south-east _ many times. mmm. at the same time, south-east asia _ many times. mmm. many issues — geopolitics, economy, and also issues like myanmar�*s military rule, not to mention china's growing influence as well. how do you read the landscape of the region in the year ahead? well, the biggest challenge and embarrassment for all of us in south—east asia — and, for that matter, for the international community — is the unresolved conflict in myanmar, where tens of thousands of people have been brutalised by the military regime — unelected military regime — unelected military regime — unelected military regime — who think they are a law unto themselves, acting with absolute impunity. they are completely isolated in asean, but they are getting military hardware from russia — of all countries, it's actually russia that is providing military hardware to myanmar, enabling it to persecute the war. china tried to help pacify the situation, but the military — nor to asean leaders nor to china. after months of speculation about the future ownership of manchester united — the

this is the tonle sap, south—east asia's largest freshwater lake.ught by communities here feed millions across cambodia. translation: these past few years, there is less and less i water and fewer and fewer fish. i didn't expect to get a lot of fish because when i felt the weight of the net, it was very light. i felt right around it and ijust couldn't feel many fish. if they were there, i would feel them splashing around. this is not the catch mi and his family need. this is all they have to eat for four or five days. so how difficult is it for you to earn a living byjust fishing? translation: when we were just married and we had no children, l it was ok. but now, we have children, and every day, i need to send them to school. every morning, i need around $5 to pay for school. and these days, i have no income. it's taken four or five days, and that's all i get. i have no fish to sell. mi believes the lake is slowly running dry. this year, water levels are far lower than normal, threatening his very existence. like hundreds of others, he has built a

and if you, of course, look at the direct traffic from, let's say, a china and south east asia as well as the middle east to europe as almost all of it. so of course, chances are if you own anything that has anything in it from china, south east asia, whether it's gadgets or sneakers, so it has gone up, it was to us canal. so that is of course i've asked important route because it is a huge safety aspect to you for workers involved, of course. but what about the impact on, on, on shipping companies themselves? right now, they seem to be very relaxed right now for 2 reasons. first of all, they do need more ships. if routes are longer, of course, because it just takes longer, so you need to load more or so, but they have more ships. that was another problem couple of years ago. but over the last couple of years, the shipyards have delivered a lot of super larger ships, the largest class that is out on the oceans right now is the capacity doesn't seem to be a problem right now. and on the other side, of course, yes, they have higher costs, but they can pass this on to a customer. so many

cycle, in fact, and here it is very interesting to build ties with china, korea, japan, and south -east asiaen with india, and since now the guarantee of our well-being is our wealth, it’s like the development of trade, the development of technology business, the development of not just raw materials, as it used to be, but the development of our inclusion as a high-tech player in global chains. and naturally, we cannot simply rely on pure power business, we have enormous scientific potential, we have enormous human potential, we, unlike very many, are very creative people, yes, we are using scientific and technological progress of creative industries on the far side. east will allow us to find our niche among asian countries, who look at us from the point of view of creativity, from the point of view of creation, this is what we are doing now in order to get away from the raw materials dependence of the far east. andrey, i may be a little harsh here, but i will express my firm conviction that the stereotype about the resource-based nature of the economy of the far east and russia as a whole.

at the civil stories making news around the world, the you and it's called them countries in south east asia to rescue the hinge of refugees at sea members of velocity, mostly minority groups. and yet, after landing on the coast of intermediates, they often use bugs to escape persecution in me and my the when refugee agency going back to hundreds more attractive on to vessels in the on demand see united states as expelled. and mine suspected of killing popular focusing evicted genre during cherise and 1973 to fuller to be an army officer, was expedited to santiago, where a national authorities to commit to custody is to stand trial or becoming accent. john, who supported to post the present a salvador allende with ours is in the philippines of one of us. so none of that could cause disruption. it follows of magnitude $7.00 quake in the south. this anomaly which could be a meter high, is expected to hit the southern philippines and pots of japan, indonesia, apollo and malaysia officials of other people to move to higher ground or not to the un comp 20 i climb. it talks taking place into by an

