here you filipino aircraft vessels or soldiers come under attack in the south. china sea, not vaguely in the pacific, but in the south, tennessee that will be covered by dimensional defense treaty by the united states. and that's particularly important in light of what has been happening over the past few days. that will be coast guard, accusing try and harassing them, and the harassment by the chinese schools. where dawson was caught by a number of journalists were accompanying the philippine coast guard. and few months ago you hot chinese worship report to the point in military great laser at the filipino patrol vessel, also in the contested areas of the south china sea. so this tensions give a certain point and c, r to this iron club statements by dividing ration. but what comprises an attack on philippine feelers? i mean, what you're talking about is something that is in our report as well. let's look at the confrontation between the chinese course. got the philippines coast guard, if it were to pause to the chinese coast guard, rams, philippines, coast guards vessel accidentally

a stronger foot holt, to counter what it sees as the biggest potential threat in the south china sea region. a possible invasion of tie one by china. joining me now for more context on this is author columnist and political scientists. richard ha. darian returned an iron clad commitment from the us to defend the philippines, including in the south china sea. does this make the philippines safer or increased chances of a real confrontation with bridging? well as far as the statement, iron clad is concerned, this is kind of a shade, medically shade that the united states use this. we not only treat the, like the philippines, but we hear also doctor, when the united states dos about its relationship with gulf countries, persian gulf countries in the middle east, for instance. so i think that war, it doesn't care as much water, except when the, by the administration player buys the parameters. so it's michelle defense. tricky with the other beans. and this is something that has been quite vague all the way from the nixon administration until the obama administration, but from the late tru

now there is the dispute with china in the south, tennessee, and then there are us china tensions over taiwan. and i almost get the impression that the former is really what is important to manila. but it might not have much of a choice when it comes to involvement with the latter. that is over taiwan. do you agree? my sense is the charlie is right now is to get a goal. the last level of american military presence in the philippines. if you look at the statement play, marcus, you nor he constantly talks about this space as will not be used for offensive purposes. there will not be a staging ground. each constantly talked about the head of this meeting with by then this week that was all by trade and investment. so market gina is very conscious about not provoking china. so a good the loves presence means that there's not americans. and in philippine sites under the defense corporation agreement to make trying to think twice about whether invading taiwan or bullying. the philippines were aggressively in the sol genesee, but you want to make sure they're not too many americans, or more i

you touched _ the south china sea. you touched on _ the south china sea.ings between these two countries are rare. now we have seen two in just a couple of months. talk a little bit about the timing here and also the agenda, what are they trying to get done? b5 also the agenda, what are they trying to get done? $5 i trying to get done? as i mentioned, president i trying to get done? " i mentioned, president yoon, prior to becoming president and during his presidency has put a top priority, in terms of rehabilitating the bilateral relations. the understand is that south korean security, its economic prosperity, will be linked to working with japan and the united states and it is going to have to work with these countries to push back against north korea, as well as deal with the challenges in china. both leaders see the cooperation bilaterally, try laterally with the united states but also in venues such as the g7 is really, really important venues to deal with the economic challenges associated with the post—covid i9 associated with the post—covid 19 pande

something like a third of the world's commerce goes through the south china sea. that's not china's territorial waters under the law of the sea convention. it is something they declared with a so-called nine dash line that some government wrote up in 1948 and they seized on it. this has gone on for several years. they built up these atolls and put air bases on them and armed them with air defense missiles after they promised president obama they wouldn't do that. so we're continuing to assert freedom of navigation of the seas and freedom to do air reconnaissance in the skies and we must continue to insist on this. >> obviously one of many points of contention between the two powers but perhaps the most likely to lead to a dangerous escalation. as we saw in this video, the surveillance plane encounters turbulence. if there's any miscommunication or miscalculation, there could be a serious incident. >> that's right. it could cause an incident and it's happened in the past. some 20 years ago, an american reconnaissance plane had its wing clipped by a chinese fighter.

