, the blue the more intense that rain is falling or pumping in some humidity here of the south china sea in china is high in an island and northern vietnam. so although it says 30 to 31, it will certainly feel hotter than that when you factor in that humidity. we are dealing with some storms for china is a bungee province here. once again, great ling getting hammered by these, but april to july. it's your what a sponsor of the year. so this is to be expected. so dr. pitcher in japan, but this disturbance here, i think it's going to throw a bit of cloud cover, maybe catch a few drops in tokyo and it's getting quite warm in beijing 27 degrees for you on friday and those temperatures will continue to climb, ended off in indonesia, what is parts of the country will be central southern sumatra and west java profit and some potential to see some big down pores in and around jakarta on friday. okay, i'm out of time. see, the examining the headlines is there is hopefully today for the close of life and got unflinching journalism just like the war sharing personal stories with a globe or, or do you want t

here off the south china sea in china is having an island in northern vietnam. so although it says 30 to 31, it will certainly feel hotter than that when you factor in that humidity. we are dealing with some storms for china is a bungee province here, once again, great lin, getting hammered by these, but april to july. it's your what a sponsor of the year. so this is to be expected. so dr. pitcher in japan, but this disturbance here, i think it's gonna throw a bit of cloud cover, maybe catch a few drops in tokyo and it's getting quite warm. and beijing $27.00 degrees 3 on friday and those temperatures will continue to climb, ended off in indonesia. what is parts of the country will be central southern sumatra and west job of providence, a potential to see some big down pores in and around jakarta. on friday. okay, i'm out of time. see, the, [000:00:00;00] the problem again, the top stories on alpha 0 this hour. there's been no pause and israel's bombardments of gauze, odds of spice fairies, occasion. at least 6 palestinians were killed. and also cities following

2035 plus china already has the largest navy in the world. satellite images from recent years show how china has built up huge military bases on small on developed ad holes in the south. china sea in china is taking an increasingly aggressive stance towards taiwan and other agents dates. those dates are internal, also hoping for assistance from the us and nato. we are also seeing this with you claim. increasingly the question is, can we be equally active and both sides see, it says in both regions. nice. and that's with now spending on ukraine in terms of weapons and supports. should we already be supplying that to tie $12.00, in case of a conflict, conflicts that the database has going on in the us getting types of actually and if i titles and i wasn't part of a delegation to the us in 2019, during our discussions the americans told us russia 0 problem and it's a european problem. now, he's not ours anymore. you have to take care of it. and that's, that's not going to change. even if in 10 or 20 years, we have better relations with russia until then, your parents have to come to terms with the idea that the us may simply not be able to act in a conflict. because they may be bu

, the greater south china sea, the greater south china sea, the greater south china sea and inar. this trilateral aims to keep the maritime domain free, open and full space. they will be looking at more regular maritime drills and it is a important to institutionalise such levels of defence cooperation to ensure continued despite the massive changes in political systems. also looking to invest in more robust information sharing and perhaps other forms of multidimensional levels of defence cooperation, cyberspace, cyber technology, cyberspace, cyber technology, cyber security cooperation. of course, at the same time, focusing on economic and trade investments. which is also equally important in addressing the china challenge in the region. what do you make of the speed at which the philippines has moved closer to the us since presdient marcos came to power? we have to understand that since the beginning of the administration of president macros administration of president macroer, manila has opted to seek to strengthen its relations with china because china is our neighbour and

we've seen in the past few months china stepping up its assertive and expansionist interest in the south china sea the greater south china sea and in the west as well. this trilateral aims to keep the domain free open and rules based on we've been looking at more regular maritime drills and to institutionalise such levels of defence cooperation to ensure con to annuity despite changes in the domestic political systems. we also look into capacity building more robust information sharing and perhaps other forms of multidimensional levels of defence cooperation in the cyberspace, cyber tech ology cooperation, cyber security cooperation, cyber security cooperation and at the same time focusing on economic and trade investment which is also equally important in addressing the china challenge in the region. the china challenge in the reuion. ~ ., ., .,~ ., region. what do you make of the seed region. what do you make of the speed with _ region. what do you make of the speed with which _ region. what do you make of the speed with which the _ speed with which the philippines has moved closer to the united

