china's accused of mass atrocities against the uighurs, of incarcerating over a million people, of subjecting uighurs to forced labour and sterilisations — allegations it denies. but in this remote area of northcused of terrorism, and put in a cell with dozens of other women who were all given regular injections and pills that stopped their periods. once every ten days, she says, they were forced to strip naked. this man was accused by china of revealing state secrets in1993, and jailed. he now has asylum in norway, where he's active in the uighur community. but in 2017, he says he got a video call in which he could see his brother and sister hanging by their arms from a ceiling. he says a policeman called and stopped him to stop funding uighur groups in turkey, to stop mixing with other uighur exiles. he refused. since then, he says his entire family — 30 people in all — have disappeared. it's impossible for us to verify their accounts. china prevents independent journalists and human rights organisations from operating freely in xinjiang, where most uighurs live. these pictures from state media show the region as a happy tourist destination. chinese officials call it a place of harmony. but

we've got plenty of sunshine coming through and a weather system up in north china is going to bring wet and windy conditions to the korean peninsula. but japan is going to dry up as those rains pushed out further east. tokyo, coming in at 30 degrees celsius with lots of sunshine coming through. and it continues to be a wet picture for india. those one soon rains will allow this week, but we are seeing some heavy rains across the router pradesh, affecting parts of the pool as well. 8 we could see more flash flooding where those rains aren't particularly torrential and bangladesh and me and my thing. a lot of that wet weather, the western coast of india as well impacted by those rains. it's up in the northwest. the things are looking a lot finer and dryer with a sunshine coming through new daily sitting there with temperatures in the mid thirty's. sponsored call cut on airways 300 years, a danish colonization, an international interest in the island for his grade. the younger generation emerging and nephew meet hirata and he'd be on faith as jude and, and a politician as they tackle a

we've got plenty of sunshine coming through and a weather system up in north china is going to bring wet and windy conditions to the korean peninsula. but japan is going to y up as those rains push out further east. tokyo, coming in at 30 degrees celsius with lots of sunshine coming through. and it continues to be a wet picture for india. those monsoon range will allow this week, but we are seeing some heavy rains across pradesh, affecting parts of nepal as well. we could see more flash flooding where those rains aren't particularly torrential and bangladesh and me and mocking a lot of that wet weather. the western coast of india as well impacted by those rains. it's up in the northwest. the things are looking a lot finer and dryer with a sunshine coming through new delhi, sitting there with temperatures in the mid thirty's. sponsor cut on airways. something was going to change. anything really change? this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the area know what to say. so we are also looking at the world as it is right now, not the worl

but it's not one of those dictatorship region that we see that, you know, like north korea, china, or either the government so they might recall cedar. yes. fred mooney is our correspondent in west africa. thank you very much. now let's take a look at some other business stories making headlines. communities in madagascar are on the verge of starvation after the worst route and for decades, a devastated the south of the island. the world food program says more than a 1000000 people can be affected. the group estimates that nearly $80000000.00 is needed to fight the crisis by on tech says it's covered 1900 vaccine as effective against the variance currently circulating. the german company has also revealed its developing a booster shot of its job with us far my firm, pfizer biotech says it doesn't yet know how long protection would last. so this now former nice and boss carlos, go and has made daring getaways before. now he's done the same in the middle of an interview with the w. he was speaking to conflict, zoned, 10 sebastian, 18 months after escape from japanese custody. go and was

china. all allies agreed to that. secondly, yes, nato is a northts and challenges including china. crosstalk forgive me but macron�*s point is that we in nato have many serious challenges close to home, not least with vladimir putin and we must not, to quote macron, "distract ourselves" by getting involved on the level you have with china. firstly, we all agreed on the message from the summit and you just quoted from that statement, our communique. second, nato does not have the luxury of choosing one threat or another. we need to address russia�*s aggressive actions and we also need to address the security consequences of the rise of china. we cannot choose. we do not have that luxury. secondly, this is not about moving nato to asia. this is about that in this region we are faced with the challenges that the rise of china poses to us. we see them coming closer to us at home, trying to control critical infrastructure such as the 5g networks and investing heavily in parts of critical infrastructure. we see them in africa and the arctic, we see them

