and as we move to south east asia, it is widespread thunderstorms and some sunshine coming through with heavy falls across parts of the philippines. that sure weather update the. there is a huge group of people at work behind the screen. and the power they have is massive that urge to keep swiping through your twitter feed. that's designed the way we all click. i agree to the terms and conditions that's designed, and most of us never even give it a 2nd. and actually that's design is what are the rigs is how designers are manipulating behavior in the final episodes. all hail the algorithm on just the. ready this is al jazeera ah, hello barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our life from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes south and north korea test, ballistic miss styles, hours apart, raising tensions between the 2 rivals. a month after the taliban took control of carbo afghans that show what they can to feed their families. to be clear, i believe are enough.

ok further toward the south, south east asia, aggressive rain pulling into central and southern parts of vietnam. also a lot of what, whether plaguing on malaysia, on sunday to down under we have the risk of thunderstorms, also some hail for the southern portion of the country, very breezy conditions on tasmania. so for example, hobart, we could see those winds close to a 100 kilometers per hour. definitely the potential to see some damage shared in time for pers, we're into the sunshine, basking in it with a high of 22 degrees. next stop, we're going to new zealand and we've got another desist sit system crossing the tasman sees spreading. wet weather for the southern l. send the foothills not quite into christ church yet with a hive. 12 degrees c. soon the russell bade in southern england, where through farmers turn, safari, park pioneers, a bits the tractors, nature in the driving seat. i was just absolutely astonishing the life, the poor back even that the very 1st and last and i miguel sophie, i cynthia when one by your companies revolutionizing the system you think fund an artif

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conservation groups in south east asia have warned of a recent increase in wildlife trafficking and consumptiontart of the pandemic, when it was believed that covid—19 had originated in a wet market in wuhan, china, but people's appetite for illegal wildlife in the region is returning. i spoke to the bbc world service environment correspondent navin singh khadka. what we're hearing from campaigners is that because of this unsettled state of the origin of the virus, as you know, scientific community or even intelligence community are divided over whether it was a spill—over from animal to human or was it a lab leak? and scientists are saying that it will take many years for us to reach a conclusion, and so wildlife campaigners are telling me that this unsettled state has kind of led to people being less reluctant, or let's say more relaxed, in terms of consuming wildlife. in the meantime, we're also seeing an increased number of seizures, so they are very worried we might be heading back to the pre—pandemic levels of wildlife consumption. navin, how widescale is the problem? or how widescale are

flooding as a result of that chassis and sharp showers, to, to the far south east. usual scattering a showers across much of south east asia, some bigger down poles. lingering across the northern parts of borneo over towards thailand. it, we'll see some very wet weather coming in here joining up with a very heavy rain that we also have pushing up towards me and mano, face, and parts of india also seeing some of that heavy rain western parts of india. also say some sharp showers and longest both of brian and we are still very concerned about that wet weather that we do have around good giraffe flooding. certainly lightly here over the next couple of days. and wet weather. also pushing into pakistan still ahead on our 0 why they were last minute dance in germany over the green party candidate a chance. and a proposal at the paralympics and feel good story from tokyo coming up with leah in . ah . ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film, archives planning for decades, revi

the wars in these foreign territories, you mentioned the south east asia, which of course is vietnam. and what we're seeing in the middle east and america's empire is one where to maintain a trade. we have to maintain a trade balance, right? a stacy is always saying to keep the dollar as world reserve currency. so you're suggesting, of course, that this is, this is why we have so many wars and so many military bases. and so is it, is it too far to say that the us dollar promote is all based on war since $971.00 for sure. well, the us trade balance is not anywhere near as bad as just report it. for instance, when we import oil, that looks as if it's a big problem in the balance, but hardly any money we pay for oil is actually paid to foreign countries. only 10 percent of americans pays for oil. met ends up being paid abroad because it's paid all of the oil is imported, american companies, and this money that we pay, the oil companies really never leaves this country. it's profits, it's rent, it's machinery that we use to produce the oil. so the trade balance and the investment balance

