already unlocking transformative opportunities for jobs and skills and research, from virginia to south australia to western australia. australia and the u.s. have a strong and growing partnership in new technology, from medical research to ai. and i join president biden in welcoming microsoft's $5 billion additional investment in australia, which we announced this week here in washington. the president and i agree that innovation is vital to addressing the environmental challenge of climate change and seizing the economic opportunities of clean energy. the climate, critical minerals and clean energy transformation compact that we signed in may in hiroshima is very much central to this. climate change and clean energy becomes a third pillar of our alliance, alongside our security cooperation through anzus and our strong economic ties with the free trade agreement between our nations at its center. the compact lays the foundation for our two countries to advance climate and clean energy action this decade, both at home and globally. today, we agreed new measures under the compact to support our en

cold front sweeps across south australia. knocking the temperatures down.ide, 20 celsius. 23 for melbourne. pushes further east. only 15 in melbourne by the stage. really heavy rain coming into the eastern side of new south wales pushing further eastward as we go through the next couple of days. trying to make its way toward new zealand. 23 celsius in sydney as we go through thursday. brighter skies come back in behind. still on the chilly side. dry and settled whether. stays dry and settled for new zealand at least for the foreseeable. not to bed. make the most. . of it the rain will eventually come. japan, a few showers sliding in as we go to the middle part of the week. what are whether pushing toward tokyo. cooler than it has been recently at 24 celsius. the typhoon making its way toward taiwan. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. a reminder of our top stories. the un security council has voted to authorize a multinational force to haiti. the government asked for assistance against gangs who control large parts of the country. former u.s. president trump has ramped up

no region was more exposed than the barossa valley in south australia.way along, probably for at least six months beforehand, that the chinese were going to introduce a tariff. we had fairly good intel. stephen: at hamish seabrook's family vineyard, the harvest is underway before dawn. hamish: i've been here more than 30 years, and i love the barossa. it's home. stephen: for years, his main business has been red kangaroo. hamish started the venture with a business partner a decade ago, making wine for china. hamish: i think our first container went in might've been november 2011. we followed that up by a quick trip to china and met some more distributors over there. it's just grown from strength to strength from year to year. stephen: after china began its dumping investigation, the company decided to co-operate and open the books to its officials. hamish: we've got nothing to hide. we certainly had nothing to hide. everything we do is transparent. we just figured, "oh, well, if we submit and be part of this place where we can open up what we do, maybe t

this next area of wet weather, this cold from that blue line that's gonna run its way across south australia over the next couple of days. suppose around 18 celsius pushing for the race was the heat ahead of that because i like the t one degrees 20 item melvin not too bad at all with that cold front. it will not the hate out of the way 20 celsius in building the 23 as we go one through tuesday into wednesday, i killed a still and what for wednesday? the short documentary from around the well to celebrate coverage and resilience in times of tumbling out as the rest of the the, [000:00:00;00] the deadlines on alpha 0. there's been an explosion and gunfire outside the interior ministry in the circus capital and correct the interior minister says 2 attackers were responsible, including a suicide bomber. one of them has been killed. the other blew himself. tens of thousands of migrants from central and south america, or risking it all in search of a better life in the united states. but it's a dangerous journey. and many of the transit countries on routes are already at capacity. nearly all the e

it's a record breaking defeat as south africa trounce australia.heir woeful world cup still without a win. as wales name their team, we look ahead to the tantalising quarter final ties this weekend at the rugby world cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sportday. we start in seville as scotland's bid to become the first side to qualify for euro 2024 was stopped short by spain, the hosts winning 2—0 on a controversial night. needing just a point to secure qualification, scotland took a 1—0 lead in the second half only for the goal to be ruled out. steve clarke's side had nothing to show for weathering the worst of the spain storm as jane dougall reports from seville. so it wasn't to be tonight for scotland but that goal that wasn't will probably be talked about fora while to come. about for a while to come. the first half, spain dominated, putting chance after chance towards scotland, which they defended with their lives. and then scott mctominay�*s perfectly placed freekick which delighted the crowd was ruled out. there was a debate as to whethe

