continuing to rise across the move in areas of pockets down in the system of the story across the north of china, beijing seen the temperature of peak up to the mid thirty's on monday, the korean peninsula continuing to see the mercury rise as well into choose day and some recovery to the temperature in touch of as that weather weather starts to pull its way east, but there's some very heavy rain to come over the next few days for southern and central pots of china. the cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization. but food today is a global commodity. the industry did not make money. how many people will be on and how it's cultivated, the contentious debates, public interest and the public safety is definitely not taking precedence. an in depth examination into our great business and the conflicting interests play, industry doesn't want any regulation. they just want to put the products on the market, the price of progress. oh no, jew sierra the the, the, you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder of our top story is the south. tequila is pressing for wants could be its 1st electi

and as we move to east asia and will weather to come for the likes of china as the weather moves away from the north of china, and we'll see some recovery in beijing. so do you want to be self? is there on friday? so the heat's back here, but down in the south is what story the rashes of rain putting their way further east stretching down south as well. and we could see some when, when the weather moving its way towards ty, one as that tie soon continues its track towards the north west. so look a ramping and show the temperature down. rain coming in here. lots of pleasant sunshine to be found in japan in tokyo, at $26.00 degrees. the the the at our again your what do you on the 0 reminder about top stories of saw and one of the own groups that noise detracts from the rushes border region earlier this week the told out 0 it receive support from the ukraine unami last report is more turn strikes region of 9 and choose the world health organization who has told down to 0 . it's being unable to deliver agents to dawn because humanitarian corridors have not been set up. as despite the safe spot between

and we have to also record what the 5, g, g, and the existence all the groups operating in the north of china as well. and they may be able to take advantage of the situation for their own paris hall. nobody why julian recommendations for don wouldn't be bearing the doctors. and indeed, if the stability and whatever remaining 5 in the news to continue all in the region in the central africa just in the public origin, is going to continue imperative that these countries come together. you know, living differences and you know, the situation so that they would upward the water. so that's good car. let me bring in, hey bill, how do you got the leak? i guess in that is have a said he's worried about a fragmented, sued on to think that's a realistic feel so far. if you look at what happened in my leave, you know, what happened to syria? what happened? do you know the country that, you know, had an arbor spring in a way the devolution started peacefully? so we had a resolution issue and i know not a pricing issue. the subject is, are 20 team. it's continue to put $29.00 team, which resulted in an a

and as we move to east asia and will weather to come for the likes of china as the weather moves away from the north of china, and we'll see some recovery in beijing. so do you want to be self? is there on friday? so the heat's back here, but down in the south, it's a wet story, the rashes of rain putting their way for the east, stretching down south as well. and we could see some wet and windy weather moving its way towards tie one. as that tie soon continues its track towards the north west. for the korean financial, the temperatures down rain coming in here, lots of pleasant sunshine to be found in japan, tokyo at $26.00 degrees. the joint label conversation was no, i'm good in the industry to be continued is say, this is a dialogue. we don't always talk to people that have different opinions that we do . everyone has to police must have it here as the society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. it was found, this was fun to have an american occupation for meetings to countries. the street on algae 0 the the to the back to what you all just bear with me. so rahman in doha reminder

much clear of the korean peninsula as we go towards the we can lots of heat coming back in from north of china, through to the south, we've got heat wave warnings out for hong kong, as well as the western and southern parts of taiwan. now we've moved to east asia. it's also a story of heat for parts of india, as well as me and mazda set, and you may record for the highest temperature and for bangladesh, west of the northwest corner, we got warnings out for those thunderstorms, affecting northern parts of pockets, done as well as india and winds picking up blowing into raja san we could see some dust storms here as well as some thunder storms in the days ahead. much clara across central air is a little bit of popcorn cloud here in this way. however, across from the southern areas in particular carrier, and we'll see some of those thunderstorms pop off in sri lanka on friday of the it's every young foothold is doing to turn professional living was appreciated for my autonomy and that's why mind for, to them issue out to 0, well full as 3 talented. i'm going to place from the broker as they strug