that's the united nations closet sees in the south china sea, rather than a bang this. the agreement that china assigned it's ignored it and it's continued to expand its presence in the south china sea, threatening to philippines and vietnam, and other claimants within the region. this has consequences, the south china sea represents about $5.00 trillion us dollars of trade. any kind of kinetic conflict within the region, which obviously disrupt not on the regions economy, but the global economy. i talking to steve and steve negatives, national question, universe, they talk to you. thank you. now to be involved with the military, john to has withdrawn from a busy trading have on the board with thailand. it's the latest set back for the regime which is facing growing up position from level forces and a shop dropping support among the civilian population. as as the tie border arrivals from me in march or up by almost 50 percent from you here across the over from the town of my wadi, after fighting between the military and armed groups or villages afraid of the situation. these people felt terrifi

think it is - important to look at the full context of the philippine— china tensions in the south china tensions in the south china seaout there about how these partnerships or these exercises or cooperation happening between and among us allies in the region could result to more tension with china. i think what has become clear over the past several years is that the bilateral track, preferred by china, hasn't worked, so the philippines is looking for ways to stop china's coercive activities and one way is by threatening its alliance —— strengthening its alliance with the us and developing ties with japan. the philippines is interested in the capacity to withstand coercion. the united states alliance, the alliance with the united states, obviously, it is hoped to provide deterrence and the partnership with japan is being seen as an important element in increasing manila's capacity, particularly coastguard capacity. particularly coastguard capacity-— particularly coastguard caaci . �*, ., capacity. let's look at some other stories _ capacity. let's look at some other stories in _ capacity. let's look at some other sto

the us is concerned about tensions over taiwan and in the south china sea. chinaiwan as an inherent part of its own territory and ownership of some disputed islands in the south china sea. we're witnessing something of a reproshment but everything could change later this year if president trump is returned to the white house. stephen olson, a former us trade negotiator said the us and china will continue to be challenged by fundamental differences. i challenged by fundamental differences.— challenged by fundamental differences. i think talking is alwa s differences. i think talking is always better _ differences. i think talking is always better than _ differences. i think talking is always better than not - differences. i think talking is l always better than not talking. so for that reason alone, the meetings are positive. but in myjudgement at least i don't expect anything to come out of the discussions that will significantly move the needle on the overall bilateral relationship. china will continue to believe correctly or incorrectly that the united states is

china and the philippines. obviously is drills will include the 1st of the military exercises held outside the philippines, territorial waters in the south china sea. the problem is that those of which has partly claimed by beijing and controlled by its coast guard, the us and the philippines have a longstanding mutual defense, tracy and other recent summits in washington. us president joe biden said his country's commitments to manila, what quotes and todd dw is east asia correspondent, james tried to explain to the importance of this. he is exercises, it's the biggest annual display of them. is it true unity between the us and its mutual defense. tracy allied, the philippines, the product time exercises this year, bringing together more than $16000.00 personnel for almost 3 weeks of drills. the exercises this time last week responding to the maritime tensions between the philippines and china in the south china sea. in recent months, paging his fide voice. it kinda ins that philippine resupply vessels near the disputants. second, thomas shown where a philippine ship was deliberately beach as an outpost in 1919 north for about 3 is the prospect of the us being drawn into direct conflict with badging. if any uh, service men really feed no service mine is killed by an at that phone, any foreign power. then that is time to involve the mutual defense. the philippines coast guard has been on the front line of chinese aggression. and that's why they've been invited to join the exercises for the 1st time to in another fast by like a 10 maritime drills will take place beyond the philippine territorial waters is but within its exclusive economic sun shown by the yellow line here. but that has the potential to frustrate badging because it overlaps with china is so cool. 9 dash line in blue here. that's what it says which page and claims its own. despite of 2016 international court ru

for its part, the us is concerned about tensions over taiwan and in the south china sea. chinaims taiwan as an inherent part of its own territory, and ownership of some disputed islands in the south china sea. we're witnessing something of a rapprochement, but everything could change later this year if president trump is returned to the white house. mark williams, chief asia economist, capital economics. iamjust i am just looking at some of the quotes from that press conference. janet yellen says they will not allow a repeat of the china shock of early to thousands when she says around 2 million american manufacturing jobs were destroyed. we keep talking about protecting jobs, but adding the rightjob is to protect in america? first jobs, but adding the right “ob is to protect in america?h protect in america? first of all it is uuite protect in america? first of all it is quite striking _ protect in america? first of all it is quite striking to _ protect in america? first of all it is quite striking to hear - protect in america? first of all it is quite striking to hear this - p

