i think when china signed a police policing deal with the solomon islands, which also allows for stop overs for military stop over is that set alarm bells ringing. because militarily, this is in the middle of a huge wave of, of water, which means you need stop over points. i'm trying to, can you support it's, it's claims in the south china sea. so it's a very strategic area of military has a lot of significance. it can also be used to interrupt traffic between australia and the us. it's, it's really an, a key position globally. now, europe has paid more attention to asia and recent years, and i also can't help us think of nato a finally putting out a china strategy. to what extent is this driven by europeans, or is it really a lot of pressure from the americans on the europeans? i think it's being driven very much by add the americans. there's a lot of pressure there um, on europe to do more within europe. there's a lot of pressure coming from the eastern european and central european states were obviously completely raffled by what's happened with the ukraine. but within the european

the us reopened its embassy in solomon islands . after 30 years of his plans to open admissions and find a while to and care of body. 2 days after blinking left tonga, the chinese piece, our hospital ship dropped their offering free health services to scramble for the site. pacific is picking up. pace is joining us in the studio. is d w 's asia analyst, clifford coon and clifford, can you tell us a little bit more about mcclung strip? well, this is a by france carving out its own little nation foreign policy when it comes to this region, which is now, as we've seen, is a scramble for this at pacific, at between china, into us and particular, he's taken name of what he calls this, this this new imperialism. and there's a little bit of ambiguities there. i think it's clarity and the china, but he's also suggesting that the us, which is also building up its presence in the region, is also guilty of this new imperialism. so in some ways it's classic french foreign policy in that way, but it's, it's very significant because it shows just

that is a worrying sign, concerned they may be proposing to have a naval port in the solomon islands.hat is why these countries are trying to unite allies in the region to counter that growing influence from china in the indo pacific. >> interesting dynamic emerging. thank you. still ahead. african migrants appealed to the u.n. for help after they were left stranded in the desert. ♪ >> it is a little cool in tropical australia. in queensland, rain going towards can and coming into perth, active frontal system running through so your day improves but that is 15 degrees. i think you would like it warmer. here is breeze from the south. cloudy and wet. sidney might feel better. likewise melbourne because the sun is out and winds are light. the same story on thursday. onshore breeze, improvement in perth come up two degrees. the snow falling heavily in the southern alps disappears. christchurch gets a wind at 12 degrees. as for the typhoon, it is replete touching -- briefly touching this status but falling back. the risk of rainfall up to 600 millimeters in northern luzon so we are talking

that surely the war is now an american base that should correspond to the chinese base on the solomon islandswould have thought that we would even discuss what is happening on a more planned basis and in the solomon islands that the president of the united states will plan a visit there , it is so far away for us, it is so simple now this is what the world looks like, the rivalry in the pacific ocean is huge, the world is pregnant with possible conflicts , the thai strait, which in principle will stop the world economy like no coronavirus did not stop it because if the production of chipi is blocked, you can say goodbye to the entire main national product of developed countries, which is 5. well, that’s why. by the way, biden met nare-modi in such a way that he prepared a vegetarian menu for him and invited special chefs to the white house to to make this dinner menu for the rendition ceremony, the list of guests was specially selected , it was as if a king would be received because there is a huge temptation to relocate a huge number of entrepreneurs who are currently working in the prc to i

commitment and step up our engagement, we opened in january of this year our new embassy in the solomon islands to make sure we are present there every day. working together with our partners in the solomons about what we can bring to the table. it is why we opened in may, our new embassy in tonga. why, the secretary will formally dedicate the embassy. it is why we are talking with our partners about our interest in opening an american embassy there, i am confident we will make progress on that. just like we are discussing the same with our partners in -- i will reiterate what i said earlier. we are not asking partners to choose. we are making sure they have choices and the ability to make their own decisions free from coercion. that animates everything that we do. i will say, i feel optimistic and confident about our position and partnerships in the pacific islands. one final point before i kick it over to eli. when we engage in the pacific, much of this is done through the pacific islands forum. we believe in the multilateral architecture in the region, just as we are committed to neutrality

and that being the solomon islands, once again, the security package, the rock, mont, for cool between 20 hour and beijing was signed between china and from long island in the white glove, the rots in one of our last year. now, this has police on the grounds in 20 hours, and that's why you see flag to the alarm bills to the like the us and i knew zealand so they shared vision of the pacific is the key words being use of these press conferences. i know this a whole making of these meetings of the next full dies are all about the things security corporation partnerships. another key area thing discuss a policy issue is advancing climate energy. so lincoln is a new zealand today. the bank thursday on friday and stuff is that he'll continue those ministerial tops to try and deepen and expand unity with the allies in the pacific. so o'clock and basement. thank you. this precious defense minister has met with north korean leader kim young. i'm enjoying his visits appealing, young psych i show you is visiting north korea. it was part of commemorations of the 70th anniversary of the korean war