now it's north america but when china comes book or international kocomes back on, they're opening behind under the circumstances -- us. i think it's a further tailwind. >> delano, what's your stand on nike >> they mentionedwholesale was really strong. this was a company that wanted to slim down distributors as far as a year ago, but that side of the business was stalled, which tells me that demand is there. if demand is there for nike, this could also be a further tailwind for other retail directors. i think it's just a really strong quarter for the stock that's lagging here today. >> tim, i'm sure you're happy with your nike shares, but i want to get to what karen brought up, which is is this the nike store or should we be concerned about other retailers? it showed a slowdown in certain consumers, so is this a nike-specific phenomenon we're seeing and maybe we should have more concern about some of the others >> i think it's more nike than it is the h halo effect nike's exposure to leisure and just the dynamics of coming out of covid where it was feeling comfortable and looking athletic

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and china on issues such as taiwan, how does that factor into any possibility of talks with north korea perhaps more crucial now than it was even during the trump administration, jake, because of the fact that north korea is pinning its hopes on somehow resuming trade, cross-border trade with china to get food into the country. north korean policy has completely shifted towards beijing right now. but given that the u.s. and china are really locked in a series of escalations. you have the guided missile destroyer, the u.s.s. curtis wilbur crossing the taiwan straight just yesterday. this comes days after china's largest-ever air incursion. so if president biden want to work with president xi on issues like north korea, they have a lot of other things that are higher up on their list as well. and you have north korea more isolated than perhaps it's been in decades, because most foreign diplomats and aideworkers have been forced to leave the country because of the covid-19 border shut down. and really they're running out of everything in north korea from food to medical supplies. it's a di

china's accused of mass atrocities against the uighurs, of incarcerating over a million people, of subjecting uighurs to forced labour and sterilisations — allegations it denies. but in this remote area of north a headscarf or having a beard can put you behind bars. gulbaharjalilova says she was arrested in 2017, accused of terrorism, and put in a cell with dozens of other women who were all given regular injections and pills that stopped their periods. once every ten days, she says, they were forced to strip naked. this man was accused by china of revealing state secrets ini993, and jailed. he now has asylum in norway, where he's active in the uighur community. but in 2017, he says he got a video call in which he could see his brother and sister hanging by their arms from a ceiling. he says a policeman called and told him to stop funding uighur groups in turkey, to stop mixing with other uighur exiles. he refused. since then, he says his entire family — 30 people in all — have disappeared. it's impossible for us to verify their accounts. china prevents independent journalists and human rights organisations from operating freely in xinjiang, where most uighurs live. these pictures from state

china's accused of mass atrocities against the uighurs, of incarcerating over a million people, of subjecting uighurs to forced labour and sterilisations — allegations it denies. but in this remote area of northdscarf or having a beard can put you behind bars. gulbaharjalilova says she was arrested in 2017, accused of terrorism, and put in a cell with dozens of other women who were all given regular injections and pills that stopped their periods. once every ten days, she says, they were forced to strip naked. this man was accused by china of revealing state secrets in1993, and jailed. he now has asylum in norway, where he's active in the uighur community. but in 2017, he says he got a video call in which he could see his brother and sister hanging by their arms from a ceiling. he says a policeman called and told him to stop funding uighur groups in turkey, to stop mixing with other uighur exiles. he refused. since then, he says his entire family — 30 people in all — have disappeared. it's impossible for us to verify their accounts. china prevents independent journalists and human rights organisations from operating freely in xinjiang, where most uighurs live. these pictures from state media

begun hearing first—hand evidence of alleged human rights abuses against the uyghur people in north—western chinaity in xinjiang province, home to the mainly—muslim minority. beijing says the tribunal has no credibility. thousands of police have been patrolling the streets of hong kong to stop people commemorating the anniversary of the 1989 massacre in tiananmen square in beijing. the authorities had banned vigils, citing coronavirus restrictions. areas where people usually gather to mark the date — including victoria park — were closed off. police say six people were arrested. a group of geologists sent by the mexican government have arrived in the state of puebla to examine a huge sinkhole that appeared a week ago on agricultural land. the hole has been growing larger by the day and is now around 100 metres across and 20 metres deep. when an australian pathology technician noticed people bringing their dogs along to drive—through covid test centres — she quickly realised it was a perfect photo—op. by the time the car gets to me i am already out of my seat going, where is the dog, the dog. my n