printing money, number one, and number 2, the wars in these foreign territories, you mentioned the south east asia, which of course is vietnam. and what we're seeing in the middle east and america's empire. it's one where to maintain a trade. we have to maintain a trade balance, right? a stacy is always saying to keep the dollar as world reserve currency. so you're suggesting, of course, that this is, this is why we have so many wars and so many military bases. and so is it, is it too far to say that the u. s. dollar promote it is all based on war since $971.00 for sure. well, the us trade balance is not anywhere near as bad as just report it. for instance, when we import oil, that looks as if it's a big problem in the balance, but hardly any money we pay for oil is actually paid to foreign countries. only 10 percent of what america pays for. oil met ends up being paid abroad because it's paid all of the oil is imported, american companies, and this money that we pay, the oil companies really never leave this country. profits. it's rent, it's machinery that we use to produce the oil. so the trade

years of war and field nation building, washington was keen to reassure countries, mostly in south east asia, that it would stand by them as china, a source more control over what it considers its territory us vice president common harris on a trip to singapore and vietnam, accused bay gene of bullying and called its claims to the south china sea, excessive china vietnam brunei, malaysia. the philippine van taiwan lay claims to parts of the south china sea, which is caused by vital shipping lanes and contains gas fields and rich fishing grounds. china. hi, this famished military outposts on artificial islands in the south china sea and objects to foreign warship failing through what it claims is its sovereign waters. but china is extending its reach into other territories to protect what it considers its maritime sell court, which is part of its multi $1000000000.00 spending package, better known as the belt enrolled initiative that saw in shanghai call is the in that port in hong kong, thailand. singapore and malaysia, and crucially, it's paying billions of dollars to build poor se myanmar,

therefore, south east asia continues to be very wet across parts of india. china. we've seen flooding in thailand, we could see more of that as the rain continues. the hospitals and clinics across asia battle code 19 mountains of medical ways piling up the one 0, one east investigate dangerous pandemic for one al jazeera that's the u. k. trying to move on from the pandemic, poorest johnson. we'll set our plans to pay for the damage done to the economy club with post directly. whoops, and to plan benefit. can the government offer reassurances of better times ahead glide coverage of the conservative quality companies that just oh, i a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, ethiopia is expelling at 7 senior un officials saying they are meddling, and it's internal affairs. it comes a day after the us who went to terry and chief accused the government of stopping aid to the t drive region. the u. s. congress has passed legislation to avert a government shut down. the sub cap funding bill easily passed the house and the senate, but another test for president jo b

conservation groups in south east asia have warned of a recent increase in wildlife trafficking and consumptionhave seized 50 rhino horns in malaysia and 17 tigers from a basement in vietnam. consumer demand for wildlife fell at the start of the pandemic, when it was believed that covid—19 had originated in a wet market in wuhan, china, but people's appetite for illegal wildlife in the region is returning. for more on this, i am joined now by the bbc world service environment correspondent navin singh khadka. great to have you on newsday, navin. in the early days of the pandemic, people stayed away from wildlife, didn't they? because they were scared of catching covid. what has changed now?— scared of catching covid. what has chanced now? ~ . �* ., ., changed now? what we're hearing from cam aiuners changed now? what we're hearing from campaigners is — changed now? what we're hearing from campaigners is that _ changed now? what we're hearing from campaigners is that because _ changed now? what we're hearing from campaigners is that because of - changed now? what we're hearing from campaigners i

south. east asia has dried up across indonesia and malaysia because we go into saturday. we are going to see some heavy arrange. kick in the who's in hong kong has become a dangerous business one or one of these funding, those who refuse to be silent. now he's here with government support dwindling. russell parliamentary elections take place in september. but as a position leader, electing to valley remains in prison and just a band from taking part, could the due to the currently be wide open for another clean suite in supporting the personal coverage on al jazeera. ah ah, i'm not for reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. u. k and australia have defended their new security alliance and the which the australian government will be able to develop nuclear powered submarine. it's seen as an effort to counter china's influence in the pacific of aging says it's severely damages regional piece. i've been testifies along the path affectively councils, a multi $1000000000.00 deal for a french company to build submarine for australia. francis government has reacted