criticism of beijing on human rights, alleged into affair, and send democracies and tension in the south china sea. the well relations between washington and beijing have sung to the lowest in decades. china is growing to become the world's 2nd biggest economic powerhouse. it's advisable trading. ponder that the european union and many global industries depend on. so how can they respond as the united states ratchets up at stance on china? position reiterates is at the g 7. we are more secure with all the talk about china is building this military and this building is military and that's why i've made it clear that i am not going to prepare. i'm not prepared to trade certain items with china. and when i was asked by presidency, why should, because usually the nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, and i'm not going to do it. and we've now got commitment from all of our allies, they're not going to raise or provide that kind of material that allows them to do that. but that's not a hostile act. that's an act that says we're going to make sure that we do everything we can to main

a growing risk of more and more military harassment if not confrontation with china just in the south chinats close to taiwan. on that, you know, that relationship with china for the philippines, many countries out in this part of the worlds is particularly tricky, because i'm the one hand, they have a security alliance or some kind of relationship of the united states, but they depend on china for economic investment and trade. how is the philippines navigating this? yes, first, the philippines is concerned, i think it's exposure to the chinese... singapore, thailand, malaysian, especially as in countries which are geographically very close to china, including vietnam, which has very tricky geopolitical relationship it really relies on china big time for imports and trade will step in the philippines we have a much more diversified for polio things to japan and the united states —— diversified portfolio. it if they are in the mix talking about the big ticket infrastructure investments can if we are talking a larger trade volume standard. i think that's why what i think marcus wants to do i

the political situation, me on law as well as disputes in the south china sea will tell the agenda. foreign slavery has moved from jakarta. not one by jo, east, indonesia is best known as the gateway to the commode. national park this week is hosting leaders and foreign ministers from the region who be here for the association of southeast asia, nations, or asi and summit. you try to make sure that during our time and see if we can retain the status of us in one of the most dynamic agents in demo, make me feel up. and then economically, austin is one of the wells fastest growing regions of the growth and prosperity very drastically by country. but it's also a gap in human resources development. and so, so this is the work of us in to narrow the get insight. i see it, but in the process, countries like compo, john, los and me and my. they have made themselves close out the china, china co star. 5, china's interests have sometimes overshadowed the blocks or do you over its sweeping claims of much of the south china sea, which board is many ah, the nations has been a source of disagreement and

the as the on summit later on choose day a political situation and manual and disputes in the south. china sea will top the agenda and slowly has more for them to concept a lot. one by jo, east indonesia is best known as the gateway to the commode, national park. this week, it's hosting leaders and foreign ministers from the region who be here for the association of southeast asia nations or austin summit. you try to make sure that during our time and see if we can retain the status of us in one of the most economic agents in demo allotment. economically, austin is one of the wells fastest growing regions of growth and prosperity very drastically by country. there's also a gap in human resources development and so, so this is the work of us and been able to get insight. i'll see it. but in the process, countries like gumbo john louse and me and my they have made themselves close out the china, china co star. 5, china's interest have sometimes overshadow the blocks, or do you over its sweeping claims of much of the south china sea. which board as many ozzie and nations have been a source of

and china are rising again after a chinese fighter jet intercepted an american spy plane over the south china sea. >> u.s. military says china carried out an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver during the incident. >> kristie lu stout is covering this from hong kong for us. the south china sea is possibly the most contentious body of water in the world, seven different countries have conflicting territorial claims. walk us through what happened and how beijing is now responding. >> reporter: yeah, the u.s. is effectively accusing china of this risky encounter over this potential flash point area the south china sea and beijing is pushing back with fresh comment. tuesday this is what we heard from the u.s. military, they said a chinese fighter jet carried out a, quote, unnecessarily aggressive maneuver near u.s. military plane over the south china sea in international air space. the incident took place last week may 26. and video of the encounter has been released. this video was filmed from the cockpit of the u.s. corecogniza plane. and it those it against the clear blue sky. it is moving from

and china are rising again after a chinese fighter jet intercepted an american spy plane over the south chinaa. the u.s. military says china carried out a, quote, unnecessarily aggressive maneuver during the incident. oren liebermann has details from the pentagon. >> reporter: this latest encounter between a chinese fighter jet and a u.s. reconnaissance jet happened on friday over international waters in the south china sea, according to u.s. indo-pacific command. that's when a chinese fighter jet, a j-16 approached very close to a u.s. rc-135 rivet joint, a type of reconnaissance aircraft. and u.s. indo-pacific command put out video of this intercept, this encounter from inside the cockpit of that u.s. aircraft. you can see the chinese fighter jet off to the right. and then it cuts or slices in front of the u.s. aircraft, and you see shaking inside that u.s. aircraft. according to indo-pacific command, that's when the wake turbulence of that chinese fighter jet disturbed the flight path of the u.s. aircraft in what the u.s. is calling an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver to carry out this in

it's sweeping claims of much of the south china sea, which board as many are the nations, has been a source of disagreement and sometimes conflict in 2012, as in foreign ministers, failed for the 1st time to issue a joint to communicate off the stand of the south china sea between china and the philippines. the philippines had accused cambodia a close ally of china, of blocking any mention of the dispute. indonesia, as the current chair of austin has said, the group will intensified talks with china to finalize a code of conduct for the dispute at south china sea. and the issue that will zoom lodge over the meeting is me on law, which has descended into civil war since a military crew in 2021. indonesia could at least publicly float the idea of suspending miramar from the black but also suggest otherwise the members that even if they don't agree on that, that they should adopt a statement that recognizes that there is a disagreement among the black and that the black needs the help of the rest, the world, indonesia says it's working on quiet diplomacy and has met many stakeholders, i

. >> china is on the move in the south china sea. you have the taiwan situation. latest from your perspective. >> what we are seeing, this has been going on for several years. china has declared the entire south china sea, 80% world trade travel through it, a massive swath of the pacific ocean, the taiwan straits close to the south china sea, all of the world trade goes through this area. china declared based on historical rights that they control the south china sea. it is like an internal lake, a like tahoe of china. they have taken steps. they have built islands. the chinese says it is just for search and rescue. maritime safety. instead they have militarized these islands. in the process of taking over the entire south china sea. it is critical. they are treating the philippines and indonesia and malaysia and vietnam like they are chinese colonies and pushing them out. this is very detrimental to those countries, but also to the united states of america. >> so, what do we do about it? how do we protect taiwan? what should we be doing? >> you know, it is pretty

jason: well, china's also on the move in the south china sea, you've got the taiwan situation. st from your perspective. >> what we're seeing, and has been going on for several years, china has declared the entire with south china sea -- which, you know, about 80% of world trade travels through, it's a massive swath of the pacific ocean, and chairman mccaul was right, he was talking about the taiwan straits which is close to the south china sea. but all this world trade goes through this area, and china declared based on, quote, historical rights, that they control the south south china sea, like it's like a lake that hoe of china, and they've -- tahoe of china. president obama said it's a red line, don't build the islands, and the chinese said it's for maritime safety. and instead they've militarized these islands, and they're in the process of taking over entire south china sea. this is a place that's critical for oil and gas, major fishing stocks, and they're treating the philippines and indonesia, malaysia and vietnam like they're chinese colonies and pushing them out of the

access to technology, and of course rhetorical disputes in the south china sea. paula?> and still not a verified mode of communication, between the two. the defenses of those two countries. >> it's at the highest level. you got it. >> yes, they continue to try to get it. kristie lu stout, thank you so much for the update. >> russia threatens to retaliate against ukraine for drone strikes on moscow but kyiv denies direct involvement. if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous owner is still hanging around. so today let's stain, with br, the #1ated stain. anmake your deck, yours. behr. exclusively athe home depot. ahhh! icy hot pro starts working instantly. with two max-strength pain relievers, so you can rise from pain like a pro. icy hot pro. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can blend up a mouthwatering smoothie, protein shake, or latte wherever you are! recharge quickly with any usb port. best of all, it even cleans itself! just blend water with a drop of soap. what a

trade and economic relations with china are actively developing ; states in south america do not havehese countries, they manage to maintain neutrality. in addition, many have already signed a free trade agreement with beijing for costa rican trade. with china means the desire to bring about talents and products to the rest of the world. we also hope to attract foreign technology and foreign direct investment. jesus the singer, having learned about the rapprochement of south america with china, and europe began to send messengers for negotiations from the us and the eu. here is the visit of the head of the british foreign office to brazil. but judging by the statements at the summit , he failed to turn the republic against russia and china. when will america wake up and begin to understand that the world doesn't want us to be the world's police force, most of the world doesn't support the us right now look at latin america look at asia look at africa look at saudi arabia. these countries are lining up to get out of the us dollar they're going to get out of the us dollar they don't wan

and even those countries that don't have overlapping claims in the south china sea. they have increasingly had to deal with china's encroachment into the exclusive economic zones. so this is probably something that concerns many of the nations. at the same time we've heard from my list that the code of conduct, however, is not anywhere near being finalized. now as for the of the big issue, young law, it's a bit more difficult to be optimistic about this. then we know indonesia, which is host of this. yes. um chair for audrey and they have been pushing for stronger action. but at the same time, the other countries like thailand that's very friendly to the june to so it's difficult to see ozzy and coming to a consensus where me on my is concerned that fed indonesia says it's been going. it's been pushing for quite diplomacy. it's been engaging all parties including those opposed to minute travel for so perhaps we may see something concrete coming out of this summit in terms of dealing with what's happening in the 500 states. but to the front of the reporting timelines.

and that the moment territorial claims in the south china sea make it a potential flash point. china has become more assertive and staking those claims and then you also have the us and its allies conducting freedom of navigation operations. now government is also and not the risk to security in the region ever since the crew in 2021. that's open wolf and the country of civil war, humanitarian crisis has become a lot was and recently, and i was in a convoy came under attack. so we expect these to be the challenges. but as in lead us, we'll be discussing at this to day summit in the one bedroom. yeah. for and so as you say, these are indeed some very big challenges. so what can we expect sandwich events at the summit? well the philippines president, the southern and marcos junior says he's going to push for us in to finalize a code of conduct for the south china sea because he believes this will be key to resolving territorial claims. now for us in countries have competing claims with china, but even those but don't like indonesia have seen increasing encroachment by chinese vessels i

as in nations in china, it has been discussing a code of conduct for the south china sea for years. but the internet is up indonesia, once the code of conduct to be finished as soon as possible because we want peace and stability in the region. but in the hands of the major powers who up interest in the matter who throughout the meeting president with dodo has emphasized the importance of unity among members. as the blog navigates global headwinds. but it would appear that when it comes to tackling the regions more important issues, the block is still unable to reach a consensus. florence louis algebra one by jo, indonesia world health organization says the outbreak of monkey pulse is no longer in international public health emergency. nearly 90000 cases and a 140 desks are reported during the outbreak. the smallpox related diseases being and pulse of central in west africa for decades where people mainly affected by wild animals. the monkey pump spent some more than a 100 countries last may through sexual contact. in recent months, there's been a dramatic drop with about 90 percent

hasn't gone anywhere russia's support is actively developing trade and economic relations with china . southnot have a conflict with these countries, they manage to maintain neutrality. in addition , many have already signed a free trade agreement with beijing for costa-reiki trade. with china means the desire to bring our talents and products to the rest of the world. we also hope to attract foreign technology and foreign direct investment . send messengers to negotiate. here is the visit to brazil by the head of the british foreign office but judging by the statements. at the summit , he did not succeed in setting up the republic against russia and china. when will america wake up and start realizing that the world doesn't want us to be the world's police force most of the world is not supporting the us right now look at latin america look at asia look at africa look at saudi arabia these countries are lining up to get out from the us dollar they are going give up the us dollar they don't want us in their backyards they don't want our backyard military bases meanwhile. global de-dalarizati

at britain has been able to afford to, as in boy ships in the south china sea. well, they just moved from russia being a states and 2 of china being evil and the need to i don't know how it is easy to attack, trying to precipitate wolf or in the south china sea. it's exec, again, it's a continuation. and you know, as you say, as an academic, the way i see it now is that the political west, this is a, a military political ideological propaganda. informational network established during the 1st cold war and never be mobilized entirely of to the end of the 1st. caldwell 198991 and now it's sort of back in full flood. but without the guardrails and without the, you know, some of the y statesman of the earlier generation of thinking of eisenhower, you know, say what you like about him. he was a great leader and so was dr. kennedy. today we have leaders to simply do not understand. and then even kissing gab who's coming up to raise and you can is hundreds, best i think. and who always wants for washington's in the west in general, should not be in a similar pain. yes.

and china already not particularly good, worsening after a close encounter over the south china sea. ijing says a u.s. military spy plane, quote, deliberately intruded into china's training area. this is the view from the cockpit of the u.s. reconnaissance plane nap is the fighter jet. the pentagon says it carried out an aggressive maneuver, cut right in front of the u.s. jet and as it does, watch it bank there, turn in front of the nose of the plane. then you'll see the pilot there. that's the cockpit shuddering in the turbulence resulting from that fly-by. john kirby weighed in from the podium just moments ago. >> you can see that they forced that rc-135 to go through the jet wash of the chinese fighter, which just tells you how close it was, several hundred feet. that's dangerous. >> oren, i've been in one of those planes over the south sea when the chinese challenged. this is not isolated. in the last few days, we had a snub of defense secretary austin who wanted to meet with his counterparts. and this follows efforts to try to cool things off between the two sides. how do they se

rich: heading farther east, we hear so much about china in the south china sea, it's a major shippingt, international water, but china thinks it's their waters, but there's now a large agreement in place, significant agreement in place between the united states and phillipines. what's that about? >> you're right, the u.s. and philippines announced the next four air fields part of enhanced originals agreement and that's a total now of nine different bases where the u.s. could operate its forces from. this is critical for the united states being prepared to deal with a crisis either in the south china sea where the philippines is very interested, or in taiwan, which is only 200 miles away from two of these facilities. rich: you think about the history with the philippines. it was an american colony, there was a war the turn of the last century. we've gone back and forth with the government of the philippines as to how significant our ties are. how big of a deal is that? >> well, i think it's great because it reinforces the mutual defense treaty that we have with the philippines. that's

it happened yesterday over the south china sea. the u.s.calling the maneuver unnecessarily aggressive. general jack keane is a fox news senior strategic analyst. when you see something like this what goes through your mind, sir? >> potential mishapp certainly. it is outrageous behavior. this fighter is a high performance aircraft. our reconnaissance plane is likely flying a predictable route. harassment is what they're doing. the united states military is kind of on the front lines of this, not too surprising given the aggression that china has. they resent the fact, dana, that we're spying and collecting surveillance information on them every single day. this is a very obvious means that we do it. we use all sources to do this. we sail our ships through the taiwan straits and the south china sea. we conduct exercises with our allies and partners in the region. and they know that principally that is all directed against them. we wouldn't be doing much of this, to be frank, dana, if they weren't so aggressive in reaching out and trying to do

march, not to states as a gazing, china of harassment on intimidation, a philippine vessels in the south china sea. it comes ahead of a meeting between the u. s. and philippine presidents, china claims, most of the south china sea as its own and its been expanding its presence that in recent years, 11 people have been killed by gas leak in india. northern punjab stace, 9 people have been hospitalized. the cause of the leak is not yet known. okay, those headlines out is there a weld coming up next. a recent study shows it is preventable disease occurs 15 percent of all deaths of children, a production wise rob i agree to receive early childhood education with ah, modern countries can be a challenge. but then integrating into a new society can be an even greater test whether they are refugees of from conflict or economy. migraines, looking for better jobs and opportunities. many arabs have succeeded in building new lives all around the world. dr. raheem always was born in egypt, but left in a hurry in 1960 he went on to become an international economic advisor in the u. s . and a professor at ge

most of them have territorial disputes with china in the south china sea. the fleet plans to conduct live fire drills and other activities in the philippine territorial waters. on wednesday asean navies agreed their first maritime guideline designed to avoid unintended incidents in the open seas. >>> taiwan is home to many historic sites and beautiful landscapes, but none is designated as a world heritage site as it's not a member of the united nations. that's because china strongly opposes taiwan's involvement in international organizations. even so authorities in taipei have identified potential candidates that they hope may one day be recognized. nhk world's togawa takeshi reports. >> reporter: the railway snakes through lush mountain landscape. it's a big tourist draw. >> translator: the scenery is beautiful and good for walking. it's symbolic of taiwan. >> reporter: the railway was opened during japan's colonial rule in 1912 to carry timber. taiwan has designated the entire area as one of 18 potential world heritage sites. the railway known for its ste

south america was almost imperceptible. but now, when the states are trying to lure the whole world to their side, that is, against russia and chinarying to attract or force south america to play on their side, but more and more often in various political platforms in interviews there are doubts about cooperation with washington. a new financial mechanism needs to be introduced as the dollar is currently being used as a blackmail tool it has been used to prevent trade between countries and the application of unilateral sanctions countries must move forward to create new financial systems that will show what to replace the dollar. maybe not only the physical currency, the integration of the countries of south america, the main idea of ​​the participants of the summit in brazil against the backdrop of global disagreements and crises came to the conclusion that the president needs to hope first of all on yourself and not to step on the old rake. yes, attempts to get out of the influence of the united states may entail sanctions, but is it really, they are terribly large , compared to others there, the united states forces very little

china over over what it sees as decent on the coalition from aging over its move in taiwan and the south china sea. meanwhile, china will be having very important meetings here with this summit, this week of presidency to begin will be having finalize, meeting with each of the central asian leaders, has already had one with the project president got same jo model tobias where he remarks that relations between china has extend, has entered a goals in periods. ok, thank you so much. that's just a good washington for us. this young? well, the 5 central asian nations on the forefront of beijing circled balance and rhode initiative. it was launched in 2013 with the i'm of expanding china's economic and political influence. trade relations between these countries has been on the rise since the fall of the soviet union. but after russia's war and ukraine, the chinese investments in the region. scrolling to $17000000000.00, but gathering coincides with the g 7 summit in japan, but china is foreign ministry says it's not in competition with any 3rd policy. well, in the spring and bradley jobs and he is

spy plane flying over the south china sea calling u.s. connaissance missions a serious danger to china's national sovereignty and security. this is after the u.s. military says a chinese jet conducted an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver. that moment was caught on camera. we've highlighted the chinese jet flying past the u.s. spy plane. and the u.s. plane also as you watch the video, you will see that the u.s. plane shakes a little bit and u.s. officials say that was turbulence caused by this close call. natasha bertran is tracking all this for us. what else are you hearing from u.s. officials about all this now? >> reporter: yeah, u.s. officials are strongly condemning what they have described as a really risky and unnecessarily aggressive move by the chinese to intercept this american spy plane, and rc 135 arrive vet joint reconnaissance aircraft which is an come ducting a mission when the chinese fighter jet cut directly in front of the nose.come ductig a mission when the chinese fighter jet cut directly in front of the nose. it was man

united states is a keesing, china, of harassment and intimidation, a philippine vessels in the south china sea. it comes the head of a meeting between the u. s. and philippine presidents china claims, most of the south china sea as its own on its been expanding its presence there in recent years, u. s. regulates, is rushing to find a rescue to buy the troubled fuss, republic bank before asian markets. open on monday. several major financial institutions have are poor sleep and also to make beds. first republic, chas plunged last week off to reveal their customers had withdrawn a $100000000000.00 in deposits in march. the such for a man who shot dead 5 of his neighbors in cleveland, texas house stretched into a 2nd day. or 2 say he could be anywhere now. the 38 year old francesco auto plaza fide off to the shooting valley say he killed his neighbors, including an 8 year old boy after they asked him to stop firing a semi automatic weapon in his yard. 11 people have been killed by a gas leak in india. northern punjab state, 9 people have been hospitalized. the cause of the leak is not yet kno

spy plane in international air space over the south china sea last week. the u.s. military denounced it as unnecessarily aggressive. but the chinese foreign ministry said overnight that u.s. reconnaissance is provocative and dangerous and the root cause of the chinese jet's maneuver. oren lieberman has more from the pentagon. >> reporter: this latersst encounter happened friday over international waters in the south china sea. afighter jet approached close a u.s. reconnaissance aircraft. and indo-pacific command put out video of this intercept from inside the cockpit of the u.s. aircraft. you can see the chinese fighter jet off to the right and it slices in front of the u.s. aircraft and you see shaking inside that u.s. aircraft. according to indo-pacific command, that is when the wake turbulence of the chinese fighter jet disturbed the flight path of the u.s. aircraft in what the u.s. is calling an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver to carry out this intercept. the u.s. goes to great lengths to point out it happened in international air space in the south china sea

continue that needs to be security and stability and not the movement territorial claims in the south china sea make it a potential flash point. china has become more assertive and staking those claims and then you also have the us and its allies conducting freedom with navigation operations. i know government is also and not the risk to security in the region ever since the crew in 2021 that's open wolf and the country that civil war, humanitarian crisis has become a lot was and recently, and i was in a convoy came on to attack, so we expect these to be the challenges that often lead us will be discussing at this to day summit in the one bedroom. timelines, general election takes place on sunday, a boat assembly to be the most important in the countries. recent history. opinion polls suggest opposition parties could gain a substantial majority in parliament. but as long as there was county chang report from bangkok, the parties that make up the governing condition. i'm likely to step aside without a fight. at the bottom of books, every vote counts and send them to me is down to the school.

and not the moment territorial claims in the south china sea make it a potential flash point. china has become more assertive and staking those claims and then you also have the us and its allies conducting freedom of navigation operations. i know government is also and not the risk to security in the region ever since the crew in 2021 that's open wolf and the country that civil war, humanitarian crisis has become a lot was and recently, and as in a convoy came on to attack so we expect these to be the challenges that often lead us. we'll be discussing at this to day summit in the one bedroom. no time on the general election text based on sunday, a vote, but some believe to be the most important in the countries. recent history, opinion polls address stuff was written, policies could gain a substantial majority involvement with attorney general thoughts from bangkok. the parties that make up the governing combination unlikely to step aside without a fight. so that the bundle of books, every vote counts and send on to me is out and a squash. the community on the edge of bank cook chasing

as we head toward tuesday in turn, this warm feet of air off the south china sea is helping to spark some severe thunderstorms. it's an ingredient any way for it as they run across the super valley. so big storms around wooten on tuesday. it is a fairly calm pitcher up and down japan looking good and took care with the high $23.00, which is pretty well where you should be for this i'm the year. that's it for me, catch her later. ah, on counseling, because europe is trying to africa, garza free hydrogen trying to cultivate but the mom, the us, china and russia racing. but you can all became fluids filled to cultivate. plus, the scramble for africa spread of elements is continue counting the cost on alger 0. here are some of the media stories of critical look at the global news media cast. spread it on how to 0 government shuttle access to social media. lou ah, hello daniel, what challenge is there a his reminder of our top stories this our as been sporadic gun fi institute, dom despite another extension of a full train, 72 hours sci fi claims of spike have been seen off to as strikes

states also remains ironclad in our commitment to the defense of the philippines, including the south chinalippines military modernisation goals. you know, when we met in new york last year, you told me that a strong alliance has to continue, "to evolve as we face the challenges of this new century." and we are facing new challenges. and i can't think of any better partner to have than you. in the difficult times that we are facing ahead of us, we need to find many ways to strengthen our alliances and our partnerships in the face of the new economy that we are facing post—pandemic. beyond that, there are also the issues, geopolitical issues that have made the region where the philippines is possibly arguably the most complicated geopolitical situation in the world right now. lots more on that story for you in the later hours of news day, when we speak to a political analyst based in manila. as a talk about the significance of that visit. ukraine is recovering from its second rocket attack in three days at the hands of russia' 5 military. 0ne hit the city of pavlohrad, in the eastern dnipro

china. many countries in the global south have made bad experiences with china. they took chinese loans and ended up in a debt crisis. i know russia has to offer these countries a weapons and must series. so the g 7 unlike minded pausing is there is now a window of opportunity. we should also when, when in partnership to imagine economies that are willing to work with us. but we have to be foster and we have to get concrete, a western light institutions like the i m. s, have also provided loans for developing countries. however, reports suggest that the programs contributed to the impoverishment of countries in africa and latin america. as i am f conditions involved, economic changes which lead to rising unemployment and living costs with lower government revenue binding states toward 3 payments and fist full of 30, ultimately damaging their economies. the latest example, tunisia which the i am i've called on to cut public food and energy subsidies rejected the organizations demand director of the center for european studies at run menu, diversity of china. why h

but under the revised guidelines and on the type anywhere in the south china sea, on either filipino or us on full systems, including coast guards across all public vessels would invoke the mutual defense commitments. that's the philippines continues to raise concerns over once it calls china's aggressive tactics towards philippines, visit fishing vessels, and disputed sections of the water weights, which beijing has claimed historical. suffering rights. also like to sell lights, completes of the largest of a joint military drills last week. in the wake of china is 3 day exercise is around tie one. the philippines agreed this year to give the us access to formal basis on his islands with the nation's leader offering another warning just days ago. we've nothing carriage, any provocative action by any country that will involve the philippines by any other country. we will not allow that to happen. we will not allow the philippines to be used as a staging post for any kind of military action. so let me know, citizens have repeatedly voice that discontent with the currently does policies

general keith kellogg, fox news contributor, nothing new, remember the 2001 incident south china sea,airport bumped into a navy ep3, forced an emergency landing, and several weeks of diplomacy as we tried to get the aircraft back. but the reckless behavior is something that we expect from the russians for the most part, but the chinese are right there working out of the same playbook. >> yeah, john. thanks for having me. i think they are sending a pretty clear signal and part of the signal, and more important the aircraft we saw closing in on our rj, is the fact that the current -- li has refused to meet with austin or even take a phone call from him and austin is going to be in singapore with li this weekend under the law conference, going on for the last 22 years, where all the defense secretaries from the pacific go to that, and yet he does not want to meet with austin and i think they are sending a very clear signal and what you are seeing happen with the issues around taiwan as well, and you know, there has to be part of the reason is because john, there isn't really a plan for c

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from the south china sea to the indian ocean to the arabian gulf , to the mediterranean sea and the caribbeanght north in the arctic. -- hi north in the arctic -- high north in the arctic. i know there isn't apparent who have received a call from the memory of the class of 2023 saying hey, mom, dad, just want to tell you it has been another easy day in annapolis. folks, we don't do easy at this institution. we don't because we hire every single one of our graduates. as i think about this class and what they are about to do, i just want to offer three points, because i think in order to lead , one has to first master him or herself. the united states military is the greatest military in the history of the world because of its people. our people are grounded on three specific tenants, the first is professional competency. the second is character and the third is leadership. professional competency, i would ask of each of you that every date when you wake up and look at yourself in the mirror that you commit to yourself that you will be the best at what you do in the world. with respect to chara