which china claims as its own and confirm patients between china and the philippines and the south china sea. also becoming more intense the mystery outside of which is an expert in geo politics and author of the book world on the brink, which looks up americans rivalry with china. he's both the data over about which territorial dispute he thinks is most dangerous as well. in the meet mets alonzo arms, i believe that the tie once rate is really that regional flash point, that can bring child in the night stage, potentially into new war. a war that we haven't seen on, on the scale since really world war 2. and we need to do everything our power to try to avoid it. but in the, in the short term, there is potential for these stabilizing actions in the south china sea, where you have these confrontations on almost a weekly basis. now between the filipino navy and the chinese navy, the filipino navy trying to resupply their ship, the sierra madre that has been grounded on one of the shows in south china sea since 1999. the chinese, confronting very aggressively trying to ram ships using water can

in the south china sea, this week tensions between china and the philippines continued to simmer with manila accusing badging of rubbing its vessels. and on tuesday, japan public he claimed for the 1st time that the chinese military aircraft had preached as as space. tokyo said the incident with a serious violation of the countries over instead of aging, said that it was investigating the matter. i'd like to emphasize that china has no intention of invading the aerospace of any country. just so staging and washington has sold somebody's expectations for outcomes from the tools but with the voters. how few months ahead in us politics. simply keeping ties on a stable for thing can be a wilson result. really, michael, we is a with the center for strategic and international studies in washington with expertise and us china relations. i asked her earlier about the significance of this meeting between jake sullivan and the chinese president. i think it's, as you mentioned, a highly uncertain and volatile time in the relationship. we have ongoing conflict in ukraine in the middle east. we ha

given there's a sense that whether it's the south china sea or taiwan, or even china support for russia, you print a russia against ukraine and type name, russia, china, and north korea ties. the security picture for the united states looks scary. and both by the, excuse me, both parents and from will will be greeted with that security picture on the trade side. i think paris has, has announced that she will also continue terence on china. so we're not actually going to see huge differences. i think in the substance of china policy, we will see differences on the margins that i think a harris and ministration would be more interested in continuing the types of dialogue that we saw with sullivan's visit to beijing this week. really, michael wayne, director of the center for strategic and international studies. really, thanks so much for taking the time today. we appreciate that the 3 is into rushes will against you cry and most goes, both neighbors are trying to count to the stress of wall on their own soil, latvia, lithuania, and the sonia all constructing the so called bowl sick defens

aggression that the united states has been. enhancing and and ramping up, whether it's in the south china sea or the taiwan straight or other areas where the united states has been menacing china, and china of course has the right to defend itself and has been very, very serious about ensuring that the united states is not going to intimidate it uh, and so when we see china's military capabilities, they are, as i say, they are essentially of a of defensive nature, china only has one military installation overseas, which is facility at djibooti in in east africa as part of a united nations anti-piracy uh initiative there, but that doesn't mean that china's weight uh in the international community uh is is simply a function of its of its military capabilities, it doesn't have the desire to project power in the same ways that the western colonialist and imperialist states have uh, it's basically trying to take care of itself, but that nonetheless gives it the... weight uh that i think needs to be taken seriously by countries all over the world uh in in you know this very very dangerous and dynam

is the security relationship with china , given the tensions around the taiwan strait and the south china sea. a very interesting trajectory can be followed in us-china relations from the trump administration to the biden administration. high hopes were placed on biden's presidency. on the equalization of relations between the us and china, and we observe a certain consistency in us policy towards china. i mean communication, early on in the negotiations, blinkin's visit to... china was actually canceled because of the balloon incident over us territory. therefore in communication between the us and china has been a major strain for the biden administration. smoothing ties with china was a constant challenge. this does not mean that there was no communication between them. for example, wang gee and jake salvan met five times last year. not only in china and the usa, but also within the group of 20 there were initiatives in this regard. between the two countries, but from the point of view of tension, we are seeing its growth around the indo-pacific region, and not only that, if you look at th