where a might flow from. clearly we should keep in mind to this year is especially year for north korea, china relations as they're renewing their mutual aid and defense treaty. so you can imagine that probably the 1st place they might be looking for is from china. as you say, of course, it's very difficult to get any sort of information about the state, the current state of north korea. but we understand that the economy is already suffering because of those international factions. things that have been international to have been natural disasters. what could be the knock on effect for north korea? if covered $900.00 starts to spread through the country? well clearly the most obvious not going to affect would be a, a system that already mel nurses. it's people that economically mismanaged and doesn't do a good job of channeling the resources that it does have into the places where it needs to go would find its population under increasing stress not only economically but now also in terms of public health. the health care system is likely very shabby and clearly under resource and not really c

and it's also looking fine and dry up in the north of china. some of the strong winds were mongolia blowing down into beijing. and we could see some sand and dust kicked around bare but the wet weather is in the east shanghai in store for a pretty wet weekend. those heavy rains coming in. but for now the korean peninsula remaining pretty fine and dry. much of that wet weather is going to be affecting japan. sponsor cut on airways. but it goes from one is a home cup was what rooms were made, it turned into a nightmare of rest and torture by the female junction footballing legend, eric can't introduce his cloud. your temporary, one of the special few stood up for their beliefs. whatever that cost football rebels on al jazeera. oh, a watching all just did. i'm reminder of our top stories this. our former ivory coast president for home button bull has returned home 10 years after being extradited for war crimes. it was later quoted by the international criminal court. the charges stand from post election violence in 2011 when he refused to concede

stocky and powerfully built, able to withstand the freezing temperatures of what is now north—eastern chinaeatures emerged. they became progressively more developed, until 2 million years ago, our ancient ancestor homo erectus emerged. that led to our close cousins, the neanderthals and us, and we coexisted a few hundred thousand years ago. dragon man, it's claimed, is a new species that lived alongside us. not only that, it's more closely related to us. one of britain's leading experts in the field is part of the research team. after examining this replica made from resin, he believes that the dragon man is a hugely important discovery. i've been studying human evolution for the last 50 years or so and this, for me, is one of the most significant fossils that i have seen and studied in all of that time. and it really gives us a new view of human evolution, because it looks like, on our analyses, this is a sister species homo sapiens, our own species. some experts believe that the dragon man might belong to a mysterious branch of humans called the denisovans. all we know about them is from

every year, tens of thousands of pregnant tibetan antelopes migrate in qinghai province in north—west china leave with their offspring in summertime. local officials say there's been good progress recently in conserving their habitats. that's helped the breeding and migration of the antelopes in nature reserves and beyond. this year's migration began in late april. protection stations have been set up along the migration route, and measures such as temporary traffic controls have been put in place to ensure the species reach their breeding spots undisturbed. a recap of our main story that we are continuing to follow reports of explosions in gaza. palestinian security forces are reporting that. do you stay with bbc news. hello again. tuesday was another very warm day across england and wales. temperatures peaked at 27 degrees celsius. that's just two down from the hottest day of the year, which was at the start of the week on monday. and as i say, england and wales enjoyed a lot of sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, a different story. we had rain, and that band of rain continues to pus

north. we've already seen flooding in the south for in the china. we've got heavier thunder re down port for southern areas of thailand. and it's a similar story for cambodia, the malay peninsula. also seeing some of that wet weather as we move to india. it's a wet story across southern areas. those monsoon rains are kicking in sponsor cut on airways. most people will never know what's beyond these doors, the deafening silence of 100000. how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious with fear it's not an option. but when most people o a here without to 0, and these are the soft or is this our israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu going on? all right, tween can i set members to oppose a potential new coalition? power sharing government includes palestinian if any party for the 1st time security forces, indiana closed off major roads leading to government and military headquarters. how soon activists the mocking 2nd anniversary of the 2900 massacre a peaceful protest. and