maybe a few sprinkles of rain as well for the south australia and victoria states back to the here. now on friday, new zealand pretty typical spring weather temperatures average for the south island, but above average on the north island case been 25 degrees for you. on friday, we've got our tropical storm in the gulf of tonkin here. it's pretty much, it just parked itself up in this area and it is ringing out it's moisture over china's united providence. meantime, a northerly wind has kicked down those temperatures and grungy profits, so we lin just 19 that's far below average for this time of the year. it's on the cold front. cutting across depends main island of hunter, to rain and wind here. so your temperatures in tokyo are about to fall back to this part of southeast asia as our usual rain and storms for both sumatra and borneo islands on friday. and now here in the know, we'll see if it soon take care. i the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder of our top stores. the south us presidents, you a buttons is 20 trucks will be

next in line will be south australia. now in the zone here, we've got winds with an up to about 75 kilometers per hour. keep your either on adelaide and melbourne. actually dropping temperatures monday to tuesday. we'll injured to some. what weather there and where it is pouring rain is the southern outside the south island of new zealand. this wet weather is now running out into the north island on monday. why take you to southeast asia? temperatures are still remaining high, quite hot for this time of the year. if we go north, if this pretty persistent rain for both western and eastern areas of thailand, also looking bad in southern vietnam as well, dark, the blue and the yellow, the more intense that rain is falling and are a type food in the philippine sea. while it is starting to move closer to taiwan, it's wrapping in moisture from the northwest pacific. let me draw on the red line for you. this is where the storm looks to go crashing right in to southern taiwan. so we'll keep tabs on that over the next few days. an

of weather breaking that hate as this weather system is very active. cold front sweeps across south australia already knocking those type which is down at a light 20 celsius. 23 from melvin. the rain really tough pick a to pick up across that the eastern side of victoria fruits has made yeah. pushes the race which as we go through wedding to stay on the 15 in melton, feeling a little more like when to buy this dice and but some really heavy right. as you can see, coming into that eastern side of new south wales, pushing a little further east, which as we go through the next couple of days, eventually try to make its way towards the new zealand. 23 south just in sydney as we go on through west fast. i brought us guys come back in behind the chevy. so i noticed that a dry and settled weather having said that and it stays dry and settled. saffo new zealand, at least for the disabled. so not too bad. it makes the most of it the right would eventually come about too much right across such a time at present. but a few showers, just sliding in hey, what's the go on into the middle part of the weeks

buster at a later temperature drops by 10 degrees on saturday, some cloud and a few showers for south australia and victoria states as well. for new zealand, no weather alerts to speak are pretty typical spring weather, but temperatures above average and kids spend 25 hundreds of friday. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world. is there something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects? counting the cost on al jazeera, the a. how to send using garza software, a humanitarian catastrophe, boned and besieged by israel with nothing allowed in and no way out. the u. n is blocked on the ground and the security council has put arised on, paralyzed by veto. what role can you and play and gaza? this is inside story, the .

of weather breaking that hate as this weather system is very active. cold front sweeps across south australia already knocking those temperatures down at a light 20 celsius. 23 from melvin. the rain really does pick a pick up across at the eastern side of victoria through tasmania pushes the race which as we go through wedding to stay on the 15 in melting feeling a little more like when to buy this dice and but some really heavy right as you can see, coming into that eastern side of new south wells, pushing a little further east, which as we go through the next couple of days, eventually try to make its way towards the new zealand. 20 for yourself just in sydney as we go on through west past. i brought us guys come back in behind the chevy. so i noticed that the dry, unsettled weather. having said that, it stays dry and settled saffel new zealand, at least for the disabled. so not too bad it make the most of it the right would eventually come about too much right across such a time at present. but a few showers just sliding in hey, what's the go on into the middle part of the weeks and what's

