well over a century suppressing the the philippine independence movement in in 1898 to 1907 killing hundreds of thousands of people uh either in combat or in concentration. camps ruling the philippines as a colonial uh possession until after the second world war, and then maintaining this massive military presence there. there was a brief period uh after the fall of of the first marcos when the philippines did seem to be pursuing a more independent course, but that has fallen by the way side and and marcos jr. here uh has brought the philippines back under american domination and we can see that whether it's it's it's reopening those those bases, clark and subic and others, or these installation of dangerous missiles up on little islands just south of taiwan, and of course the the the behind the scenes urging of the philippines to engage in these provocative actions out in the south china sea, uh trying to trying to uh confront china, trying to interfere in areas where china has es established its its position and and this is a position uh a territory. claim, territorial delineation

the philippines, clearly one of the case. but china is rejected that finding so, so long as china continues to base it's, it's very ambiguous. claims on a large swath of the south trying to see that overlaps with the exclusive economic sounds claimed by other countries surrounding it. there's just no, there's just no pathway toward solution. at best, we could see progress between china and ozzy on states agreeing to a code of conduct. but that process has been going on for years and is making glacial progress. so i'm not optimistic about solution, but i think it's possible that it could be managed. and i think collective security approach this like the philippines, working closely with japan, with united states, with other ozzy on partners is, is one potential pathway. i think also philippines has, has thought to, to create stability. they have tried to reach agreements with china on temporary fixes, including a secret m, o. u, with china, to, to enable them to resupply one of their shifts grounded on a reef. so there's possi

and the philippines crux down the legal recruitment of migrant workers to stop them from being exploited in south korea. but that's not solving the problem. the police are letting people have been killed and is really striking. calling you this 2 children and the women are among them. have also been a number of injured to been taken to a national hospital that facilities spokesman has said critically. low medical supplies means to facilitate my soon, c separations. at least 35 people have been killed across the street since friday. police rails, expanding air and ground defensive in hon unit is forcing more people to see the homes and shelters. women and children were seen escaping on foot. many a moving west of what's on the last 8, which as well as attacks repeatedly, despite the coming of a so called safe. so of the northern guns. it has been heavy showing by these radio. how much it is really for us is targeted. they play a city that's close to the buddha and giovanni, which was once gauze as the biggest refugee camp. meanwhile, in gauze and city, a palace demands offerings as a to n

i think that that american conduct in the philippines of course is has been pretty pretty horrible uh for well over a century suppressing the the philippine independence movement uh in in 1898 to 1907 killing hundreds of thousands of people. uh either in combat or in concentration camps, ruling the philippines as a colonial uh possession until after the second world war uh and then maintaining this massive military presence there. there was a brief period uh after the fall of of the first marcos when the philippines did seem to be pursuing a more independent course, but that has fallen by the way side and and marcos jr. here uh has brought the philippines back under american uh uh domination and we can see that whether it's it's reopening those those bases, clark and subic and others, or these installation of dangerous missiles up on little islands just south of taiwan, and of course the the the behind the scenes urging of the philippines to engage in these provocative actions out in the south china sea, trying to trying to uh confront china trying to interfere in areas where china ha

it's not just about the philippines. i mean, it raises the stakes and what one does, what the actually draws aim, the regional labels, light blue di certainly in this particular case and also believes you yeah, there are 2 aspects of this on one hand. i think the sign is word that the philippines may set the proceedings or inspire the vietnam, send militias, or even indonesia, which is not a day to reclaim uninstalled. try and see what has overlook. dropping clings to china and that's when the areas are that they may do the same. you know, china is the biggest beat in the world. busy of the huge release, of course, but they've all of this as the and countries do the same thing that the feeling is doing. and then even in china, withdrawn out of best those to intimidate smaller countries. but the other element is the united states. the phillips has a mutual best buy history with the united states, and that's why china doesn't use on the top. this is a form of agrees on the top by china so far. yeah. using the words right s