and it's also looking fine and dry up in the north of china. so with a strong wind from mongolia blowing down into beijing and we could see some sand and dust kicked around there. but the wet weather is in the east shanghai in store for a pretty wet weekend. those heavy rains coming in. but for now the korean peninsula remaining pretty fine and dry. much of that wet weather is going to be affecting japan. sponsor cut on airways. 300 years and danish come and i think an international interest in the i didn't refill. 10th grade, a young generation emerging, determined, and nephew in meet him and he'd be on faith as jude and a politician as they tackle age old issues with that powerful fight for greenland. a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, you want to go to 0 reminder of our top stories this our former ivory coast president le home by the vote has returned home 10 years to be extradited for war crimes. the international criminal court accorded him the charges date back to 2010 . when he refused to concede defeat after a presidential

hello, here's your weather story for asia pacific, still the weather maker toward the north of china, mongolia swinging down some weather and also whipping up the winds. we've seen them in beijing 40 to 50 kilometers per hour. what weather pulls away from the korean peninsula and still dealing with unsettled conditions for q issue. so or soccer, scattered showers for you are plum rains falling across the yangtze river valley, but swamp into the south. so we'll get some breaks in there for shanghai. southeast asia looks like this, some dry spells, but will also have thunderstorms mix. been there, so bangkok, 33 degrees, some sunshine, but afternoon storms to be expected toward the sub continent. you know already it's been an intense monsoon season right out of the gate, a big impact to nepal. hundreds of people have been impacted by floods here in the himalayan regions, rivers over bursting their banks and we look at what's going on on friday when we see the yellows popping up on our map here. these are down ports of brain. we could seen additional 102200 millimeters of rain, also a bi

story for the korean peninsula. wet weather is on the way thanks to this weather system in the north of china, beijing as expecting to see quite a lot of fun, the storms taking them through to the end of the week. as we move to india, it's a very wet picture, particularly for the north and east and north eastern states got an orange warning for those who wrenched rains and it's not only india that will be affected. it's nepal. and as well as me and mom and bungler dish, and those range will continue to fall across the western coast of india, affecting the multiplan and sure lanka sponsored pay cut on airways. ah, welcome to port on your gateway to the very best to volunteer. there is online content that you may have met a new program that the for our platforms makes the connections and presents a digestible scene, each the award winning online content on their audience. portal with me founder gotten on to 0 me ah, ah ah, welcome back from out of our top stories. our federal government has an outside unilateral fire in see ground level say they are in full control of the regional capital. mccl

i just south of tokyo and a really heavy band of what weather to the north of china stretching down to the yangtze river valley and just shooting south of shanghai on wednesday. okay, next step, i want to take you to southeast asia and really the name of the game here is our thunder downpours bank called coachman city, called import and singapore. but we do have a heavier pulse of rain for brunei. it's going to be dry for loose on island in the philippines. but toward the south dow, we can expect some downpours of rain here. our south west monsoon has really been giving the lashing toward the west coast of india over the past 24 hours and go a 134 millimeters of rain. we did have red weather alerts in play for go up canada and also toward east pradesh. now by wednesday those are drop but still heavy rain for the west coast of india and the south west monsoon. really having a big impact as we had toward nepal, bungler, dash, and baton rate through me and mar. and we see these yellows pop up on are not those are heavier concentrations of rain to be expected. sponsored pay cut on airways.