already unlocking transformative opportunities for jobs and skills and research from virginia to south australia, to western australia. australia and the u.s. have a strong and growing partnership in new technology, from medical research to a.i. and i join president biden in welcoming microsoft $5 billion additional investment in australia, announced this week here in washington. president and i agree innovation is vital to addressings the environmental challenge of climate change. and seizing the economic opportunities of clean energy. the climate critical minerals and clean energy transformation compact that we signed in may in hiroshima is very much central to this. climate change and clean energy becomes the third pillar of our alliance, alongside our security cooperation, and strong economic ties with the free trade agreement between our nations. compact lays the foundation for our two countries to advance climate and clean energy action this decade, both at home and globally. today we agreed new measures under the compact to support our energy transition, including the establishment of aus

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next in line will be south australia. now in the zone here, we've got winds with an up to about 75 kilometers per hour. keep your either on adelaide and melbourne. actually, dropping temperature is monday to, to stable, injured to some what weather there and where it is pouring rain is the southern notes on the south island of new zealand. this what weather is now running up into the north island on monday. i want to take you to southeast asia. temperatures are still remaining high, quite hot for this time of the year. if we go north of this pretty persistent rain for both western and eastern areas of thailand, also looking bad in southern vietnam as well dark in the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is falling and are a type food in the philippines sea while it is starting to move closer to taiwan. it's wrapping in moisture from the northwest specific. let me draw in the red line for you. this is where the storm looks to go crashing right in to southern taiwan. so we'll keep tabs on that over the next few d

is that in south australia chimpanzee named and z a special gift from the montero safari park staff celebrating his 8th birthday took effect. footage from the from the zoo shows z ripping open his presents as well. he munched on some seeds nuts and dried fruit. so they presented him that for his 8th birthday, they did some reading to him apparently also released footage over keeper reading and see a story on october 17th about his sister zuri the first chimp born at mount a safari on it. but mine are do excuse me now. the zoo says you can see how engaged and z is in the book end how he can react says he recognizes photos of his family's. just incredibly smart as well. and the votes have been tallied. and now the indianapolis zoo's newest elephant baby has a name. >> check out jabari, which means fearless or brave in swahili. the zoo says that's the perfect description for the curious calf. jabari arrived over the labor day weekend is the first in the world bore through artificial insemination to a mother who was also born the same way. well, bar's first public outing happened about 3 weeks ago.

he's making his way across south australia. i have like getting up to 26 as we go through choose to do a few showers there into the back and then we'll see a 26 in melvin for wednesday. not too bad at so when we got once again in sydney to around 23 degrees and they'll be at 23 in past me. well, we'll see right, man, moving away from the se. and it, but some showers just coming back into the saw salad for the middle part of the week. right. making it's way of southern areas of china at present in the form of a topical storm. it'll be a tropical storm. monday, going into tuesday, queen knew that makes his way. i was high 9 island southern paso, trying to say one or 2 south. nolan areas generally dry, but it does look rather on several months of japan. the weather brought to you by visit castle on prompted and uninterrupted discussions from a london broadcast center on alger 0, the the hello, i'm serial danielle. i live in doha with our continuing coverage of the war between i'm us and israel on else as 0 era strikes, continue to

some cloud and a few showers for south australia and victoria states as well. for new zealand, no weather alerts to speak are pretty typical spring weather, but temperatures above average and kids spend 2500 to friday. the latest news as a to we got the northern gauze districts to the south end cells have still been ongoing details coverage constantly being fired from gauze of been intercepted by the iron don't from around the world of the palestinians. the street has been at least 2 or so many politicians want to be the republican party candidate for the any stand, a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change or american politics just getting to your wife, intuit, stream for most americans because it can look you as part of the bottom line. we know what's happening in our region. we know have to get to places that others can know as far as instead of going or the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference the the welcome back to what you know to 0. let