so in that sense, this, there's probably got exercises as a dual orientation of pushing back against china's aggressive intentions, both in the south china sea, but also in tie. one of a number of people dying across europe due to rising heat, has risen by almost a 3rd in the past 2 decades. that is, according to a new report from the use space program, copernicus office said 2023. so a record number of days with extreme heat stress affecting people across the continents, it was also a west a year on average with your as a whole seeing around 7 percent. the painful to break a lot downs, ma'am, to it now by dw senior clement reporter. so he's eligible and get to see you again . louise. so more rain, more he's a year of extremes, is what we're talking about, isn't it? tell us more about what, what's in this report, the cannot stay. so this report really gives an overview of the types of extreme ones that we have been seeing in europe over the past year. um, so europe is one of the fastest warming continents, warming it twice as much as of the continents. which means that we are seeing the kinds of conditions, for example, that leads to extensi

meetings and china is attends to a set control over the dispute in south china sea will be high on the agenda out east asia correspondent james trader, looks at what's at stake in the south china sea this week show a force from the us and it's in the pacific allies, the us, japan, and the philippines alongside australia, in the 1st of the joint naval exercises designed to uphold freedom of navigation in the contested waters. the drills a probably to another fuss those days. historic summit between the leaders of the us, japan and the philippine spots. the 2 countries with which washington has mutual defense treaties bringing these nations together, what some japanese officials called the most complex security environment since world war 2. including a more belligerent north korea, but mainly a more assertive china under president shooting paint of those middle and tokyo have maritime disputes with aging friction in the south china sea, especially what china has recently fired was the cannons that philippine vessels has res phase. the us could be drawn into direct conflicts with badging, but there are even deeper concerns over the fate of taiwan. the self, rhode island, which c

for its part, the us is concerned about tensions over taiwan and in the south china sea. chinaims taiwan as an inherent part of its own territory, and ownership of some disputed islands in the south china sea. we're witnessing something of a rapprochement, but everything could change later this year if president trump is returned to the white house. that was our business reporter david waddell. well, earlier i spoke with mark williams, who is the chief asia economist at capital economics. he told me the us is very concerned about the competitve threat of china's manufacturing sector. it is quite striking to hear this from janet yellen. she has the reputation of being the most dovish member of the biden administration when it comes to restrictions on trade and investment and technology flows with china. so the fact that she, of all people, is saying this really shows quite how much the thinking in washington has changed over the past few years. it's clear there's a lot of concern about the competitive threat that's coming from china in the sectors evs, solar and so on. what's no

this time law should be responding. civics, maritime tensions between the philippines and china in the south china sea. in recent months, aging has 5 volts. the canons at philippine resupply vessels near the disputants, 2nd thomas shant, where philippine ship was deliberately beached as an outpost in 1919. no, no. all of us raise the prospect of the us being drawn into a direct conflict with badging. if any uh, service man, really peters service man is killed by an a thought from any foreign power. then that is fine to involve the mutual defense to the philippines. coast guard has been on the front line of chinese aggression. and that's why they've been invited to join the exercises for the 1st time to in another 1st by like a 10 maritime drills will take place beyond the philippine territorial waters. but within its exclusive economics on shown by the yellow line here. but that has the potential to frustrate badging because it overlaps with china is so cool. 9 dash line in blue here. that's what it says which page and claims its own. despite the 2016 international court ruling that it had no legal ba

in some areas, praising beijing for efforts to stop the supply of fentanyl reaching the u.s.. the two sides addressed areas where significant differences remained including china's claims over taiwan in the south china seana's support for pressure in its war on ukraine. mr. blinken sat down for an interview with the bbc and told us washington will act if beijing does not stop supplying russia with items used in its assault on ukraine. >> 70% of the machine tools pressure is getting are all coming from china. 90% of the microelectronics. we have been clear that it is doing two things. it is helping russia perpetuate aggression against ukraine. it is creating a growing threat to europe because of russian aggression. what i am hearing from europeans is deep concern about this. for china, if it wants better relations, not only with us, but, with countries in europe, it cannot do that while at the same time helping fuel the biggest threat to european security since the end of the cold war. >> president xi jinping told secretary blinken the u.s. and china should be partners, not rivals. while the u.s. has concerns about china, so does china about the united states. a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry

that's the united nations clause sees in the south china sea, rather than a bang this. the agreement that china assigned it's ignored it and it's continued to expand its presence in the south china sea threatening to philippines and vietnam, and other claimants within the region, which has consequences. the south side of c represents about $5.00 trillion us dollars of trade. any kind of kinetic conflict within the region, which obviously disrupt not on the regions economy, but the global economy. talking to state and saving negatives. national question universe, they talked to you. thank you. some other stories now from around the world. the ukrainian problem interest us the controversial board to boost ami con scripts . that new measures include conflicts solving and high of payments to volunteers. ahead of the voted general, tow lawmakers. the russian forces outnumbered, keeps troops up to 10 times on the east in front, a day of the suspending of political activity. molly's willing one to his bench, the media from reporting on political parties and associations. it's not clear how the band wi

so in that sense, this, there's probably got exercises as a dual orientation of pushing back against china's aggressive intentions, both in the south china sea, but also in tie one. okay, we just had there in our pool president macos mentioning the mutual defense, tracy, that manila has with the us. what would that mean? what would it mean if that was to be invoked? all right, so this is the big question nowadays. what will it take off for the united states to step in and encouraging in behalf of the philippines? because over the past 6 months, there were at least 3 incidents were trying to deflect water cannons to disrupt the silicon. resupplied mission was to solve the disputed land features, particularly to the 2nd taller, stronger, which is a low type elevation we then looking section isn't going on so on, but also came by china based on his expansive time. that's likely. now, in one of those incidents, multiple filipino naval service men were injured. so many are asking whether china is reaching its grays on strategy, meaning using all sorts of intimidation and bullying tactics. but sort of using, you know, the least, those weapons all

between manilla, washington and tokyo in terms of the south china sea and trying to provide some redlines or pushback against chinese assertive behaviour. the south chinabetween philippines and china is ace point that could cascade into regional conflict that could disrupt $5.5 trillion of trade that goes to the south china sea. before we get to the trilateral, we have a discussion today betweenjoe biden, and fumio kishida. what will they be focusing on? fine. will they be focusing on? one, focusin: will they be focusing on? one, focusing on — will they be focusing on? one, focusing on strength _ will they be focusing on? one, focusing on strength in - focusing on strength in deepening the usjapan alliance meaning perhaps establishing a joint command or deepening the co—ordination between the top military officials in the united states and the self defence officials injapan. secondly, talk about how to enhance deterrence across the taiwan strait, preserve peace and stability and how they can broaden cooperation notjust bilaterally but with regional pouches — partners such as philippines or australia or india to again provide peace and stability that is

for its part, the us is concerned about tensions over taiwan and in the south china sea. chinataiwan as an inherent part of its own territory and ownership of some disputed islands in the south china sea. we're witnessing something of a reproachment, but everything could change later this year if president trump is returned to the white house. joining me now is duncan wrigley, chief china economist at pantheon macroeconomics. good to see you again. let's talk about talent yellen and her visit so far, her second time she has been since she has been the treasury secretary. has she been getting on? she has one has she been getting on? she has gone back, _ has she been getting on? sue: has gone back, meeting has she been getting on? sie: has gone back, meeting old contacts she has worked with before, i think she has established personal relationships with several people, including an architect of the previous round of china's capacity reduction five years ago. she is bringing a message, a blunt message perhaps, that the us has an election coming up and china's exports based on chea

in the south side of c rather than a bang. that's the agreement that china assigned. it's ignored it and it's continued to expand its presence in the south china sea, threatening the philippines and vietnam and other claimants within the region. it says consequences. the south china sea represents about $5.00 trillion us dollars of trade, any kind of genetic conflict within the region, which obviously disrupt not on the regions economy, but the global economy. this guy talking to steve and steve negatives, national question universe, they talked to you. thank you. in me and the other military junta has lost control of a strategically important town. on the time board of the army is withdrawn from the trading hop of me, a warranty of today's, of finding ways, resistance forces, the governments troops of reportedly pulled back to a bridge, thinking the amount with time that it's the latest set back for the regime, which is facing growing opposition from level forces and to shop trump in support among the people as the tie border arrivals from me in march or up by almost 50 percent for me here are crossing over from the town of my wadi, after fightin