that is because in the taiwan strait in the south china sea both militaries come very close to one anotherly given tensions in the south china sea are incredibly high. easy skirmishes between chinese postcard boats and the us ally and treaty aloe philippines and there is a period united states could end up getting involved in those disputes at the south china sea. china is certainly one of the united states to stay away from its territory. also other tricky issues that will come up. the us is certainly urging once again chinese companies to stop supplying components to rush it could use and it�*s more in ukraine and trade policies. china is very angry with the united states for imposing tariffs on goods such as solar panels and electric cars. stepping back for a moment, what will both sides be hoping to achieve overall from this visit? how will be a success? when it comes to these meetings, or with the expectations are really low. i think there was always this kind of criticism that are you talking for talking say? when it comes to chinese officials, they don�*t think american officials un

the third is , of course, the south china sea, the island disputes, china's intervention, the incitementtensions with the philippines and others. the united states does not hide the fact that they will put pressure on china during these negotiations. this issue. the new york times published an article today, where it wrote that jake sullivan will try to put pressure on beijing to reduce the level of bilateral cooperation between china and moscow. well, naturally, nothing will come of it. nevertheless, in anticipation of salevan's visit, the united states imposed not much-not a bit 46 or more precisely secondary sanctions against 46 chinese companies. but china itself also responded, the chinese foreign ministry issued a rather tough statement that beijing's position on the ukrainian conflict is clear and open, china for peace, the united states needs to stop using unilateral sanctions and extra territorial jurisdiction to try to force china to change its policy, that china will continue to protect its interests and rights, well, and today again, at the beginning of salevanna's visit, he

efforts by china to create a hegemony role in the region and the territorial disputes in the south china seao preserve its sovereignty while at the same time relying very heavily economically on china. how do you think that will go? vietnam has claims in the south china sea, it's a difficult balancing act for them when the realise the rely heavily on trade for china. vietnam has domestic discontent and demonstrations against china which the vietnamese government has clamped down on. at the same the office we want to maintain this trade balance and the vietnamese economy relies quite a lot on the heavy import of chinese goods for its own manufacturing industries so it is a balancing act vietnam has to perform. vietnam has this bamboo diplomacy. an approach to staying in good relations with its neighbour china and also the united states is extremely important to them. and it also relies heavily on russia for its military modernisation so there is a plethora of relationships to be reconciled. in that they are not necessarily in conflict, relations between the united states and vietnam don't rea

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but regardless of who wins november's election, a complex security picture awaits in the south china sea. this week, tensions between china and the philippines continue to similar with manila accusing badging of running it's vessels. and on tuesday, japan public, he claims for the 1st time that the chinese military aircraft had preached as as space. tokyo said, the incident with a serious violation of the countries over instead of aging, said that it was investigating the matter. i'd like to emphasize that china has no intention of invading the aerospace of any country. just so staging and washington have sold somebody's expectations for outcomes from the tools but with the voters. how few months ahead in us politics, simply keeping ties on a stable for thing can be a wilson result. and that is what we have coming up next to look at some new and innovative cause made from wood, plastic waste and steven cannabis section so that he can, i'm on you can, we can thank you for watching the on the long voyage through the ocean. another how well was the calls for a long time, they had to be a hu

so it's military forces in the south china sea and in east asia. generally, tensions are rise, intentions are escalating rather and diminishing and identify the, the presence of no on military you know, um vessels, whether it be a bone or c cbo on is going to anyway, really extensions is going to lead unfortunately, to a situation where military accidents become all possible and that's how i choose these new stories are shifting up for now. i'll be back in 30 with more. do hope you've enjoyed me. and this is part of the the keys to cook, the lady and you see wouldn't go to the patient. i have a little video to help people, unexcused familial g ma mazda with marshall approach us the video we're putting a couple of them we would be which is supposed to be, is that it is from the courts to put in is cook with what was the the sleepless news. that's good to know what's going on with the federal study besides that, we can take the, the keywords equal, you know, put the, it was, you should good with each skid suit, get some, see, be it. so we can pull up

