you know. — the pacific, deep into the pacific. you know. i_ the pacific, deep into the pacific.u know, i maybe want to cut to the chase. there is so much alarm from the us, _ chase. there is so much alarm from the us, australia and new zealand about— the us, australia and new zealand about china 's movement into the us, it would _ about china 's movement into the us, it would be _ about china 's movement into the us, it would be great if we had these three _ it would be great if we had these three countries who would look up to, you _ three countries who would look up to, you know, as the developed democracies, to help us in the pacific— democracies, to help us in the pacific to — democracies, to help us in the pacific to strengthen our own institutions. i think, pacific to strengthen our own institutions. ithink, if pacific to strengthen our own institutions. i think, if at the us and australia and new zealand want to help _ and australia and new zealand want to help the pacific, or don't want to help the pacific, or don't want to drive — to help the pacific, or don't want to d

embedding us engagement in the pacific within the broader indo—pacific strategy. firstly, an 11 point declaration signed with pacific leaders attending the summit. and a deeper partnership between the united states and the pacific. figs between the united states and the pacifie— the pacific. as you are talking throu~h the pacific. as you are talking through some _ the pacific. as you are talking through some of _ the pacific. as you are talking through some of those - the pacific. as you are talking through some of those issues there, the priorities of course for the biden administration, it strikes me that one country that will be watching this very closely, and not invited to the party, so to speak, is of course china. do you think we will get a response from beijing? what might the strategy be there? there certainly _ strategy be there? there certainly may _ strategy be there? there certainly may be - strategy be there? there certainly may be a - strategy be there? there i certainly may be a response from beijing. they are obviously very concerned about any arch

it's used in the pacific, too.but but often as as a truck, if you will, rather than as an assault vehicle, it didn't have. the defensive capabilities that a lot of the amtrak's possessed. um yes. strict so how in it maybe maybe maybe not easy. what was the process like if say they needed to switch contractors so i know say for instance in world war one when when colt was asked to provide to provide weapons and they ended up for a significant period of time not producing anything. so they had to find other methods. was the process still the same? how would they go about doing that if a contractor did not provide? well and this is a constant, an ever growing problem that that as best as you could some of these companies couldn't provide what they what they pledged to what they arranged to buy contract the way that the navy accommodated that possibility was by securing basically about a half a dozen prime contractors that could potentially improve or enlarge their production should another fall short. and in in in tru

agreement with russia and how the united states is trying to weaken the merger of beijing in the pacific region will tell in our issue. the heads of the kherson zaporozhye regions and the donetsk and lugansk people's republics arrived in moscow, it is expected that in the near future vladimir putin will sign an agreement on joining the regions the composition of russia after this document will be considered in the federation council this will happen at a meeting of the chamber on october 4, meanwhile, the council of ministers has already been formed in kherson on its basis , executive authorities will be created in the near future. also, in the shortest possible time, the composition of judges will be formed in the region already. it is known that the ukrainian language will be used by the kherson region. along with russian, the head of government stated this. in addition, crimean tatar may become the third state language, according to sergey eliseev, this will happen if the local residents want to replace the hryvnia in the kherson region with the ruble. smoothly, so that this does not

amphibious event that in the pacific. so he really i'd be happy to send that to you you get if i can get your email. but it's really neat he's going into about the strategy and how the allied efforts paid off on that and it went very smoothly far as an amphibious landing. so i can't say that he was responsible for that. well, he was the commanding general at that time. but but he talked about and even wrote to general vandegrift smooth. that operation was techniques, tactics and procedures to keep obviously his his boat maneuver at peleliu in my opinion was kind of a daring and swashbuckling type of maneuver. and do you mean to toolangi excuse me, but by, you know, basically dropping out in front of the coral. so clearly he embraced the element of surprise and and the very some of the very first marine amphibious actions were based on those. kate glasser well, of course, there's tremendous naval firepower there too, but i don't know if there is anything other than that, but but i think that he certainly pave the way in te

so you just can't think of china through the lens of the indoe pacific. you have to look alt the indian ocean. you have to look at-- you have to look at their belt and road. you have to look at their economic connected tissue which is global, you have to look at their vulnerabilities. >> i think we've got a lot online. >> you said several years ago the submarine base was not up to par. and have things changed or not, improved or anything that you could comment on that? >> so not enough time has really passed yet to #-- has there been a significant change other than there's a laser focus on industry to improve. they get the seriousness of this. they're a dedicated partner this this and they know how, if you go to a shipyard, whether it's down in newport news, virginia, or if you go to groton, connecticut, go to rhode island, go to pascagoula, mississippi or san diego and you meet those skilled trademen and trades women and what they do and what they believe in, i'm telling you, they are dedicated and they believe that they are-- we are true partners in ter

anyone who has lived in the pacific looks l has lived in the pacific looks at the pacific as a powerbe, so many species have become invasive. they have outcompeted and taken over from our native species. as the seabirds have gone, so the fish has gone, and the coral reefs off the island have lost critical nutrients for their own growth and resilience, making them more vulnerable to the changes in climate which are among these islands' greatest challenges. but perhaps the tide is turning. this is a rat eradication programme and its working. dropping poison by drone, the invasive species have themselves been wiped out. and heralding the return of the natives, the birds, and behind them, the fish, the sea life replenishing vital fishing grounds for local islanders to harvest in a sustainable world. research has also shown that if we can remove rats, the seabird populations will recover, and the nutrients will improve health and productivity of the coral reefs. it health and productivity of the coral reefs.— coral reefs. it is a rare cause for optimism _ coral reefs. it is a rare cause f

and the far east is very gennady hellish-pacific in the asia-pacific region, but at the same time it must be understood that the competition of occupations is an important , let's say, sometimes, decisive place in this region. or maybe false, but a reserve for us for russia. yes, so that not only will i repeat the involved regions. that is, a lot is being done, but from probably those and legal regulation of relations. uh, again, yuri petrovich he indicated that, in addition to excellent investment conditions, there may be individuals and a. in general, such a large-scale growth of them took place after all 10 years ago, here is the question. will we rather catch up with the jump in the outgoing path to global trade. er, that's probably why, in conclusion, i'll say from e digitalization, that is, it doesn't matter where you are located, where e geographical it is in asian countries. i don't know, maybe my chinese colleague is with me argue, but what we see is china too, of course , these sustainability agendas are very strictly followed and there is a lot of attention to this region

and really embedding us engagement within the pacific within the broader indo—pacific strategy. they are obviously very concerned about any architect chair in the pacific which potentially excludes, which does exclude china and also produces their space and also produces their space and also concern amongst specific leaders to that partners do not engage with the pacific spirit lead to counter china through zero—sum political lenses. that's where part of the concern from the pacific are is that they welcome us engagement in the region, but the concern is that the engagement is consistent, reflect specific values and priorities and that it isn't exclusionary.- it isn't exclusionary. senior lecturer in _ it isn't exclusionary. senior lecturer in international - lecturer in international security at massey university in new zealand. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. another big story in the region. heading to japan now where the state funeral of assassinated former prime minister, shinzo abe, has taken place in tokyo. world leaders attending included the us vice president

the us-pacific islands summit has opened in washington.d for the first time in the history of the white houses of the restlessly growing influence of china in the pacific region and hastily trying to strengthen its position, the americans promise generous dollar infusions in exchange for loyalty, but cost obvious bribery for such a clear bribe. far from all the solomons of the island succumbed, they announced in advance that no declarations, and alexei veselovsky, with details, were not ready to sign partnerships on american terms. this summit in the white house, ahead of time, was called an unprecedented indeed time of the heads of 12 tiny island nations of the pacific basin in washington has never been hosted yet, so the events of truth are historical, but here is the sincerity of the intention of the american administration. there are big doubts the white house has decided to climb up to sign a massive deal with china on trade and security. realizing that the initiative in the region could go to a strategic rival in the united states, t

is hosting a summit of pacific island leaders in washington for the 1st time. it's promising more aid and diplomatic engagement on a wide range of issues from security to climate change in a region with growing chinese influence. rosalyn jordan is in washington when more on this 1st ever white house summit with pacific island leaders is part of the biden administration's efforts to extend its influence, not just in continental east asia, but among the islands, particularly of the southern pacific as well. the biden administration has been very concerned that beijing is trying to build economic and security ties with these countries in order to extend its national security umbrella. something which washington opposes the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, held a working lunch for the leaders at the start of the summit on wednesday. this was part of his welcoming statement. ah, we brought together countries around the vision that you and others set out in the 2050 strategy for the blue pacific continent. today's discussion also builds on the pacific leader

oriental sits in the pacific ocean.t of production, the created infrastructure helps not only to separate it from oil, but also turn it into valuable resources. here we clean it from water and other impurities, we compress for subsequent shipment of the gas pipeline to the forces of siberia. control over the quality of oil is carried out. every day in the laboratory, products are examined for 15 parameters. the peculiarity of chinginskaya oil is that it is viscous with another challenge. whose indian field is its remoteness from civilization is almost complete autonomy the watch goes hundreds of kilometers from the nearest cities specialists from the mainland, and for operational cases there is even medical all-terrain vehicle equipment. an innovative manufacturing facility set up in just 3 years, twice as fast as the industry average in the future. this infrastructure will become the basis for the development of a new oil and gas production center. in eastern siberia, gazprom neft is already planning to start developin

. i trip to australia, new zealand and the pacific.— and the pacific. happy _ and the pacific. i want to tell you all happy i _ and the pacific. i want to tell you all happy i am _ and the pacific. i want to tell you all happy i am to - and the pacific. i want to tell you all happy i am to be - you all happy i am to be amongst you. and how much i look forward to myjourney through australia. this was a joyous spine—tingling welcome. the young queen was a star on the world stage and her popularity was never greater. it's estimated that, in australia, three quarters of the country's entire population turned out to see her in person. and a great roar of cheering pours out from tens of thousands of friends. the trip was a huge personal success. a happy picture of this fairy queen who has, it seems, come magically amongst us. but as the 19505 gave way to the swinging �*60s of the beatles, attitudes started to change, old certainties were questioned. the monarchy was seen by some to be stuffy and out of touch. elizabeth was always cautious about change, but sh

the way down to the pacific islands off australia. the message to all the u. s. remains engaged in the region. leading these efforts in the region has been vice president, pamela harris, who has visited japan and south korea in the shadow of north korea messiah launches . and the ever present influence of china. harris began her trip in japan, a treaty ally where she attended the funeral of slain, former leader. she's obeyed. she then traveled to another treaty ally, south korea. and earlier today in sol, she met south korean president. you. so you'll both leaders condemned recent miss. i launches by north korea and harris reaffirmed us commitment to south korea security. for 7 decades, the alliance between the united states and the republic of korea has been a lynch pen as security and prosperity on the korean peninsula and in the in the pacific. and throughout the globe, i am here to reinforce the strength of our alliance and strengthen our work together. working together was also the theme in washington where the u. s. is hosting l

chinese engagement in the in the pacific. an absolutely critical strategic region. more than a dozen countries came to washington for talks with members of the biden administration, the u. s. making very clear that a ones to deepen and continue with relationship with all of these nations. president biden insisted that the relationship must continue and it must get stronger. a great deal, this is our world is going to be written in in a pacific over the coming years in decades and the pacific islands are critical voice in shaping that future. and that's why my administration made it a priority to strengthen our partnership with your countries. the pacific island countries account for some 15 percent of the earth's surface and the u. s. is leaving no stone unturned in terms of continuing deepening this relationship. and as an added enticement, president biden invited all the leaders of the pacific islands to come to the white house for dinner, making very clear that the us is intent on strengthening, deepening this relationship

let's go to the northwestern pacific. we have a newly formed tropical system named roke. it has been hitting the islands, the system will likely stay over the water. that's good news, however, it will likely stay over the water for days, so conditions will continue along the pacific coast of japan. cooler conditions expected to affect many places in mongolia on sunday. look at this, the daytime high will be only 3 degrees with show. that's it for me. stay safe. ♪ ♪ >>> that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." please stay with us for more. >>> this is newsline biz. the head of japan's largest lobby renewed his call to further deepen relations with china on the 50th anniversary of the diplomatic ties with the asian neighbor. entities promoting friend swhp china joined with companies to organize the gathering in tokyo on thursday. about 850 people took part. tokyo's relationship with beijing is one of the country's most important bilateral ties. >> translator: the international circumstances have become more complex and less transparent amid the coronavirus pandemic.

framework is one part of it and now with the pacific islands. it was pretty exciting. because we talk about security, economy and governance and how we can work together to have free, open and safe countries in the region in partnership with them. also yesterday it's exciting because it's personally exciting to me to celebrate the legacy of our 33rd president harry truman. we had the unveiling of the statue with his family there. it was pretty exciting, honoring his commitment to democracy . all of us who spoke to that president truman's commitment to democracy. the statue is there because misery has sent a statue to represent them and again a moral visionary leader. i say personally because the president came to baltimore to campaign for my father who served in congress when the president was vice resident and president. old friends and i conveyed to them my personal story of meeting harry truman. so it was very exciting. i'm sure many people in the room have met harry truman but not many members of congress. now to our legislative agenda . we'