years for some time now china has been building up its capacity— now china has been building up its capacity in— now china has been building up its capacity in the south china seasea, it's been seeking to exert influence. that matters to all of us because _ influence. that matters to all of us because it's — influence. that matters to all of us because it's a key shipping channel through— because it's a key shipping channel through which a huge amount of freight— through which a huge amount of freight goes every single year. and so that— freight goes every single year. and so that destabilising influence really— so that destabilising influence really has to be countered and so between — really has to be countered and so between these military operations that were — between these military operations that were saying, these exercises, but also _ that were saying, these exercises, but also this diplomatic effort, really— but also this diplomatic effort, really it's— but also this diplomatic effort, really it's the us very clearly signalling that it is intent on working _ signalling that it is intent on working both bilaterally but also multilaterally with a range

china? well, as i mentioned, this is some of the issues, but also we've got that really cool ratio of taiwan and also the shaft china seas. so in regards to the south china seas, the west has just announced that later in 2024 it's going to have joined to military maneuvers with japan and the philippines to other nations in the south china sea pacific region. and it's going to do that, and that is really wrong, cold china like you know, really the idea that us would have this military presence. it would be holding the joint maneuvers just off it's coast. can you much and have us with react if that was close to i mean it was the chinese have doing it. and also just said the chinese apartments, the say, you know, boss talked about domestic issues. so it's sean is concerns are consistent. we always call for respecting each other's core interest and urge the united states not to interfere in trying his internal affairs, not to hold china is developing back and not to step on china's red lines on china, sovereignty security and development interest. these are really strong, clear statements from beijing about the fact they do not want any involvement, any inte

investing in more patrick defense batteries and placing them on the islands throughout the archipelago. the philippines is concerned by china, as intimidation tactics in the south. china sea is both 3 batteries of india's ramos, and to ship missiles, one of the fastest, most powerful christmas, all in the world. and place an order for american hop who's and to ship missiles, as well as high miles or high mobility artillery walking systems. both japan and the philippines on now hoping the new weapons training is strengthening of defense toys. but the united states will be enough to detect china from any form of military action in the near future. at least 3 people have been killed in the russian era tax on the ukrainian region of hockey. we've rescue is not continuing to search the rubble for victims. john stratford reports not from the science of the attack. a garden in emergency services attending us. what you can see behind me is the destruction left by a so called glide bomb easiest, this new repub post soviet bill weaponry that certainly the ukrainians is saying that seeing the russians use a lot more in this area. big pay now is the so called double tap. the russians

in washington. they've been discussing ways to count to what they say as china is growing straight. china condemned the summit, insisting it's claims in the south china sea, a little full joint co sconce of charles are expected to be announced. also repeated confrontations with chinese vessels in the region. and i want to be clear, the united states, united states defense competitors to japan and to the philippines, our iron clad or our class. as i said before, any attack on filipino aircraft specials are armed forces. and so i was trying to see what invoke our mutual defense treaty badging has some japanese and so the pain diplomat since that amazing and wound vague governments against forming a stronger alliance with the us term phone vision. sonya when josh is highly relevant, countries are colluding with external forces for their selfish interest. reacting accounts for them in a containment strategy against china. and do you want to warn them? 5 tons will only end up being a band. and china, north korea are holding the highest level folks in 5 years and increasing cooperation. the champion of china is national people's congress is in film yang until

so whether it's in place here, another place we're pumping in a lot of humidity is off the south china sea for china's hand, an island and northern vietnam. but this humidity of the south china sea is also fueling the storms in southern china. so this is in one g province looking more like a hurricane rolled through here. really, these storms have been locked into this area of southern china over the last few days and it will continue. and there's that warm feet of humid air. again, fueling these storms looks bad for one g providence on wednesday. all of this. what weather moving over these, trying to see for the korean peninsula and southern japan, crucial islands could pick up to about a 100 millimeters of rain. and for indonesia, it's looking went up and down to monitor island and same goes for what strap a profit and some downpours in jakarta and around the city. one point stay with a high of 29, the, to develop drug speak, humans, scientists conduct test on animals. monkeys are in high demand for the global associates have led to assuming black market. 101 east travels to come through the whistle