paul: let's stay with the philippines.t guest runs the finance operations of one of the country's biggest conglomerates. in banks, shopping malls, and property and is seen as a proxy for the philippine economy more broadly. thank you so much for joining us today. it was just last month that you raised about $500,000 from overseas bondholders. what are you using to -- what are you looking to use this money for and what are you hoping to invest? >> as you can see, the potential for growth of all our businesses , via in retail, banking, or property, they are enormous. in retail, there is only about 1/3 of the retail market. the periphery, the regions are growing significantly faster now that -- we continue to expand our network is only about 1/3 of filipinos still have bank accounts. we also look into investing in some of our portfolio companies in logistics, considering the philippines is comprised of 7600 islands, and we do need an extensive network to connect with each other. we also are investing in our sustainability age

but the philippines learned the philippine way of getting rid of them.ou put your or your spring outside and put a little sugar on it and attract the ants and the ants went into the little holes and ate the bedbugs and then you put some scalding water or something or beat the ants off and you get clean bed for a while. conditions worsened in los banos and santo tomas has already scarce food supplies dwindled even more. than new. hope arrived with news of the american landing on late on october 20th, 1944, two us liberation, you see, was just around the corner. we certainly didn't think we were going to spend another christmas in prison camp. we had no idea that the first cavalry division was barreling down on manila. but we heard a lot of fire about 4:00 in the afternoon, we heard guns i was in someone's chanty on the grounds and we heard gunfire firing and the japanese had loudspeaker systems all over the grounds and they ordered everyone to go into the into the building and stay there and stay away from windows. so we had no idea what was happening at

they fired water cannons at one of the smaller philippine boat boats hurting some philippine personnel. strangely, neither the philippine nor chinese sailors were yelling, are cursing at each other. they were all very professional, but tents during this confrontation by all accounts the tactics have gotten much more aggressive since then with more with more injuries and boats

about the philippines. i mean, it raises the stakes and what one does with the actually draws aim, the regional labels light blue night. certainly in this particular case and also blazer. yeah, there are 2 aspects of this on one hand, i think china is worried that the philippines may set the proceedings or inspire the vietnam simulations or even indonesia, which is not a direct claimant installed. so i see, but has overlap flopping clings to china, and that's when the areas that they may do the same. you know, china as the biggest fleet in the world of this huge release of course. but they, all of this as in countries do the same thing that the village is doing. and then even in china, withdrawn all the vessels to intimidate smaller countries. but the other element is the united states. the phillips has a mutual display as 3 d with the united states, and that's why china doesn't use on the top. this is a form of agrees on a top by china so far. yeah. you think the words right out to my mouth is going to be

i think also philippines has had sought to, to create stability. they have tried to reach agreements with china on temporary fixes, including a secret interview with china to, to enable them to resupply one of the ships grounded on a reef. so there's possibilities that this can be managed if china is willing. but at this point, china has been very aggressive, very assertive. um and is using force including ramming vessels and high pressure water hoses against philippine vessels. and that's not, that's not safety. that's not security, really, the stabilizing the philippines has made that clear. yes indeed. and that's our issue called song one more emerges. so you've got the us and the e. u and canada this week, now deciding to place heavy towers all the electric vehicles. and this is a good bass inc, but they've hit back with plans to build locally. chinese built a vehicles in europe as an idea. so what one does now with that there is going to be much wider trade will lead being between china and the us. and so i think the important thing to remembe

we believe that this agreement will increase us military intervention in the philippines.s leads to. according to the authorities of this state, more than 200 people were injured and there is no news about the fate of 220 other people. after 3 days of operation. on saturday , several massive landslides occurred in the wayand district of the indian state of kerala after heavy rains, causing widespread destruction . landslides damaged houses and roads and uprooted trees. dear viewers, thank you for your support. we invite you in. be a viewer of the news of the domain. good night , in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful. peace and blessings be upon muhammad and his family. may your presence be blessed , dear and respected viewers. i invite you to pay attention to the news of the domain. conference of managers of counseling centers. islamic seminaries across the country started today in qom. in this conference, 80 managers and officials of islamic counseling centers in the area will get to know the latest topics of counseling services in the form of education