australia, but this disturbed weather feeding in some clouds, few showers for that eastern corner of south australia, victoria state and new south wales parts of the state. there's a total fire band here just because of how parched it has been. okay, well, in this weather report in new zealand with this southerly wind, it means temperatures are on the low side and a bit of rain across both islands on sunday. got a chance here, the rule, this is so joe, and this is, this is just now that you heard, it seems that it's to hear from the area where we are concentrating and ask along being fired from the papers to the southern areas of the goals district and they have been targeted by the is really very close to the gossip or the we've seen a lot of times last fall, but i will say we are seeing increasing numbers. this is giving a picture of what kind of to be on this front a week. the look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and included security around the world of history or something that the international community your view should be

it's a record breaking defeat as south africa trounce australia. as wales name their team, we look ahead to the tantalising quarter final ties this weekend at the rugby world cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sportday. we start in seville as scotland's bid to become the first side to qualify for euro 2024 was stopped short by spain, the hosts winning 2—0 on a controversial night.

united states, the west that is going, well, the united states, plus the eu, plus japan, south korea, australiacountries that in principle refer to themselves as western civilization, in terms of the way of thinking and living, actually speaking, and china, but i think that it is precisely in the plane of what rules they can agree on or not agree on, the rules of the game, coexistence and increasing china's participation in international relations, because this is the desire of beijing, it is obvious, they want a greater role, a greater role to play and strive for it, and plus, despite china, it is clear that in russia... trying to play their own policies, they are trying to spread the situation, now that they have a strategic uncertainty between the east and the west, actually, what is happening is also a big problem, and eventually it led to the fact that the us put them in a report that that you need to prepare for a possible confrontation with china and russia, but it seems to me that it may now have a sign. of just such a regional level, the biggest war that exists now is, after all, russi

plane of the united states, the west, which is the united states, plus the eu, plus japan, south korea, australiauntries which. in principle, they refer to themselves as western civilization in terms of their way of thinking and living, and in fact, china too, but i think that it is in the plane of just that, and what rules can be agreed or not agreed upon, the rules of the game, coexistence and increasing china's participation in international relations, because this is the aspiration of beijing, it is obvious, they want a bigger role, a role to play and strive for it, and plus , despite china, it is clear that russia is trying to play its own politics, they are trying to spread the situation, now the fact that they had a strategic uncertainty between east and west, in fact, what was happening, that was also a big problem, and eventually it led to the fact that the us put them on the report of what to prepare ... for a possible confrontation with china and russia, but as it seems to me that it may now have signs of just such a regional level, the biggest war that is now, after all, is russian ag

it's a record breaking defeat as south africa trounce australia.heir team, we look ahead to the tantalising quarter final ties this weekend at the rugby world cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sportday.

relations so, the united states considers this. among the countries there are japan, vietnam, south korea, australiais aukus block to build, as per the nato format and so on, so i believe that there is still a great danger that expansionism in china, its models that they consider correct, that they consider that the west, by the way, you know, western democracies have died, who said that, there is one more, 5 minutes, let's start summing up, a short forecast and whose hands we should watch for the next month, let's say so, and that week, preferably about the fate of ukraine, after all, just about fate of ukraine, the point is that it will be necessary to really follow the actions of china, he is currently there on an official visit , let's not forget, borel, the high representative of the european union, who has been waiting there for a long time, his visit was postponed several times, then due to his illness, then some other moments in the end after all, he is there, i think that, after ukraine, he is there, yes, and the current escalation in various parts of the world is precisely the preparation

