and even the possibility of a conspiracy to assassinate the prime minister of the solomon islands, themericans waged a bloody battle for the archipelago back in the years of world war ii with the japanese , military equipment is still rusting on the coast, then the era that the natives show to tourists large-scale battles is not accidental, owning the solomons gets the ability to control sea lanes in the southwest pacific. and even if the military base at kn. there won't be her warships getting right of way after all they say in beijing in the taiwan strait, american destroyers are hosting how in their own political march to asia the americans will take a biden the other day preparing for a big asian tour japan south korea at the end of may the summit of the assian states, which the states are planning to attract their anti-chinese camp and this is forcing beijing to work in all directions, using, first of all, its economic trump card trade unions. china has always preferred the military alexander bolelsky mikhail artyukhin vesti nedeli, china today our country celebrates one of the mo

china and the solomon islands, what to do, here is the premier of the solomon islands of sagabara, inhe accusation of the opacity of the agreement with china , reproached the neighbors that they were not acting in a neighborly way, let down when australia signed under aukus we did not play the theater and hysteria. although we, as members of the pacific region, were required to be informed so that the valkus treaty was transparent, since it affects the pacific community by allowing nuclear submarines in the waters of oceania, the pacific archipelago, consisting of almost a thousand tiny islands, burst into world headlines 2 years ago, when it tore in the type of relationship with taiwan recognized beijing as the center of a unified china, which immediately provided the solomon islands with huge chinese investments, well, washington's anger why did the wave of riots and pogroms that covered the island capital at the end of last year connect the authorities with external forces that supported the local opposition? it 's all because of the leader of the opposition and someone else from t

how day of the solomon islands take an independent decision. it's almost unbelievable, but we are acting in this way and it's one of the, hopefully the museum and people and the history. i didn't, they actually one piece in the region will see you through and demand of the government. stop this imperialist behavior. and government has the challenge to say, are we going to continue to be tied to a dangerous l i? we should ask them to take their basis military bases out of australia. and we should have respectful and normal relations with china, with russia, with other countries and preserve our independence. many, many other people now who were waking up to the fact that new zealand and australia are being used in a ruinous game to recreate the coal in the interest of the united states. and probably the most faithful, loyal servant, the united kingdom. that's all for now. feel free to go to r t dot com for more stories in analysis. my name is peter scott. and thank you for watching lou with fidelity talking with a with a mortgage that also produ

a straight into the propaganda is even more hysterical held day of the solomon islands. take an independent decision. it's almost unbelievable, but we are acting in this way and it's one that hopefully the new zealand people and the straight. and they actually one case and the region will see you through and demand the government. stop this imperialist behavior. and government has the challenge to say, are we going to continue to be tied to a dangerous l i? we should ask them to take their basis. military base is out of australia. and we should have respectful and normal relations with china, with russia, with other countries and preserve our independence. many, many other people now who are waking up to the fact that you zealand and australia a being used in a ruinous game to recreate the cold war in the interest of the united states. and probably the most faithful, loyal servant, the united kingdom. that's all the news is looking at $729.00. i am moscow, it's i'm, i'm pizza scott's on the back again with another look at today's biggest stories in about half an hour, bu

and he started to day on thursday in honie are the capital of the solomon islands. and this is just following the signing of a controversial security packed with horton honey ira. in april, now, speaking from their firmness to juanita, he said that the solomon islands had gained a sincere and reliable panels. since switching diplomatic ties from taiwan to beijing in 2019. and that he hopes that china's burdening relationship with the solomon islands may or may be a model for other pacific island nations. now as he leaves, he will go into as i said, 7 other countries including vent iwatsu, some mala tona, and according to elite document, you will essentially try to extend that security pack that he made with the solomon islands earlier this year to 9 other countries in the region and this would be very wide reaching according to that league, essentially in exchange for millions of dollars of a that will go towards infrastructure development, climate change projects. it would also give china access to natural resources, access to deals on cooperation when it comes to

he led a 20 strong delegation to the solomon islands to sign a security patch. the farmer, china is willing to work with the solomon islands to implement and make good use of the consensus reached by the leaders of the 2 countries to elevate the relationship between china and the solomon islands to a higher level. the deal with the solomon islands is china's 1st known bilateral security agreement in the region. china plans to bice police, lauren forestman groups and military personnel in hon. yara, to ensure public order falling riots in the capital. china said to offer economic and security partnerships with up to 10 other, orlando. sions ongoing militarization of disputed features in the south china sea. predatory economic activities including illegal unregulated fishing and then the investments that are extractive rather than beneficial out to the countries that are subject to them. australia has traditionally played a key role in the pacific and fears. china is expanding, military presence, undermines its relationships. australia is newly appointed, foreign