the problem, well i want to tell you a little, to be transported again, as it were, to east, south-east asiahere... events no less interesting than in the middle east, and which pose a threat to american dominance, also no less serious than this is happening today in the middle east and there in the babolman strait and so on, you see, now almost everyone has frozen on the eve of the january 13 elections in taiwan, which are very uncertain, everyone is preparing for any options regarding the result of these elections. the united states is now conducting large maneuvers in the hawaiian islands and ... okenawa, and they are specifically conducting these maneuvers in a tropical, as they say, in a tropical landscape, and as one general said, almost all of this should , as it were, repeat what can be in case if they land on taiwan and it corresponds to this landscape that is happening in taiwan, in parallel with this , the americans have now again allocated 300 million dollars to taiwan for weapons, so to speak, the americans are trying, seminon absolutely said. he says, are you the one who gave t

eastern southeast asia, because it was from this field that two chinese companies, two japanese companies were supposed to transport export this liquefied gas somewhere again. this is east, southat is, in fact, we see a consistent policy of increasing military, military-political influence there , and unlike the middle east, this is where we can say that they are at a dead end, where it is extremely difficult for them, where everything is so to speak, and where their line in general is not very clear, it can be very, so to speak contradictory in many ways, yes, then here we again see a fairly recent policy, the same as with this with the shelf, that is, we see that... this is a greater priority, yes, that is, i ’m not even talking about 4,000 personnel deployed in this region, the largest american grouping, that is, i see a situation here such that america is not only forming its strike forces there against china, but it actually continues to conduct this spatial global policy and struggle against us and clearly looks not only at some chinese moments, so to speak, but... we must clearly understand that she is doing everything to prevent our influence there. remember, indonesia

esmail pouraji of the south east asia regional office of the sda news agency, the people of yemen also emphasized their support for the palestinian nation by holding a demonstration. according to al-alam network , the demonstrators also declared their full support for the actions of the political and military authorities of yemen and their operations against the zionists. this is one of the demonstrations that took place in the provinces of the palestinian people in the gaza strip to announce their readiness to deal with the plans american zionist held. the participants in this demonstration carried the palestinian flag and chanted slogans against the crimes of the occupying regime. they condemned the weak position of the international community against these crimes. we say to the president of america and the zionists and those who falsely claim to be pacifists , we will not surrender to them and we support the palestinians and the people of gaza with all our strength. zionists and america is that we are not afraid of your threats and we do what we say. according to al-alam network the

species of soft—furred hedgehog have been discovered by scientists in the tropical forests of south east asiae members of the same family as the more familiar hedgehog, but are covered in fur rather than spines. the discovery was made after researchers found two previously unidentified specimens at the smithsonian museum in philadelphia, where they had remained in drawers for decades. earlier i spoke to author, ecologist and spokesperson for the british hedgehog preservation society — hugh warwick. i asked him just how exciting this new discovery was. it's really great. it's a bit like, i have to say christmas has come a bit early for me. i mean, it may not be more prickily hedgehogs and it's something which sometimes people get a little bit sort of confused about. hedgehogs we know in the united kingdom, the western european hedgehog covered in modified hair into little prickles, fantastic things. but there are hedgehog relations all over the world and there's a whole bunch of them called jim yours and moon rats. and these the hylomy species which have been found in southeast asia. and i'm s

middle east, and somehow it was easy. that this is a safe area and the main focus should be on south east asia but anyway, the biggest crisis has arisen in the relations between palestine and the zionist regime, and today the world public opinion, along with the american public opinion , finally the american public opinion is influenced by the international media. they are international , they are influenced by the international media environment. it means that this reaction is 60% actually the negative attitude towards the actions of the biden administration in connection with the zionist regime is completely acceptable because if the same survey is done in the european union in any of the european union countries, the situation is the same , so it seems that within days the future and maybe if, for example, israel resists a lot in the next few weeks. they have to submit to the global public opinion. anyway, we are witnessing that the axis of resistance has risen in west asia and in the middle east. he is using rational tools and methods. many countries in the world think of many strategists

