american cruiser showed that the united states was the creator of risks to the security of the south china seaition, this fact that the cruiser is here where the term that china considers its own is another proof of american hegemony of shipping militarization of the south china sea, well, indeed, there is a place to be american periodically provoke chinese not only in south china or the same whole e, its sensor recently passed through the same taiwan strait, which naturally evokes an unambiguous reaction from china. well, it is clear that when this cruiser was seen in territorial waters. china, as china is called this is a section of the south china sea, then naturally, such a tough reaction was advised, although before the military clash. here, in general, it never worked out. sberbay payment by phone is returned connect sberbank to your world map in the sberbank application online and pay for purchases with one touch. enjoy, bewitching design, pay and win up to 5 million sberbank bonuses to pay by phone. symptoms of prostate adenoma should not distract me, so i take vitaprost. it restores t

command of the chinese army noted, illegally invaded the waters in the league right, and in the south china sea action of the us military seriously violated the sovereignty of security. china is another quote, and besides, and the chinese army in the southern command said today that the invasion of the american cruiser showed that the united states was the creator of risks, for the security of the south china sea, and, in addition, this fact of that the cruiser turned out to be here without the one that china considers its own is another proof of the american unified shipping and militarization of the south china sea, well indeed, this is the case, especially since the americans periodically provoke chinese only between chinese and yi immediately and echensor, and a recently went through the same taiwanese sticking, which naturally causes an unambiguous reaction in china. well, it is clear that when this cruiser was seen in territorial waters. china, as china is called, this is a section of the same chinese sea, then, of course, after such a harsh reaction. and although nothing in general has e

the american crisis has shown that the united states was the creator of security risks in the south china seaion, this fact that the cruiser was here everywhere for the period that china considers its own is another proof of american japan shipping militarization of the south china sea, well, it really does take place, especially since the americans are periodically provoked by the chinese only to the chinese and you immediately see the sensors recently passed through the same taiwanese stuck, which naturally causes china to have an unambiguous reaction. well, it is clear that when this cruiser was noticed by territorial universities? china, as china is called . this is the same site on the kiev sea, then, of course, after that such a harsh reaction, although before the military clash. nothing here. at generally speaking, it never worked out. in minsk, there is a farewell ceremony for the minister of foreign affairs of belarus vladimir makeev at the entrance to the central house of officers, his close representatives of the diplomatic corps of the authorities of international organizations of

it has many of the occasions for america's ability to project power in the south china sea, exactly wherel, then, given what you've described is possibly some of the aims of kamala harris's visit? definitely, this marks the culmination of a charm offensive by divided administration towards the new filipino presidents. —— by the biden administration. the reality is, as far as president marcos junior is concerned, he is not consuming the western bashing style of his predecessor, rodrigo duterte, but what he's doing is more closely with his father used to do at the height of the cold war, which to keep a strong alliance with the united states, just as he tried to reach out to china and other alternative powers. marcosjunior is also fairly to china just like duterte, but he seems to be relighting a increase in the national mac bilateral alliance. —— the bilateral alliance... after the visit of the us secretary of state antony blinken to manila a few months ago. i think there will be a formalisation of a white house visit by marcosjunior sometime next year, after kamala harris's visits manila

not only visit manila but goes to palawan, which is very close to disputed land features in the south china seaidst of a massive revitalisation of the us and philippines military alliance. in fact, the americans want to get more access, rotational access, very important access, to key bases, including to an air base in palawan, so this is notjust symbolic. it has many, many important operational implications for america's ability to project power in the south china sea, exactly where china is expanding its footprint. richard, do you think that the visit will be successful, then, given what you've described as possibly some of the aims of kamala harris�*s visit? right. definitely, this marks the culmination of a charm offensive by the biden administration towards the new filipino president. of course, the marcos have their baggage. but the reality is, as far as president marcoer is concerned, he is not continuing the china—friendly, western—bashing style of his predecessor, rodrigo duterte, but what he's doing is more closely what his father used to do at the height of the cold war, which was to