the solomon islands find themselves thrust into a tug of war between china and western allies as both sides vice influence over the pacific region and odds. he gets access to a region in molly, torn between the confrontations with terrorist groups back fly al qaeda ah, is one minute puss full. i am on friday morning here in the russian capital. my name is fetus godson. welcome to 30 minutes of news here on naughty a top and key of advisor has conceded the loss of a major ukrainian stronghold in don boss, the city of lehman in dunn yeske pony. but it didn't have done. according to unverified data, we have lost the city of lima. this is the russian army. it needs to be checked, has taken it under control, that at the same time of the way it was taken shows that there were very talented commanders there who organized the operation correctly. and this shows in principle, the increased operational management and tactical skill of the russian army lehman located in the nolan done yet screech and has. busy repeatedly been taken over by russian forces with ukrainian troops withdrawing to the

the second action of the prc was solomon's decision for being deployed in the region. anti-chinese front, of course, has repeatedly denied plans to create its own military base on the islands, but theoretically, under the agreement, chinese warships will be able to enter the solomon islands of the united states they said that china does not have such rights and cannot have it, if you look at the map of the united states itself, there are about 750 military bases around the world, of which only in japan and south korea there are about 200 and that’s it. this is not far from the chinese shores, democracy and human rights are just an excuse, where the united states to share all these discords for the sake of achieving its own interests at the expense of the interests of others, from this beijing, in response to the plans of the island, promised an instant special operation to forgive him, threaten that the desire of the taiwanese leadership to secession from china with the use of military forces will lead them to the complete destruction of the taiwan problem affects the

as you approach profits before, people in the solomon islands find themselves to austin. so tug of war between china and the west as both sides. vive influence, over pacific region pundits. he gets access to region. in molly, formed between confrontations with terrorist groups backed by al qaeda with from july, from our headquarters here in the russian capital this friday morning. you're watching r t. i'm peter scott murphy tuning and from welcome to the program. now a top key of advisor has conceded the loss of a major ukrainian stronghold in don boss. the city of lehman in daniel lehman, located at the north other dentist region has reportedly been taken over by russian forces needs to be checked, has taken it under control over at the same time, over the way it was taken shows that there were very talented commanders there who organized the operation correctly and this shows in principle, the increased operational management and tactical skill of the russian army. lemon located in the north of the dentist region has reportedly been overtaken by russian forces with ukra

is a solomon some element of truth in that? well, it's understandable why micronesia, which we need to specify is also an ally, the united states. they have some defense cooperation agreements and it's understandable that they would voice these kinds of concerns, especially because like i said, this treaty or not a treaty rather. but this communique, which china hopes all regional countries, will accept a span so many different sectors and so many different areas. another reason why there are concerns are not only micronesia, but potentially in other countries in the region is that these countries are obviously very small. their economies are limited in size in resources, which means that any deal with china would give, honestly apprehend on china their negotiating power. their leverage is quite limited. so these concerns are understandable and partially yet partially grounded on reality. and of course, a is thinking in the same vein, i mean, china's influence seems to be alarming residents of the solomon islands too. because e

how do the solomon islands take an independent decision? it's almost unbelievable, but we are acting in this way and it's one of the, hopefully the museum and people and the industry. i didn't actually want to you some and demand the governments stop this imperialist behavior. and government has the challenge to say, are we going to continue to be tied to a dangerous l i? we should ask them to take their basis australia. and we should have respectful and normal relations with china, with russia, with other countries and preserve our independence. many, many other people now who are waking up to affect the new zealand and australia a being used in a ruinous game to recreate the cold war in the interest of the united states. and probably the most faithful, loyal servant, the united kingdom. so for now, my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again to the top of the with the latest news here on our see. but do you feel free to check out our website in the meantime? ah, when else shows seemed wrong when all things just don't hold any world yet