rolling into horseshoe by sunday, and into tokyo by the beginning of the week behind it from the north of china. much fine to dry a conditions the temperature in beijing sitting, sitting high. so this time, if you shanghai thing more in the way of cloud cover 20 degrees celsius, the on sunday is down further south. and we are seeing a lot of heat come through for hong kong, where it remains largely humid. now look at the temperature in tokyo by the time we get to monday, it's going to draw up for all the dramatically as that heavy rain rolls and heavy rain is a story for parts of south asia. in particular, the southern parts of india and shore line could we could see some flooding with more than a 100 millimeters of rain, expect it to for over 24 hours. but sometimes the storms that pick up as well on sunday in the very north we are expecting coverages to continue to sit high or above the seasonal average in places like new daily, 35 degrees celsius. much to why in places like pockets done as well as bangladesh, 36 degrees celsius inductor on sunday. the one 3rd of all the food for you is the w

continuing to rise across the move in areas of pockets down in the system of the story. across the north of china, beijing seen the temperature peak up to the mid thirty's, on monday, the korean peninsula continuing to see the mercury rise as well into choose day and some recovery to the temperature in touch of as that weather weather starts to pull its way east, but there's some very heavy rain to come over the next few days for southern and central parts of china. on the top off the law will, along with, with neither side, willing to negotiate because the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership. increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we headed the presidential election of 2024. critically look us politics, the boston line. there is no channel that covers the world news like we do, we revisit places the state houses are really invest in that. and that's a privilege, as a journalist is governing b j. p is the featured by congress in a vital stage election prime minister in the render emoji policies.

, another band of rain works is way across the north east of china. now as we walk our way towards wednesday, you can see the korean peninsula astonished to see that rain pulling it will eventually shift across shanghai, moving to southern parts of japan later in the week. the 2 other spinning customs, their families smuggling undocumented workers across the liquid festive pods, westberg to witness their incredible stories from over 9 years. desert smugglers with this document on the jersey to the sale to easy victories and previous elections. but not this time such as present with jet type i'd.

of this, another band of rain works is way across the north east of china. now as we walk our way towards wednesday, you can see the korean peninsula astonished to see that rain pulling. it will eventually shift across shanghai, moving to southern parts of japan. later in the week. the, the largest sleep classified us documents to no one had ever seen the nature of material in that quantity before really across the world. if only one publisher is facing charges for funds examined, as well as the prosecution of the weeks found for press freedom, if under the old if leaving the messenger. i can't imagine that the binding ministration wants of this case to be express freedom legacy. the imprisonment of juliet sons on a jersey to the you're watching it, which is here. a reminder of our top stores, the salad. tricky is presidential election. will go to a rental flight of this month. president's reach of type is one to 5 percent lead or that has 9 private balcony students, sundays function. they will face each other again at the end of the you in is going to the

of days. now, the low continued to push off to the east. meanwhile the low towards the north eastern areas of china moving on through. and diving down from there chilly weather in mongolia. the capital look at a high of 5, and beijing looking at high of 25 and tohoku a high of 23 as we go into the weekend. we've been looking at showers continue to develop into the southern plains of the united states and low pressure system move on through and looking at active weather and thunderstorms in oklahoma city with a high of 22. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now, the nikkei's average climbed to a 32-year high on friday. the gains reflect investor confidence lifted by robust earnings and improving forecasts at japanese companies. the index finished the day at 30,808. that's up 0.7% from thursday hitting ithighest levels since august 1990. it briefly rose 350 points. the nikkei 225 has

of china the threat they are to the rest of humanity. and i think we need spread its words in america, too, because most people don't understand that they somehow think north korea exists on their own. now, without china's help. oh, i think that is more like political level that we can do. and the second level is, of course, that you can engage this. a there are missionary groups, so they're asking north koreans there are 300,000 of them i see in china hiding and you can one person for $2,000. so it's a during the holocaust, you know there are who save the jewish people and like that you can save these people if you are willing and there are many ngos working on this issue right now. yeah. thank you. this next question will be our last question. thank you you. hi, i'm south korean vegetable. yeah. so thank you for coming here. so my question would be, is there going to be any possibilities for north koreans to earn their freedom back or if so, what do you think they'll be the best possible scenario that could? yeah, thank you for that question. and a unification just happened here. oh, the only possibility of north korean crumbling is if china's communist

