in the past week from 565 dollars to the factory door price, the price in the import market of south east asia was also accompanied by the price and 594 dollars per ton during last week's transactions. the average price of china's export rebar from 644 dollars to 632 dollars per ton has decreased. turkish exports in the remaining 702 rebars in the domestic market of the united states became cheaper by 10 dollars and 925 are being sold at the factory door . more than 94 thousand 550 industrial and petrochemical sports goods and products 1,676 million tomans were sold in the export hall of the commodity exchange, the largest volume of non-wind traded was 63,500 tons worth more than 800.9 billion tomans, and 20,000 tons of bloom ingots worth more than 410 million tomans in the sale value of 10,000 tons of granular sulfur was more than 35 billion tomans, and 1,000 tons of copper cathodes were traded for 420 million tomans. in addition, 40 tons of this sports stick were sold for 906 million tomans in kish hall, excluding non-profits. turkey millions of dollars in cryptocurrency to support the earth

medicine from ground bones of tigers of bears, the so-called derevats in the countries of east and south-east asiaey make healing potions, and from the red book root. ginseng medicinal elixirs. the benefits of such miracle pills are very doubtful. our doctors are sure of such tinctures and pseudo- drugs. it is unlikely that this is just a tribute to eastern traditions. however, the illegal hunting of bears and tigers continues, and their skins are still a currency commodity. how does the illegal market for far eastern derivatives work? what tricks do smugglers use? trying to smuggle prohibited goods abroad, and how the security forces were able to defeat the international criminal society, operating in primorye, we took up this case and conducted our own investigation. sergey aramilev, general director of the amur tiger center, this organization was created by the russian geographical society on the initiative of russian president vladimir putin , people work endlessly in the center, in love with nature and big ussuri cats director sergey aramilev knows everything or almost everything about tigers

to escape from tracking and provide counterattack ismail pourani of the sda regional office of south east asiaile there are about 10 days left until the meeting of the board of governors of the international atomic energy agency, the german publication bloomberg quoted unnamed western officials as praying. iran enriched in it does the level of 84%. the claim that the spokesman of the atomic energy organization of iran responded to was a little bit, but they changed the status of the infrastructure for enrichment and they said that your inspector made a mistake. after they did it again , iran announced to vienna. it made a change in the enrichment infrastructure , for example , you give the enrichment device feed with 5% enrichment and you get 20% material . you don't have to be a tree papaya, know that the amount of enrichment is 60%. if we want to enrich more, we will announce that there is no problem in this regard. for more explanations , i will talk to mrs. hosni sadat shabiri , reporter of sada and sima news agency. hello. i am at your service for 84% and what is the agency's statement. g

all right, so for the south and southeast asia, philippi middle east cities association. pleasure was always talking the channel. thanks very much for sharing your thoughts with us today. thank you so much. are the talking of drills, south africa, russia and china are carrying out joint naval drills in the indian ocean off the coast of south africa. vessels from the 3 navies have kicked off the face of the exercises. let's include 5 punches tactical maneuvering, uncounted sara operations of the correspondence on a key. shanker takes a closer look joined naval exercises between russia, south african china, continued the shores of the indian ocean. the drills in both warships, helicopters and platoons of marines, gordo, moshe, anybody i do, i don't know what marine corpse units are considered the elite of the navy in every country. they perform missions at sea on land and in the air. by the way, we are now watching a marine courts training exercise to free a sheep, hijacked by pirates. one of the important steps in the exercise is to assimilate the exercise on a map before a ship enters

circumstances of the accident are not yet known, but he's reported to have fallen and hit his head. 0ur south east asiag smile, even after nine days in the dark with no food, brought cheer to a global audience gripped by the thai cave drama. duangpetch promthep�*s rescue, with his coach and all 11 of his team—mates, by volunteer divers from across the world, over formidable terrain, seems little short of miraculous. as did their rapid recovery in hospital. and their unbroken spirit, on display in this first encounter with the hundreds ofjournalists who descended on thailand to report their underground ordeal. we were at his house in the little border town of mae sai when dom was finally able to go home to a family who could scarcely believe they had him back in one piece. theirfame opened new opportunities for boys whose prospects in life had been limited before. still football mad, dom won a scholarship last year to go to britain, to this private academy near leicester. this is my dream, he wrote, promising to work hard and pursue his ultimate goal of representing his country in international football

further east of both the islands, but some heavier rain pulling into the north island by thursday friday though it is an improving picture certainly in the south. now as we move to south east asia, we still have the flood advise result for some of the islands in the philippines. but most of the rain is offshore. that sure weather update. ah, oil companies, the biggest companies in the world had a very deep under standing of the climate crisis for the rest of us. and yet they did not tell anyone else. that's where the crime 40 years of denying their own scientific evidence. i thought that i could influence them to change their business plan. this was very naive decisions that have played our future is just pure evil. i don't know what to say. big oils big lies. talk to on a just, you know, lou ah, reminds of our top stories here on al jazeera, turkish health authorities, a warning severe water shortages, raising the risk of disease after last week's earthquakes, destroyed critical sanitation infrastructure. millions of survivors are without basic communities, such as the toilets, showers, and medicine. the world health organization says it's great, his concerns are now about nor

degrees between tuesday and wednesday, intense rain and even snow on the tops of the mountains in south east asia. the southern philippines might in a few heavy showers on tuesday. i suspect they don't be too great because the bulk of the rain is gone over the sea. this is what was a fan originally a tropical depression. but it went to comes across with snow showers for han shoe in china encroaching cloud. a light rain goes into the western yank. see awe inspiring stories from around the world. i got the human life capture. it's a fast one. this feel like the presentation of what i want people to remember me by groundbreaking food, from award winning filmmakers. witness on a jesse eda lou the me and one of the top stories algebra. a new magnitude 6 point for earthquake has struck 2 he has had tie province exactly 2 weeks after powerful quakes devastated the region. these 3 people have been killed and another 213, injured in the latest earthquake. on monday, the quake struck near the city of n. takia and was felt in syria, and as far away as lebanon. at least 47000 people are now known who died si

circumstances of the accident are not yet known, but he's reported to have fallen and hit his head. 0ur south east asianning smile, even after nine days in the dark with no food, brought cheer to a global audience gripped by the thai cave drama. duangpetch promthep�*s rescue, with his coach and all 11 of his team—mates, by volunteer divers from across the world, over formidable terrain, seems little short of miraculous. as did their rapid recovery in hospital. and their unbroken spirit, on display in this first encounter with the hundreds ofjournalists who descended on thailand to report their underground ordeal. we were at his house in the little border town of mae sai when dom was finally able to go home to a family who could scarcely believe they had him back in one piece. theirfame opened new opportunities for boys whose prospects in life had been limited before. still football mad, dom won a scholarship last year to go to britain, to this private academy near leicester. this is my dream, he wrote, promising to work hard and pursue his ultimate goal of representing his country in international foot

but these kind of natural disasters, we've seen in south—east asia, they create opportunities to removeobstacles, but all the signs we have now are that it will only deepen them, and that will be at the expense of the people. turkey is situated on or near several fault lines and it is one of the world's most active earthquake zones. many are deadly — one of the worst on record that took place in 1999, killed more than 17,000 people. here's our science editor rebecca morelle. this is the most powerful earthquake to have hit the region in almost a century. the epicentre was here in the south of turkey close to the city near the syrian border. it is one of the worlds most seismically active region and the reason for that is because turkey sits with three tectonic plates come together. the arabian plate pushes upwards into the eurasian plate that forces the anatolian plate west, moving about two centimetres every year. as the plates grind past each other other fault lines are created. the north anatolian fault has been where major earthquakes have happened over the last century the east ana