wales inter-connector which will join the south australia markets togetherheightened volatility. >> how about the outlook for coal demand more globally, particularly through the lens of china and its growth, it has not been what a lot of people have been hoping for. >> with respect to china's energy transition it is a paradox. we've had power generation demand improve in the calendar year and that means utilizing coal plants at a higher rate but china is leading the world in terms of investing in the energy transition. its own solar and wind energy. and then's capital is flowing to the sector and flowing through to the demand for green metals, the energy transition into critical minerals. china is growing rapidly in that space and leading the world in terms of copper demand. we expect about 6% on an end-use basis versus flat outcomes and the rest of the world paul: i want to come back to critical minerals in a moment but one final question on coal is around electrical coal. bhp unloaded a couple of coal assets in queens land. as the transition occurs towards

meanwhile, australia, we're keeping an eye on a front moving through the south eastern areas of australia. as it pushes on through we'll talk about rain that will eventually clear out of the area. temperature sinking back towards the west, but towards the east, dry and sunny on saturday. sydney looking at a high of 28 as we go into the weekend. and melbourne with highs in the upper teens. looking at dry weather across japan, we have the system near the ogasawara islands, the typhoon moving out towards the east. we are looking at changes for the weekend. rain expected in places like osaka as we go into saturday with highs into the mid-20s. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. there are fresh fears of deflation in china as the latest data show prices either staying flat or falling backwards. that is as the slumping property market weighs on the broader economy. the national bureau of statistics says the con

he says teamwork with allies including south korea and australia will make the indo-pacific safer and more secure. kihara says the government hopes to fast track the purchase from the u.s. of tomahawk missiles. he says he wants the self-defense forces to have the missiles by 2025, a year earlier than planned. >>> u.s. senate majority leader chuck schumer says he'll lead a bipartisan senate delegation to visit china, japan, and south korea next week. schumer said on wednesday three democrats and three republicans will comprise the team. he said the trip will focus on economic competition and security, u.s. national security, as well as global leadership and advanced technology. nhk spoke with democratic senator jon osoff who will be making the trip with schumer. >> one of the reasons dialogue is so important is to reduce the risk of inadvertent escalation or conflict. >> u.s.-china tensions have been rising. they deteriorated further after then u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan in august last year. but president joe biden has been sending key members of his administration

palestinians, but nonetheless, people have been coming out in germany, all over the place, whether australia, southalso fascinating is that uh, you know, some of the muslim countries still have diplomatic relations with israel, while you sort of really governments in venezuela, in in colombia have withdrawn the ambassador. and also one of this spanish minister has quite categorically said that spain must also withdraw its ambassador is unfortunately we're out of time thank you so much we can discuss this for hours i know uh but we have to stop there thank you so much for your contribution shabir political analyst in london in five minutes i'll be back with the news in brief and then the spotlight. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby. crackdown, diplomacy, israeli genocide in gaza, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv. 1 2 3 4 occupation no more five si sev eight please please from the river to the sea our time will be free from the river to the sea our time will be free. israel cubes pounded a blocade at gaza for 18 day in a row, killing 140 more

the ice, the now close to south east of australia. we have se so very way time when the weather making his way away from that east coast of new south wales and victoria count and rank coming into an easy to particularly across the north side. and then behind that little circle with a lot of sunshine for your cell is the average of the outback equation that i'm pushing up towards. the goal is a commentary, but nothing too much to speak of more. the same is a good one for you. monday about monday, no system just trying to recover further. south sidney, getting up to 24 celsius is a 16 the in melbourne. what's the temperature? is that around $25.00 in passing? not too bad to whatever the next dial. so some of the conditions as we go one through tuesday and notice things turning a little try the for a good parts of that new zealand by this stage. it's able to cloud around, wanted to show is just coming back into new south wales, pushing across tools at southwest corner of queensland, but largely funded by high pressure and charged across a