now one use trip will start in the solomon islands following the signing of a controversial secure. she packed in april and according to some bleat document, documents china plans to extend this path to $29.00 other nations in the south civic, including than washer tongue a and so mila, and essentially, or provide an exchange of millions in aid for access to natural resources. access to infant nation networks and potentially the ability for trying to have a police and military presence in some of these countries. now we have to wait and see as to whether china will admit to this communique that it's trying to extend to these other countries. but chinese state media has said that these countries are welcoming china that they see this as an opportunity to break with post colonial dependency as some of the chords that i saw there. and that they've called any accusations at china plans to militarize the region groundless. ok katrina, many of us raised the view that from bab. busy jane was given out to sarah. she's joining us from brisbin and what concerns does australia have about one y

and he started to day on thursday in honey are the capital of the solomon islands. and this is just following the signing of a controversial security packed with horn honey ira. in april and according to elite document, you will essentially try to extend that security pack that he made with the solomon islands earlier this year to 9 other countries in the region. morse content concerning to the other countries in this region and including australia would be it, it's potential to give china access to military space or china as a part of this deal with the solomon islands will be training them. law enforcement and some people are concerned that chinese police and chinese military will expand their presence in the region and further trigger possible conflict with other actors in the area. this is something that beijing has so far denied, and it's called any accusations that it plans to militarize the region groundless. on australia's foreign minister says, specific nations need to work together to ease security concerns or don't approach the discussion about china and

of slavery war is peace with the last message the collective west turned to the authorities of the solomonands the prime minister of the pacific country said that plans to conclude a defensive union with china threatened the solomon islands with an invasion called such actions of the west in blatant hypocrisy. and such an attitude towards one's own country is insulting. we deplore the mistrust that leaders constantly show us some interested countries i warned of military intervention if the national interests of these powers in the solomon islands were violated, in other words, mr. speaker threatens us with an invasion and this was serious in this regard, which is absolutely unacceptable. so it's that they treat us like pupils of a nursery. gardens forty-five caliber in the hands and therefore in need of supervision. it's insulting. you see, it seems to someone that this is insulting, and ukrainians are wildly delighted in germany i'm using vandals. soviet monuments are taken under the protection of the police of local residents protect the monument to the soviet army from bandera. and thi

he solomon. yes, my 1st is in terms of that police officer for the 2nd transform mission of the continent. the certainty in developing norms and forces the end of the source for the apartment. because it's night he's in providing a comment for russia. the response to shoot you with a challenge. our chinese 1900. there is all changes in there are street new starting target person is getting. they got a personal 2nd. these are words dot com and the 3rd quarter is to ship from we government to we the people. alright. i would agree with him. i mean, for me right at the top of my list, i me is to ensure that a you is being domestically finance, right? now approximately or between 60 to 90 percent of the budget comes from external sources. so we still have a lot of funding going into. 6 a you implementation of project them and the convenience, and i think that's in itself takes away from the aspect of africa, africa for africa. so dealing with issues by ourselves. and then 2nd me, it is that we need to

and otherwise, we can say the consequences with the deal that was done with the solomons. we know that china c said as the 1st of many, which is a context of the foreign ministers base to the region, vice chairman of the shanghai center thing tank nelson long believe a transition from a western centric world is already underway. china is a country with 1500000000 people and it has the need to expand. they said, call globally. and relations with countries in the south pacific are also quite important proposed it's, it's mainly concentrated on agriculture and efficient. so this is what is widely known as a mutual benefit activities for mutual benefit. and china never goes to these countries voluntarily without the invitation of the local countries. so i think this is purely an act of good faith, which certainly seeing a transition from the former us century or west, i get world into a new one. that is, i have small multi polled. it's also a puzzle that china wants to, you know, to on code as well. why? the expansion of china, economic expansion of trying to get so watery, de

they cleared it will extend its military's deployment in the south pacific, solomon islands, until at least may next year, and made concerns among western allies about china's growing presence in the region . the pacific as a priority area for defense, which is why it is important that new zealand defense, 4th personnel continue to operate and support the royal solomon islands, police force to maintain peace and stability through community engagement. yeah, a few more developments on this new zealand decision comes on. the chinese foreign minister travels to the solomon islands as part of a tour of nations to discuss plans for beijing draft agreement with 10 pacific states. the backdrop of that's being china's desire to expand this cooperation with countries in the region. while the wide ranging graphs agreements includes a package of millions of dollars of monetary aid from beijing, access to china's lucrative market of nearly one and a half 1000000 people in a free trade agreements and breaking political and military cooperation between the world's most populous nation and the pacif