even in other regions of the world where energy access is still a challenge, like in the south east asia, we don't see funding gaps of this magnitude. why africa this comes as the continent still struggles to provide its people with energy supplies, 600000000 africans, more than 40 percent of the continents population live access to electricity, while almost a 1000000000 cannot use clean cooking fuels. but as a continent faces fuel shortages and a lack of investment into energy generation, the e, you views the situation as a way to boost its own energy transition. africa is probably going to be the most important partner for europe in terms of developing the renewable energy sector. the european union will need more green hydrogen than we can produce ourselves. so we're looking for countries where green hydrogen can be produced. ah, today marks the 20th anniversary of the un security council meeting when the head of the united nations is monitoring mission at the time said that there were no traces of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. however, this didn't stop the u. s. which used the

hours that has inevitably caused some flooding good scattering of showers there across much of south east asia, northern parts of border. also seeing some live the showers some wet or whether they're just coming back into where thailand, malay peninsula, and some live the showers just been driven into central parts of the philippines over the next day or so. the weather weather will remain across or indonesia, very heavy showers. they're in to were. java was his big, damp horse coming through here. some of those houses grazing the far north of australia. the weather weather though the live the storms will continue across the far north of australia. we are seeing some big down polls coming through here. awesome. whether, whether there is a set into our new zealand and noticed some wet weather. some blustery showers just rattling across the southeast of australia through vic joy to spilling out of south australia. 18 celsius in melbourne. wet and windy weather coming through here, eating across the bite is making its way towards new zealand. walter had a bit in christchurch at 32 degrees and wet

maybe one or 2 showers, answer eastern areas of taiwan, sunshine and showers. meanwhile, across south east asia. as per usual, heavier showers will be down towards borneo. some live, he shouted. there was some house of indonesia in particular, java could see some very heavy, right. southern parts of some martyr tooth catching. a few showers. you might catch a shower or 2 inches full anchor over the next day or so. but for much of south asia, once dry and sunny pretty much summed it up. that heat still in place across the western side of india into much of a pocky study could see a few showers western disturbs just making its way out of afghanistan into the foothills of the himalayas. and they may well be of snow, certainly over the high ground, but for the most part is fine, dry and sunny. ah, the latest news as it breaks, still biding, arriving here. bled june more weapons, read more defense finance with detailed coverage more than a decade with who has killed all these many, serious millions of them to let the trickier looking for safety from around the world limiting their powers require ame

our south east asia correspondent jonathan head has been giving us the latest., from quite a poor background, are feeling weary about the length this has gone on and they are a bit confused about what will come out of this. they will not meet this police team from north yorkshire until wednesday. police officers are hoping to talk to them about the proceedings for bringing back her remains if that's what they still want, but also to find out more about lamduan herself. they know so little about what led to her death but they believe the circumstances do open the possibility that it was not a natural death and perhaps somebody killed her. that's why there is an ongoing investigation. they want to visit her home town and talk to her family and relatives to see if it gives any clues. she had been living in the uk for a long time when she disappeared and when her body was found in 200a. they also want to try to speak to her husband, david armitage. he and lamduan got married in thailand in the early 19905 and moved back to britain and we believe they were still marr

east of both the islands but some heavier rain pulling into the north island. i thursday, friday though it is an improving picture certainly in the south. now as we move to south east asia, we still have the flood advise result for some of the islands in the philippines. but most of the rain is off shore that she weather update. ah, with the newly a month indigenous communities have been blocking the bridge leading to the town of like kitty in the rest of the region of southern peru, demanding the resignation of president. the number of the army has converted the towns bullfighting into a military base. and if we want to slice a constitutional rights, which is nationalist direction, i come in peace. what i tell you meant to man, if you come here looking to confront us and things will be very different. the deployment of the army and the, followed by many combatants indigenous communities to resist attempts to end their pro long national strike has shortly increased tensional. this is like the big guy, the home of the orders, more than 2000 of them auction to live on the lake. this is where the empire was founded long before the spaniards ever came here. however, i'm pop

will we have seen in south east asia and also largely to do is capabilities for law-enforcement. and that relationship. with that technological aspect and china does have a number featuring into the ability to become a space power globally as well. >> that is argentina what about brazil? >> but with a country of interest. >> i would like to call up and gaining additional clarity would be helpful and identifying agencies. but previously it also included area where any type of mechanism that exist today with that collaboration and information sharing between institutions of higher education and lawaw enforcement to identify what is appropriate and not appropriate with regard to collaborating chinese researchers? >> i can't think one —- speak to the us example but in europe there is a greater cross government effort to discuss these issues into collaborate. those which are heavily monitoring defense-related technology acquisition or talent transfer. and in some european countries do this but they do not have the screening. do you know offhand? >> i don't know off the top of my head.

interesting to learn you're in warsaw now to head to the south east asia to meet with your colleagues to explain that colonialism is not just something europeans did to africa or southeast asia. this is happening today in europe by russia against your country. it is a great message and hopefully a message that will resonate. i thought you were in ukraine. i am glad it worked out. bryan, thanks for joining us in person. you have done a lot of writing on military aid to ukraine. one thing you have been saying that i agree with is, we have to start allowing and arming ukraine to fight russia like we would be fighting russia or nato would be. i hope you can expand on that and give us an overview on how you see it developing. mr. clark: i appreciate the opportunity to be here. ben brought up a great point, crimea being used as a sanctuary by russia, they employ that as a strategic area to launch attacks, but also bring troops back for reconstitution, use it as a logistics hub for ships. there are a lot of benefits to crimea operationally for russia. if ukraine is to regain that territory o

the beginning of the 20th its possession stretched from america through africa and india yes south -east asiagreat britain its possessions stretched across the globe from east to west. as they themselves said, the sun never sets on the british empire. and it was true, they actually ruled the world. well, we can tell each other that europe was so rich because there were some democratic traditions, in fact, and the main reason was that for 500 years in a row from all over, uh, the globe, probably, wealth pumped out through the colonial empires to europe and on this europe built its prosperity. that only from india in the 18-20 centuries, britain took out wealth worth 45 trillion modern dollars to compare the entire gold reserve of the united kingdom. today it is estimated at 247 billion dollars and only germany was late to the colonial division of the world, so she got, not too large-scale territories. it was a shame, the first world war was an attempt to redistribute the colonies in favor of germany, and only the second world war put a bold cross on the colonial past of europe, and definitely

. >> a lot are refugees or immigrants from south east asia, central america. >> reporter: it is a diverseborhood. the park is surrounded by mostly chinese and vietnamese businesses. >> they were saying that it has been three or four years since they have played at this park. they left here live here on ninth and international, very close. they used to come here a lot, but it has become so dirty. >> reporter: this ukrainian grandmother used to take classes at the community center in the park says that families avoid it, thinking it is not safe. >> i don't understand why our government cannot resolve this problem with homeless. >> reporter: jennifer is the president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. she and other community organizations met with some city officials on thursday to talk about solutions. oakland council president, nikki fortunato, represents this area. she says linton park is one of her top priorities. she says the city hopes to offer people living in the park transitional housing so families can feel comfortable returning to the playground. >> while i feel optimi

increasing number of were injured refugees from ma'am are making a dangerous journey by seeds rich south east asia. hundreds of arrived in india, indonesia is at northern most province of arch in recent months. jessica washington report enough from jakarta in our j. northern indonesia. hundreds of for him over he cheese have found shelter in the government building close to the coast safe at last after dangerous journey to get to southeast asia. 3rd and gone live out of gas out a 3rd, a hanover on the boat. we didn't have food, water or medicine, we felt like we were dead. alright, interested, and i heard that a child died on the boat. so i sal since he left bangladesh after around 6 years in a crowded and impoverished camp. others say they boarded the boat, thinking of their children and their, their mother. she as she that we wanted to go to malaysia, but our boat ran out of gas and we ended up in indonesia. you had a we were searching for a place where we could find peace and give our children education. many told al jazeera about the joy they felt in their feet, touched the ground for the 1st

those are not necessarily always in technology in south east asia or some cases the middle east. they are also largely to do with things like capabilities that can also be used for law enforcement, armored vehicles and things like that. there is also an element certain latin america and china also on this jewel use aspect importance in china interest in outer space. does have a number of space related ground satellite facilities which also feature into becoming a space of power globally as well. >> is argentina what about brazil? cook said have to check again argentina is certainly a country of interest. >> thanks. >> commissioner goodwin? >> think you missed her chair. i would like to follow up on vice chairs question about higher ed. indicated in the course of that exchange that engagement with the government to gain the digital clarity would be helpful and we identified a couple of agencies. previously that engagement is an engagement joint institutions of higher education and fbi and justice department and law-enforcement agencies. my question is, are you aware of any type of

the bulk of asia, including east south and southeast and central asia, the middle east, africa, and south america. but again, i think china has deliberately not hi, this proposal. and those were ready for peace for taking a wait and see approach. i think this is sensible. now that nato chief insults has dismissed the plan out, writes, and is in support of sending more arms to ukraine, and he is obviously followed suits there behind nate. so what do you think is behind these different approaches from nature in the you on china? well, 1st, nato is opposed in part because nato is a military organization, one that's led above all by the united states. now the culture of the us military is always oriented towards fighting. there's an institutional aggressiveness that only understands one way forward. and this is doubly true here because nato is exploiting this conflict to expand in ways previously unimagined with soaring budgets, prestige and power. but behind all of this is a u. s. g o strategic game, one that wants to reinforce it's a gemini, over europe, knock russia down, and then leverage

welcome relief falkland, and when you move to south east asia, some very heavy rain to come for southern areas of indonesia, we could see some flooding across java as the rain intensifies, much more mild for indo china. ah. the latest news as it breaks, forces are about a kilometer in that direction. you are in military, it's good now with detail coverage, where it will have the palestinian economy on the verge of collapse or decade from around, the world's best proto thought. expanded too broad, a social movement, not just against increasing the age of retirement, but also against the continuing cost of living crisis. actually can stories from african perspectives and the marine biologist vessel swim short documentary from african peel. i'm going to do this from south africa. ethiopia and nigeria, we been to go over some stuff in this class. she saw this as my, and my role africa direct on al jazeera. ah ah, hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the engineer and use our live from london coming up, hold buildings collab.

we have 7 commercial centers in the south-east area. asia and east asia in eurasia, we have 5 active centers in eurasia, more than 50 services have been specified for them, providing legal business consulting services, ready for transportation, as well as sending and receiving trade delegations, creating the basis for the presence of iranian companies in exhibitions . valid host countries use the capabilities of virtual space to introduce iran's export capabilities, including the services that can be provided in business centers abroad for the development of business , have been announced. mohammad mohajeri, sda news agency, to the increases that have happened in the field of foreign trade and various centers in the field and functions of your organization. how can people concretely see the results of these events directly and indirectly now? let me tell you that our duty is to develop exports . now we are in this process and we are trying . follows the production units of the country are activated, a leading market is coming, especially in

degrees between tuesday and wednesday, intense rain and even snow on the tops of the mountains in south east asia. the southern philippines might, in a few heavy showers on tuesday. i suspect they don't be too great because the bulk of the rains got over the sea. this is what was found originally a tropical depression. but it went to, comes across with snow shoes for home shoe, in china encroaching clad and light rain. because in the western young c, awe inspiring stories from around the world. i'm all with human life capture. and it's a fast one with on a jesse. ah ah.

one of the oldest species of deer, common in south and east asia, is a very cautious and shy animal. this is a male, his horns are already starting to grow, and a very interesting feature of this species is that he has fangs, which serve him for protection. well, also when males fight among themselves. this subspecies of a wild bull, common in south asia and north africa from other types of cows , zebu, is distinguished by a large hump on the scruff of the bull, which appeared in the grodno zoo , was given the nickname dobrynya, according to workers. he has a calm personality and kind eyes. the first time he looked closely, he was so cautious enough and he ate only hay. now he's used to it. uh, trying different foods. he really liked the vegetables, uh, which we attached to them these carrots and hmm beet. he also loves apples very much and he really liked ah, sprouted oats. and, of course, he always has access to hay and fodder beaters. this is his main food. now, to our friends, the chinese mungac is still being mastered, but under good weather conditions. you can already see them

traffic to and from south east asia and japan record the most significant increases.m not surprised at all by that number. rishaad: it is obviously low base. let's have a look at what has been happening in a tent with the u.k. prime minister. allies need to finalize security budgets for ukraine by the latest in july. -- equipped ukraine with the means to win the war right now. >> it is clear that the security guarantees and architecture in place before this war has failed ukraine. that is just a fact. ukraine received assurances when it gave weapons up, russia has violated treaties, so what happened before has not worked so we should be clear about that. now our job is to look forward and say what is the right thing going forward? they said nato or ukraine will be a member of nato budge between now and then, we need to work on providing ukraine with the means to win the war right now and that means specifically artillery, longer-range weapons, armored vehicles, air defense. but we can also make sure we are training ukraine on nato's equipments. that is what we are doi

investments are happy and healthy, about three to four percent of this number, but from south asian countries. east asia, but the main project based on the government credits provided by the qeshm free zone organization, part of which was helped by the government , and a large part of these projects were started by the private sector and the banks of the country . do it, i will do it with them, and the real private sector has done it, and how can we do it as a percentage? more than 80% of these projects are in the private sector and archived, but about 20 % of the machines, we do not believe that the government should come and undertake the investment projects. we went to a place with the necessary infrastructure soldiers, bridges, infrastructures, such as water, electricity , etc., we ourselves are obliged to invest in government capital, what part of government aid , the qeshm free zone organization has done the rest, and the rest is a platform provided for private sector investments in investment. and development, the imbalance of investment in a way that was criticized, for example, that the west of

our south east asia correspondent jonathan head is in bangkok.y are saying he died yesterday, so quite recently. that is the information they have had. we don�*t know, don�*t have any details from the uk sayjet about exactly what happened, but it appears he fell ill quite unexpectedly and did not recover. so very shocking development in what had otherwise been one of the most uplifting stories, certainly the type of recovered and most of us has ever seen, and duangpetch promthep was an ambitious footballer, a lot have remained keen on football but he was perhaps one of the keenest on what is scholarship last year to go to market harborough, a big dealfor him to be able to go and study overseas, had big dreams. many people if they cast their minds back to that incredible rescue will remember his face, in particular, from the very first film we got of them when they were found in the caves, it still wasn�*t clear how they could be rescued, they were badly emaciated, but he was there at the front facing camera with the most enormous grin on his face

country imaginable who has a territorial dispute including all the neighbors of china in the south china sea, east asia india and china have a dispute in the himalayas and what we have to do is work with the middle powers the countries in the u.n. general assembly to make the point we're trying to help ukraine liberate its territory from an unprovoked aggression. >> ambassador, you heard from the polish prime minister this concern that not just the blast radius from this conflict but that there will be some pushing of it beyond borders, maybe not over invasion, but destabilization. >> sure. >> when you were in the administration, you left in september, there was talk about the surrounding countries also being targeted by russia. do you think that's under way now? >> absolutely. i mean, we've seen the story earlier this week about a potential effort by the russians to undermine the government in moldova. we've seen over flights by russian missiles that were attacking ukraine that have gone over the territory of other countries that aren't parties to the conflict. this is a long-standing concern poles an

reuters special correspondent for south east asia poppy mcpherson told us what the past two years havery. so there have been hundreds and hundreds of military air strikes last year targeting civilian communities as well and so really great hardship across the country. let's take a closer look at some of the statistics. more than 2,900 people have been killed during the junta's crackdown on dissent. that's according to monitoring group the assistance association for political prisoners. 1.5 million people have been displaced. and a further 40,000 homes have been burned down. eight million children are no longer in school and the un says that 15 million people are dangerously short of food. shahida tulaganova is an award—winning documentary maker and war reporter. she directed "exiled", a documentary about the genocide in myanmar. she says there are a number of reasons why myanmar�*s situation doesn't make headlines like the war in ukraine. the problem with myanmar is it is so far away from the rest of the world where decisions are taken place. secondly, mike is in prison, the national s

and only here in the united states but also in canada, mexico hustles countries in east and south east asiatruggling with their own crisis of synthetic opioids from china. boeing have been trying to address this crisis for years, we all need to do more. that isry why i offer the sanctions epicenter schumer in 2019 which established the commission on combating synthetic opioid trafficking for the strategic approach to address this crisis but last year i cosponsored help secure the enactment of thunder shane fentanyl act. conditional steps to confront the epidemic. prioritizing counter narcotics cooperation with willing partners, holding perpetrators and enablers accountable. i signed for the united states to build a multilateral coalition to hold china accountable for failure to meet its international obligations to stop illicit drug trafficking for china needs to take practical and common sense steps to address this problem right now but like implementing fraud corruption and money laundering. they failed to cooperate in good faith on indictments score on money laundering investigations on

this is latin america africa south asia arab east.but sergei viktorovich lavrov, with all his talents, will not be enough for all regions. this is how we develop relationships. in particular, with such an authorized president is appointed, and here are big secrets. no, viktor vladimirovich is a shein. this is a person very close to the president of belarus, who is responsible for the development of these relations. how does the american act, that sometimes such questions are also heard in society. how did we help so much? they are brilliant, how they vote, because the scheme under which the foreign ministry is responsible for everything, but the americans do not have enough of it. let's take latin america the commander of the southern direction is a general there, or there is an admiral , well, now there is a woman there, yes, who also made an important statement that she wants to take it from latin america on a tank and send it and they said, well, you. well, while they said, by the way , they know how to work. even with the first fa

this israel was born and built on from the beginning on 40 inch ok from the middle east to south asia. police insure langkow use tear gas and water counting against protesters demanding the government does not postpone the local elections which had been planned for next month. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of the capital columbus. it followed reports that election officials had not received the government funds to allow the boat to take. the elections has already been postponed from last year due to the political and economic turmoil that was here. something were closely keeping an eye on as well. the white house has drawn condemnation from its european partners after announcing measures to support its green technology industry. now, leaders in europe claim washington is asking them to follow a protection policy that only benefits the u. s. and will hurt europe in particular, are most important. trading partner decides things in their own interest. they keep doing this. they want us to support them on china. the way to achieve our common climate though is not through

the chinese balloons operating at least five continents in regions like latin america south america southeast asia east asia and europe to demonstrate that china remains the challenge and something we will continue to stay focused on. thank you. >> thanks, papa do these chinese surveillance plans somehow explain the uap some of the unidentified aerial phenomena that were reported in thatcongress? had become back to look and are some of those uap incidents perhaps chinese surveillance balloons and also did you start tracking this balloon when it left china on july 21 and were you tracking it all the way over at the pacific ocean or did you just start tracking it when it got close to alaska? >> your first question that's a question best addressed by the director of national intelligence that put the report together. i will say broadly speaking when it comes to our assessment of objects in the air and space that's going to be ongoing. any time there's something that's unidentified by default we will track that information and when new information becomes available we can apply certainly we are going to do

east asia. let's move south. this is where we cause pick up, rain is time the and the concentration of heavy stuff tends to move around. been moving east. so it's the central and southern philippines that look wettest to little bit dryer impotence malays yet. so marsh has got the regular outbreaks of thunderstorms in bangkok. 34 belies the fact. it was near 38 or 39 a couple days ago. it's been halt in parts of mainland southeast asia. he is not the thing in india, it's 12 years, but it does look nice and warm are into thirty's. the most part, the air quality has been improved in the northern plains, largely because the forecast could tease what's been happening. a breezy couple of days in new delhi take yet to wednesday than it dies. that means air quality tends to improve. ah, the 1956 to nicea gain, independence from france. but the brutal power struggle broke out between the b to this is monica. and the countries nationalist prime minister al jazeera world tells the story the downfall of the dentist and folded

east asia. let's move south. this is where we cause pick up. rain is time the and the concentration of heavy stuff tends to move around. been moving east. so it's the central southern philippines that look wettest to little bit dryer and peninsula malaysia. su marshall's got the regular outbreaks of thunderstorms in bangkok, $34.00 belies the fact. it was near a 30 or 39 a couple days ago. it's been halt in parts of mainland southeast asia. he is not the thing in india, tolvey it, but it does look nice and warm are into thirty's. the most part, the air quality has been improved in the northern plain, largely because the forecast continues. what's been happening are breezy couple of days in new delhi take yet to wednesday than it dies. that means air quality tends to improve. ah, a ah ah ah lou. ah, welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here at this hour. it's been a week since to devastating earthquakes, hit turkey and syria, and the you and his warning, the rescue phase of the response could be coming

while i certainly do not diminish the threat that china poses to taiwan and countries in east asia and south asia i would say that the most threatened country in the world today from china is ukraine. >> earlier this week also vladimir putin suspended the new start treaty, i think on tuesday, monday or tuesday this week. in your view, is that a challenge to the u.s., or, an opportunity? amb. bolton: it is a blessing. i wish he had withdrawn entirely. the new start treaty was a bad deal in 2010 when the senate ratified it. it has not gotten any better with age. the biden administration made a huge mistake in 2021 in extending it for five years without any concessions on the part of the russians. look, the treaty originally, and today, does not consider tactical nuclear weapons at all. in which, russia has a great advantage. treaty is outdated because of new technology like hypersonic's. most importantly of all, it is a cold war relic. it is a bipolar treaty reflecting what was a bipolar nuclear world of the cold war. today, as china, buys way, refuses to engage in strategic arms control and n

and it is a national interest of every country, whether you in south america, whether young, middle east, asia, it's a national interest of any contract to be able to support ukraine and put pressure on the united nations to deal with that. it is very much also nationally does other countries so that your big neighbor can i just come and take a territory. so i think we need to do a better job engage and was more. 5 but a group of people because this work, an escalade and very serious situation, if not dealt properly and we do not want to go there. ah said the test told from devastating earthquakes and took in syria has now passed 50000 rescue. as in northern syria continued to dig through the rubble of buildings destroyed 2 weeks ago, aid has been slow to reach the region in opposition held there as many families as searching by hand for the bodies of missing relatives. i got out there i saw got on there and we were removing rock after rock and finding nothing underneath. when people were under the concrete screaming, get us out, get us out. but we'd come up with empty hands, but i'm not allow

south. however, ahead of that wet weather that sweeping its way east across shanghai. now was we moved to south asia, a largely settled picture for much of india, a few showers creeping into the very south, affecting sri lanka as well, but largely clear skies as we head further north. the air quality remains very unhealthy in new delhi that could change is some strong winds blow in, and we are seeing some wintry weather starting to creep its way across afghanistan into northern areas of pakistan. we are expected to see some of that snow in northern areas of india. by the time we get to thursday. that sure weather update. ah, depleting the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on, they made their money on field convincing those folks know we need to go. green is very, very difficult giving. of course we chose to live because we wanted to escape war and violence on you humanize this narrative. you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the street on al jazeera nationwide strikes in france

chinese balloons operating over at least five continents and regions like latin america, south america, southeast asia, east and europe. >> when asked why norad did not shoot the balloon down as it crossed over alaska, one u.s. official told me sometimes you like to watch a thief to learn more about the thief's capabilities and patterns before making an arrest. secretary of state blinken said the state department has begun briefing diplomats at u.s. embassies, sharing with dozens of allies what the u.s. can now share about how they, too, have been the targets of china's spy balloon program among china's other surveillance targets, india, taiwan, japan, the philippines, and vietnam. sandra. >> sandra: ok, jennifer griffin, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, for the second time in a couple months, we are getting a look at north korean dictator kim jong-un's possible heir apparent, his young daughter joining him in a major military celebration. alex hogan is live in london and tracking this. what do we know about this appearance? >> this was at a major military banquet held on the eve of the 75th anniversary of