now an american base in the planned war , which should correspond to the chinese base in the solomon islandswould have thought that we would even discuss what is happening in a more planned way and in the solomon islands that the president the united states will plan a visit there, so this is such a distant space for us . this is how the world looks like. the rivalry in the pacific ocean is huge . the production of chips will be blocked, you can say goodbye to the entire main national product of developed countries, which is five times well, that's why. by the way, biden met naren modi in this way and prepared vegetarian the menu and special chefs were invited to the white house to make this dinner menu for narendra modi, they specially selected the list of guests. it was as if a king would be accepted because there is a huge temptation to relocate a huge number of entrepreneurs who are currently working in china to india and now i would say that

if i think of papa, the solomon islands, it is very different. we are looking at climate change, illegal fishing. how do you balance those two things? how does the secretary think about that and how you approach the region as a whole? i would be interested if there's a difference between the australians when thinking about the region? >> it is great to be here with dan. we were up in the hills together and dan had to answer all of the hard questions so we decided that we will preserve out today. i want to thank dan for taking on the hard ones. my answer will be that what you see us potential tension is not how we view the region. the most significant element that we see this was secretary also has talked about most recently as a shared vision among our allies and partners. this is not america's vision of the indo pacific, it is a shared vision articulated by the japanese, pacific islands, australians and koreans of a region that is free and open, free of coercion and disputes are managed peacefully. with different allies and partners we have diff

within the pacific has been the likes of china's military expansion in the region was seen in the solomon islands. the presence of a troops this, this is post the rides in the last a year or so. that's certainly a warring sign is concerned that they may be proposing to have a naples or pools in the solomon islands. and that's obviously why the united states and australia in these countries i'm trying to, you know, ice their allies in the region to count as we mentioned. that's growing influence from china, india and our pacific. yeah, it's a really interesting dynamic emerging this. so o'clock and vision, thank you. still ahead on that, i would just say around african migrants appealed to the un for help of today we left stranded in the deserts the the what's a little cooling tropical australia at the moment. in fact, you can see in queens, the massive clad this taking rain rock up into the top, it's up towards cans and kind of get into pass. i like to frontal systems running through so your day does improve, but that's 15 degrees. i think you'd like it a bit, walmart, would you not? and here's t

of course china recently signed the security agreement with the solomon islands.ian a very familiar ice here. -- place here. the u.s., a cornerstone of the fence. on the other hand, china is their largest trading partner. taht diplomatic tight group, -- tightrope. shery: australia is planning to buy u.s. submarines. what are we expecting from the u.s. congress? paul: just as this warship is being commissioned down the road from us here in sydney, u.s. lawmakers were debating the future of the deal. we have republican members of the senate armed services committee moving to block the legislation that would enable the sale of virginia class nuclear submarines to australia. that is the critical first step of this deal. the republican roger wicker saying the u.s. first has to ensure they have enough submarines for their own defense before they start selling submarines to australia. on the other hand we had an end as of the foreign relations committee calling that statement quote, foolish. where does that leave australia? the fed's minister here is pretty relaxed about

micronesia, nicaragua, palau, philippines, poland, portugal, romania, rwanda, singapore, slovakia, solomon islands, south korea, spain, turkey , uganda and uzbekistan. of course, there were also countries that claimed to be involved in this war, such as the netherlands or czechoslovakia , but condoleezza rice was very frank about their companions in the iraq war. they did things against them, such as the australian navy was in charge of cleaning up may, or the polish special forces defended oil platforms , such as the danish submarines that patrolled for the benefit of the american army, or the special forces of chemical and biological weapons, who served with whom. america had also experienced this position in the vietnam war, and the united states was a simple plan when south korea sent 300,000 soldiers to the war and killed 5,000, and in the field named after itself, not in the vietnam war, 60,000 australian soldiers killed more than 500 people. more than 300 out of 40,000 thai soldiers died among the three thousand new zealand soldiers, nearly 50 people died and no one asked what these soldier

