beijing rejected direct talks between the two because general li is currently under us sanctions. we will strive for the prospect of peaceful reunification with utmost sincerity and the greatest difference, but we make no promise to renounce the use of force. if anyone dares to separate taiwan from china, the chinese military will not hesitate for a second. we will fear no opponents and resolutely safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity, regardless of any cost. , ., , , integrity, regardless of any cost. , . , , , cost. general lee briefly shook hands with _ cost. general lee briefly shook hands with his _ cost. general lee briefly shook hands with his us _ cost. general lee briefly shook hands with his us counterpart, j hands with his us counterpart, general lloyd austin, on the sidelines of the summit. but beijing rejecte

the shangri-la dialogue conference in singapore bridges the u.s. but may also further highlight the rift. we get more with the director general of the international institute for strategic studies. thank you for joining us. the old calculus is -- and i am talking about taiwan and the tensions surrounding the island. the old calculus is when the price of war becomes part less than the price of peace, wars occur, and with decoupling, the risk of war continues to go down because beijing continues to have less to lose. john: i would not analyze the regional security market quite in that way. i do not think the people's republic of china wants to invade taiwan. they have said often that they want a peaceful reunification. there is a risk that if their blockades on taiwan become more aggressive, than the military could curve and the united states has been clear that the one china policy is one to which the u.s. still holds. in the economic, political domain, there is risk of decoupling, there is a risk of conflict there. in the big question for those who

singapore. defence leaders from more than a0 countries will meet at the shangri la hotel.nsions continue to grow between the two countries, their defence spending is following a similar trend. monica miller reports. the escalating tension between the two countries is turning out to be costly for the us and china. beijing has increased its military spending by more than 7% this year as they try to modernise their military. however, the americans have roughly $840 billion — that's more than double what china has to spend. despite geo— political tensions, the two still heavily rely on trade with one another, and that number reached a record high last year of almost $700 billion. that's even if both sides have been in a trade war since 2018. after covid, americans started to buy more goods from china like toys and smartphones, in the us started to sell more products to china like agricultural goods, such as corn and soybeans. but now the two sides find themselves in another clash over semiconductors. washington has imposed export controls on sign that limits the sale of chip—m

tensions between the us and beijing have been on display at the shangri—la dialogue, an annual summit which takes place in singaporecouple of hours ago, general li shang—fu reiterated china's staunch line that taiwan is its territory, and warned other countries not to interfere there. translation: we will strive | for the prospect of peacefully reunification with most sincerity and greatest efforts, but we make no promise to announce the use of force. if anyone there is to separate strive to separate taiwan from china the chinese military will not hesitate for a second. we will fear no opponents and resolutely safeguard our territory regardless of any cost. the bbc�*s monica miller is at the summit for us in singapore. certainly took aim at the united states however he may have only called the us by its name once. he referred to it and there was a lot of discussion about the mutual respect or lack thereof. thank ou for respect or lack thereof. thank you forjoining _ respect or lack thereof. thank you forjoining us _ respect or lack thereof. thank you forjoining us on - respect or lack thereof. thank you forjoining

the shangri la dialogue, which has opened in singapore far as louis reports. this use china with a dialogue, a gathering of defense officials, is taking place against a backdrop of increasingly strained us. china relations. china has said its defense minister general the junk food will not meet us defense secretary lloyd austin because of us sanctions imposed in 2018 on generally for russian arms purchases. somebody in this state, they don't expect ties to improve quite so quickly. us china relationship is really characterized by competition at the moment. and there are considerable strains, the verging interest, and certainly in foreign policy, there's a certain amount of competition for influence and relationships in the region. and that's of course, playing out on the margins here at the shangri la dialogue. just recently, the us accused the chinese 5 digit of carrying out 10 aggressive maneuver in international airspace over the south china sea. china and response blamed us military reconnaissance activities for being provocative astray, employment as the

we saw that over the weekend at the shangri-la dialogue in singapore.t there was no meeting between the defense chiefs of washington and beijing. that is a question for the broader national security apparatus as well as business community. what does this mean for them if you can't have your top level military chiefs, which is ground zero, and where a lot of tension stands, is in the taiwan strait. we saw that this weekend with a chinese vessel coming close to u.s. worship. lisa: as we gear up for the applicable circus of the election, how does this play in? the china u.s. relationship between publicans and democrats, how much splintering has there been? we have heard there splintering over ukraine aid. to be get a sense of where positions are coming out? annmarie: you would be hard-pressed to find anyone in washington or on the campaign trail not wanting a tough stance on china. it could be very difficult for the biden administration as they try this rapprochement from china. you're waiting to see whether secretary blinken will go. this trip got deraile

wanted to have at this shangri-la dialogue in singapore a sink -- sit down between these defense ministers having disengagement with china. we have seen a number of outreach is happening on the part of the administration. in the chinese perspective they were not willing to meet almost sanctions put on the minister and 2018 for overseeing some transfer of russian military equipment, unless those were lifted they were not going to have a meeting. i asked the president about this would you consider lifting the sanctions. the chinese were saying we are not going to have a meeting. there was this friendly handshake but the rhetoric was red-hot. something he said, we will never hesitate to defend our legitimate rights and interests let alone sacrificing the nations core interests. as the lyrics of a well-known chinese song goes as friends visit us we welcome them. when jackalscome we will face them with shotguns. you what a warship of the u.s. transiting through when a chinese vessel came through. that is the concern of every other defense minister in the room. it could be an accident that could

la dialogue. these are live pictures now from that security conference and singapore, which is being attended by defense minister for more than 40 countries. i think prime minister lawrence wong has just the 2 superpowers to resolve tensions. the us senate has improved a bipartisan deal to lift the government. that's the $1.00 trillion dollar debt limit. the legislation of us. what would have been the countries fast and national debt default the u has called for new poles in northern cost of the ethnic subset and protesting against the election of ethnic albanian naz subs. don't recognize the cost of those independence and boy costs at the municipal court in april as well. there's the headlines. i'll be back with more often. the 2nd part of the will into the in cairo. the morning of monday, the 6th of june, 1967 a day that will change the history of the middle east. the plane is waiting to take off towards sinai. marshall, i've been hacked. you mohammed, deputies, supreme commander of the egyptian armed forces is making a morale. boosting visit to troops deployed on the port is with israel for the last

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singapore. defense officials from japan, the u.s., and china will attend the three-day talks known as the shang ri la dialogue. >> aiko, what's the latest? >> reporter: delegates from around the world have started arriving at the conference venue, many in military uniform. registration for participants is under way. authorities have increased security in and around the hotel where the event is being held. motorists have been advised to avoid the roads near the hotel. over 600 delegates from about 50 countries are expected to attend. the list includes defense ministers and security experts from the u.s., ukraine, china and japan to name a few. they will discuss some of the most pressing security issues that confront the asia pacific region today. from nuclear weapons and disarmament in the region to the south china sea and the south pacific, where china is stepping up its influence. and growing concerns about north korea. >> speaking of north korea, japan was on high alert when pyongyang launched a suspected ballistic missile. how are the delegates reacting there? >> reporter: well, the launch was dee