will connect the regions of the european part of russia with india , countries of central and south-east asiaght now, under the conditions of sanctions, the mtk is of particular importance. and the numbers confirm this: since the beginning of the year , cargo turnover at the ostrakhan ports has increased by more than 50%. the lotus special economic zone is actively developing. the immediate plans include the launch of large-scale production of food for fish and pets, the opening of a detergent plant, and the production of geosynthetic fabric has already been launched. the demand within the russian federation is quite large for a number of similar, similar products, for road construction, for others completely industries. that's why. the company has a great future. astrakhan is one of the key oil producers. it is the caspian sea that is considered the leader in terms of reserves and production volume. thus, one well at the imeni filanovskogo field is equivalent in productivity to a hundred wells on land. the scale of the work being carried out receives high marks from the federal center. what

all of his films is amazing films that spanned latin america have brought to the middle east, south east asia of the far east. and of course, the, the, the center of what he saw as malevolence, the nato expansionism and the need to protect elite power amongst nato countries. the so called democracies against the working classes of those countries . in the name of the weapons companies more. and then genocide, he talked about the cambodian genocide, i guess in sharing the americans was so involved in that in the hospital in london, he must have been seeing another genocide. it must be hoping that some journalist were inspired by all of his work to do what he would have done now and expose the lies coming from washington and its puppet states in western europe. hey, you talk about him being a contrary in which i always thought was the job of journalists. well, i don't think he was actually, he wasn't the contrary, right? maybe. so something was truly do you know, these aren't be okay with it wasn't like kitchens or any of those people. uh he, uh, he had a belief, right. but he's, he was also ba

again off again ally talked with a little bit about his policy as it pertains to that region of south east asia. he was a harvard professor to hi, he advised kennedy and johnson and ministrations. and in 1968, when richard dixon was running against hubert humphrey, he played both sides. i hate told humphrey he was going to give him access to all of nelson rockefeller's files. nixon is that i always hated nixon, but with nix and they play the other side. garcia, there was the go. she actually is going on in paris to end the vietnam war. and 1968. it would have already been a horrible devil, but it got the last, it's another almost 7 years actually. uh. and he got information from the insiders who negotiating in paris. and he said it to nixon and nixon was able to use it to sabotage to undermine the negotiations. they told that you government that he would be much more supportive, much friendlier, that they shouldn't negotiate with that the north vietnamese and given to those terms, the final terms that the united states negotiated 5 years later and 1973 were very, very similar to what we could h

species of soft—furred hedgehog have been discovered by scientists in the tropical forests of south east asiaeum in philadelphia also re—evaluated two previously unidentified hedgehog specimens that had been in storage for decades. author, ecologist and spokesperson for the british hedgehog preservation society — hugh warwick — told us just how exciting this new discovery is. we have this massive degradation of the environment going on and depleted at every turn and every now and then you find these little moments little glimmer of light and we haven�*t seen yet, and many species per day and the excitement comes in the fact that helps protect and and serve. and comes from the fact that their work up this morning and see the idea of new mammals and see the idea of new mammals and maybe become as enthused to take on the baton and do the research and the campaigning to protect these things and find reasons to help creatures especially when it comes to what they found in vietnam and the vampire, divina mark that you make the enemies is a sharp size of teeth when you bump into your garden and quie

it's the largest fresh water lagoon in south east asia. the majority of people in vietnam do not adhere to one belief system. they tend to follow one or several folk religion or an amalgamation of classical fates the today we will see the tapping out ceremony for this house to face with construction work basically complete the the ceremony is conducted by a monk. the, the, the ground floor will host a cafe. while the stories higher up are still being finished. the, i don't know, i'm the one that i'm and then i will be in the muse custom to celebrate a new building being constructed. the prayers are for our ancestors. while for monday, the ceremony is to bring good luck to the owner to drive away evil and protect against unemployment. it's a really old vietnamese custom. distributing money is also part of the ceremony. a high before the earthly well is consigned to a fire and offering to those in the after life the the most spectacular section of our journey aboard the reunification express is now beginning the train passes beneath the del

japan and countries in south—east asia have agreed to co—operate over maritime security in the face ofreement made at a summit in tokyo comes amid an increase in maritime disputes involving china. japan has positioned itself as the country that will lead the response to chinese pressure. earlier, i spoke to danny russel. he is the former assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs in the second obama administration and currently with the asia society policy institute. he explained what boosting maritime security cooperation hopes to achieve. it's a mix of defence capabilities, of surveillance and oversight capabilities, some very basic training for coastguards. these are, in southeast asia, as well as they should add, the pacific islands, countries with huge economic exclusive zones. a very little capacity to monitor them or to protect them and they are subject to regular and increasing incursions by the chinese navy and by massive chinese navy and by massive chinese fishing fleets that are depleting the fish stocks in the south china sea, east china sea, and the we