private satellite networks, for instance, to track down illegal fishing, so to attract ships in the south china sea, a more effectively the lot of illegal fishing going on, for instance, by china is what southeast asian states are concerned about. but one has to say it is largely symbolic. it is an upgrade in relation to the china already got a last year. so it will really depend on what the u. s. and as young will make of this. so some advantages for at the southeast asian nations. but what about president biden's benefits of this? is he leaving the some ants in a stronger position then ahead of his meeting with sheesh in pink on monday in bali at the d. 20 i'd say most certainly was a good opportunity to meet with allies, not just from southeast asia, but also from east asia. because today is the as the on east asia summit. it's also been an opportunity to gain a new allies and to talk with them about various subjects, everything from south china sea to him to me on mar, one as to say. however, the real problem that biden faces in this region is that southeast asian states don't want to pick site

president ferdinand marcoer in manila, then head to palawan island, on the edge of the disputed south china seath beijing, given palawan island's proximity to the disputed spratly islands. earlier, i spoke to philippines political analyst and author, richard heydarian, who explained the significance of this visit, coming as it is after the meeting between president biden and china's president xi jinping. definitely, we got a fragile detente in bali between the two superpowers, butjust days later, i think we are going to have a test of that. both president biden and president xi promised that they will try to do their best to responsibly manage their individual competitions. we will see an exhibit of that as kamala harris, vice president kamala harris, does not only visit manila but goes to palawan, which is very close to disputed land features in the south china sea, the spratlys, but more importantly, this is happening in the midst of a massive revitalisation of the us and philippines military alliance. in fact, the americans want to get more access, rotational access, very important access, t

and you heard president biden mention the south china sea. and myanmar as well. out north korea. but really it is the china influence that will be top of the agenda. he wants to know what key u.s. allies are hoping what will come out of that meeting. not any concrete deliverables expected, but certainly a time for a face-to-face interaction between the two leaders of the two biggest millest militaries the world when they very much need to talk. >> will ripley, thank you so much.world when they very much to talk. >> will ripley, thank you so much.hen they very much need to talk. >> will ripley, thank you so much. >> for more analysis, we're joined by aaron connelly, a senior fellow for southeast asian asian politics. he is joins us from oslo. sir, thank you so much for joining us. i don't know if you had the opportunity to listen to mr. biden's opening address at the asean there just moments as go. i'd like uyou to characterize fr us how southeast asian nations view the u.s./china competition in the region. >> i think this will be a really difficult meeting for pre

and they're moving based on what their loan of defense to the south china seas are committed. that is us. and it's obvious that there is a trend to militarize the region by joining the efforts of u. s. allies in new zealand, japan and the region as a whole or to increase a to presence. we have said that openly and the chinese premier also has a similar assessment, but rather we lustre lewis. so we see that this is not likely to bring the united states and its allies to consider the interest of the majority of countries in the region. but we will continue our position. it is a finding an understanding that among as the in countries, even though there is a no single opinion among the regional countries on how to address their job security in the region. so if the, if the go is to so the score them out among the countries that goes, i think the united states have been somewhat successful watson, most sensation members not start. well, you can see this is the opinion that's which is own interests should come 1st and that as in the interests should not be subjected to regional play

each one of you, to deepen peace and prosperity in the region, to resolve challenges from the south china sea to myanmar, and find innovative and new solutions to shared challenges. thank you again for the 45 years of arner ship between asean and the united states and all we can accomplish together. thank you. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including midco. ♪ midco supports c-spaas a public service along with these television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> washington journal, every day taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day. we will discuss policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, we talk about campaign 2022 and what it means for the future republican candidates in 2024. then, when the results of -- what the results of campaign 2022 mean for the democratic party. watch live sunday morning on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> sunday on q&a, former boston globe reporter l