philippines accuses beijing of unlawful and aggressive maneuvers. the philippines has detected its 1st em parks case this year. authorities are working to determine if it's the new deadlier strain reported in several nations. the world health organization has issued his highest alert over the more contagious periods after an outbreak killed. hundreds in the democratic republic of congo. rescuers in italy are searching for 7 people who went missing when their sail boat sunk off the coast of sicily. 15 others were rescued. local media say the vessel capsized in bad weather, believed for and tourists were on board. high winds in hot weather, been fueling wild fires in western turkey. or the $130.00 separate blazes are broken out. authorities say most are now under control. thousands had to leave their homes and businesses around the coastal city is near. as the flames threatened, one of turkey's biggest urban areas of the intense wild fires have covered the forests and valleys around is mir and smoke and ash. the flames have scorched large areas, wreck

hold on 600 thousands across the philippines. the 3 people are still missing and the central japan of the heavy ryan brought home by type intention triggered a land slides, headlines, and railways had been forced to cancel services. at least 190 flights and more than 4000 passengers are affected. thousands of residents have also experienced power outages is rolled with an update on the timeframe to tie certain shannon sharon could be come quite a problem to japan. we had pictures from this on the small on the roof, your chain yesterday, and it doesn't look like this. a tie for, you know, the head. it's just a windy day. as long as because it's mostly of a war for the environment and it was just catching the edge. there's a very slight moving tie fee, which means in syria could gas or loss of energy. but really, it means we don't know exactly where it's going to go when they're at study losing its strength now, which is defined by the wind. but it will still be a type of food. and through acts as though we've written that this was

as soon as the return to the philippines, the agency has received more than a 100 complaints under the seasonal farmers program since 2022 is still been corporate and requires local authorities to coordinate directly with the national government before sending workers to south korea. a letter of agreement, the names to illuminate city to city agreements altogether. so also plan we had their own 60 labor pains that had been underwritten by the agree and authorities in terms of we saw the, the labor situation on, on leave around here in the philippines. we fire. ready the legal recruitment against the individuals, despite efforts to put an end to the exploitation, labor rights organization, se, there's still those that are falling through the cracks with some local governments continuing to host sessions to orient people on temporarily agricultural work and south korea. reactivated import them through the d m w. that's why is this local government continuing to do orientation member is more authorial. and why is there a presence of a broker like a social security and broker speaking to t

of american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate guerrilla war, washington was forced to sit in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the us army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, lead to the death of about 200000 philippine notes. the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation, struggle of the filipino peoples in 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the because they already see here cause they cut the growth, is that to then use their email future great if and then to the your, the nazi theory of racial superiority finished style for yea

and and in the philippines. as a warning gave a south west monsoon bringing possible flash floods along slides. last month i typed in, gave me killed, at least 30 full people in the space mold and 600000 people from across the philippines. or the 12 hours strike is on the way in india's eastern stages of westbank gold. the pgp cool. the action in protest against offices firing to gas and more to kind of a demonstrations on tuesday nights, demanding the state chief ministers resignation of hovers phones to the rape and the of a doctor. earlier this month, many people are concerned that the issue of women safety in india is being politicized. as an equal sim. sharif reports focus called by india is pgp on the street. that's been going on. some professors detained by please. i think tried to put on the buses and things from mister new range and movies. bethany dgc, he's in a position in this state and is leading demonstrations calling substitute permits to resign over her responds to the rape and murder of the doct

after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept we're so shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show. your identification should be very careful about personal intelligence. as the point obviously is to rakes a truck rather than to the area. i mean with artificial intelligence, we have somebody with theme and the robot must protect this phone. existence was on the rear, which are ours to make. you know, i'm not gonna listen to you. you care about me. if you care about the play, i wish somebody could just tell me why this is their hair patriot lynching beating poverty. why supremacy is just the disgusting campbell, the people in mississippi voted on a flyer. and 65 percent of the people voted to keep the car for our purposes to it's in the name of the confederate soldiers because of these monuments that you see everywhere or not. they're not monuments to the kids that are out there. monuments to