biden and xi jinping later this year, to discuss issues from the middle east, tensions in the south china seaaneuvers from eight chinese coast guard ships in a disputed part of the south china sea just yesterday. that resulted in the ships could colliding. let's bring in gatestone institute senior fellow, author of the coming collapse of china and china is going to war a, gordon chang. you say it's probably not a coincidence that retu iran is rg up action as you see the action in the south china sea. what do you think about jake sullivan heading back to china? >> cheryl, it's also not a coincidence that belarus is massing forces of ukraine's border right now. i think what we're seeing is china using its friends to distract from what it really cares about which is grabbing philippine islands and shoals in the south china sea which is consequential. xi jinping looks like he is trying to start a war. and many people will say now we've got to talk to the chinese. but the problem is, we've been talking to the chinese intensively throughout the biden administration and things have only gotten worse

so it's military forces in the south china sea and in east asia. generally tensions are rise, intentions are escalating rather and diminishing and identify the, the presence of no on military and uh, you know, um vessels, whether it be a bone or see a cbo on is going to anyway, relax 10 films is going to lead unfortunately, to a situation where no tree accidents become all possible and they have shopped into spiraling japan. this financial law case has been followed by a much needed we found the new k index, which witnessed as big as william de drops in 1987 on monday of bounce back by around 10 percent of the asian markets. also recovering to a degree, americans just took a b think as well, losing almost 2 trillion dollars in the 1st 15 minutes. but the weeks trading, all these kind of open reports on how the global cell of spots was the spot spot us with sessions this, it was started in japan with a 12 percent drop. that's the largest drop since 1987. after that, we saw a taiwan, which had its stock exchange. go down by 8.35 percent south korea w

between chinese naval vessels and another us ally of the philippines over maritime borders and the south china sea are also becoming more intense. the us has impose tariffs on chinese imports and band the sale of some advanced technology to china. here's a national security advisor, jake sullivan. i explain why it is that we feel we have to take some targeted restrictions to ensure that advanced technologies aren't used against us national security. i explained that our approach is one of the risk and not the coupling and described in some detail how we saw the risk in practice. and i also raised our concerns about steps that the p r c has taken with respect to the intersection of economics and national security and the impact that that has had on western businesses i and on supply chains. and so we had a vigorous given take on the issue during jake sullivan's meeting, a chinese president, she hailed the traditional friendship between china and the us. so i asked to me 3, a pair of it's founder of the think tanks, silverado, policy, accelerator and author of world. on the brink, if he thinks this

because vietnam does have claims in the south china sea, doesn't it? avily for trade on china. yes. and so vietnam has to manage this very carefully. there has been domestic discontent and demonstrations against china, which the vietnamese government has clamped down upon. at the same time, they obviously want to maintain the trade balance. and the vietnamese economy relies quite a lot on heavy import of chinese goods for its own manufacturing industries. so it's a kind of balancing act that vietnam has to perform. yeah, vietnam has this kind of bamboo diplomacy it's been labelled, doesn't it? its approach to to staying on good relations with china, its neighbour and also the us. that's extremely important to them. yes. and it also relies heavily on russia for its military modernisation. so there is a whole plethora of relationships that have to be reconciled in some form, but they're not necessarily in conflict. the relations between the us and vietnam don't really interfere with relations with china, but china is very, very close, and china is develop

is the latest confrontation between the two sides in waters around the spratley islands in the south china sea. the philippines disputes china's claim of sovereignty over the... territory: in less than year, israel has killed at least 168 journalists and media workers in gaza, considered the deadliest place in the world to be a journalist. well, in britain, the northeast city of chumpsford has held the vigil to honor the memory of those who laid down their lives in the line of duty. said purisa has more. plackerds and prayers for those who have paid the ultimate price for telling the truth. "a somber reminder of lives cut short of palestinian journalists and media workers killed in the gaza genocide, their flack jackets and helmets, no match to israeli bombs. the journalists are the only vessel of voice for the palestinians, they themselves are defenseless, they're being raped, they're being tortured, they're being oppressed, they're having their families, their homes completely annihilated, and the fact that the journalists, they themselves are being killed, it removes any sort of truth, evid

