take center stage in australia's domestic politics and did others. chief international editor richard walker caught up with former australian prime minister tony abbot for his views on the solomon islands china security. he began by asking albert, who was in delhi, attending us to go to conference, what china was trying to achieve with the fact. there's absolutely no doubt that having secured much of the 1st island shine and now turning their attention to what they call the 2nd nom and shine, solomon island is very strategically significant. you might remember that one of the, my savage battles of the pacific war was guadalcanal, which of course, is a part of the solomon islands. so it's absolutely understandable from china's purposes they would want to secure a significant foothold ultimately, perhaps a major military base in the solomon islands. likewise, as far as the strike is concerned, as the prime minister said, this is really a red line that shouldn't be crossed. when you ask about that, as you say, prime minister cut morrison is called that red line. what does that mean? if china cr

station there in his mount, trying to work out its next move. chief international correspondent, richard walker, has this report from molly. touching down in the military plane on the edge of the horror in molly, this is a dangerous place. and german soldiers scanned the air field before opening up to the desert sun. and alina burbock has come here, his germany faces decision time here, and molly? should it keep her military present in a region shaken by crises of climate, change, hunger, and terrorism, or after many years and little progress, is it now finally, time to quit. france has decided to pull out its forces, a huge step for the former colonial power. and b, e u has ended emission training. molly's army, this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads the military hunter, the controls molly after to cruise in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy and its deepening tides with russia. that's a big worry for the west as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was tough as bad book toward camp cast or the main base for german o

one richard walker flew with her 2 miles from where he sent us the snake's report. touching down in a military plane on the edge of the sahara in marley. this is a dangerous place, and german soldiers scanned the air field before opening up to the desert sun. and alina burbock has come here, his germany faces decision time here. and molly, should it keep a military present in a region shaken by crises of climate, change, hunger, and terrorism, or after many years, and little progress? is it now finally, time to quit. france is decided to pull out its forces a huge step for the former colonial power. and b, e. u has ended emission training. molly's army. this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads the military hunter, the controls molly after to cool in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy. and it's deepening ties with russia . that's a big worry for the west as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was half as bad book toward camp cast or the main base for german operations here. aircraft fly from here, run reconnai

richard walker says ten travelling to some of those products.porarily for 50 products and it is going to be as short as it can put until supplies rebound again it is going back in.— is going back in. thank you for takin: us is going back in. thank you for taking us through _ is going back in. thank you for taking us through that, - is going back in. thank you for taking us through that, simon| taking us through that, simon browning. the bbc has learned that negotiations to reach financial settlements for 39 subpostmasters in the uk, who were wrongly found guilty of theft and false accounting, have reached an impasse — a year after they had their convictions overturned at the court of appeal. those affected received criminal records and lost their businesses , and some were sent to prison , after being falsely accused by the post office, because of faulty computer software. the duke and duchess of cambridge have released new photographs of prince louis to mark his fourth birthday. the pictures were taken earlier this month by his mother. they sho

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i knew i wish the one there are a we need to be inside a walker. eat for the she'll also say that it only pauline ah a ah, what a dr. richard a with a ford edge that also choice issue. somebody over there. both of those. yes, i'm with you up a video will you look, are you up boiled up with the and i do so as you know that way. i don't mind. ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expanding its collective defense. many russian c, nato as a vestige of the cold war, inherently directed against their country. they point out that they have disbanded the warsaw pact, their military lions, and ask why the west should not do the s