of a conflict on its doorstep. be it from a belligerent north korea, or because of china's increased aggression toward taiwan. world's most famous shipwreck — the titanic — we'll show you the first full—sized sd scan that's been created. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. there've been dramatic scenes in northern italy — after 1a rivers burst their banks, flooding 23 towns. at least eight people died, after parts of the emilia romagna region saw half a metre of rain injust 36 hours. the extreme weather comes as scientists warned that the world will almost certainly experience its hottest year on record within the next five years. and a key temperature threshold is likely to be breached for the first time —— which is a rise in global temperature by 1.5 degrees celsius, above pre—industrial levels. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. remember last summer? temperatures in england breached a0 degrees celsius for the first time, driving wildfires and helping make 2022 the hottest year ever recorded in the uk. and we can expect even hotter weather worldwide in the c

japan, after the capture of manchuria , invaded north central china, occupied beijing tian shanghai and began to oust its foreign competitors from the zone of occupation. 38 germany captured austria in the fall of 1938 . from the thirty-ninth year of the ussr begins to implement the plan of the third five-year plan, he is completely military for the first time military service becomes a universal duty soviet the leadership believes that the war will begin already in this thirty-ninth year, the so-called weiss plan is demonstrated, the plan of attack on poland, it was approved by hitler on april 11, the thirty-ninth year, from hitler's directive before the invasion of poland, from birth , intended for menial work in poland , it is necessary to maintain a low standard of living for the poles lazy. therefore, in order to force them to work, it is necessary to resort to coercion , it is necessary to close all educational institutions, especially technical colleges in order to to prevent. of the polish intelligentsia the german general staff prepared a blitzkrieg lightning-fast defeat of the

of year. but the temperatures will be coming down that says what's the weather starts to build across the north east of china. we're also going to see some very weather working its way east, across 7 and central pods, pulling into shanghai. by the time we get into wednesday, knocking the temperature down to $23.00 degrees celsius on wednesday, the this convening is taking place during a critical time for the global economy. we're going to hear from a slate of leaders and businesses and government. you'll speak to why we need to strengthen our trading ties and vicious rein transitional plans. enclose the skills graph that so many companies are struggling with the of the color. again, this is out of here and this reminds you of the main. here's the saw versus in tech, you will head back to the polls on may 28th to cost pallets and a presidential run off with both counseling and its final stages. president richard typo the one is just shows up a 50 percent dated to win. an outright majority to main opposition. candidates come out. can i still don't is training or the one with just on the 45 percent of the votes

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and 70 thousand more, were wounded. >> with entrant of china into the war, and withdrawal of u.n. troops from northesident truman now faces a major decision, would the u.s. and united nations continue the fight? and if so, how far was he willing to go to win, find out when we return after the break. ♪ the thought of getting screened ♪ ♪ for colon cancer made me queasy. ♪ ♪ but now i've found a way that's right for me. ♪ ♪ feels more easy. ♪ ♪ my doc and i agreed. ♪ ♪ i pick the time. ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ i did it my way! ♪ bret: mao's decision to deploy red army troops against u.n. forces changed cothe conflict, u.n. and chinese troops now faced off in the ground in airspace over korea russian and american pilots engaged directly with each other, what started as a proxy war, now seemed dangerously close do becoming a

in 2016, the last time north korea launched this type of vehicle, the un security council came together and issued new sanctions against north korea. today, chinaussia are siding with north korea because of larger geopolitical issues. including the us—china position and ukraine. the un security council is dysfunctional, so i'm not hopeful they will be issuing new sanctions. you mentioned that russia and china are starting to work closer with north korea. at what point do you start to worry that this will escalate even higher? and that the us may need to come in and help bolsterjapan in its efforts to defend itself, as well as south korea? we should be concerned about north korea's continued improvement in its nuclear missile capability, both in quantity and quality. even if this attempt was not successful, i think north korea will continue in its efforts to try to put a reconnaissance satellite in orbit because that is something they have been working on for a while. as i mentioned, it was in their modernisation plan in 2021 and they tested parts of it last year. they said the satellite itself was complete in april this year. this is something