in terms of securing global order. especially towards asia, given the tensions with china. not just between the philippines and china over the south china seana in the east china sea. haslinda: it's well and good that the u.s. continues to back japan as well as the philippines. the question is how far the u.s. is willing to go. from there it -- the perspective of the philippines, what is its own understanding? manolo: basically, the philippines have been trying to adopt that stance. whatever is trying it -- china is doing, whether it's a supply boat or blocking its efforts in the south china sea, what the philippines is doing is trying not to retaliate or water cannon back to the chinese ships. i think the u.s. is now quite clear in terms of saying that such is the commitment to the philippines in terms of mutual defense treaty. it's ironclad that any attack on the philippines would invoke that treaty precisely. for the philippines, as we've heard from marcos during our interview last march, that the philippines is trying not to poke the bear really. it's trying to be as calm as it can in terms of what it needs to do. it needs to resupply a

another place we're pumping in a lot of humidity is office, south china sea for china is hand an island and northern vietnam. but this committee of the south china sea is also fueling the storms in southern china. so this is in one g problems looking more like a hurricane rolled through here. really, these storms have been locked into this area of southern china over the last few days and it will continue. and there is that warm feet of humid air. again, feeling these storms looks bad for one jeep providence on wednesday. all of this, what weather moving over these trying to see for the korean peninsula and southern japan, kyushu island, could pick up to about a 100 millimeters of rain. and for indonesia, it's looking what up and down to monitor island and same goes for what strap of profit and some downpours in jakarta and around the city. one point stay with the high of 29. the over 30 years of to the side of the 0 world tells the to follow the story of know ways in the oldest little of course, let us salute the government of norway morris, remarkable in nurturing the secret negotiati

here's that humidity that's fueling those storms in southern china, off the south china sea. so it's pumping in the humidity for china is high, and an island and northern vietnam. to indonesia, we go. what up and down some about your island also for what's java profit and so big downpours in jakarta and around the city on wednesday speaking a big downforce. we saw it in melbourne, victoria states capital. what is stay and 4 years after more than 50 millimeters of rain fell the past 2 months have been incredibly dry areas, parts still a few showers there and that southeast corner. but let's go to new zealand. now we've got rain and wind alerts in play. is this batch of what weather comes in to the southern outs on wednesday and a bad day and has been though with a height of 23 degrees. the families in gaza facing unimaginable hardships during times of crisis. solidarity is a strong this defense against injustice. and we've been in gaza since 1991 doing life saving look. your generosity can provide value to support to those west effected because he met dulcie stella, your mercy,

still pumping in humidity off the south. china sea. here for china is hand an island northern vietnam. but with this smallest, are off the south china sea. it's giving us some major storms in southern china. this was inc. one dung providence. you know, in some spots we could see a month's worth of rain over the next few days. really concentrated toward gwen g, one dung and fuji and profit and says, then there's ships over these trying to see it runs into southern japan. in fact, all of japan's main orleans under the weather alerts for heavy rainfall. but that was with rain for a q issue island on sundays. so let's try to seen some funding there. well, in this weather report in indonesia right now, more rain to come for sumatra island and some burst of rain to go for a central driver profit. and so the risk of funding here too, bye for now. the now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict design is i'm a judy as a, but it was not a jew, israel's, of state. and they need to be treated as any other state. what, this is

first joined military drills by the united states and allies in the south china sea and to strengthen defense corporation and counter china is growing. and the i'm gonna hold off is welcome to the program. the international court of justice in the hague has begun hearing a claim by nicaragua, that germany is, quote, facilitating the commission of genocide in the gaza strip. nicaragua is arguing that germany is reaching international law by supplying opposite of the aides to israel for its military campaign in gauze. if once the courts of order begin to stop ex bolts, germany has resolutely rejected in nicaragua as acquisitions. israel has also repeatedly denied committing genocide all crimes, and it's responds to hum us october 7th terrorist attacks. now let's listen into what the neutral raglin and bass of the, to the netherlands and the lead of nicaragua, still engaged in that to say in the present case because i was invoking the responsibility of many in connection with the genocide committed by israel. also the response of luther, germany for the violations of the so lovely jason's a to the attendance i convention. i

china. they issued a strong statement with language about china and its actions in the east china sea and the southhina sea calling them dangerous and escalatory and they are set up for the trilateral summit with the philippines later on. in that respect they have also stepped up defense cooperation and see the military is working closely together. so that has been for the top take away from the summit so far. haidi: and biden and cane sugar are headed to this trilateral meeting with the philippines president next. what are the expectations from this? manolo: i think tensions with china are expected to be the center of the summit alert readers will discuss ways to incorporate more on maritime security group given the tensions growing in the south china sea. president marcos before he flew out of manila yesterday said he expects there will be an agreement between the three leaders in terms of boosting cooperation, maritime security, and keeping the freedom of navigation in the south china sea. he says it is because there have been frequent clashes between the philippines and chinese ships in dispute