because we saw that security corporation agreement signed last month between beijing and the solomon islands on the face of it, a fairly harmless sort of agreement that involves things like training the solomon's police force. but the concern is that that could develop much more in the years and past decades ahead into ultimately perhaps a permanent chinese military presence in the solomon island. so the worry from those nations that i mentioned before, out was that that sort of agreement could be replicated and repeated in some of the other pacific island nation said that agreement did not get signed. so from that point of view one ye will leave the g on a bit of a disappointing note. all right, let's cross over and get the perspective from china. let's go to katrina. you in bay ging, how's it being framed there? oh, quite differently to what wayne has mentioned here. one used trip to the pacific islands as being viewed as a diplomatic success and a demonstration of the failure of western countries to contain china's influence in this region. now what has been covered by chinese sta

the deal with the solomon islands is china's 1st known bilateral security agreement in the region. china plans to buys police law enforcement groups and military personnel in hon yara, to ensure public order falling riots in the capital. china is said to offer economic and security partnerships with up to 10 other. arlen de sions ongoing militarization of disputed features in the south china sea. predatory economic activities including illegal unregulated fishing. i and then the investments that are extractive rather than beneficial out to the countries that are subject to them. australia has traditionally played a key role in the pacific and fears. china is expanding, military presence, undermines its relationships. australia is newly appointed foreign is to flew to fiji on thursday, offering action on climate change, and bolstering humanitarian aid and development. i don't approach the discussion about china and jonas activities. i'm looking at the pacific as if it is a abstract from australia. i looked at this and think, what is it we need to do to work together? china has rejected fi

he solomon. yes. so the 1st is in terms of relational shirt vision for the 2nd transformation of the continent. the certainty in developing norms and forces, the legal funding source for the current occupancy is in providing a common form. but i think the response to the security challenge, our chinese 1900, there is all changes in there are students. first is they can use the 2nd, the governments dot com, wonderful. and the 3rd quarter is to shift from the government to the people. alright, i would agree with him. i mean for me right at the top of my list that i me and to ensure that the a u is being domestically finance right now approximate me or between 60 to 90 percent of the budget comes from external sources. so we still have a lot for, but i don't know the funding going into a you implementation of project. they've been the convenience and i think that's in itself takes away from the aspect of africa, africa, all africa. so dealing with issues by all the cells. and then 2nd me, it is that we n

and otherwise we can say the consequences with the deal that was done with the solomons. we know that china c said as the 1st of many, which is a context of the foreign ministers base to the region. well, let's go live now to nelson wong vice chairman of the shanghai center for rim puck international studies, venture involved i club participant, welcome to you. do you think the pacific states are going to look favorably on china's proposals? will they all sign the agreement? well, what we know is that the sullivan has already signed an agreement with china, but our prime minister is actually on his way to visit quite a few countries in the south pacific. so perhaps more contracts, all the similar nature are expected in the near future. can you give us a sense of the effect that the agreement with china would have an, a geopolitical situation, that oceana and the site pacific. what, let's look at this way. china is a country with 1500000000 people when it has a need to expand this a call globally over the last, you know, we can see that over the last 20 years already. and

on a sheet of paper, solomon had students write out their hopes and dreams. to help those in need, to find a talent i am truly proud of, to find self peace and allow myself some love. >> we just need to show how these kids are dreaming dexter not jimmy for iphones. there to me for things that truly matter. >> for 12-year-old jonathan, his dream to help someone. >> alright, jonathan, when you can public people, what kind of photograph do you see? >> i feel like if the world is kinder to each other, so like, if someone is in need, you can help them. liz: jonathan set out to help find inspiration. >> what i did, i found two super nice people who are holding hands and she was helping him appeared liz: the other students also finding small everyday moments to symbolize something much more significant. >> my dream is that one day we will have a tolerant world with no hate and no discrimination against other people. >> i hope is to really make people happy and make them smile and stuff. >> my dream is to find a location or a room that feels like home accrued liz: am

it's been signed by the solomon islands, how the rest of the country is going to receive it. ok, so to be to be clear, solomon islands that signed the bilateral, secure, it's a agreement with china. we expect that to be more formally signs during minister one's visit today. separate to that we have seen what appears to be and has been verified as a leaked copy of a communique. a draft communicate which the chinese side wish to put out for that. so a meeting of a number of foreign leaders of the foreign leaders of all 10 civic allan countries, foreign ministers, i should say, of the tenant civic allan countries have relationships with china. and one of the things that china is hoping to achieve as a result of these engagements is more, a broad ranging multi lateral, a security agreement that's not yet in place. that's something that they seeking to achieve as a result of these visits. why does this leave australia we've got penny wong traveling to fiji pretty rapidly. they trying to counter this influence from the chinese i think obviously australia's very well aware of what's