manufacturer of cars injapan and produce nearly1 million vehicles per year and have operations in south—east asia company, it is owned by toyota, japan's biggest car maker. they have already suffered reputational damage because of this. last week when news of the scandal started to emerge, the share price of toyota felt quite substantially. the allegations are daihatsu have been falsifying tests on their cars to see if they are safe. they have been doing this, it has now emerged, for the last 30 years, although more over the last decade. we're talking about a few cars but 64 models in the range, virtually their whole vehicle line and all have some problems with their tests so it is a major problem. their tests so it is a ma'or problemd their tests so it is a ma'or roblem. ~ ., , , problem. what is the impact is likel to problem. what is the impact is likely to be _ problem. what is the impact is likely to be of _ problem. what is the impact is likely to be of this _ problem. what is the impact is likely to be of this decision - problem. what is the impact is likely to be of this decision not only

and as it moved to south east asia, a mixture of sunshine and showers across the board with some heavy rain for borneo on friday. that's the weather. the weather brought to you by visit castle as well as more.

species of soft—furred hedgehog have been discovered by scientists in the tropical forests of south east asiahedgehog, but are covered in fur rather than spines. researchers at the smithsonian natural history museum in philadelphia also re—evaluated two previously unidentified hedgehog specimens that had been in storage for decades. author, ecologist and spokesperson for the british hedgehog preservation society hugh warwick told us just how exciting this new discovery is. we have this massive degradation of the environment going on. nature is being depleted at every turn. and every now and then you find these little moments like a little glimmer of light, go, wow, there is stuff out there we haven't seen yet. at the same time as we're losing many species per day, suddenly others are being found too. but the excitement really comes from the fact that this might be i mean, it mightjust go to some way to helping protect and conserve areas in which they're found because they are rare. but for me, actually, the greatest excitement comes from the fact that somebody is going to wake up this morning

the figure is highest and south east asia with over 318000, followed by the western pacific with 208000. the eastern mediterranean region was 77000. in europe was $57000.00 deaths per year. america as a whole was around 43000 and africa was just under 40000 states spend less time doing things that we know are good for their health. so exercising, spending time with friends and family sleeping, taking time off when they're sick, right? a lot of people feel pressure to keep working when they're else in most european countries, people work less than 40 hours a week. how did this figure actually come about? 8 hours is fairly arbitrary. it comes out of a work or movement to have 8 hours of work, 8 hours of rest in 8 hours to do what you want. so that 8 hours, which we've come to think of as being the, you know, the standard is really not something that was ever established as the right number of hours for people to work. today. there are many working hours models around the world. germany is currently considering reducing it's we're going to 4 days. other countries are sticking to longer wor

to support this ratification and join our inter-parliamentary. relations with the countries of south-east asia, with the countries of asean , friendship groups are being created, not with all countries they exist yet, that is, there is still potential to create friendship groups and really join the work with this very interesting, distant, but interesting for ukraine and important the region where the future geopolitical fate of the world will be decided. thank you, thank you, thank you, i see that the group has not performed yet, the voice faction, please, zheriznyak alone. a minute, since you have not signed up, and after that we go to voting, dear colleagues, five seconds is enough, i just heard about the importance of thailand, i see that our colleague tyshchenko does not have time for the vote, please invite him separately so that there is full support for this resolution, thank you, be quiet, dear colleagues, please please take your seats, dear colleagues, i am putting in turn, in turn, i am putting a proposal... on the basis of the whole , taking into account the proposals of the commit