was a part of the conversation, but also about the chinese actions in the south china sea, alleged aggressive actions in the south china sea, including tensions over taiwan. but the blinking visit came as washington promised more than a $1000000000.00 of ministry aid for it in the pacific pop knows with taiwan, chief among them. badging views, taiwan as its own type of tree and instruction to seize it by force data of those east asia. correspondent james church looks up the impact of the funding and lincoln's visit on taiwan. we don't walk away from our allies, we stand with a spark has described it as an inflection point in history. the world us president joe biden, this week assign since a new phone, military aid package, west, more than 95000000 us sold at lotion more than 8000000 if that is a marks for washington's in the pacific partners. and, and sing for taiwan. the self from democracy that china claims has its own. on the same day, the us secretary states america's top tips, not just me blinking visits. china based on this thing, not included on the agenda page, things, ministry threats to tie one percent pagin

china us relations be truly stabilized, improved and moved forward. during is 3 day visit blinking raise concerns about china's territorial claims in taiwan and the south china sea. he also accused of the people's republic of china, or p, r. c of fueling the war and ukraine by supporting russia's weapons, industry. and my discussions today, i reiterated, are serious concern about the p r. c. providing components that are powering rushes, brutal war of aggression against ukraine. russia would struggle to sustain its assault on ukraine without trying to support china is foreign minister has accused the us of trying to stifle its economic and technological development as well as its regional expansion. the china, us relationship is facing more negative factors and all kinds of disruptions. china is legitimate to develop and drugs have been unreasonably suppressed and all co interest of facing challenges should china and the us stay on the right, the costs of moving forward with stability or a ton to a downward spiral. this is a major question facing all 2 countries and tests of sincerity and ability. the path forward includes holding formal talks about the risks of

and in the south china sea, china is increasing its aggression all the more reason according to kishida, to strengthen and upgrade us and japan alliances as he looks to do this week in washington with us president joe biden. this is what kishida told us >> the world at a historic turning point japanese prime minister fumio kishida tells me ahead of a summit with us president joe biden it's week, the longtime partners will upgrade their defense relationship to the next level in the backdrop of mounting international security challenges i love video qvc socially accusers in our neighborhood. >> there are countries that are developing ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons. and others that are building up their defense capabilities in an opaque way also, there is a unilateral attempt to change the status quo by force in both the east china sea and south china sea >> cooney >> she >> us says soaring geopolitical tensions forced japan long a pacifist country, to change its defense posture >> moves not >> seen since world war ii under his leadership, japan plans to boost its defense spending

manila and so po, about maritime disputes with beijing, china in recent months, has stepped up progression against philippine vessels in the south china sea. i got out of the summit, washington's message to it's to mutual defense tracy allies. we will stand by our promises. i want to be clear, the united states, united states defense commitments to japan. and to the philippines, our iron clad or our class china has set the meeting, stalls, block confrontation. i think it was being smooth and attacked. maybe the us depend, relationship should not harm other country's interest, no undermine regional peace and stability. back in washington, beneath a diplomatic sensor, a sense of urgency. the question marks, hand over the coming us selection. and what's the victory for former president trump would mean for his country's commitments overseas. japan's lead a one's of washington's waning supports, the ukraine, and its implications for asia. the leadership of the united states is in just a simple way to have the presence of the united states. how long before the, the in the pacific woods phase, even has shown veritas in his address, can see the

not too far away from colombo, pumping in that humidity off the south. china sea for china is hand an island in northern vietnam, so temperatures are up. and it's also feeling muggy and sticky. that breeze also feeling the storms or they're in gwen g, one dung and food you and provinces. this will be nice, the packing hail and the potential to see those winds for past a 100 kilometers prior. it's hot for now in beijing, but check out what happens on sundays showers roll through cooler air out of mongolia. so just 21 degrees for you. when this weather report in indonesia that think the biggest burst of rain will be across the main island of jobs, the west job of providence, outside of the cartridge cartridge should be mostly fine. see a unique perspective. everything is political. you cannot stay out of politics and everything is a feminist issue to on hud voices. we see our leadership destroying the ability to have a normal life in god. and that the stories that really feel us having a normal life. elizabeth connects with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsew