these are countries in africa are suffering from jobs and other extreme weather events and in south each east asia. but what is very clear here that countries like china, which have the economic means to deal with loss and damages by out of their own pockets who have the means to deal with their own energy transitions would not be part of this concept. now tim is, is there any chance for, for call mcgruther we spoke to where you saw sir today, and deb this source expressed slight optimism that we would have a common ground and an agreement in 24 hours also on the loss and damage fund. and, but it's not only china that makes this decision very difficult and disagreements very difficult. it's also the u. s. the u. s. has expressed a severe, a doubts about the concept of a lesson lawson damage fund. the u. s. would like to see a more diverse, a concept of, of funding. and it is sticking to this position saying at a loss and damage fund is not in the zone of reality. which puts this proposal on the table on a rather shaky ground bow. a tim after your 27 years of cop talks and you've been covering of t

north and south korea have fired a number of missiles into waters near each other�*s coasts, in a marked escalation of hostilities. our south east asiathey are going to launch missiles as far away as the united states. yesterday we had 23 missile tests in one day. the most ever. what matters about these missile tests is, we have had them before. if you go back five years when there were other periods of tension, they were a lot of these sorts of things. north korea's nuclear capability is greater now. they have a far bigger range of missiles. and their nuclear technology, their weapons technology, their weapons technology, is also presumed to be advancing. we have not had a test for five years but we are expecting another one. the worry is maybe the north korean leader is trying to send a message, maybe he has got problems at home, but if he is more confident, he might try something bolder and miscalculate. then there is the risk of a response. you have the united states, a big ally of south korea, holding big air exercises here at the moment, extending those exercises to remind the north koreans it would be a terrible —— there would