in the north of china, beijing is expecting to see quite a lot of fun. the storms taking them through to the end of the week. as we move to india, it's a very wet picture, particularly for the north and eastern north eastern states and got an orange warning for those who wrenched rains. and it's not only india that will be affected, it's an a pow and as well as me and mom and bungler dish. and those range will continue to fall across the western coast of india, affecting the multiplan and sri lanka. sponsored call cut on airways. history is forgotten, pero yet in spain, state him post them easier, was enshrined in law. diminishing the plight of countless victims of franco's 36 year dictatorship. put a group of survivors has launched an international law suit hoping to bring those accountable to justice and force the country to acknowledge its fascist past. the silence of others weakness on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, welcome back and pick them out of our top stories here. our federal government does announce the unilateral cease fire into grind rentals say th

believe age members would be interested in any information you can share related to china and north korea, specifically related to china's institute of biological products, located in beijing, wilheim to include overhead imagery, analysis of possible to help us get the details straight. we bring an investigative journalist, been one thanks for joining me. been. thanks for me on. ok. so i want to start with these documents. who are they between and do you feel like they revealed anything to the public? well, i think they reveal a couple of things, so it's pretty interesting because as we look at this, as you mentioned, this is a very old document. it goes all the way back to 2009. it's a state department table and it's essentially associated with something called the australia group. ok. the australia group by the way, just so i can help people to understand what that is. if you've never heard that term before, it's an international export control forum. organize to prevent the spread of technologies and research that could be used for chemical and biological weapons. now apparently, accor

road, and i think the bad guys have figured that out, and i think the bad actors of russia, north korea, china as well, and we'll have another attack if we don't start sharing information in a better manner. >> we saw that back in 2014, 2015 when we were attacked and groups had figured out the friction we have with the banks and that we don't share information through the government, it was basically through the financial industries isac, they were managing that, but when they got attacked, they also couldn't call in the cavalry, some sort of government entity to say, we need to stop the hemorrhaging here but we also need to let people know this is the current way the attacks are going. i hope in ten years we've learned more about that, but i also feel we keep watching this over and over and not learning from it. >> no question about it. >> going back to your sec days, and i'm not a big regulation person unless i feel like we've gotten pushed into a corner, and i sort of feel like we got pushed into a corner on this one, and it used to be that boards didn't pay attention to things going on in

yes, jackson is right that russia, china, iran, north korea, they are the biggest players, but a lot of smaller nationstates are getting into this business. he has right to say that sometimes you might see false light activities, designed to look like it was the russians or chinese when it was somebody else. the thing about that type of effort is that the u.s. government is actually really good at attribution. it is hard, but they are good at it. what you see the u.s. doing more recently is coming out publicly and saying, we have done the work, we have done our homework, we figured out is the russian. when the u.s. government comes out publicly, you can take it to the bank because they spent a lot of time looking at these issues. that being said, you want to be on alert to who else might be involved, what they might be doing, and what their agenda is. jackson's point about looking at the geopolitical points is right on. host: caller: i am going to show some of my lack of knowledge to some degree. i am just wondering whether there could be any connection between cybersecurity and rans

and right now, the rank of china and north korea. iran on issuing a band on twitter g. do you feel comfortable in the company? can i just make the point i was trying to make if you go back to 2019 president motor body address the word the united nations general assembly. he spoke about the christ church attacks and the, the negative effect of live streaming of such violent acts. and, and encouraging terrorist groups and, and violent groups to, to have that space within social media which spreads others on into actual violence. this is no less different than that. so what, why do you has been consistent when it comes to that? but you are, you are forgetting what he, what you said in 2019. and just looking at his reaction towards social media as a week after a very prominent politician was killed in south eastern nigeria. a few days after the i called a few days after i pub had burnt. the electro commissions offices in the same region. mister ambassador, the reaction, please. let's look at the international reaction because canada, the e, u, the u. k, the u. s. they have

if it is, it is according to the guidelines and it is being conducted in north carolina, not in china>> you don't think. jackie: jason i was particularly struck by this on may 11th. that is why we played that sound bite tonight. you sit there and watch dr. fauci. we gave them this money. he does not know it wasn't use in the a specific way or not. he has no idea once the check is written what happens. >> well that's the whole point. it shows rand paul was three steps ahead of dr. fauci and does understand how this works. these are people that are supposed to be able to how track how a virus mutates and moves but can't seem to follow the money trail? when you give out a grant and fund specific person until or certain organizations i a duty to figure out what they are doing with it. jackie: yes. >> i think the truth is not on the side of dr. fauci here. he has time to write books. he has time to do "vanity fair" interviews. he didn't have time to actually do the science. that is why he needs to be dismissed sooner rather than later. jackie: you said something very important. you raised