embassies and kind of walk through and care of us and in february, restored at the embassy in solomon islands, offers fishing the hi isis. now the united states has been the top military schools in the region since world war 2, but now it's a joke. so for power, as president barton attempts to push back on china's increasing presence, a china is a foreign minister chin. gunn has been removed from his post stuff to any 7 months on the job, either replaced by his previous or set one he jen is not being seen in public for 4 weeks. aging is not provided any reasons for his dismissal. katrina, you reports from patient or yes. gunnery attentions, his assertive style as foreign ministers. books peasant between 252014 the mystery surrounding kingdoms whereabouts highlights the secrets of nature of the chinese government. it's not uncommon. well known personality, such as business people, all celebrities, to temporarily disappear from the public eye of the following fall of authorities. but it's happened to such a powerful government figure is read indeed. she ends as to as the shortest serving foreig

and in february, restore to the embassy in solomon islands offers fishing. yeah. hi isis. now the united states has been the top military schools in the region since world war 2. but now it's a joke. so for power, as president martin attempts to push back on china's increasing presence, the buses defense minister is in those career that i guess and from the aging is also in from young led by top. the chinese communist party officials is the 1st time a public visit. so being made to the country since the stop of the pun, demik. that'll be a major military parade in the capital on 1st day to mock the seventy's anniversary of the armistice which go into the fighting south korea rushes, although a house apartments has voted to raise the maximum. conscription to age from 27 to 30 from johnny. the 1st men will be required to carry out a full year of military service, even though it also bound men from leaving russian territory from the day they are officially summoned, producing the dish i have out of those following developments from us. previously they were called out for comp

we have seen of course also china reach out and sign security agreements, such as with the solomon islandsbut two, also to send a signal to china that allies and partners are united. meanwhile, mr blinken said on thursday when he was in new zealand that the door was open for new zealand to engage with the orcs weapons development —— the orcs weapons development —— the aukus weapons development between britain, america and australia. trade play such a crucial part for its economy. how likely do you think that new zealand joins this pact? i think there are various parts to aukus. 0ne think there are various parts to aukus. one is the nuclear submarine technology part, the other is called pillar two, advanced military technology, such as aia, quantum, information sharing and others. so new zealand has expressed some interest potentially in exploring whether it could join pillar two, and the united states has said that door remains open. so i think this is very much an exploration phase. it has said it is not interested in the nuclear submarine pillar, which would go against its own nuclear fr

and in february, restored at the embassy in solomon islands, office busy high ices. now the united states has been the top military force in the region since world war 2, but now it's a joke. so for power, as president martin attempts to push back on china's increasing presence to so to come on al jazeera sanchez warm, that the gulf stream system is heading full collapse because of climate change. and often not being seen in public for months, china's foreign ministers remove the real searing heat around the training has been in the west. however, the northeast of african eastern. but we've seen touches in the 4th is quite happily, but they are on that and coming down the wind into strong for roads. this island tier, you'll notice and over we have touching faulty with us in the middle focus anymore . kyra's near record heat. but this hot weather in advance as well, but not near reco values just above where you might normally expect it. but it's always be coming to know now, is it not? i mean by dad's forecasting 50. and we seen 50 for days on end and west and the wro

watcher and to enter best, and in february to see reopened, to restore its embassy in 20 r and solomon islands after as there he hi isaac. that of course, was reopened. dr. trotter announced it was sending troops and then potentially looking to open up a naval a pool. so i am unable positions in the solomon on. and so it's certainly a joke for power across this region of the united states has been the top military force in the, in the pacific since world war 2. but at the moment, we're seeing a joke. so for power between china and united states and its allies met joseph a power indeed sir, a cock investment. thank you. the flesh as defends, mister m, as in north korea, that delegation from badging is also in peeling out in clyde by top of chinese communist policy. officials is the 1st time public visits are being made to the country since the start of the pen demik. it will be a major minute menchie parade in the capital on the 1st 8 a month with 70th anniversary of the armistice, which puts an end to the war with south korea. still ahead on al jazeera prussia raises the maximum age of conscri

many other countries around the world, saudi arabia, ron, the solomon islands, a 100 yours. and i don't think that will change poll um, would you agree with what i am? the eddie was saying that about the, the anger phase and the acceptance phase. and we heard something similar from a warrick a in, in our report at the beginning of the program. but he was talking about the, the us not realizing that we're at the beginning of a new multi polar world or the, the, the us is still hoping and wishing that things were different. yeah, well i think that's it, that maybe the maybe a good way to characterize it, but i think you know, that in the us there's, there's, there's sort of this new bipartisan agreement that china represents this, this uh, this threat that and some, some terminal and excess dental threat to us interests. and so you have this, this policy that the by the administration has adopted called a line and best and compete them. and the alignment part of that is building coalitions in europe and asia with an eye to sort of containing china is rise as a technology power