secondly, there is the south china sea, and this is becoming a major issue in this week alone. oats in the south china sea. and this is critical because the philippines is a key ally of the united states. and us assets, us warships come very, very close to their chinese counterparts along the taiwan strait and the south china sea. and what jake sullivan would like to do during these meetings is encourage more military to military communication. the third big issue will be on ukraine — when the secretary of state, us secretary of state antony blinken, arrived here earlier this year, he had a warning for his chinese counterparts. he told them that if chinese companies continued to supply russia with components that russia could use in its war in ukraine, there would be consequences. america has carried out that promise. they have issued rafts of sanctions. and in fact, on the day that jake sullivan announced that he would be coming to beijing, america announced another raft of sanctions against chinese companies. and certainly, when it comes to that, china denies that they are hel

tensions remain high over issues ranging from the south china sea and taiwan, to disagreements over china'sashington by bonnie glaser, an expert on us—china relations, and chinese foreign and security policy. great to speak to you. get us up great to speak to you. get us up to speed with the key issues that both sides but want to be addressing today. we that both sides but want to be addressing today.— addressing today. we have already mentioned - addressing today. we have already mentioned at - addressing today. we have| already mentioned at some addressing today. we have i already mentioned at some of them. china's support for russia's defence industry is going to be very high on the list. china's pressure on the philippines and the south china sea, its aggressive actions against taiwan in the taiwan strait, also bilateral issues. maybe talking about chinese law enforcement cooperation with the united states, specifically, fentanyl and specifically, fenta nyl and stopping the specifically, fentanyl and stopping the chemical precursors from coming into the united states in the form of fent

: to stay on the philippines for a second, my colleagues are here, and others who work on the south china sea. there is a lot of tension in the south china sea today that it involves china and the philippines and the other rock formations at one time or another where ownership was disputed. a tribunal was set up under the u.n. convention on the law saying it was the south china sea. in other cases, there is legitimate debate over who owns what. and unfortunately there is so violates as the chinese have tried to prevent the filipinos from exercising their claims to their own second thomas shoal, for example. is the coast guard a part of that? is the coast guard a better way for us to get more involved in the navy -- more than the navy itself, in the sense that we want to stand by our ally, but at the risk military conflict? maybe the coast guard can finance that problems more easily than the u.s. navy? or is that not something that is within your purview? adm. lunday: we are involved in the region. we are already present, regularly present and involved in those operations. under our own author

when it comes to other tricky negotiations, another area will be the south china sea within the last in fact the philippines has just described minutes in fact the philippines hasjust described china minutes in fact the philippines has just described china as the greatest disruptor of peace in southeast asia and that is because within the last few weeks alone, there have been a number of skirmishes between chinese coastguard boats and filipino boats in the south china sea. china will want reassurances from america that they will not interfere, they will not intervene and for america, the philippines is a key ally and analyse they have strengthened in recent years. then we come to ukraine, when antony blinken the secretary of state was here earlier this year, he encouraged china and wants china not to support russia's war in ukraine. the date at this visit was announced, the day the us announced, the day the us announced jake sullivan was going to visit here, the us also announced a raft of sanctions against chinese companies for their support, alleged support, of russia's war in ukrai

right now in the south china sea , for instance, we are seeing chinese coast guard vessels ramming philippine. and, they claim the entire south china sea as their own territory. in violation of international law. that type of activity, that type of aggression is not consistent with what they are saying. i hope they change their behavior. >> do you think president xi jinping and joe biden should hold a call and perhaps meet again at the aipac summit this fall? >> yes. that type of interaction is always good especially when we are able to communicate clearly what we expect in terms of lower military aggression, lower economic aggression. i think that those are important contacts to continue. >> china accuses the u.s. of being the aggressor in this. when you and your colleagues return to the house you will vote on legislation on china including the end chinese dominance of electric vehicles in america act and the protecting american agriculture from foreign adversaries act. what message do you think that then sends to china? >> i think that what we are trying to do is protect our interests, prot

but it needs to ensure trade can flow freely. gemini chips will pass through the south china sea, but defense minister bowers, this tories has not yet announced whether they will also go through the tie when straight and move, which would show the upset, but didn't stop trading partner china. but take a look now it's an old story, is making headlines around the world. a 3 minute use of processing. the september 11th terrorist attacks of agreed to plead guilty to avoid a possible death sentence being held that the us going to she of prison in guantanamo bay. almost 3000 people were killed on 911. the deadliest of attack on american soil flooding caused by heavy rains is killed at least 3 people in the 4 in easton pakistan homes and roads were inundated, bring daily life to a standstill as parts of the country. i've seen xtreme rainfall in recent months with our si size. the number of rain relates in the desktop. a 100 in july like the government of bangladesh responds an opposition party blaming it's a stoking mass. the student protests, the democracy is lani poxy has been are sold as

sea again. coast guard ships of china and the philippines clashed over a disputed area in the south china sea. bloomberg writes about it. the parties accused each other of deliberate actions. a representative of china's coast guard said that his country's police will take measures to protect against similar situations. let me remind you that beijing claims to almost the entire south china sea, which violates the norms. international law. in the carpathians , the fifth visit to a camp for children from front-line regions this summer has ended. in the upper reaches, the children rested in the mountains, got to know the local cuisine and studied the hutsul dialect. our carpathian colleagues will continue. alina is in a forest camp for the first time. her native kherson is being shelled, so the hutsul region for the girl is... a real outlet. recreation combines both leisure time and familiarity with local traditions. i like the scenery, i do like alina is in a forest camp for the first time. her native kherson is being shelled, so the hutsul region is now truly suffocated for the girl. recreation c

sea again. coast guard ships of china and the philippines clashed over a disputed area in the south china sea, bloomberg parties accused each other of deliberate actions. a representative of china's coast guard said that his country's police would take protective measures. from similar situations. let me remind you that beijing claims almost the entire south china sea, which violates the norms of international law. on the eve of the new school year, students and their parents are actively preparing for school, buy stationery, clothes, shoes and other necessary things, the prices of which increase annually. our film crew went to the markets of bila tserkva in the kyiv region to find out how much... how much money parents need to send their child to school. let's see further. notebooks, pens, diaries and school uniforms. every year, parents make a traditional purchase of various products before september 1, their cost can vary significantly depending on the brand, material and store, but the price tags definitely do not stand still. for example, this thing backpacks can be purchased from uah 700. a hardco

but regardless of who wins november's election, a complex security picture awaits in the south china sea. this week, tensions between china and the philippines continued to simmer with manila accusing badging of rubbing its vessels. and on tuesday, japan public he claimed for the 1st time that the chinese military aircraft had preached as as space. tokyo said, the incident with a serious violation of the countries over instead of aging, said that it was investigating the matter. i'd like to emphasize that china has no intention of invading the aerospace of any country or so staging. and washington has sold some managed expectations for outcomes from the tools. so with the voters, how few months ahead in us politics, simply keeping ties on a stable fitting will be a wilson result. we can get more now from the w's east. asia correspond to jane straight though father report. he joins us from taipei. now the us national security advisors meetings with presidency and other top officials, can you say without any indications what actually came out of these meetings is one of the most important

defending their rights to use the water area, i should note that beijing claims almost the entire south china sea, despite the decision of the haiyan court that china violated international law . the national police detained a russian who was organizing in black market in ukraine. stolen cars, the perpetrator was extradited from italy. according to the investigation, he cooperated with criminals who stole prestigious cars. the russian placed his ad in the telegram channel and received payment to his electronic wallet. from each such deal, he received a 10% commission. if the owner refused to pay, his car was sold for spare parts. the criminal had been stealing cars since he was 15 years old and knew special devices for opening and starting the engine. on your channel he also sold special equipment for breaking into cars, held a master class on criminal craft in social networks. currently, the arrested person is in the pre-trial detention center, the pre-trial investigation is ongoing. blood for the military. kiyan is called to become a donor for wounded ukrainian defenders. this wednesday , the d

that is why developments in the south china sea are so critically important.een repeated clashes between chinese forces and forces belonging to the philippines, a u.s. treaty ally, over the last few months. that has really changed the way in which manila looks at its relationship with beijing how the prior administration approach to the issue. and how it has approached washington in bringing washington more into the fold and deepening that relationship. as well as working more multilaterally with the u.s. other partners in the region like japan. sumi: do we know anything about what a possible kamala harris presidency would mean for the relationship with china? we understand she does like president biden's support of status quo with taiwan. jennifer: i think vice president harris, and this is clear from looking at her senate record and her actions as vice president, would largely continue the biden administration's approach on china in terms of the competitive framing while also trying to manage these tensions that are the reason why jake sullivan is in beijing

china and the philippines have accused each other of robbing the ships in a disputed area of the south china sea. china, as coast guard said, the philippine ship was illegally stranded. it's the latest in a series of escalating classes in that vice a waterway in afghanistan, the tale bond is refusing to cooperate with the united nation submission binding. it's human rights x, but from entering the country, b u. n. is criticized the tale bombs new so called virtue low, which prevents women from singing or raising the voices in public afghan. women are attempting to protest the lights as track down on the rights. despite being silenced on the streets to model the, then i see that on a good a did you make me a prisoner in my home for the crime of being a woman. so sayings this on the identified woman from the gun capital kabul, which was posted on social media as the. * my know the, the, the film in another video, this woman from the northeast of the country is also protesting the tyler brands new morality laws. they include a ban on women singing well honda, what could they as homo and even readin

behind the scenes urging of the philippines to engage in these provocative actions out in the south china sea, trying to trying to uh confront china trying to interfere in areas where china has established its its position and and this is a position uh territorial claim, territorial delineation, which it's interesting, both the authorities in beijing and the local authorities on the island of taiwan maintained, the the the so-called republic of china on the island of taiwan uh claim makes exactly the same claims in the south china sea as the mainland government, these claims go back before liberation before 1949, so the us is using the philippines as a proxy, and that's a very... very dangerous thing for the philippine people uh, but this this policy of trying to encircle and contain and constrain china, this is the fundamental, the most serious task of american foreign policy right now, uh, and and it's a it's a doomed effort, it's a fool's errend, but it's one that that the fools that run the american government seem intent upon pursuing no matter how how dangerous and reckless that course

back to that maritime skirmishes at the sabina show, one of many hotly contested areas of the south china sea, of which beijing takes a large claim. the philippine defense secretary at a military conference tuesday set the solution is stronger collective multilateral action against beijing in this region. china, although without saying it, then i'd say had saved for you these the biggest disrupt or of getting their national beast in the japan and the philippines upgraded their military relations last month. green lighting was typical excess and joint exercises. tokyo zone suspicions of aging flared on monday when a chinese wind 9 reconnaissance played fluid to us air space and a 1st ignoring warning calls to the space violation is a threat to our security. and we consider it totally unacceptable. china responded to japan's dismay by placing an investigation into what clearly it said was not intentional. it's a delicate dance that sullivan and one will have to make a made deep distrust, including concerns over chinese interference and us elections via mis information campaigns. we are working

is prioritising security relations with china, given the tensions around the taiwan strait and south china sea mentioned there that the risk of miscommunication, what is it that despite all their tensions, they're really trying to avoid here? well, we're seeing a very interesting trajectory from the us china relations moving from the trump administration to the biden administration. there was a lot of hope about smoother relations with us, china, with the biden administration. but we're seeing quite a continuity with us china policy. and what i mean here in terms of communication is that very early on, there was this kind of scheduled visit for blinken to visit china, which was actually cancelled with this kind of spy balloon going over the us territory. so there's been a lot of tension around this kind of us—china communications, and trying to ensure that this is actually smooth has been an ongoing challenge through the biden administration. now, that's not to say that we haven't had any kind of communication. like, for example, wang yi and his counterpart jake sullivan have met five times in

an ongoing territorial battle between beijing and manila over various zones and islands in the south china seat. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with the premier league and a 1—1 draw in north london between arsenal and brighton. the home team had declan rice sent off, and in the end were made to pay. mikel arteta's side were 1—0 up at half time at the emirates stadium thanks to a goal from kai havertz but the referee's decision to show rice a second yellow card for delaying a free—kick put arsenal on the back foot early in the second half and joao pedro found an equaliser for brighton soon after. frustration for the arsenal boss who felt the referee wasn't consistent with his decision making. i was amazed because in the first half when they said that, they didn't get any booking and he makes a call, by law in a noncritical error on the pitch after the ball hitting his heel and turning around, to make that decision. by law he can do it. then be consistent and if thatis it. then be consistent and if that is the case you have to send him off because it is a red card and then we pay ten

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but it needs to ensure trait can flow freely. germany's ships will pass through the south china sea. but defense minister bowers miss tories has not yet announced whether they will also go through the tie when straight and move, which would show the upset, but didn't stop trading pop. now. china to lesser germany is now involved in the, in the pacific as well. is that going to be a strain and it's ministry? well at the moment that is just with this exercise, there are 2 ships involved. so no, it's not going to be a big strain on its military, but it is well known that after years of under investments, the german military isn't in the great states. and that is why the german defense minister has been pushing a lot. but also the chancellor on of shows have been pushing a lot to increase spending in the military to beef up germany's defense capabilities. also giving the big security challenges that germany faces and that the world faces we saw rushes aggression and ukraine. we see tensions rising, rising between china and taiwan and that's why the german defense minister is pushing for m

china and the philippines have accused each other of ramming the ships in a disputed area of the south china sea. china is caused god save the philippine shape was illegally stranded. it's the lightest in a series of escalating clashes in the vital waterway. at least 7 people died when a boss, so if it turned into you a state of mississippi early on saturday, the victims include a 6 year old and a teenager who was siblings, emergency responders said the boss was not fitted with emergency seat belts. and the nice or laid peacekeeping forcing costs of or has raised its presence on the key bridge and the ethnically divided cd of mutual pizza troops have positioned on the bridge, which has been closed for more than a decade. tensions image of it had been strained recently. since the cost of, like president announced his intention to reopen the bridge, here in germany, politicians have been making their final campaign pushes ahead of sunday's elections into the eastern states which aren't being closely watched here at home and abroad. populous parties, especially the far right alternatives to germany

but it needs to ensure trade can flow freely. germany's ships will pass through the south china sea. but defense minister bowers miss tories has not yet announced whether they will also go through the taiwan strait and move, which would show the upset, but didn't stop trading pop. now, china picked up now some of the stories making headlines around the world. 3 man accused of plotting the september 11th terrorist attacks have agreed to plead guilty to avoid the possible death sentence. they are going to be held at us ministry prism in guantanamo bay. almost 3000 people were killed the 911, the douglas turbo attack. when americans on a ty cool has denied the request from former prime minister attack. since you're not allowed to leave the country for medical consultations in device, he's waiting stand trial on charges of defaming the time monarchy and was freed on being in june. the 74 year old voluntarily made a ton to thailand last year from self imposed exile. and the reminder of the top starting the following for you at this, iran has vowed to the bench as vowed revenge. i'm sorry,

china and the philippines of accused each other of ramming their ships any disputed area of the south china sea. china's coast guards that the philippine ship was illegally stranded. it is the latest in a series of escalating clashes and the vital waterway to russia and ukraine have traded ariel strikes on cities near the border authorities in the russian city of belgrade. say 5 people died and a ukrainian bombing. meanwhile, president will let him hear zalinski is pleading with western allies to allow his forces to fire missiles a deeper into russia. he says best would prevent attacks such as the one on harkey which killed at least 6 people on friday in hockey, just 30 kilometers from the russian border. the war is never far away. this time it was an apartment block in children's playground that was struck in ukraine. second largest city firefighters scaled the 12 story building to rescue those trent within as residents looked on in desperation. this young girl was one of the fortunate ones saved from the flames to be re united with her father on the ground. the car was like, i don't understan

major issues on taiwan, the south china sea and ukraine, they are willing to break the rules. are really new, they been there for years but this is one of the regular meetings between solomon and wang yi. i don't know whether there will be any kind of breakthrough at all because the issues up endeavour along time. china basically heighten the tension is before any such war, this is the sign of what is going on. this is the sign of what is going on-_ going on. speaking of heightened _ going on. speaking of heightened tensions, | going on. speaking of. heightened tensions, a going on. speaking of - heightened tensions, a lot of the rhetoric from both parties is about how china is bad for americanjobs, bad for the american jobs, bad for the americanjobs, bad for the american middle class. how does jake sullivan count of the narrative in these meetings? first of all, american jobs have been lost to a lot of chinese competitors, and a very unfair way. that issue has been systematically analysed and dealt with, i thinkjoe biden's team continued the trend from the trumpet ministration

tensions remain high over issues ranging from the south china sea and taiwan, to disagreements over china'sonnie glaser is an expert on us—china relations, and analyses the key issues both sides wants to address. china's support for russia's defence industry is going to be very high on the list. china's pressure on the philippines and the south china sea, its aggressive actions against taiwan in the taiwan strait, also bilateral issues. maybe talking about chinese law enforcement cooperation with the united states, specifically, fentanyl and stopping the chemical precursors from coming into the united states in the form of fentanyl, mostly going through mexico. the chinese will have their own list of issues that they want to talk about, probably us tariffs and technology restrictions will be at the top of beijing's list. certainly there are a lot of issues that involve both superpowers. in terms of priorities, what do you think is the key for the us here? most of these conversations that have taken place by jake sullivan and his counterpart, the fifth time they ferment in the last year and

the philippines that using china, of harassing and endangering one of its and profit of, of the south china sea. manila says play as a fond of the philippine patrol flight by chinese find a jet which got dangerously close. china in the philippines, i've had repeated confrontations and these contested waters facing claims almost the entire south china sea. despite on international court ruling saying it's without merit. officials in the task region of russia have started to build air raid shelters for residents. that fighting is continuing off to your training and forces launched a surprise incursion. early this month, joseph jabar, we went to see the new shelters. so this is lenin street in the heart of curse city where officials have started to put up these concrete shelters to protect the nearly 450000 civilians. here. now, there's going to be at least 60 of them across the city near the bus shelters for people to use quickly. in case of a missile, right inside looks like this. pretty straightforward, simple structure. it's designed to hold at least 10 people at a single time. now, these conc

, the philippines, that using china of harassing and endangering one of its aircraft over the south china sea. when it says flash a fire, the philippine patrol flight by chinese fighter jet, which got dangerously close. china in the philippines, i've had repeated confrontations in these contested waters. beijing claims almost been ta, south china sea, despite in the international court routing saying it's without merit the robot that's going to be joining it has suspended his campaign for us president saying he no longer believed he had a pop to the white house for my independent candidate blame the democratic party in the media for forcing his ambitions. now he's endorsed republican candidate, donald trump rep reynolds reports from phoenix, arizona. hours after suspending his campaign, robert f. kennedy junior was on stage with donald trump. but he is a phenomenal person, a phenomenal man who loves the people of this country as much as anybody could love the people of this country and to what a president that's going to make america healthy. again. speaking to reporters earlier, kennedy stro

have accused each other of deliberately ramming coastguard vessels in a disputed area of the south china seae philippines claim a chinese ship "directly and intentionally rammed" its vessel, while china accuses the philippines of "deliberately" crashing into a chinese ship. the sabina shoal is the latest flashpoint in an ongoing territorial battle between beijing and manila in the south china sea. thousands of demonstrators have been taking part in rallies in the eastern german states of saxony and thuringia on the eve of elections in which the far—right is expected to poll strongly. in the city of erfurt, protesters denounced the anti—immigrant alternative for germany party, or afd, as fascists. at an afd rally, one of the party leaders, alice weidel, told supporters that germany needed controlled borders and the expulsion of illegal migrants. it�*s thought the party could emerge as the largest in thuringia in sunday�*s vote. the three parties of germany�*s governing coalition are likely to perform poorly. 0ur correspondentjessica parker explains more. in the city of erfurt, protesters deno