to intensify as it runs up towards taiwan elsewhere. plenty of showers across a good part of south east asia. is rattling of showers there and some malaysia may start to see some wet weather now, just running across a good part of indonesia. frustrated what's a good deal? kwansa allows you find and try some warm sunshine into the south east of the country. but what a cloud here, just around the south, we got some vinyl wellness, just running through the bytes through the tasman. and that's running over towards the good parts of new zealand as we go on through the next couple of days. so wet and windy weather coming in here, but for australia, as you can see, some pleasant sunshine for the most part was the temperatures getting into the mid twenties for adelaide and for sydney was still for sydney as we go on through sas, they before, cooler, grassy feeds its way and some very heavy rain that just making its way into hope out 800 celsius here is turning fine and try to pass. ah, it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of

and as we move to south east asia, it is widespread thunderstorms and some sunshine coming through with heavy falls across parts of the philippines. that sure weather update. the one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people and behind the death of many more exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the known to many as the blood alliance. inside this in a la carte house part 2 of a 2 part investigation, people and power on al jazeera. ah ah, reminder now the top stories on al jazeera, north korean leader kim jones sister has threatened the complete destruction of ties with south korea. after both countries conduct a ballistic missile test, ours apart, us olympic gymnast, 7 years the f, b. i of turning a blind dye to the sexual abuse that they suffered for former team. dr. larry nash for athletes, gave emotional testimony before a senate panel which is looking into the agencies mishandling of countries. in the months after the taliban took contro

a scattering showers into the southeast corner of china. plenty of showers. meanwhile, across south east asia, some lively ones there into the philippines. we have seen flooding in some way. see, be seen some flooding and mud slice recently into were some archer will showers, coming in here as we go through the next few days. thought i'd also sing some very wet weather myanmar also seeing some very heavy. right. and again, we have seen some flooding here and wet weather will continue as we go on through the coming days. plenty of rain, servants of the western side of india, particularly up towards the northwest where we do have warnings, enforce just around goodyears, the circulation will spin away. it will make its way into southern parts of pakistan as we go on through friday. could cause some flooding here and plenty of wet weather. continuing to the south us that sponsor, cut on airways. joy applicant launches, trade and investment in south africa. inter african trades gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and buyers and more than 5000 conference delegates, more

but a few showers around the region, the usual scattering showers. meanwhile, because much of south east asia, we've seen flooding recently into sal away sea floods and much slides. just the round sumatra, more heavy downpours as we go through the next couple of days. and she's a very heavy down post to into western parts of india. we have got red water in force at present, where the rain will ease over the next couple of days for my rush. jeff will go to wrap. it will turn very, very well in they and that wet weather. filarious low pressure here spinning away into southern pakistan. sponsor cut on airways in 2009 a to just victim of the brutal argent time vidalia regime confronted his interrogator . torture? no, no, no, no, i wasn't trying to, i was interrogating, has justice now been served for the atrocious crimes committed decades earlier i didn't. you were telling like an investigation into the dark history of argentina, or why didn't they told me in the end 3, wind interrogating? a torture on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera minds of our top story is this our us presid

a scattering showers into the southeast corner of china. plenty of showers, meanwhile, across south east asia, some lively ones there into the philippines. we have seen flooding in some way. see, be seen from and much slice recently into some archer, more showers, coming in here to go through the next few days, thought i'd also sing some very wet weather myanmar also seeing some very heavy rain. and again, we have seen some flooding here. and wet weather will continue as you go on through the coming days. plenty of rain into the western side of india, particularly up towards the northwest. we do have warnings in force, just a round goodyears, the circulation will spin away. it will make his way into southern parts of pakistan as we go on through friday, could cause some flooding here and plenty of wet weather. continuing to the south us that the we've been awarded the world's best airline of 2021. but it's more than an award for being the only global airline to continue through the pandemic. and for the hours of hard work, we dedicated to making your experience exception and flying the younge

now as we move over to south east asia, we are seeing some heavy rain effect parts of indo china with a swirling system sweeping in to vietnam. the. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film, archives fanning for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a j o . the me reminder now of the top stories here on al jazeera, the united nations general assembly is opened with a stark warning from its secretary general, not being labeled. the most serious speech is yet given. and tony perez said the world stands on the edge of thousands of asians who have crossed into the us by a mexico are being sent home. but the un talk refugee official says mass expulsions without screening for protection needs could be a breach of international law. the taliban has requested to speak to add the un general assembly this week in nominated though have base the spokesmen. so