between the hardline authoritarian regimes of china and russia, _ authoritarian regimes of china and russia, iran— authoritarian regimes of china and russia, iran and northof— russia, iran and north korea, and the rest of the world. i think a lot of people — the rest of the world. i think a lot of people will be somewhat disquieted by the depiction of the future _ in a week when the uk government has defended its hard—line policies to curb migration, albanian criminals in british prisons are being offered money and an early release to return home on deportation flights. the longstanding practice — which applies to all foreign offenders in britishjails — raises questions over ministers�* claims they're taking a "tough" approach to irregular migration to deter others. lucy williamson reports from albania. deportations to albania land in rocky territory. the diplomacy around them as bumpy as the descent into tirana airport. since a deal with albania five months ago, these uk government flights have multiplied into a weekly shuttle, bringing back more than 1,000 people so far this year. this is the model the uk government has pinned its hopes on, a country d

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china's space agency has known as the civilian national was into all of it. so yeah, the sense of 16 spacecraft took off with a 3 person crew from a north side in north west. china will conduct experiments of a jungling space station with a cruise, expect it to stay for 5 months or calling. baker has more in the country space achievement, so fall off in china is already a force in space, but that requires continued space science. the country landed a rover on mars in 2021, joining only the soviet union and the united states to have done so. but the moon offers a practical base for space exploration and china has several missions already. the strongly lender returned a sample from the surface in 2020 the 1st time that had been done in half a century, it revealed one of the places water might be found on the moon in tiny glass beads, which could be useful information for future emissions. now, china runs one of only 2 places that humans can live in orbit. the jungling space station on board assets are measuring how their bodies react to weightlessness and how to keep fit critical for steps to long term missions. there are experiments on how plants grow, how combus

has of extended deterrence means china is essentially the only country other than north korea with ane nuclear program in the region. surely -- i know that has not gone unnoticed in beijing. guest: yes, of course. right now as we discussed early on, it doesn't matter where these nuclear arms are, they can be fired from anywhere, from the continental u.s., from navy ships, airplanes and submarines. so this issue that bringing them closer is an issue for china, i don't think it is correct. as i said, there is a very stark difference. china believes it is going forward. it was very noticeable. very little press time was given to this particular issue. instead they doubled down on what is happening in ukraine and the fact that xi is appealing to the central asia and states to be part of this peace process, trying to assemble a group of unbiased and trustworthy countries that can intercede. so, china will stick to its idea that pushing peace is far better in terms of appealing to the global south and central asia. the u.s. believes that offering more nuclear deterrence and things like that

china. that's turn the page in terms of to dance. squeezy the groups ah, and we have to also record what the facility and the existence all the groups operating in the north of china. and they may be able to take advantage of the situation for their own paris hall. never really and recommendations to dance wouldn't be very disasters. and indeed if the stability and whatever remaining 5 in the news to continue both in the region in the central africa just in the public origin, is going to continue imperative that these countries come together. you know, living differences and you know, the situation so that they would upward the water. that's good car. let me bring in . hey bill, how you got the leak? i'm guessing that is have a said he's worried about a fragmented, sued on to think that's a realistic feel so far. if you look at what happened in the leave, you know what happened to syria? what happened during the countries that you know, had a spring in a way the illusion started peacefully. so we had revolutionists soon. i know that a pricing issue that is subject useful in for 2018. it continues to get there for 2018. it resulted in an agreement which is

launch this type of vehicle, the un security council came together and issued new sanctions against north korea. today chinated with north korea because of larger gel. political issues included the us china position and warranty period. the un security council is dysfunctional so i am not hopeful they will be issuing new sanctions. he mentioned that russia — new sanctions. he mentioned that russia and _ new sanctions. he mentioned that russia and china - new sanctions. he mentioned that russia and china are - that russia and china are starting to work closer to north korea. and what point do you start to worry that is what point do you start to worry that this will escalate to an even higher? and that the us visa and help bolsterjapan in its efforts to defend itself as well as south korea. we should be concerned _ well as south korea. we should be concerned about _ well as south korea. we should be concerned about north - be concerned about north korea's continued improvement in its nuclear missile capability both in quantity and quality. even if this attempt was not successful, i think north korea will con

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massive crowd have descended upon the great wall of china. 14,000 of people visited a section of the wall, in north visitors walking from tower to tower, climbing the wall, cueing the cable cars, the site, if you want tickets for the popular section of the great wall, you're out of luck, they're completely sold out, may 1 and may 2. meanwhile, in macao, let's show you this footage, hundreds of thousands of chinese tourists have crowding into there. this is an area known, of course, for its glitz ziy casin but also shopping. this surge comes after the pandemic restrictions lifted in january, in effect, opening the door wide for visitors for the first time in three years. according to people on the streets, whether tourists or business owners, they're saying the buzz is back. take a listen. >> translator: now the customers' flow has recovered to 60% to 70% of prepandemic levels so we're very busy. compared to during the pandemic, it's much more fulfilling and there is less worry. >> translator: to be honest, i feel that the vitality of the prepandemic period has really been restored with the crowds a

my question for you is, so we have been trying very hard to raise the awareness of human rights crisis in china, in north korea, shin jong and pyongyang, and everywhere in korea, pretty much. however oftentimes it doesn't really register with those dictators. and instead, china and north korea, they increase the number of camps and they are conducting propaganda that it's actually for them to reeducate their people, you know, saying as if it was, you know, for the sake of their people and a totalitarian country like north korea, when when there's no human rights, you know, including a religious freedom, nothing's guaranteed. but instead, north korea is very good at learning us. so what they're doing is they have been recruiting presbyterian pastors in the us and korea to fund groups. they utilize to use pastors as agents of and recruit in order, recruit more americans to believe in duty. ideal so my question for you is how what lessons can be learned from president reagan in order to counter those threats more strategically? thank you, nina. yeah, i mean, i think that all of that was true during the cold

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north korea views this exercise as a ground for an invasion of its territory. this is the answer exercise experts say that this exercise will be a weapon of china's anger , provokenorth korea and create an arms race in the east asian region. the value of the turkish lira reached its lowest level on friday, every 20 turkish lira was traded for one dollar, and its value against the dollar decreased by 6.4% this year . 85 million turkish citizens are waiting to determine the fate of their country. the 13th president turkey was determined two weeks ago, but none of the main dishes could get the majority vote or at least half, plus an array thrown into the boxes, and with the candidate of the presidential coalition and kamal kılıçdaroğlu, the candidate of the nation's coalition , they faced each other in the election on sunday. this time, it will be determined which term will rely on the opposition political parties for the presidency of turkey for five years . we will win in the second stage with more strength, i tell you, your president i am the people who voted in the bipolar atmosphere of the first presidential election. most of them went to the polls. they shoul

of a conflict at its doorstep. be it from a belligerent north korea or because of china's increased aggression against taiwan. here. both would be catastrophic for the region and the whole world. an hour's flight from 0kinawa main is ishigaki island, a picturesque haven known for fishing and agriculture. and whose beautiful beaches have long attracted holiday—makers. but beyond this facade of calm stands japan's newest military base. nearly 600 troops have moved here earlier this year, including squads capable of launching land to ship and land to air missiles into the east china sea and beyond. but the base has split a once close knit community. many fear their island might now be a target. every week, veteran activist tetsuya masato stands in the fields outside the base to protest. translate: as a person who has experienced - the second world war, i don't want the tragic situation to be repeated. i don't want this island to become a battlefield. we've been nurtured by nature and culture of this island. i don't want that to be destroyed or stolen by war. ishigaki is close to two volatile frontiers — taiwan a