and xi said no question, we are not doing anything in the south china sea that you have to worry it and weeks later that satellite photos showed that they were building military bases in the south china sea. actually i was listening to media reports on this meeting ahead of time and people were really optimistic that we had dialed tensions, that something had happened here. nothing happened here. xi jinping is a crook, he's dishonest and lies to everybody, so i have to say i am not particularly wowed by what went on. i guess you can tell that. maria: no. and he has been stealing intellectual property from the west and in particular americans now for decades and that has become one to have ways that he's taking up the chinese economy higher but, i mean, liz, let's face it. here is joe biden talking about his climate change agenda to the leader to have biggest pollutant in the world. liz: thank you. maria: china is spewing out of the pollution. does anybody believe that china is going to stick to joe biden's climate change agenda? liz: no. [laughter] liz: that's the point. i mean,

interests are already beginning to spread to the south china sea. for bilateral meetings.ov has 2 days tomorrow he will go to the island of bali where russian will lead.

the south china sea and trade, the meeting between president biden and president. she will be an in depth and substantive opportunity to better understand one another's priorities and intentions to address differences and to identify areas where we can work together . because working together to address common problems is in our interest and because it is what the world expects. responsible powers. i think jordan has more than the upcoming meeting between the 2 leaders. well, the tone is very pragmatic. very matter of fact, very much. one of this is a necessity, not an optional relationship for the united states to have with china. the us messaging that we have seen it, not just from the national security advisor, jake solomon, but also from other white house officials speaking earlier on thursday about the need for these 2 leaders to really work through the future course of the us china relationship. they are very much a concerned by people, by observers who were wondering whether the era of a new cold war between the us and china is all about to happen or is unde

resa i’m starting to spread already to the south china sea for bilateral meetings with sergey lavrovor 2 days, and tomorrow he will go to bali where he will head the russian delegation at the g20 summit the british press writes that delegates from london at the summit will try to isolate russian colleagues and intend to leave the meeting room and during their speeches this was reported today by the telegraph edition, which refers to its sources according to its data, european officials will not attend meetings with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, the article says, that china will definitely counteract the isolation of russia, i remind you that the g20 summit will be held in bali next week. for a couple of days, there have been sabotage on the nord streams near the explosion site, at least two large ships passed by, on which the location sensor was turned off, this is reported by the american portal white, which refers to the analytical company space now, according to its information , they passed here just a couple of kilometers. here's where the leak was later discovered. an

washington is looking to meant relations with beijing, despite pensions over taiwan, the south china sea, and trade. the meeting between president by new president, she will be an in depth and substantive opportunity to better understand one another's priorities and intentions to address differences and to identify areas where we can work together. because working together to address common problems is in our interest. and because it is what the world expects, responsible powers leaders are southeast, asian nation, se myanmar student or is failing to implement a peace plan. the i c and summit in cambodia is getting underway and is said to focus on how to end the violence in myanmar in the u. s. with vote still being counted it neither the republicans. no democrats have gained control of congress. republicans need just 9 more seats in the house of representatives to gain a majority, but the party has performed below expectations in the senate. they currently have $49.00 seats to the democrats. 48, the niece of slain al jazeera journal is sharina barclay has addressed the un commission, in

with biden if he runs and then she's also calling out china for aggressive maneuvers here in the south china sea. she pledged to stand with the filipino people in the face of china. >> as an ally, the united states stands with the philippines in the face of intimidation and coercion in the south china sea. we will continue to rally our allies and partners against unlawful and irresponsible behavior. when the international rules-based order is threatened somewhere, it is threatened everywhere. >> harris met with the president of the philippines and discussed 21 new projects funded by the united states and that includes more defense sites in the philippines. >>> a looming threat against the u.s. economy. it could shut down the freight rail system. >>> plus, influenza and rsv leaving hospitals over capacity and the world cup. all of that next. why dodo nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? stamps.com is convenient you gethe services of the post office right on your computer stamps.com sas you money with great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime any

we saw this one more time essentially overnight with the south china sea, much of which china claims is territorial waters. a u.s. guided missile cruiser sailing through the south china sea, china claims it scurried that away and forced it to flee. the u.s. says that's not what happened. >> thank you for the latest. >>> so china's government is cracking down on those rare protests that are opposing covid lockdowns. they have erupted in at least 15 cities across that nation. the white house is treading carefully in its response as president biden tries to mend u.s./china relations. the white house says only that the u.s. supports peaceful protests. >> officials have steered clear of addressing some protesters calling for the removal of chinese president xi jinping. u.s. national security officials are concerned that a u.s. response could undercut demonstrators. the thought is that a stronger response could prompt claims by the chinese government that the protests are part of a maligned effort by the u.s. let's turn to former u.s. ambassador to china, gary loch, a former commerce secret

the status of taiwan and as china and the philippines square off over disputed islands in the south china sea. vice pres. harris: and armed attack on the philippines, aircraft, public vessels in the south china sea would invoke u.s. commitment and that is an unwavering commitment that we have with the philippines. amy: dozens of protesters gathered near the presidential palace in manila denouncing vice president harris' visit and u.s. intervention in the philippines. >> warmongering of united states [indiscernible] we don't want our country to be used as a launching pad for the wars of the united states against china or any other country. we want peace. amy: in indonesia, the death toll from monday's powerful earthquake in west java province has soared to over 260 people while more than 1000 were injured. dozens more are still missing as rescue efforts continue to search survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings. many of the victims are schoolchildren. in china, at least 38 people were killed on monday after a fire swept through a two-story factory in central henan province that housed c

expected to discuss issues including russia's invasion of ukraine and territorial disputes in the south china sea. meanwhile, the japanese government says it's arranging a summit meeting between prime minister kishida fumio and chinese president xi jinping next week in thailand on the sidelines of the apec summit. a face-to-face meeting of the two countries' leaders will be the first in three years. kishida is likely to express japan's stance on issues such as maritime disputes in the east china sea and taiwan. >>> a south korean police officer reportedly being investigated in connection with the fatal halloween crowd crush has been found dead. authorities are treating it as an apparent suicide. police say the intelligence officer was found dead on friday by a member of his family at home. the officer worked at the police station in charge of the itaewon district where 156 people died in a crush on the halloween weekend. south korea's news agency reports the national police agency was investigating the officer on suspicion of ordering the deletion of an internal report after the accident. the rep

target is china because united states is what it about. china's expansion is in east asia in the south china sea. and of course this is stephanie taiwan eventually with military action. if it comes to that. and there's an open confrontation between united states and china. united states had declared shinine is national security study to give you address to the national defense start the new as, as john i, as agular city. and they have taken lot of steps as you know, who denied technology including semiconductors in order to slow down china's advance and in advance technologies. so this is part of that and they want to expand it by bringing in japan and also and you and canada. let's see if those countries come in in the way that the united states once or not much, certainly this is a pressure point on china, which is civil. i wanted to ask you, there have been a lot of stories in the media as of late, particularly here on our see about certain parts of the world who are really trying to push towards a sovereignty that of a living in an independent state. although with mutually beneficial contrac

each one of you, to peace and prosperity throughout the region, to resolve challenges from the south china seayanmar, and to find innovative new solutions to share challenges. thank you again for the 45 years of partnership between us and the united states, and for all that we can accomplish together. thank you. >> that is president biden, he is in cambodia at the moment, speaking to leaders at the asean summit. let's bring in kelly o'donnell, the senior white house correspondent here. kelly, tell us what the president is expecting out of the summit. he did mention that it is only his second time in person, so it is a big deal that he is there in person this year. so what is he really expecting to gain from the summit? >> well, this is a real focus that the biden administration is trying to strengthen ties with the ten country block that makes up the asean summit and to really show how these nations, working with the united states can be a part of the u.s. strategy with china, and that of course is a big thematic part of this trip because it is building towards the meeting that president biden

washington is looking to mend relations with beijing, despite tensions over taiwan, the south china sea and trade. the meeting between president biden and president. she will be an in depth and substantive opportunity to better understand one another's priorities and intentions to address differences and to identify areas where we can work together. because working together to address common problems is in our interest, and because it is what the world expects of responsible powers withhold sale being counted in the us. neither republicans, no democrats, have gained control of congress. republicans, me just 9 more seats in the house of representatives to gain a majority of the party has performed below expectations in the senate. they currently have 49 seats to the democrats, forties, leaders of south east asian nation, say the man margin dot is failing to implement a peace plan. the i sand summit in cambodia will focus on how to end the violence in myanmar. the meeting begins on friday. those are the headlines coming up next on launches. era football rebels stay with us spiraling costs

debris from a recent chinese rocket launch has been found off the coast of islands facing the south china sea. the government plans to quickly ratify treaties to seek compensation for damages from space launches. photos released by local authorities show large metal plates. one of them bears what appears to be a chinese flag. the philippine space agency says it's highly likely that they're from a long march 5b rockethat china lauhed last week. it carried a module for a space station the country is building. beijing said previously that most of the rocket components burned up on reentry. philippine official says they're racing to ratify u.n. treaties allowing people to seek compensation for damage or injury caused by space objects from other states. there have been growing concerns in the country about accidents stemming from such incidents. in july, drae from another chinese rocket was found in the exclusive economic zone o. philippines raising worries among people in the fishing industry. >>> a former senior chinese communist party official who called for political reform in china has paodun

washington is looking to mend relations with beijing, despite tensions over taiwan, the south china sea and trade. the meeting between president biden and president, she will be an in depth and substantive opportunity to better understand one another's priorities and attentions to address differences and to identify areas where we can work together. because working together to address common problems is in our interest. and because it is what the world expects of responsible powers or the old sail being counted in the us. neither republicans, no democrats, have gained control of congress. republicans the just 9 more seats in the house of representatives to gain a majority. but the party has performed below expectations in the senate, they currently have 49 sees to the democrats, 48, the needs of slain al jazeera journal is sharina lockley has addressed the un commission investigating reported abuses in palestinian territories. lena block lay spoke at the commission along with policy, and journalists who recounted violations they face while trying to do their jobs. ukraine says it's skep

s. navy of illegally intruding its waters in the south china sea fishing says it monitored and drove away u. s. cruiser. now the sprightly arden's accusing washington of seriously violating china's sovereignty. insecurity. ownership of the island chain is disputed, is partly claimed by the philippines and malaysia as well as china. and these 9 people have been killed by else about fighters during an attack on a hotel. in somali as capital mogadishu, 6 attackers were also killed. smiley forced to say they rescued 60 people, and they ended the siege. ukraine's president lenimosa lensky has warned, of more russian that miss saw the tax and a tough week ahead. they've been rolling blackouts off the russian forces targeted ukraine's energy infrastructure. notice as a criminal is using cold weather as a weapon against civilians. if this issue me all the shake bushel be there. sure what they are doing now against ukraine is their attempt to take revenge. you revenge for the fact the ukrainians have repeatedly defended themselves against them. ukraine will never be a place for destruction. a

the meeting comes as tensions rise between china and other asian nations about control of the south china seal also stop in palawan. it's an island on the edge of the south china sea to meet with coast guard officials. j. leno has been released from the hospital after treatment for severe burns. the comedian and tv host released this photo today with the medical team at the grossman burn center in the los angeles area, suffered burns to his face his hands and chest the sap in a week and a half ago at the garage in burbank that houses his car collection. leno who was 72 underwent two surgeries and oxygen therapy, doctors expect him to make a full recovery. you may have adaptive cruise control technology in your car right now . now bay area research researchers want to build on a concept similar to that keep you out of traffic jams coming up. artificial intelligence gets put to the test and we'll get back to the deadly nightclub shooting in colorado springs with reaction from the bay area lgbt q community and find out what should make getting an education more accessible to people with disabili

main expansion of nato's infrastructure, whose interests are already beginning to spread to the south china sea. at a bilateral meeting. sergey lavrov has 2 days tomorrow he will go to the island of bali where will lead the russian delegation at the g20 summit the training of ukrainian soldiers in britain is going badly, the financial times writes about it, according to his information, the problems are primarily related to the low level of recruits, it is reported that many of those recruited by kiev were not ready for military service, in addition to the instructor . i have enough time to train ukrainians for only 5 weeks, another problem is that not separate units are trained, but recruits from different units within the program 7,000 apu soldiers have already been trained. another 3,000. should complete the training towards the end of december. kiev, seven more regions of ukraine have been transferred from regular power outages to emergency ones due to new damage to the power system, ukrenergo reports, the company noted that earlier this week, power outages were already across the entire sq