still ahead on alpha 0, a legal victory for media in the philippines. the government is ordered to restore the license of a news websites. nobody spoken to patch bigger than me ramping up the rhetoric so us presidential rivals will face off next month in a televised debate. the the, we're off and running with your weather report kicking this one off in australia. so here's the thing, whether make or moves closer to w a, but it is going to be mostly pitcher, perfect day in purse on saturday because the rain moves in late saturday, early on sunday, but then it swoops out of there. we'll drop down temperatures 19 by monday. that's actually where you should be at this time of the year for new zealand. but whether it starts to clear away from the north island, but still kept catching a few drops and gets bitten. for example, at 14 degrees and send down ports into forecasts for not only called them for, but also singapore also looking particularly wet for northern and western sumatra that will include the dang. and if we live north of the series of the south

here in the philippines, media companies are not allowed to have more an owners. now this was back in 2018 when the president was for the bigger the 3rd router. i had been critically reporting about the turret as warren drugs and maria risk and her company had maintained that all these cases that have filed against rattler and maria, well were cases of harassment, political persecution by the 3rd to now the securities and exchange permission back then determined that ratner had violated for an ownership rules because it had issued an investment instrument called philippine depository receipts to a foreign entity. but rattler had argued that this was a normal investment instrument that other companies also use. and now the court of appeals has cited with rattler. in addition, the court of appeals said, or underscored the importance of press freedom in the philippines in that even if the court of appeals said rattler had violated for an ownership rules, the punishment should not be tantamount to the dissolution of rattler. now maria, reza and rattler had already won

we are doing capacity building things within the philippines.for example, the academy kind of things which is based on, which is based on a kind of things which is remotely accessed from the persons within the philippine area. for example, there can also the second one is international folder we can achieve -- which was probably open a day before yesterday or something. doing, promoting the openness of the network constructions, not only 5g but also the cables and the kind of the whole three-dimensional networking and not only the cable but also the space areas, for example. and also the bilateral cooperation we had with gd pc, global digital connectivity pattern with the u.s. and japan. quarterly basis, quarterly idea acip. so such kind of the things very cooperative and multilayered cooperation, if i'm going on, focusing on such kind of building multilayered cooperation we are hoping to. >> yeah. i mean, i think as of this event has definitely highlighted, there's a lot of different, very technical and somewhat complicated areas for the united

as us troops occupied the philippines, they expressed their intention to subjugate the filipinos, justs. the united states challenge towards global dominance began earnest. the catalyst for the united states rise as one of the world's central powers was world war i. world war i was dominated by countries that wielded strong military and economic power, exerting control over other nations and peoples. during the war, the... nazi germany: us military industrial complex sold military supplies to both nazi germany and the allied powers without discrimination. ford and gm at one point produced more than half of the tanks used by the german army. standard oil supplied more than 90% of the petroleum imported by germany. and without this support, the world world war ii would not have occurred. world war ii result. in the largest number of casualties in human history. it is estimated that globally between 50 million to 80 million people lost their lives. states benefited enormously during both world wars. gdp grew by nearly three times and approached 50% of the world's gdp. the gold reserves al

roosevelt, the 26th american president, who led the us conquest of the philippines.ions. the united states challenge towards global dominance began earnest. the catalyst for the united states rise as one of the world's central powers was world war i. world war i was dominated by countries that wielded strong military and economic power, exerting control over other nations and peoples. during the war, the us lent military supplies and war expenses to allied countries such as britain and france. after the war, the us became the world's largest creditor nation. world war ii, which began in 1939 became a turning point for the united states to become a superpower. the allie, the unspoken ally, there were many large corporate entities. germany, there was support to nazi germany, military industrial complex sold military. to both nazi germany and the allied powers without discrimination. ford and gm at one point produce more than half of the tanks used by the german army. standard oil supplied more than 90% of the petroleum imported by germany. and without this support. the

as us troops occupied the philippines, they expressed their intention to subjugate the philippinos, justters and million civilians. the philippines, which had endured 300 years of spanish colonial rule, saw their struggle for independence thorted by america's invasion and horrific massacres. theodore rosevelt argued the reason the us government wage war against savage nations was not to break. peace, but to fulfill international obligations. the united states challenge towards global dominance began earnest. the catalyst for the united states rise as one of the world's central power. world war ii, which began in 1939, became a turning point for the united states to become a superpower. the ally, the unspoken ally. there were many a large corporate entities in nazi germany. there was support to nazi germany. us military industrial complex sold military supplies to both nazi germany and the allied powers without discrimination. ford and at one point produced more than half of the tanks used by the german army. standard oil supplied more than 90% of the petroleum imported by germany. and wi

and besides that, when it comes to the philippines, we don't all the way around. not only talking about what's it's about being present since his house cheddie c was our 2 ships and was all the allies have populace. and this is a strong signals that we see what's going on that we don't accept that as that we stand with the international aerospace international audit, especially when it comes to smaller countries, has reasons to feel what's going on. maybe what can countries in the region expect more defense, coal person, which i mean if he's, yes, of course, this is, that's one of the reasons i go from here, from the on the, to south korea and then to the philippines. because we want to talk about law and mentor defense cooperation. it will talk about the more enjoy operability, the system, which we experience loves more than that exercise. yeah. and a to, and definitely is of cause one go up, is one the objective to get to more cooperation with those countries was pop into the region with those we have to be working with already for decades. and those we are just

during a visit to manila letter cooperation is crucial for both of the philippines and germany. it also sounds a key and this message to our populace. the country's advocating the route base international on a stair together. and all a stance is clear. all countries must be able to enjoy the freedom of navigation, regardless of the criminal make strength or geographic size. this is what we stand up for together with our thoughts. and this is how we can guarantee stability and security. to doesn't use a chief political editor, michelle, of course, not as traveling with the german defense minister she sent us. this updates are in the in the pacific where many countries are increasingly struggling to push back on china is drawing rest. and so many of the wells, the largest economy is trying to live up to the strategic lead us of expectations that come with this economic power during his one week trip defense minister boba's . the story is kept facing that defending the rules based international audit. and the in the pacific is also in europe ceremonies, interest. the problem is he

disagreements at sea between china and the philippines have aroused interest washington.ootage from the scene shows american journalists on board the philippine coast guard ship, which was confirmed by the us media. they had sent reporters on board in advance to gather material and prepare an information dirty bomb. this undoubtedly proves that there is quite close cooperation between the us and the philippines not only in the military -political sense, but in the formation of public opinion, it also further shows that the us is not just standing on side of its ally the philippines in the south china sea issue, but... vietnam is arguing with china and taiwan, which is not a fully independent state, there are certain disputes with the philippines and so on and so forth, but we should not exclude this factor that the truly hundred-million-strong philippine state, 100 million people already live there, a fairly powerful developing economy, it is being pushed into the fire of war with china, with the people's republic of china, this also concerns the conflict between north an

still a has hair on now is there on philippine migrants in south korea say that be exclusive and faced in human conditions under a special work that scheme the pod came in to be used is israel and obstacles piece. i think that the new thing you have on his government with these says 5 digit, you say getting less of a thought provoking on the e. you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way . that's our facing realities. you're running mean what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential? could we go to some we cannot take the fact that you signed the president as not any important effective. he had the story on talk to how does era approve or reject the most progressive constitution ever proposed for any nation in history? yes or no cheating. voted no. the big picture us was a question that goes into the very foundation of judy until the cause of its relationship with indigenous people in the midst of should positive on the jersey. the government challenges here with the the, again, you're watching onto there. as reminder of the top stori

it says that it has launched legal action against the philippines for illegal entry into its territory. footage provided by the coast. shows the philippine ship turning and hitting a chinese vessel, this is the latest confrontation between the two sides and waters around the spratley islands in the south china sea. philippines disputes china's claim of sovereignty over the territory. the colombian president has signed a decree banning coal exports to israel over genecidal war on the beside gaza sreb. gustava petro on his ex social media accounts. that his country will no longer allow its thermal coal to be used for making israeli bombs that are being dropped on palestinian children. the decree will come into effect next week. this is the latest blow to israel as colombia also broke off its diplomatic ties with the child killing regime in may. petro has on various occasions spoken out against israel's conduct during its war in the palestinian territory. meanwile the palestinan resistance with hamas in a statement welcomed colombia's move and urged other. reach to follow suit. academic a

footage provided by the coast guard shows a philippine ship turning and hitting a chinese vessel. this is the latest confrontation between the two sides in waters around the spratley islands in the south china sea. the philippines disputes china's claim of sovereignty over the... territory: in less than year, israel has killed at least 168 journalists and media workers in gaza, considered the deadliest place in the world to be a journalist. well, in britain, the northeast city of chumpsford has held the vigil to honor the memory of those who laid down their lives in the line of duty. said purisa has more. plackerds and prayers for those who have paid the ultimate price for telling the truth. "a somber reminder of lives cut short of palestinian journalists and media workers killed in the gaza genocide, their flack jackets and helmets, no match to israeli bombs. the journalists are the only vessel of voice for the palestinians, they themselves are defenseless, they're being raped, they're being tortured, they're being oppressed, they're having their families, their homes completely

and you were at the philippines, the liberation of the philippines? yes. what was your job? i was the gunnery officer on the 3751. we. had seven foreign millimeter guns. and 1220 millimeter guns all anti aircraft around the perimeter ship and every morning and every evening we had the draft alert and a dawn alert. and the japanese would come in and we were sure. then after that we made out, we made our beaching discharge air cargo and went back to and went back to new guinea again to take on another load. came back. well, i have to tell you, they left to the real speedy ship. we cruised at nine knots, flying speed was 14, not so. it took us a long time to get anywhere. so for a while, our war developed, devolved into three or four days in lady where we were in action morning and evening. and then three or four weeks on back to rear to pick up another and come back. what do you remember about those japanese zeros coming in toward your ship for being fearful? do you remember adrenaline? i can recall the one i remember best was when we were on our way to the invasion of loos on

and of course, the united states have the mutual defense really with the, with the philippines. and just a reminder of our top story, this our, these rarely military stays of killed a militant, palestinian camacho in the northern west bank. israel has been conducting a big military operation in the occupied territories since tuesday night. and that brings you up to date, our automotive show grab is up after a short break, stay tuned for that. you're fine, much for news and analysis at our website, dw, dot com and on our social media channels. i'm a huge auditing, thanks for watching today. and goodbye the can you see what old car tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on so really indeed the snow on youtube. cool and crazy cars made from wood waste, plastic polls, furniture electronic weights or even cannabis. that's a tough.

but the philippine coast guard says the biggest threat to this community, the mt. jason bradley is already being handled. you will drainage operations ready to pick it. however, another tankard of wind down just off the coast of the neighboring town. it's a major concern or forward. he's had hoped to start slapping off the empty tear and it was 1500000 leaders of industrial fuel this week to prevent what is the potential to become the philippines forced to always build. but now they say that won't happen for at least another 2 weeks. the latest plan entails manufacturing costs and metal caps to replace backs that have been collecting oil leaking from the tankers bouts. but 8 coastal towns have already declared a state of emergency. and people in the province of put on where the coast guard has responded to a 3rd smaller oil spill on edge. i would like it to be a little faster because you know, us by us be goes by the effects of it and not just on, on the environment is also increasing the last day affects an update on our constituents our, our disconcerting but i a

because thing in the philippines, he says means continuing to racist family in poverty. barn to below l. g 0. many like some real workers in canada or returning to work following a labor stumpage that shut down freight and commute their services. the government ordered rail companies to resume services and refer the dispute for arbitration, but the workers' union says it will challenge the decision in court. there has been large protests and one of rios largest develops after a police operation forced 49 schools in the area to shut down. 9000 children are affected. authorities are also destroying more than 40 buildings that they say are funded by cartels. but as monica yanna kit reports from rio de janeiro, some of the poorest people are caught in the middle and are losing their homes. in windows, we addition, nero's largest fellows. people gathered to watch their homes being torn down one by one and to raise their voices in protest. he said through the innocent victims of an ongoing war between rios all stories and drug cartels which control large parts of the city. pro