i think he's largely thinking about the pacific ocean not really the entire indo pacific.marily the pacific and the south and east china sea area some parse of the western ocean contiguous to it places with a lot of opportunity for small phases which do not rely on to two mile-long runways or other of the structure. smaller teams agreed to the capability to develop their own intelligence and strike those threats probably largely with long-range and therefore general burger has decided the marine corps to replace a lot of artillary with precision artillery and decided to move on big ships where we put a lot w f marines and one small place with the specifics of the entire amphibious fleet and he wants to move towards smaller ships less vulnerable and more capable limited operations kind of setting these less worried about tank warfare in the baltic states or the nordic countries dealing with russia. he apparently is less worried about the amphibious assault against north korea and the wore their and that's a part of the potential warfare plan or at least the option. it could

and western pacific.here is a lot of attention paid to china's anti-access capabilities as they are called. they are basically relatively cheap, allegedly plentiful weapons that can be used to keep u.s. aircraft carriers away from china's shores and make it harder for the u.s. to project power into the region. anti-ship missiles and things like that. china is developing a power projection capability of its own. china is building aircraft carriers now, it is building more long-range bombers. it is investing and a military basing infrastructure outside of the western pacific. so china is certainly trying to become the dominant military power in the western pacific. it also clearly has ambitions to become a global military power. >> have in the semester economy? we have seen videos that come out of china. >> so there is a a lot of productive infrastructure investment in china and there is a lot of unproductive infrastructure investment in china as well. you sometimes hear western journalists who go there tal

>> i've seen a bit of a shift collectively on the focus on the indo pacific. now that i am in washington, and now they are more focused on the indo pacific. i've spent time with my counterparts in singapore and philippine. i also start to see more and more ships with full person commodities. you mentioned different types of items but i also see a shift in that direction even with the current events in europe. that is a positive when you talk about the aspect of acceleration. we are making shifts we are moving as fast as we possibly could. we could probably move faster in some areas but i see that though momentum moving in that direction. that's the feedback i got for my partners in the region. it is also a global effort. european nations are focused on the indo pacific. there are some positive trendlines. i want to make sure any threats we continue to deter. >> maybe you want to move faster but still pushing the rock up hill. when you get your next generation are -- aircraft. going back five years, is the air force ready? >> i believe you have to do stand on a

we're working with our partners in asean and the pacific islands to support a vision for a critical indo-pacific region that is free and open, connected and prosperous, secure and resilient. together with partners around the world, we're working to ser- -- to secure resilient supply chains that protect everyone from coercion or domination and ensure that no country can use energy as a weapon. and as russia's war riles the global economy, we're also calling on major global creditors, including the non-paris club countries, to transparently negotiate debt forgiveness for lower-income countries, to forestall broader economic and political crises around the world. instead of infrastructure projects that generate huge and large debt without delivering on the promised advantages, let's meet the enormous infrastructure needs around the world with transparent investments , high standard projects that protect the rights of workers and the environment, keyed to the needs of the communities they serve, not to the contributor. that's why the united states, together with fellow g7 partners, launched a partne

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then you could see a red wave across the pacific. it's not just the solomon islands, it's also cure a boss which in pacific island terms is wise neighbor where china wants to extend a runway. and this was of course, put hawaii at risk. so all of this is, i think, very much on a, on a decisive port right now looking to see what the u. s. in fact will do what it will do beyond the rhetoric. so yeah, on, on that, i mean they've, they've talked about, you know, coming a response which is covering things like you can all make recovery maritime security, environmental protection, and launching a free and opening to pacific. are there any specific measures as part of that? i think the 2 things that are really important are climate change because many of these islands are not, you know, are threatened by rising sea levels. and so climate change is more important for them then for virtually any other country in the world. but also with the marshall islands, which have so far, refused to extend the compact to free association with the united s

, destroyers, frigates and corvettes, warships of russia and china conducted joint patrols in the pacific ocean. and the main news is now coming from the capital of uzbekistan where the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization opens today vladimir putin has already arrived in samarkand and literally the russian leader has just held talks with the president kyrgyzstan sodym dzhaparov on the sidelines of vladimir putin's summit is scheduled. there are a number of other bilateral meetings, including with chinese president xi jinping and now our special correspondent alexei konopolis is in direct communication from the capital of uzbekistan. hello word to you. what's the latest news? the veteran, as a full-fledged one, that vladimir putin is still holding a meeting with the japarovs at these moments, indeed. we have received the first shots. and their uh, directly meeting when they saw each other, but here are the negotiations the russian president is still coming, in general, the first of the leaders this morning arrived in samarkand today and next to the new airport terminal speciall

so pacific ocean america also let me to put, you mentioned that most of the countries a pacific also don't want to take part in aggression or getting access against russia or some countries. and he got. busy well, comes out because he is and see, and i told this really good, really good basis for economic good ation. all rational is those countries, right? so how critical then is trying to run the that broader asia region to rush and given it's been kind of by the way, who well, even put a main lucille, i was in countries is neo colonial and and, and now is rush. i use the main contact who is fight against you know, there is another council interest own interest to support the roster in z z like in case your call is all of a sudden old embedded conscious i bought them. kids have been, have been a long cause a great deal now. so goals, you can give us a special box. i will his speech to get a deal. ok. all that it was because you could bring in again go to developing countries on there to learn. you can see, as you mentioned that on the 2 sheets from 8 to 7 goals are developing countr

not really even the entire indo pacific, primarily the pacific and largely the south and east china sea areas and parts of the western pacific ocean that are contiguous to them. places with a lot of islands, places with a lot of opportunity for setting up potentially small bases which do not depend on two mile long runways or other vulnerable infrastructure, but that can involve smaller teams of marines with the capability to develop their own intelligence on threats in the vicinity and strike those threats, probably largely with long range missiles and rockets. and therefore, general berger has decided the marine corps shouldn't have tanks anymore and made big changes there. he's decided to replace a lot of the sort of dumb artillery with precision artillery. he's decided to move from big amphibious ships where we put a lot of eggs and a lot of marines in one small basket or to be specific, about 35 ask its -- about 35 baskets. that's the entire amphibious fleet. and he wants to move towards smaller ships, less vulnerable, more capable of limited operations and in a more dispersed kind

s. intended to counter chinese expansion in the pacific. bigger pacific is saw is where the future of the global system global economy would be written to the so called hopewell, a sheen. the only counter ways to china with sufficient power, at least in military terms, is india. sale of equal please also applies to the indo pacific. ludlow geopolitical regions spanning from the strait of hor, moves to the strait of malacca whose aim it is to restrict chinese influence in the indian am pacific ocean lozano. so again, those on pacific the countries in this indo pacific alliance hoped to reinforce india's position in the region and present a unified front to china. they suggested to mowdy that they step up their military exercises in the region. prime minister modi came into power at a moment when india was ready to take that role and he has grasp it firmly and it's made a big difference. there are now military exercises between those 2 great powers, and although nobody says it clearly, it's a warning to china. america has wanted india to come out of its shell to be the leader in the reg

she's an independent asia pacific unless and joins us from annapolis and maryland to in us. thanks very much for being with us is the prime minister has stalling to stay in power? well, it is credible that the solomon islands has financial concerns. one of the things that didn't come up in this report that is certainly behind many of the future developments in that island nation is the rising problem. literally of sea levels rising and the effects that that will have on the solomon's . but it would appear from his actions that the prime minister is definitely trying to string out his reign and come up with a number of reasons why he would be better off running the country than any of the opposition. yeah, i have to agree with. and as it said that he is very pro china and we know that china has got more of an influence in these islands. so can we bring these 2 events? can we connect them together? we can, a lot of people want to say in an era of global competition, that everything is a 0 sum game. if china benefits the united states and as partners and allies suffer if china

still to come on al jazeera spray jane makes and roots are the pacific. we looked at y, washington is hosting a solid island, lead us for the 1st time. ah, anticipation is rising. and so as the atmosphere, are you ready with sibling cattle aways? hello. the weather slot you set fire across a good parts of for japan over the next couple of days. screen peninsula, not too bad here as well. well, the parts of china still sing some pleasant sunshine. 3031 celsius here is that dry weather for the korean peninsula. few showers, say just hug in the east coast of japan and noticed some live the showers longest spells of rain still lingering around southern parts of china as a result of what was typhoon or nori making its way through. these will improve as we go through the we can't fish out into central china further north, more want for friday, final dryer, which was to part of that state $28.00 celsius in tokyo. so in the case of, nor you can see how it's made its way across vietnam. quickly pushing across into a good part of laos, easing further west, which as

patrols in the pacific ocean. on the fact of the shelling of the village of krasny khutor, belgorod region, the investigative committee opened a criminal case against 70 residents evacuated. seven poland adopted a resolution demanding war reparations from germany in the amount of trillion 300 billion dollars. one of the largest laboratories in the country processes more than 20,000 samples of hiv and monkeypox a day here in the laboratories of rospotrebnadzor, they are working on new drugs. daria okuneva found out when they will be available. you are watching the news on the russia channel hello vladimir putin began a two-day visit to uzbekistan in samarkand, the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization countries is expected to be adopted a number of solutions to expand the association. one of the central events. the summit will be the meeting of the russian president with chinese leader xi jingping for the first time since february negotiations. they will be held in full-time format from uzbekistan, robert

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