after the break, ah hello, we got more widespread showers across south east asia, the thunder examples continuing here. they're known anywhere from around in china. right. the way down across indonesia, around a 100 millimeters, to framer in the south west of borneo staying very unsettled and too much. she'll be indonesia, good part of malaysia, and pushing up close to the philippines and back towards the vietnam. and of course, a good part of cambodia, little differences we go on through friday, more heavy showers across those a similar areas. hopefully, a little dry down towards southern parts of sumatra and maybe into a job as well as spot and try cos a good part of australia. and we have some real heat building across the southeastern corner for the time. being crowded, rain will sweep its way through the bites. what a lively system this one does. it runs its way across the southern parts of western australia, easing through south australia. but ahead of that look of this 30 celsius there in adelaide. we're getting up to 26 celsius in melbourne. co from that sweep through big drop

is semiconductors is getting worse as cool with 19 effects assembly assembly lines or other in south east asia and renew reports consulting from alex partners and double that estimate from may. and i predict the shortage of computer chips will cost the global also industry $210000000000.00 in revenue. georgia started this production was interrupted by locked loans due to the pandemic. the chips, a used cars and personal electronic devices. well, the scarcity is expected to continue to affect the industry until late next year. let's get more in this knife and tim hubbard's using assistant professor of management at the university of notre dams. mendoza, college of business, joyce, a wife from no today. my thank you. parents over there in indiana to have you, which is offered. we've been hearing about the semi conduct and computer chip shortage for for a while. ny given the pandemic is still ongoing. just how critical is the situation become a because tangent, $10000000000.00, sounds like an awful lot of money is an awful lot of money. and when we think about the demand for new cars in the unite

here is something that you could see pretty clearly if you look at south east asia. you can see that countries that were already below 50 are further below. korea is holding up pretty well. taiwan is holding up pretty well. this is the question -- how much worse does this get? is this just losing a little ground? this is what investors are beginning to wonder about. certainly something central banks are watching very closely as well. david: it is no coincidence that korea and taiwan, to your point, are among the best performing markets right now because it is where you are seeing growth in demand. you mentioned europe a little bit. i want to talk more about that. we heard inflation numbers. what did we hear exactly? kathleen: let's remind people this is a real big deal in europe. their inflation target, 2%. 3.4% in germany. people say it is base effect, don't worry about it, except today when robert holtzman, the head of austria's central bank, and ecb governing councilmember, and what he said is that he thinks now it is time to think about reducing the emergency pan

equivalent of a category five hurricane and it is threatening the philippines as it tracks towards south east asiahere in the united states, the death toll from hurricane ida and its remnants has reached at least 82, with 52 of those recorded in the northeast, which saw major rains, flooding and even tornadoes. new orleans has lifted its curfew 10 days after ida battered the town, as power is slowly being restored to more customers, though hundreds of thousands remain without electricity outside the city. the biden administration is expected to push for a major increase in solar energy production, going from less than 4% of the nation's electricity use to 45% by 2050. climate activists welcomed the news but said the 30 year timeline is far too slow and called for biden to follow through on his climate promises by ensuring the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package passes, even as conservative democratlike west virginia's joe manchin have refused to back . and in western canada, environmental and first nations activists have been staging a months-long anti-logging resistance in vancouver island's anc

. >> south east asia is the third longest -- largest market. is china. -- with our partner, the largest two wheeler electric maker intranet with 23% architecture. together we are going to create this open network that really allows customers to swap and go and go as far and for as long as they want. >> the partnerships you are announcing the last few weeks, the two largest two will makers. what are your goals for the china market and are you going to bring that infrastructure, and is it scalable in a chart market dominated by those two players? >> we see ourselves growing quick but in a controllable way in china. the team is ready. we will start with -- is a pilot market and quickly go into another right after that and expanding to half a dozen cities next year and franchising our solution into many more cities after that. paul: that is the gogoro ceo speaking with bloomberg. we will be hearing from those for lincoln bank governor -- sri lankan bank governor. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: a check of the latest business flash h

david: this balancing act with countries across south east asia realizing they can no longer afford the economy crippling restrictions. let's take a look at how they are pushing ahead with the opening. yvonne: south korean regulators are on their own crusade. we will be here to discuss the insights and opportunities. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. soho, ono. we are back to levels right before the deal was talked about here on the back of them taking it off the table. more details on what is causing this 30% collapse in china. our editor is with us to talk us through wife we find ourselves in the situation. >> it remains unclear. they did that progress instead of sending -- sending it which was insufficient. we know that the antitrust regulator has been formally accepted the deal for review but it is unclear whether that review was favorable. we just got it remember back in june, they made this offer for soho for $3 billion at a 32% premium. that is been wiped out this morning with the shares falling as much as 40%. it has been quite damaging. we will have to see how this deve

. >> how concerned are you about the infectious delta variant hampering the growth in south east asiay we are talking about. this year and last year, we make sure we serve the customer. i think that is pretty much done well. we want to look at what are the opportunities, and also recognizing the challenges. >> that was helen wong speaking exclusively with haslinda amin. let's get you to vonnie quinn. vonnie: a wto panel has rejected beijing's claims against the united states over tariffs the trump administration imposed on chinese solar panels. washington's measures targeted alleged dumping, but the geneva-based body says beijing failed to establish the u.s. broke its rules. bloomberg data showed that chinese suppliers flooded the u.s. market panels in 2017. chinese regulators have set a december deadline for 11 car healing services, including dd global, 26 instances of what it called misconduct. regulators criticized the company for disrupting fair competition and hurting the interests of drivers and passengers. india's increase in daily covid-19 numbers is raising concerns of a poss

foreign direct investment so we have seen customers from europe, the u.s., north asia, south asia, looking to easta. as an infrastructure company, we want to enable all the different players to come in. david: i am from the philippines. it is easy to see why the philippines and indonesia are, in terms of the market size and potential, it is almost a no-brainer. what i am curious -- other players see that, too. i would imagine competition is quite fierce. do you think that there's too much competition at this point? that's one part. the second part is is it very difficult to execute given that it is such a new market in terms of regulation and network and all these other things? moses: global players look at -- the macro economics of that. executing in a local way is really hard if you are not from the region. let's they the philippines are your vantage point. when we arrived in market, most global players want to take what they have and hope they can sell it and that's the approach we see. our approach is very different, a southeast asian approach. we said dear customers, dear regulators, dear ban

replaces france and britain is one of the key imperial powers in north africa and the middle east, south asia elsewhere. that is when you start to see a process by which first arab-americans are created as terrorist threats and then iranians after the iranian revolution and then south asians. the particular moment scholars point to is that munich incident of 1972 when a south palestinian group takes israeli athletes hostage and in the context of arrest good attempt, murdered all of them. this is a very grisly event covered by the media worldwide. what happens in the u.s., nixon actually now sees all arab-americans as responsible for that munich incident and begins program surveillance such as operation boulder, which is modeled on the modern co-intel pro. from then on, the idea this is a suspect population, that these are potential terrorists has been a week in which the security establishment function. amy: let's take it to 9/11 and i wanted to use a story that illustrates what happened right after. the remarkable story of salman hamdani. he was a pakistani new york city police cadet who die

we have to move to the south, you can see those storms and showers, strengthening as we go into the weekend. now as we move to east asia, all eyes on typhoon min delays, it pulls up to the south of japan. it's not expected to make landfall, but it is going to get pretty close to the south east of han shoes. the tokyo is going to see some very wet weather. by the time we get into friday, we could see new gale force winds and some very strong rain coming in to play. but by the time we get into saturday, doug clear, there'll be plenty of sunshine and the weather will fit in the high twenty's. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 on air or online, be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when know how they get off the table? shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t s d like symptoms jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream announces era,

south america. why now? and why are they just now coming to our border? well firstly, we've had, there been individuals from countries around the world, the middle east, from africa, from south asia, including individuals from terrorist watch list who have been identified at this border. now they're reporting what we're comported, leave these haitian thousands of these asian immigrants decided to come absolutely from south america were purportedly they were had been since 2010 earthquake in haiti. i would say that that's possible, but you know, it is in need to know definitive answer because this is also highly profitable. sadly, it's a very highly profitable industry for any traffic or moving people, all you know, through the atmosphere in the united states, guaranteeing them safe entry, and that's the thing. and that's my goal, and they were, you know, they were probably given that problem at some point. hence why you saw it happen now. they're finding out though they're being returned to back to haiti where there was 11 years ago when they originally left micro. i hate to kind of short, but i got to move on. thank you so much for joining us. thank. team chinese aircraft, inclu

we have to move to the south, you can see those storms and showers, strengthening as we go into the weekend. now as we move to east asia, all eyes on typhoon min delays, it pulls up to the south of japan. it's not expected to make landfall, but it is going to get pretty close to the south east of han shoes. the tokyo is going to see some very wet weather. by the time we get into friday, we could see new gale force winds and some very strong rain coming in to play. but by the time we get into saturday, doug clear, there'll be plenty of sunshine and the weather will fit in the high twenty's. ah, how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than their, our own a dog. how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line. ah, i was really for skill to palestinians during separate incidents in the occupied westbank, the symbol ah, hello money by the sound of their life and also coming up a stain on our conscience. the us military and chief give some of the sharpest cr

assertiveness with which it has been dealing with countries like astoria and its neighbours in south—east asia invaded taiwan he said it international law would be preserved and he said it was all about international law and freedom of navigation and preserve the balance in the indio pacific and indian ocean region. i'm joined now by the shadow foreign secretary, lisa nandy. is this the right strategy for the uk? it looks as though it may be part of a partnership very much going against china, despite the fact it is such a big economic power and military power and this government has made efforts to do business with it. tt government has made efforts to do business with it.— business with it. it has been a good start and we _ business with it. it has been a good start and we have _ business with it. it has been a good start and we have been _ business with it. it has been a good start and we have been urging - business with it. it has been a good start and we have been urging fori start and we have been urging for some time we need close cooperation with our allies in order to cope with our al

in the last hour, our south—east asia correspondent yogita limaye gave me this update on the situationect the claims of the taliban, saying they're not in control of the whole of the province, they say that their forces are still in strategic positions in the valley. one of the reasons it's very difficult to verify this information from eyewitnesses and people on the ground is because mobile phone and internet networks have been cut off there over the past week, when we saw heavy fighting between the taliban and the resistance forces. the taliban spokesman, zabihullah mujahi, of course saying that we have taken control of the whole of the panjshir province. they say that they were trying to resolve the issue through talks, but when those didn't work, they acted militarily because they couldn't accept a power island in afghanistan. we have heard from the spokesman of the resistance front who, as i said, rejected the taliban's claims. we haven't yet had a specific response to the offer of talks from the taliban, but what they've always maintained is that they are prepared to fight, but t

is going to dry up slightly in the south and there is more rain on schedule for parts of pakistan where we've already seen some flooding. now we do move to east asia. we're watching tropical storm min delay as it moves its way south of japan and east of taiwan. now it's not of immediate concern, but it is bringing that wet and windy weather. we could see that arriving in okay. now as we go into next week, ahead of that for japan in the south, that is looking fine and dry. it's wet or across horseshoe, with some of those showers being felt in tokyo. and it's a similar story for the korean peninsula. plenty of cloud cover. it will get wet into next week, but for the really heavy rain we have to look to central parts of china. exceptional rain, once again expected in he 9 province as well as shang, don't problems. we could see some flooding here, but further south, plenty of sunshine coming through for will han and shanghai. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. joint africa launch is trade and investment in south africa inter african trades that gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors an

rhetoric is a reality, which is filled with death and destruction for people in the middle east and central asia and south asia. we need to paper on notice that if they harbor terrorists, they are going to get it. legacy has been creating more terrorism. actually, we've got a long way to go. in order to achieve our objective in america has no interest in fighting an endless war in afghanistan. it's the war that enhances the conditions that produce what is supposed to eradicate. we want to fight a war. galveston and when i could win that war in a week, i just don't want to kill 10000000 people. i know my decision will be criticized. but i would rather take all that criticism. pastors decision on to another president in the united states, yet another one. the war that can never really end the one did not have to be a visionary to realize on september 11th, 2001 that the united states was about to change. a strike at the heart of the world's only superpower, almost $3000.00 american lives lost in a single day. we'll have that effect. what was unforeseen was? how many people in countries that had nothing to d