hasjust minutes in fact the philippines has just described minutes in fact the philippines hasjust describedribed china as the greatest disruptor of peace in southeast asia and that is because within the last few weeks alone, there have been a number of skirmishes between chinese coastguard boats and filipino boats in the south china sea. china will want reassurances from america that they will not interfere, they will not intervene and for america, the philippines is a key ally and analyse they have strengthened in recent years. then we come to ukraine, when antony blinken the secretary of state was here earlier this year, he encouraged china and wants china not to support russia's war in ukraine. the date at this visit was announced, the day the us announced, the day the us announced jake sullivan was going to visit here, the us also announced a raft of sanctions against chinese companies for their support, alleged support, of russia's war in ukraine. as you can see, some very tricky conversations to have but none of the things analysts keep telling me is at least these conversations i hap

philippines disputes china's claim of sovereignty over the territory. "iran's parliament has begun the third day of debates on the ministerial pics proposed by president masud pazishian. qualification of candidates for several key departments, including the ministries of defense and trade, will be discussed in the chamber on monday. a vote of confidence session is expected in the parliament on wednesday. iran's constitution requires the president to get his ministers endorsed by parliament. on saturday, president pesashian defended his speaks in the chamber. he said everyone, regardless of party affiliations, must join hand. to help overcome existing problems in the country. riveting politics unfolding in the iranian parliament on the second day of the vote of confidence as key proposed ministers take the floor to outline their strategies and perspectives, among them a familiar face. former nuclear negotiatorchi, pick for foreign minister. we won't rush into negotiations. engage in prolong talks. discussions about removing sanctions will be in line with

start for so a break here and i'll just say about when we come back to the philippines products that i'm going to need the recruitment of migrant workers to stop them from being spoken in south korea. but that's not solving the problem. and political horse trading and pirates, french president to manual macro, tries to form a functioning, come on the the hello, sing some rather live a showers just around the red sea of present. you can say the storm plows just erupt, saying here's some big samples of possibility, particularly on the southern end of the red sea. but they do stretch that way right top into west to the side of saudi arabia as well. mecca to catch a shower with 2 temperatures here. what around 40 cells. just cibola temperatures on the other side of the peninsula. i think it will stay unless you try ad bright. if i'm a little more humid side. well, the same as we go on into sunday nights pushed by the north. what type of just getting up into the mid to high full, which is just around back that push a little further away. but it's it was the live band. what do you may see

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because thing in the philippines he says means continuing to racist family in poverty barn to below l. g 0. many. so that's it for me for now, but we're going to bring him on all of those stories in the news. now i will see for that in about 25 minutes time off the inside story which examines so cold in the reality laws that have been in inactive in afghanistan, the color it remains very unsettled across the western parts of the game. and at the moment you've said a lot of cloud here just around the southern end of the red sea for the heavy showers. suddenly a possibility lifted. dustin sent us around southern areas of saudi here in the hot temperatures of 41 degrees celsius. i still plan to vote for round and noticed ice time, which is still getting up into the mid high forty's, farther north back. that could top 48 celsius by monday afternoon. meanwhile, at charleston west, whether we're able to watch the guy pushing up towards the black sea, those channels will tend to drift a little further east, which as we go through monday, the rush hour should popping up behind. so space halt.

in germany and the philippines have agreed on closer and military cooperation. among other things, the armed forces are to expand training and bilateral exchanges. german defense minister at boris. the story is made the announcement during a visit to manila by letter corporation is crucial for both the philippines and germany. it also sounds a key and this message to our populace. the country's advocating the roof base international on a stand together and all a stance is clear. all countries must be able to enjoy freedom of navigation regardless of the economic strength or geographic size. this is what we stand up for together with our populace. and this is how we can guarantee stability and security. the w chief political editor mikaela, the customer is travelling with the german defense minister. she sent us this update. in the, in the pacific one, many countries are struggling to push back on china is increasing aggressive in germany. the wealth said losses. the economy is trying to live up to the strategic lead us of expectations that come with his economic power during his one we