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north korea. by way of china.ates and happened upon columbia university, she has written a fantastic book, while time remains. i have gone through this book it very important. it is apropos to what alan dershowitz was talking about, young me welcome, tell us, you got out of north korea. talk a little bit about your background. >> i was born in north korea in 1993. and when i was growing up in north korea i believed that my leader was a god who had the power to read my mind, i was brain washed to believe, that americans were called -- they never showed us the map of the world. however growing up in north korea we didn't have any food. so, i ate a lot of insects and plants, eventually, 13 years old, we had to escape to china to look for food. i crossed the frozen yellow river with my mother at 13, we got to china we were solidded as sex slaves, i was sold for over 200 dollars and my mother 65 dollars, two years of slavery, i met a christian missionary from south korea they told us to escape to freedom, which was sou

primorye in search of new possessions, predators cross state borders and rush to neighboring china and north korea. examples of internal migration are also recorded by a leopard named. casanova turned out to be a passionate traveler, crossed the trans-siberian branch and settled near the ussuri nature reserve for ussuri leopards. the adviser is not terra incognito at all, but part of the historical real at the beginning of the last century. they inhabited almost the entire south of the far east until they were subjected to catastrophic extermination from rampant poaching and mass felling from this point of view. the current literary program is a kind of compensation for the damage never done to nature. the so -called soft release technology was developed by scientists from the moscow institute of problems. ecology of evolution named after severtsev of the eastern part of the ussuri reserve. they erected a spacious open-air aviary. following the example of the first settlers. here , animals will recover after sedatives by jumping over the fence in one or two jumps, it will not be difficult fo

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of pregnancy. and we are the party that says we do draw a line and that line is north korea and china. is your line? because most democrats, in fact i would say pretty much everyone with maybe one or two exceptions wants abortion laws on the same footing of north korea and china, not good company. >> lawrence: so true. only a few seconds left. what can we expect next week from kayleigh. >> a lot of good, governor glenn youngkin will be joining us, i'm exciting to be hosting members of the chosen the hit new series on faith. so a lot to come. those are just two but it will be a great week. >> lawrence: so excited for you. >> you've been awesome. you have been awesome. >> lawrence: thank you. make sure to watch her on outnumbered as well. >> so google once known for pampering its employees now the company is beginning to strip away some of their lavish employee perks. more on that next. don't go anywhere. ♪ in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maint

the government's all cool pricing on defense in the face of north korea's nuclear threats. and china is growing influence schedule mcbride, there's life for us in that, sol, rob tells us about the prospects for the visit. and what does that mean for improving relations? yeah, it certainly does indicate the woman relations after years when we sold the sour and good relations between tokyo and. and so you have to go back to 2011 when we had the last such summit visit by a japanese prime minister here. and it does follow a visit by use a gal, the south korean president as a guest of casita to tokyo in mid march when the 2 agreed to we stopped shuffle, diplomacy, they will be talking a that the summit meetings most a significantly about security in the face of north korean threats both lead us take a very tough line when it comes to this provocative missile testing by north korea . but they'll also be talking about great to collaboration on high tech industries, especially on strategically significant insensitive components like semi conductors . and then all of this has been helped by t

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of the nine series special. jon: when it comes to north america in particular, the love affair with the suv, is that one of the differences in the north american market versus chinahich is a very important market as well? dimitris: i would say we are producing the suvs in america. we have our factory in alabama. our products are made in the u.s. for the u.s. market. of course the products are exported from the u.s. to the rest of the world. jon: maybe you can update us and this is a story that connects to canada -- the need for a large charging network has been a big focus area for you. you had some updates at the beginning of the year. that is a process that will take some time but can you give us an update on how things are going so far? dimitris: we are working on our end to offer top customers a 300 succeed agree solution, not only offering our products but offering our products to be connected to the customer's life, at the same time offering a charging solution. we have enough for the end of the year, proprietary charging network that will offer convenience, priority for our customers and it is connected to the vehicle and they customer. this is the ultimat

with kim jong un, there's been a sort of lull in the north korea china relationship for a few years butthere's a lot of high talk from chinese and north korean leaders, it's not necessarily something that -- we'll have to see what a the results are. maria: you write about diplomatic arena and how the global chess board is changing. i want to get your take on other ofs away from the united states and their partnership with china because italy is now planning to hold talks with china after reportedly signaling plans to pull out of beijing's belt and road initiative. bloomberg reported earlier this week that italy's prime minister told house speaker kevin mccarthy in rome that rome is favoring an exit from the pact last week. this is interesting that italy would want to push away from alcohocommunist china. >> this is very good. let's hope this happens. the belt and road is about getting into europe, about consolidating a bunch of continents. they would like to have a super continental structure into an economic community with china the sector. our allies in europe, some have looked at the

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