first stop the wine g e on his visit of 8 countries was the solomon islands. the chinese hope that a security packed with the solomon's can be a model for other countries. and that's raise concerns in australia than its allies, but china's ambitions. sarah clark reports from brisbin touch down in honey ira. china's foreign minister one ye lead a 20 strong delegation to the sullivan on and to sign a security patch. the follow the visit by the state councilor and foreign minister to the south pacific aims to deepen the relationship between china and relevant countries which is conducive to peace, timidity, and prosperity of the asia pacific region. the deal with the solomon islands is china's 1st known bilateral security agreement in the region. china pines to bice police, law enforcement groups and military personnel in hon. yara, to ensure public oda falling riots in the capital. china said to offer economic and security partnerships with up to 10 other on dyson, ongoing militarization of disputed features in the south china sea. predatory economic activities

hey recession, as david solomon just said, goes with that too. another thing powell said yesterday is they have to rein in demand. there are imbalances that will be a plus. so he welcomes signs the consumer is spending less. of course they want to see financial conditions tighten. we know that is tougher investors see the value of their portfolios going down, their 401(k)s, the more stocks fall, the more even the expectation of fed tightening along with some of the actual changes are starting to help those financial conditions go where the fed wants them to go. so, it is early days. the fed, again, still hoping they can avoid the actual recession but, of course, many people say you will not get the inflation rate down until you have a real slowdown in the economy and that's why so many people are voting -- betting on that and that is why we see stock seven off. >> kathleen hays. part of the risk off sentiment we saw. bond yields are falling as well across the sovereign space. we saw treasuries rallying. we are seeing australian sovereign bond yie

we have the smaller arraignment security arrangement with the solomon islands, a bilateral agreement with some more. so there is some sort of an appetite isn't there for cooperation with beijing? oh, look, no question. i mean, these are countries with enormous development needs. it's understandable. the only country offering the lions or the infrastructure of the technology to help them to let gap, he's going to receive an audience. and so china is part of the solution for the pacific, but it's not the whole solution. and so what we're also saying is that the vision come to the surface within countries like solomon islands, for example, where part of the community wants close to ties to taiwan. part one plus the aging is worried about the impact of chinese power. and many in that community still want guy. so he's going to be a, a really multicolored tapestry. if you live all foreign to the city. the main concern i think from an a strategy interesting is that no one country dominates and it does not use development as an excuse for a strategic footprint for security dominance. form au

this, after the solomon's leader claimed, the island nation faced the threat of invasion in a speech to parliament. tensions have risen following the solomon's decision to find a security packed with china. and the u. s. federal reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate by half. a percentage point is the central bank biggest hike and 2 decades and is aimed at baffling the worst inflation in 40 years. the bank hopes the increase increase in borrowing rates will slow spending enough to take inflation. and for more on this, my colleague at with the w business, steven beardsley joins me now in the studio. steven, welcome. now this is the biggest rate hike in the us in more than 20 years. what does it mean for the u. s. and for the global economy. yeah, this is a large increase and it does show the urgency right now with which the u. s. wants to fight inflation. you mentioned inflation hitting a decades long, high, and it's causing a lot of problems. unlike here, it's driven only in part by energy there. it's also, if you remember the general stimulus packages that the u. s. released

if we look at the american fruits, then we see the following, that even the solomon islands of which showed, uh, express some distrust to put it mildly, let's say, dissatisfaction with american policy. why? well, because the americans are brought here by americans, in fact, like hooligans. on the system of international relations they are engaged in extortion. who has europe that has not been turned into a colony. they are engaged in racketeering pressure, in fact, they seize other people's money. funds were repeatedly frozen on their territory. what kind of trust in this oldest american hegemon can we talk about? there is no question of any trust in america, and even small states regarding the systems of international relations, as the solomon islands allow themselves to say today. why? because they understand? and in principle, it is understood by everyone in the east that the era of the united states as hegemons has ended the world, especially not the western world requires a guarantee of security. this will be the main the key issue of the development of the international blinkin