north. we've already seen flooding in the south for into china . we've got heavier thunder re down port for southern areas of thailand. and it's a similar story for cambodia, the malay peninsula. also seeing some of that wet weather as we move to india. it's a wet story across southern areas. those monsoon rains are kicking in car. many thanks bill to come here on, but he's got hiler in thailand. we're 2 ancient artifacts. haven't returned from the united states where they were on display. cultural officials are hoping that this sends a message to museum around the world and it's sport. serena williams march is on at the french open highlights, coming up a little later. ah, june on jessie, who will take kassandra honeys, place will bring you the latest runs presidential election on june 18th, the bottom line returns to discuss current developments in us politics and how they affect the world. state whole gathering, the u. k. on june 11th for talks on key issues at the g 7 summit, a new series portal brings years award winning digital content to our

she is, the capital of sin. jung in china's north west. the region is home to the week is a turkey muslim people, conflicts between weak is and the chinese government have wrapped it in violence in the past. since 2017, the region has seen an unprecedented incarceration of muslim minorities in re education camps. could be new acidic, used to be a primary school teacher when she was suddenly assigned to this facility on the outskirts of the city to teach mentoring to an educated week. as she was told, one of them i saw that the feet and risks of the people were in shackles, were moving as if in slow motion. that is when i understood they had not taken me to a school for an educated adult, to a prison camp. it is unclear what is happening now with this site. we are quickly stopped from inquiring behind the incarceration stands a powerful network of surveillance and oppression. police stations with an eyesight of each other patrols in the street. policemen carry mobile id checking devices. it doesn't happen as much now, but in the past, peopl

iran, north korea, china. the world is watching this mostly with some glee perhaps. al qaeda is still out there. so it is a strange -- i think the world sees this as we do. a strange approach when it comes to signaling to the world what was supposed to be the strength of the united states, the opposite has occurred and in that handshake in the blink of an eye you can see who is confident and who is not. i don't think this reporter was trying to praise biden. i think he recognized that someone else was winning the image war here when it comes to strength. >> harris: wow. i want to get back to caitlin collins for a minute. some reporters rallied behind her. "new york magazine" said what kind of example does it set when the president insults the free press for asking a good questions in good faith? "new york times" said tough but completely fair, the question, i don't think she meant the president. she was backing up collins. you say what on this? >> i don't think the question was even tough. again, you can ask questions that allow someone to expand on something that sh

panel concluded that north korea had sharply stepped up its trade on oil products with the help of china's shipping industry that resulted in north korea exporting 3.7 million tons of coal. these nullify the sanctions and enable the kim regime to further oppress people and modernize its nuclear weapons program. so ambassador, what steps will you be taking to make sure that china adheres to this u.n. imposed sanctions on north korea and cracks down on illicit trade with the kim regime? ms. thomas-greenfield: thank you for that question. and let me assure you this is an issue that's on our plate. we raised this in context of the security council and we continue to work closely with the other members of the security council too promote full implementation of security council resolutions, including sanctions against the dprk government. we are aware of the reports regarding china. i have actually had discussions directly with the chinese on this issue. of course, their view is that they're not breaking the sanctions, but we made clear that our view is that they are. mrs. kim: thank you. mr. me

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have to have better defenses companies have to work with one another we cannot expect russia china iran and north korea when it comes to cybersecurity and these criminal hacker games but then to adopt last year. >> the topic cybersecurity ransomware to join the conversation you can do so. >> looking at your work at george mason university and your expertise? >> working on capitol hill as a young staffer doing it work into the policy realm and i came back i had a chance to work in the bush administration and the justice department and i worked on arranges cyberintelligence matters and then he went back to private practice for a couple of years and then we drafted the first cyberinformation sharing bill and in 2015 then have that opportunity the last six years the former director the commander of us cybercommand. >> the nine your house staffer have. how should capitol hill about this ransomware attack that they used to communicate with voters. >> that's an important issue because members of congress have to represent their constituents so that attack on that system makes it harder to do their job.

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