and in february, restore to the embassy in solomon islands offers fishing you. hi, isis. now the united states has been the top military force in the region since world war 2, but now it's a joke. so for power, as president martin attempts to push back on china's increasing presence, the united nations has begun transferring 1000000 barrels of oil from a decaying tank of mood off humans coast. they haven't 5 vessels being at risk of breaking off at exploding for years because of corrosion and a lack of maintenance and society like coalition got involved in a civil war with the rebels that agreed in march to allow the oil to be offloaded wildlife teams a racing to save does a pilot whales stranded in western australia after at least $52.00 of them died overnight. the part of nearly 100 wales was 1st spotted swimming together in an unusual way on tuesday morning. then they began beating themselves one by one. it comes off to $55.00 whales, died in another mass standing in scoffing last week. it's an onset side sunset. uh uh, nowhere in the will is a business solutions while

embassies and kind of walk through and care of us and in february, restored at the embassy in solomon islands, offers fishing you. hi, isis. now the united states has been the top military schools in the region since world war 2. but now it's a joke for power. as president martin attempts to push back on china's increasing presence. a union representing nearly 340000 possible deliberately service employees in the united states has reached a tentative contract agreement advising a strike. but it was seen as a major victory for our research and the labor movement to the us present, send them a reports from new york. the ups drivers were ready to walk off the job, holding practice tickets. as the expiration date of their contract approached, they had an agreement on safety issues like air conditioning and trucks, and no more forced overtime work on schedule days off. here cuz we are in a battery with the drivers represented by the teamsters union, refused to back down on pay increases and got what they wanted. without up to this, the strike the leverage. we've got the strongest weapon in our too

and in the solomon islands that the president of the united states will plan a visit there, it is so far away for us, just like that. this is how the world looks like. the rivalry in the pacific ocean is a huge world, pregnant with possible conflicts . the thai straits, which in principle will stop the world economy, as none the coronavirus did not stop it, because if the production of chips is blocked, you can say goodbye to the entire gross national product of developed countries , which is five times better. well, that is why. by the way, biden is met him at rendre mody, prepared a vegetarian menu for him, and in a special event, chefs were invited to the white house to make this dinner menu for rendre mody , the list of guests was specially selected. that now they are working this prc to india and now i would say that this is so, you know, this card is such a trump card i would say that the action is blocking, it is your outfit for repair, not at biden’s, not everyone is ringing with those with whom he will be able to fulfill some of their tasks or turn the world upside down or,

on the one hand, we had the most climate vulnerable countries, like marshall islands, solomon islandses, new zealand, canada and some european countries pushing for high ambition. and on the other side, we had latin american countries, china, russia, saudi arabia, india and many others who were resisting very strongly. and that tension was there throughout the two weeks that we have been here negotiating. until the last moment, we were not very sure what we're going to get, if we're going to get anything. and it is good that there is this final deal, but it's very clear that this deal is not the right response for the climate urgency that we are facing. there's no carbon levy. there appear to be no particular sanctions. there are these indicative checkpoints. by the year 2030, they're supposed to have cut emissions by 20%. in terms of those criticisms we've heard from environmental campaigners, do you think they are valid? absolutely, because two major issues were on the table — setting the new targets and discussing the measures, regulatory tools, how to implement them. in terms of t

. —— the solomon islands. and some european countries.china, russia, saudi arabia, india and many others who were resisting very strongly, and that tension was there throughout the two weeks we have been here negotiating that deal. until the last moment we were not sure what we would get, if we would get anything, and it is good that there is this final deal but it's very clear that this deal is not the right response the climate urgency we are facing. there is no carbon levy, there appeared to be no particular sanctions, there are these indicative checkpoints by the year 2030 which were supposed to have cut emissions by 20%, in terms of the criticisms we have heard from environmental campaigners, do you think they are valid?— think they are valid? absolutely, because two _ think they are valid? absolutely, because two major— think they are valid? absolutely, because two major issues - think they are valid? absolutely, because two major issues were l think they are valid? absolutely, l because two major issues were on think they are valid