whereas the courage to stand up to a very powerful lobby, china is foreign minister arrived and the solomon islands, as beijing seeks to expand its influence in the south pacific while he is beginning a week long trip across the region, is as beijing will help solomon islands improve that development and living standards. i just put 4 plans for sleeping economic and security agreement with 10 island states and the china and the south pacific island countries all located in the asia pacific region and the old developing countries. we are good friends who respect each other. we are equal, mutually beneficial and common developments told katrina you is in beijing with more on why this trip to the south pacific is so important for china. which i haven't given much details, but they say that this is about extending the security and economic relationships with the nations in the south pacific. now long you will be traveling for about 7 days. you'll be visiting 8 different countries. and he said that on the table will be things like law enforcement, improving infrastructure, and paging hasn't give

battlegram founded and run by internationally acclaimed photojournalists linda solomon solomon was thehotographer for aretha franklin and author of the book the queen next door through pictures of hope. she gives students their own camera and then challenges them to share their hopes and their dreams through graffiti, sometimes it's very difficult to share something deep within verbally, but through an art form. through photojournalism is often easier to share something that's so personal. for your solomon has traveled to dozens of cities bringing pictures of hope and the power of photojournalism to students from all walks of life her. hope to help young people find inspiration through images to learn how a single photo can change the world and your own sense of self one photo can change a life. but you just got to give that child a chance so is n't for journalism fun. shop at the culinary inst itute iacopia with part of napa county unified school districts after school program she came at the personal request of superintendent, dr. barbara nemko who noticed many students struggling af

linda solomon was a longtime personal photographer for aretha franklin and author of the book "the queendoor." she gives students their own camera and challenges them to share their hopes and dreams through photography. >> sometimes it is difficult to share something deep within verbally, but through an art form, through photojournalism, it is often easier to share something that is so personal. liz: for years, solomon has traveled to dozens of cities, for pictures of hope and the power of photojournalism. her hope is that people find inspiration through images to learn how a single photo can change the world, and your own sense of self. >> one photo can change a life, but you've got to give that child a chance. isn't photojournalism fun? liz: she recently led an event at the culinary institute of san francisco. dr. barbara napa noticed many students struggled after two years of the pandemic. >> i meet kids in june and i will see them in the parking lot and say, what are they going to do now? i am going to college. good. what are you going to study? i don't know. what do you want to do?

so coming up, how was security packed between china and the solomon islands is turned into an election issue in australia, wildfires, droughts, and less food for millions, whether experts issue another blake warning on the long lasting effects of climate change. plus, i'm going to be a newman in havana standing in one of the countless lines, what cuban say they are spending too much of their lives. coming up, i'll tell you why. hello and welcome to the program. in historic move, finland and sweden have it submitted their formal applications to join nato. both countries have long stayed neutral. the rashes invasion of ukraine has rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of joining the alliance. currently, 5 nature members share land borders with russia. let's take a look. they include a stony is and let the is entire eastern frontiers. no way just touches russia in the arctic circle, while lithuania and poland flank at the baltic, ex clave of kellen in grad finland. membership of nature would add 1300 kilometers to the alliances land border with russia, more than doubling its length. our

how has the curacy packed between china and the solomon islands has turned into an election issue in australia, wildfire droughts, and less food for millions, where the expense issue, another bleak warning, and the long lasting effects of climate change. who's now and a historic mary of finland and sweden have both submitted their formal applications to join nature. both countries have long stayed neutral, but russia's invasion of ukraine has rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of joining the alliance. currently 5 nature members, shalon borders with russia. they include a stern, is unlucky as entire easton frontiers. as you can see, no way just touches russia in the arctic circle. well lithuania and poland flanked the baltic enclave of clinton. god. now finland's membership of nature, i would add that teen 100 kilometers to the alliance as landlord with russia, more than doubling its length out. dramatic editor james bay is now reports from brussels. nato secretary general yen stilton burg, welcoming the ambassadors of the 2 countries that want to become the newest members to joi

are o'clock, as joining us now live from brisbin says that this long trip is starting off in the solomon islands. what we know about what's happening that well, the delegation arrived overnight and what we do know is that the media has been giving very limited access to that delegation. but we do know that the delegation is there by the foreign minister to sign or physically sign to the now they know under that, and we do expect like the police and military personnel will, it's lord for the groups from china to be deployed or based in honey, all right, now a drug was late to not long ago that raised me explained a more of the details of what we believe we couldn't tell. and it did not in the document that chinese ny will behoove could be allowed access to money. our in the food being able to carry out logistical punishments and that we assume means that the likes of refueling, but it had rattled, certainly a strong yeah. and its allies, of course, united states. the key concern here is that they believe that being able to have access to their food in the region that opens the wife for ch