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color that was taught in australia and severe weather has cause major flooding, of course, pots of victoria. that's thanks to a front. that's what this it's way across the south. east of australia, bringing damaging winds to the likes of cars, media and some very heavy rain to victoria and new south wales. the tail end of that front still bringing sprinkle of showers to coastal areas of queens in with sunshine and managing to dominate in brisbin. and it'll be more in the way of sunny skies across the north while the cloudy and cool as it getting to saturday full that southeast corner. that's not the case. however, full pass, lots of heat pulling in friday into saturday. i'm pushing the temperature sky high about 10 degrees above the average by the time we get into such a date, much cooler on sunday. and we're seeing something of a cool down across new zealand as that front stuck to move into the south of the south island, bringing a winter re edge and some heavier rain that will sweep into christ church. by the time we get into such a heavy rain as well, affecting the north island through the weekend. and as we have to south east asia, the heaviest of the rai

olympic and on all inhabited continents except one: africa, australia, south america or asia, where theyen held, in africa, in africa, absolutely right, this is the correct answer, there while they are. the olympic games did not take place. let's move on. all of these sports are part of the modern pentathlon, except one. who's the odd one out? cycling, swimming, show jumping or fencing? modern pentathlon. swimming. so, the correct answer is that modern wrestling includes running, swimming, shooting, show jumping and fencing. in this one. there is no cycling, we continue further, all these london football giants became the champion of england except one, who is the odd one out? tottenham, chelsea, arsenal or westham united? westham united is absolutely probably the correct answer, while they have never pleased their fans with a championship, so to speak, in their entire history. let's continue with the next question: everything these nhl stars were once selected in the rookie draft. under the first number, except for one thing: who is the odd one out? rosby, malkin, mcdavid or ovechkin? l

australia. sean: the australian chapter was founded in 2015. there are now members in new south, queensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boys, gather 'round. alexey: publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the club's most famous supporter is vladimir putin. president vladimir putin: [speaking foreign language] [shooting and shouting] sean: the russian night wolves act as a proxy army for the kremlin. male: [speaking foreign language] sean: they promote their expertise in military and combat tactics. sean: the night wolves are sanctioned by the united states for fighting with the pro-russian forces in ukraine. mark: the kremlin have this concept of the "russkiy mir," the "russia

walk us through the region in terms of different countries, south korea, australia, vietnam that your working with and some of the initiatives there. gen. flynn: i would remind the audience that this region is defined by the armies. i know when you look at a map you see a lot of blue and it is often referred to by many as a maritime eater, but it is actually a joint theater. i believe that what is happening out there with the size of these armies, 65 percent of the japanese military is its army, 80% of the indian military is the army. they turn to their armies to provide security for their people. i will use the philippine army as an example they have 12 divisions. they have 11 lights divisions and an armored division. they have been focused on an insurgency in the south. they are trying to take their army and the marine corps and special operations forces are part of the philippi army. and what they are trying to do is be innovative and thoughtful about how to we organize, reorient, retrain so they can conduct territorial defense operations. they have recently announced that they are

and the uk, canada japan, south korea, or many, australia and new zealand. ... objectives and initiatives in the pacific island forum strategy partner is now working to implement the specific item that the pacific island countries have said these are things that we would like assistance with. these are things we have identified as priorities through our existing architecture. let's work together to advance those objectives. >> quest complementary in the nature i see this complementary? challenges arriving with energy moving to groupings from these other platforms. or more that you see it as plugging gaps for the other platforms or multilateral are ml organization or security lines. work they are not otherwise doing. >> we really see it as covering those gaps. filling in where others are not currently addressing. certainly we are aware they have been attempts to paint some of these groupings as seeking to undermine regional architecture. i would say that is absolutely untrue. i think though often times the way to counter a narrative like that is just again to foc

projects, the how low they will start down on the and severe weather has swept across the south east of australia. stormy conditions bringing heavy rain the course of the flash flooding in places like victoria the winds are still the full tasmania as well as eastern areas of new south wales. but some pieces of rain lingering around here it is. launched a cloudy story on so it's an a tell end of that system chucking some of that rain to coastal areas of queens and but brisbin managers to bosque, in the sunshine. it's a similar story across and moved out of the west lottery settled conditions, lots of heat coming in for pass. and if i show you the 3 day look at the temperature on this, we're going to be up by about 10 degrees above the average. as we go into fridays, 34 degrees celsius that on saturday, with lots of settled sunshine and the show is all new zealand have been launch the settled that's about to changes upfront. moves in across the top and see we're going to see that west to where the creasing and across the western areas bringing some snow as well to the mountains. but christ church c