with the deployment of military assets to this parts of the world around flash points like the south china sea and tie one of from china's perspective, there is a deep suspicion about the u. s. his motives in it. allies of try to form what they see is some sort of coalition against its ambitions of becoming a truly global entity. from the u. s. point of view. we know from the different background briefings that we've had, including from a senior white house official aboard air force, one as biden was making his way here to barley. that that is not the case according to the u. s. t, according to that official, they do not want to see a conflict with china. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in spain's capital madrid to court for better health care services. public health workers and their supporters are demanding more primary health care staff that cold front end to what they say is the regional governments dismantling the public health system in favor of private providers. they also want more support to the health workers protested, have rallied in serbia's capital belgrade, calling

there's going to be no war in the south china sea with taiwan. unless america takes aggressive action in the world is watching. i'm doing a series of podcasts on the bio labs in the ukraine. you know, the world is asking why would american bon anthrax production that's targeted at russian? why would they be in ukraine doing that? the united states has to come up with some words and get on the carpet here and defend itself. in one more war or one more set of sanctions. i'm not warning washington. i'm just saying, stop shooting yourself in the foot. everyone's got along memory and stealing the sovereign font sovereign funds of another country is not going down very well. invading all these countries, one after another is not going down very well. the business of china is business and the business of america is war and we have to make a change. yeah, you're absolutely spot on. i mean, as far as your book at the title being, the china mirage i and the u. s. image probably permanently tarnished, at least for the next 2 generations to follow. we've got

nuclear weapons, especially in the eastern part of the mediterranean sea, china relies on the nuclear factor to intimidate countries in the southhina sea, etc. if russia uses nuclear weapons, it will harm all countries because then everyone will say if you use them anywhere - in any case, we have to listen to you whether the nuclear threat is able to divert the attention of the west, divert the resources that could go to help ukraine, the usa is worse, and also in europe, who thinks that these threats are enough to force ukraine to sit down for negotiations, i don’t know how it is possible to conduct negotiations in a blizzard about the fact that russia could keep a part of ukrainian territory. unfortunately, everyone knows that there are people in the usa who talk to the white house and on the capitalist hill and say that ukraine needs to be pushed because the situation is getting out of control, this is a fundamental misunderstanding that the us or anyone else can tell the president of zelensky or the people of ukraine how to build their future, or is support slowing down, or actually meeting in in brussels, the nato defense

with the deployment of military assets to these parts of the world around flash points like the south china sea and taiwan. or from china's perspective, there is a deep suspicion about the u. s. his motives in it. allies of tried to form what they see as some sort of coalition against its ambitions of becoming a truly global entity. from the u. s. point of view. we know from the different background briefings that we've had, including from a senior white house official aboard air force. one spider was making his way here to barley. that that is not the case. according to the u. s. coding to that official, they do not want to see a conflict with china. negotiators at this year's un climate summit in egypt are beginning to worry about resolving a range of details in time for a deal by the time cop $27.00 is due to close on friday, no public events were scheduled on sunday in shonell shape. the deliberations continued behind closed doors, country, delicate se. there's been little progress so far and the technical details of delivering on deals and pledges made in previous years. those promises inc

the main infrastructure expansion sharp interests are beginning to spread already and to the south china sea meetings. sergei lavrov has 2 days, and tomorrow he will go to bali, where he will lead the russian delegation to g20 summit the british press writes that the delegates from london at the summit will try to isolate their russian colleagues and intend to leave the meeting room, and during their speeches, this was reported today by the telegraph, which refers to its sources, according to its data , european officials will not attend meetings with the head of the russian foreign ministry sergey lavrov in the article says that china will definitely counteract the isolation of russia, i remind you that the g20 summit will be held in bali next week. a couple of days before the sabotage on nord stream, near the explosion site, at least two large ships on which the location sensor was disabled, this is reported by the american portal, which refers to the space now analytical company according to its information.

towards the taiwanese, but also in everything region, in particular regarding the east china and south china seasring the last military exercises, the chinese penetrated as far as the first island chain in the depths of the pacific ocean, signed a security agreement with the solomon islands, which are very far from china but very close to australia and new zealand, but chinese authoritarianism does not look only on this part of the world he also looks at the indian ocean the chinese are taking a broad initiative to establish their naval ports along the indian ocean this shows china's ambitions for expansion in to the whole world, in our opinion, china with its power can be more dangerous than russia. it has the ability to project its philosophy and authoritarianism, to change the rules of the basic international order. now we see that china and russia are cooperating with each other, this is a very dangerous trend. i think that in response the countries of democracy must cooperate in order to prevent the further spread of authoritarianism, mr. minister, what assistance does taiwan provide and can

little slip across into the south china sea making its way towards indo china. and again, it is a case of sunshine and lively showers. coming in here, thailand. see some recent flooding. now the recent funding to be seen in australia starting to ease off. now things starting to quieten down. high pressure across southern parts of australia slowly drifts a little further east was just squeezing those showers out of the way and temperature starting to recover 20 celsius in melbourne. you're still a tab below the average, but it's not too bad is getting there. 25 celsius in sydney still want to showers across at east inside of us east. pass acquainted also seeing somewhere where that along with the top aiden up towards the north of wu wei, wanted to showers, coming in to perth. it will be a little unsettled here. turning, increase the unsettled over the next couple of days for much in new zealand. ah. a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle to these environmental catastrophe. we follow as sammy communities confl

and the south china sea is not in a position to really manage security in this part of the world. and the asian security architecture which is leading has not really most and had gotten much done is divided and cambodia and laos, i'm very close to china and the defer to china once. whereas some other countries are a little more independent in their thinking. indonesia, for example, we're going to have the g 20 meeting from january onward. we're going to face this problem all also because if they fail to get something introduced in these statements and the rest will look at, look at it as a political defeat and be the inability to master enough of all from the non western countries. so the democrats appear to have taken control of a senate following this week's midterm elections. as a key race in nevada is set to be cold for the party with 96 percent of the votes counted. so that's a projection blue when in the silver state. while another close contest in our zona was narrowly decided for the democratic party candidate as well. and with those victories, the upper chamber of congres

is china because united states is what it about china. us expansion is in east asia, and the south china sea is not in a position to really manage security in this part of the world. the ation security architecture which i found is leading, has not really most and gotten much and is divided and cambodia and laos. i'm very close to china and the defer to china once. whereas some other countries are a little more independent in their thinking. indonesia, for example, we're going to chad the g 20 meeting from january on. we're going to face this problem on also because if they fail to get something introduced in the statements and the rest will look at, look at it as a political defeat and be the inability to master enough of all from the non western countries. after 2 years of violence, the government and militants from the northern take re regent. this week, signed a peace agreement to seize hostilities. the negotiations began at the end of october after the they captured several major towels that were previously held by insurgents. according to a published document, the parties agreed on the

one that says washington has played support for independence. movements on the island in the south china sea, which bathing considered it sovereign territory. we heard from nelson, long vice chairman of the shanghai center of international studies who insist that china is not the one story of tensions in the region. china has its own agenda for china, has never been, you know, have any history of colonizing other countries or certainly other countries. everything that china has developed the terms of nuclear weapons. it's awful. national defense. the patients in the asia pacific region has been curated, not by china. and i think the rest of the world is quite clear who is doing that. it's not china, whatever they do, it is nothing surprising to the rest of the world. but i think what is important for us to see is that to recognize that the world is changing, and the you only cola wode, where the u. s. is the dominating that head monday. the heading mall is no longer the reality. so we are dealing with new reality, all countries are supposed to know to abide to lease the un charter and the in