ask you can say these things, you can apply mimetic pressure but the solomon islands is a sovereign countryime minister has not been shy about making his feelings clear. just last week he accused austria of being on neighborly and delaying financial assistance. china is helping them out. these are all points that australia rejects. australia and new zealand pledged to update the defense relationship. it's pretty clear they are concerned about china's diplomatic overtures in the pacific. he also said during the meeting that when austria provides support to its pacific neighbors, it comes with no strings attached. the subtext that if you do a deal with china, there will be strings attached. this will be raised at the pacific islands form, that if you make a deal with china you have to have that in the back of your mind. >> australia and new zealand also exploring the idea of a more civil fight border. it was the plan? >> the border is already pretty simple. check early if you are citizen of either country traveling in either direction but the idea is to make it as seamless as possible. that m

for example, the delegation of the solomon islands is escorted to the hall.laced the russian delegation in the chinese protocol hall taiwan will consistently and persistently continue cooperation with the russian federation to maintain this friendship that exists between our countries. uh, peoples and in the face of a whale. we can count on such a firm reliable friendly shoulder, despite all the difficulties of an illegal restriction. uh, attempts to restrain the development of our countries, trade is growing steadily. and even at a rate higher than e, earlier there was and is every reason to say that by the end of this year we will step over the $200 billion mark. a rich three -day program valentina matvienko visited the beijing dance academy, where she invited students to come for an internship in russia national china museum, the country's largest exhibition center, as well as a new museum of the history of the communist party of china, it was opened two years ago on the centenary of the formation of the cpc, many remember the slogans of those years, russi

and in february, restored at the embassy in solomon islands, offers fishing. yeah. hi isis. now the united states has been the top military schools in the region since world war 2. but now it's a joke for power. as president martin attempts to push back on china's increasing presence of any 340000 possible delivery workers in the united states have reached a deal to end the strike that is being seen as a major victory for our research and labor movement for sensitive reports from new york o. u. p. s. drivers were ready to walk off the job, holding practice tickets as the expiration date of their contract approach. they had an agreement on safety issues like air conditioning and trucks, and no more forced overtime work on schedule days off here cuz we are in a battery with the drivers represented by the teamsters union, refused to back down on pay increases and got what they wanted reality justice strikes and leverage. we've got the strongest weapon in our tool case. that's the 340000, rectify members that go to work every single day, regardless of conditions. and that makes

militarization of china in the region, you might recall a security patch being signed between the solomon islands and china last year with them in the last year off the rights which were in 2021. now this involves policing on the ground from by using and also involves potentially i naval course as being tool called a potential naval port being set up in honey on about 22000 kilometers from where we are now. and the strongly new zealand leaders a wednesday, i noticed that they concerned about this placing agreements. their concern was that it undermines the pacific regional security norms now blinking, moving using ebony zillow as prime minister today on thursday in new zealand. also many the foreign minister and the opposition later, he'll also be attending a football game before the to a comes to prison on friday. so thanks very much and have a see we can see pictures of unofficial welcome, official memory. welcome for the us secretary of state. thank you. so i told the us intelligence officer has told congress that the government is in possession of alien craft, which have crushed over the year

papua new guinea is considered by the united states as a new military khad, as opposed to the solomon islandsthe new chinese military khan. that is , we see what is going on, but in fact there is competition. and the pacific rivalry, but in australia blinkin and austin will hold together with the australians. the 2+2 meeting is the foreign minister and, uh, the defense ministers together. that is, we see that the united states is strengthening the containment of china in the pacific, and at the same time, the united states is again dispersing the topic that china allegedly helping russia too much in the ukrainian conflict. that's just an article on this topic was published by the edition of the politician. listen to what is written there. evidence suggests that despite calls for peace , china is coming close to the red line by supplying russia with large volumes of non-lethal but militarily useful equipment that could have a significant impact on the president's war. putin in ukraine for shchuchye for more than 17 months, protective equipment will be enough to equip many mobilized china also

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ambassadors and more of these countries and as you know right now we've opened an embassy in the solomon islands and one in tomko. we have one pending and we are doing the same things having these bilateral ambassadors is critical and as you also know -- >> mr. sec. can i interrupt you, i'm sorry but we have limited time and i have followed the efforts of the biden administration in this regard. but what i'm talking about is pointing and not relying on other invoice or ambassadors. i'm talking about creating a new ambassadorship for the 15 pacific island nation states appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate who would spend her or his time traveling to all of the island states talking about trade investment and listening. >> i think it is important that we continue to engage these countries independently given their independence but to your point and i agree this is important we have appointed to the pacific island this is the main body as you know that brings all the islands together. we appointed someone that's a deeply experienced ambassador. >> it is an appointment by the secre

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