people in germany, canada, spain, australia, america, south africa, lebanon, malaysia, iraq, turkey ander countries. by holding demonstrations , they condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in the occupied territories. the president considered the reduction of liquidity growth rate from over 40% in september 1400 to about 26% in september 1402 as an important achievement and asked the members of the government delegation to support production in order to curb liquidity growth as one of the main causes of inflation. inflation should not be associated with recession but with the promotion of production. in the meeting of the government board, mr. also thanked the athletes of our country for winning the second place in the pan-asian competitions in hangzhou, china. in this meeting , the ministers of sports, answers, labor cooperation and social welfare also presented a report of their actions. the fourth edition of para asian games, the caravan consists of 20 athletes and 128 male athletes. the athlete who was part of our highest quality caravan after the revolution means that with the

australia, south korea, new zealand. >> they are watching russia and thinking china. >> thinking this could happen here. the message we send and the actions we take are going to have an effect on what happens later. >> everything we're talking about -- we're talking about understanding that there is a rather important election coming up in this country. how do you build guardrails for nato? how do you build guardrails now to present the effort to continuing to keep ukraine in the fight? >> we know very clearly, that donald trump doesn't like nato. if he had his druthers. pull out of nato. doesn't like ukraine. >> how are you right now building systems so that that fight could continue even if donald trump wins the presidency. >> first, in my job, i do elections everywhere except in the united states. >> i'm not asking you to predict the election. you can endorse a candidate. it is pretty safe to understand who you might endorse. the question is -- you hear every from allies every day what is going to happen. the only reason ukraine is in the fight. two reasons. one, ukrainians are ver

surveys around the world, because there are not only the global south, yes, that is, western countries appear in the first place, there is australiand singapore and so on, that is why, well, it is very difficult to generalize such indicators, because it is, so to speak,... the average average temperature in the palace, but you can see the situation in each country and it is generally, it is generally positive, i would even say that it is, how to say, unexpected so positive, to be honest, i have it in some places, in some countries i have had question, yes, because this survey was conducted in online panels, so, there is a weighting factor, because , let's say, for india, it turned out to be an unexpectedly positive indicator, and, you know, i would say here, ah, as i always say, that to those polls that are conducted in our country in conditions of war, that we should understand that such polls, maybe we don't need to absolutize the numbers, yes, but talk about certain trends , they show these trends, and on the one hand, that indeed in some countries and regions this support is, let's say, decreasing, it is less , than usually in

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different parts of the world, which is still ongoing, people in germany, canada, spain, and australia. , america, south africa, lebanon, malaysia, iraq, turkey and others the countries of the world condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in the occupied territories by holding demonstrations.

nation in different regions of the world, which continues, people in germany, canada , spain, australia, america, south africa, lebanon, malaysia, iraq, turkey and other countries of the world protest the crimes of the zionist regime in the occupied territories. condemn. a conversation with the guests of the world today, mr. khamiar nazar i want you about these global reactions. you see, in the last ten years, the issue of palestine, beyond race, beyond land, beyond religion, beyond ethnicity and beyond religion , was raised as a human issue for nations . it was held all over the world, the flag of palestine was raised, even the teams that were the hosts and their opponent was the palestinian team, people and everyone cheered for the opposing team, and this was a strong response to the process of normalizing relations with some regimes. it's not a very important point, on the other hand, in these cases, it's really one . in my opinion, the palestinians were able to achieve this great victory and this great achievement on the external stage. today, 500,000 people and half a million people are demonstrat