lots of showers, just sliding across the south china sea. go. so mary. $152.00 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. plenty more. where that came from? the northeast, the winds. driving those showers towards the malay peninsula. plenty of wet weather across malaysia. plenty of wet weather. it's a good part of indonesia. we'll see some lively showers too. from time to time coming into the philippines, on the other hand is not too bad across indo china while she dry, warm and sunny. here was a warm sunshine into australia, but we do still have some showers plaguing that eastern side of ours, not as heavy as they have been recently, but they are still there. nevertheless, the reason they've been a little quieter is because high pressure is close by. so that's been suppressing the showers, but as you can see, new southwell still seeing a scattering of showers as we go through monday, push into a central process where the heat is 37 celsius. therefore alice at brookfield feeding its way down into add lake, getting up into the 30s. now, over the next coupl

targeted actions by the chinese aimed at enlightening taiwan and the general situation in the south china sea and the situation in the economy, that is, uh . but if ukraine succeeds in presenting its security concept and the concept finds a response, it will be a huge step forward. well, look, global food security - this includes the issue of the war in ukraine, blocked ports, we cannot export our grain, ukraine well, if we use soviet terminology, it was the granary of europe, this is what concerns global food security, what specifically concerns security issues, why is the issue of taiwan more important now than, for example, russia's threats to use nuclear weapons in ukraine, because in ukraine a nuclear precedent can be set for the world. well, it is more frightening, why do you think taiwan is higher in the story now day than a nuclear attack on ukraine well, i want to say that if there was really a nuclear attack on ukraine, it would be real . who started the war on february 24, non -exchangeable people should expect everything, but the real threat of russia using nuclear weapons is not

interested in relations with europe, the usa, they are interested in regional issues, taiwan, the south china seaes with the philippines, vietnam or japan, but they are interested in remaining powerful in the medium and long term, they are not in a hurry, they are absolutely right in trying to build a sustainable economy this is a signal to the chinese people, we see that now the chinese economy shows a lack of such conditions for the stability of the economy due to the restrictions that they introduced as shock therapy, and therefore people quite see that their life is different from what they are practically already used to, that is, china will continue to work for its interests and we need to remember this, we also need to look at how we are represented in this region, including at the g20 summit we must demonstrate strength we continue maintain the territorial integrity of all countries in the region, freedom of navigation we do not want the status quo that has developed in the region to be violated unilaterally, this must happen against the background of the powerful presence of the united s

you can see the thunder has a rumbling through the south china sea, running toward that east coast of vietnam to the north of hockey. men, 263 meters afraid in just one day, so that has inevitably caused flooding. heavy ray will continue to make its way in on the year and will easily push the out of the wind says i, pulling that moisture in from the water's wet weather. they're coming into cambodia . it allows as well, and we'll see further showers continuing as we go on through wednesday, else where things a little more normal. just the usual rash of shouts across a good part of malaysia. some heavier showers to now started to push their way into indonesia, heavy showers to across the far north of australia. storms a rumbling away here, all the way up towards the kimberly. just around the north west of australia, down towards the southeast who seemed more blustery conditions, flooding concerns remain in place here. actually damaging winds and the threat to further flooding. at least for time. you can see how tightly packed the ice abbas here. so we have got brisk winds rattling throu

but the south china sea is clear of cloud and that extends into viet them apart from the south coast to vietnam. cambodia, it's fairly dry. but in the forecast there is rain and for sandstone until singapore, sumatra jakarta eastwards, through to barley, east of that is not particularly wet looking. i have to say, if you go north, the northeast monsoon, in effect, is, is working at the mo, which means you get rain out at sea catching the small arms of japan, but not much in land stock. got very cold in northern charter, but 0 in alon baton still 17 in beijing 22 in tokyo attempted to on the high side of normal or beyond that and mos we use the ne monsoon now already bringing wet weather to genesis was in sri lanka. every now and again, this time the year and throughout the winter you get will the known as western disturbances. so showers of rain or snow for northern parts of india and pakistan that's happening at the moment. we're carry on during surgery as well. if you're not here or here, so in between the 2, including most in the pull, it of course remains dry. ah, the weather spo