scape, the war and gaza see us, they loved ones left behind the the had a low, they will start in south east asia and we're watching a tropical storm. that's phone to the east of the philippines. tropical storm and jello was going to work its way across from the southern and central areas on monday, bringing some heavy rain strong winds and some rough seas is expected to for the pot. however, as it works its way on choose day across the power one to the west of this most show is coming into vietnam. but the rain isn't as heavy as it has been in recent days. i'm o. shaw is expected to creep across. it's a little late peninsula and down into western parts of indonesia, and it was we drift south across into australia. the heavy rain is continuing to pose a problem in the northeast. that's thanks to the remnants of tropical psych loan, just by which we can move thunder storms and heavy rain to come to the likes of tens in queensland. we could see further flooding from that rain pulls into the east coast there. brisbin, seeing that we will see a little front us working its way across most central area

the city in the meanwhile, in the south east asia, a nation of malaysia protesters have gathered outside the us embassy to speak out against israel's invasion of gaza. the . the demonstration has been underway for multiple days and is expected to continue throughout the week. and crowds gathered to voice their support for palestinian independence and to denounce us. support for the is really bombardment of gaza. protest appears to be mostly peaceful. all of us know, arrest reported. we heard from a legal expert who noted that malaysia is traditionally a strong supporter of palestine. a protest as uh from uh, signature it so it'd be kind of the time they already said that they want to put, turn about 6 days blockage include direct tv credit sign, which is just uh, the page the times 200 meters from the u. s. embassy in colorado, so uh, actually our de already said that you like to come this new as possible to the embassy and switch the area. however, the police at this moment a controlled area and did not move the fuel 200 meters away from the us embassy was so long malicious, sending var

are the markets of southeast asia, they can’t offer them anything, but nothing, they are today, it’s idiocy, idiocy, idiocy, to offer what, with what, to come to the south-eastshould make investments in their industry based on the demand of southeast asia, where industrialization is going on, yes, i understand, but they cannot produce anything that would be interesting to southeast asia, except for hollywood films, well really. that means we need to make sure that they can’t buy anything other than american ones, i’ll buy iphones, but there’s no such thing, the iphone is made in china, so that means they’ll have to come here, they can’t, because they won’t fit into any price range, they won’t be able to deliver, so it’s like becoming hedgehogs, okay, hamsters, well, we need to reduce the standard of living, we need to bring mexico, el salvador, guatemala and so on under control, they will collect everything there for a small price, this is not, this is not a problem in reality in fact, the problem is to abandon the financial oligarchy, which does not allow this to be done. there are no prepared positions, there is endless chaos that will be difficult for you

the street, not the city of the united states, the city and the meanwhile, in the south east asia nation of malaysia of protesters have gathered outside the us embassy to speak out against israel's invasion of gaza. c the demonstration has been underway for multiple days and is expected to continue throughout this week. the crowds gathered to voice their support for palestinian independence and to denounce us. support for the independent margins of gaza. protest appears to be mostly peaceful is no arrest reported. heard from a legal expert who noted that malaysia is traditionally a strong supporter in palestine. a protest is uh from uh secretary, so it'd be kind of the time they already said that they want to put turn about 6 days blockage people directly with crow. this time, which is just a bunch of times 200 meters from the u. s embassy in color. so i actually r d already see the compass possible to the embassy and switch the area. however, the police at this moment a controlled area and did not move. there are still 200 meters away from the embassy for so long malicious sending vario

well, teddy was behind the surprise of droughts across south east asia that could hits rice, crops, staples, of millions of people in the region. the has the unsettled weather, is dominating in the lead up to christmas across europe. i'm afraid we've got a very strong storm system is bringing heavy rain from west to east across central parts of europe. the heavy rain caused the flooding in hamburg and disruption. and the risk is still there. that wet and windy weather pulling its way from the north of the u. k. with a warning salt for heavy rain and winds as well as ice and snow for the likes of scotland. it works its way across the low countries with red warning. so the netherlands for potential flooding, pushing into a jeremy, dropping some very heavy rain and snow is expected on the opposite flight k to be a white christmas and pots of switzerland. the winter weather continues to push its way east as we go in to sunday bits and pieces of snow expected in southern areas of russia, scandinavia, seeing that wintery edge as well, a little quiet down in the south of good sunshine, dominating

you is that a boy club call may not let people exercise their rights, the hello that was not in south east asia and thousands of people have to be moved from their homes across the southern island of mens now in the philippines. that's as a tropical storm jello. what made land full. it took the heavy rain and some pretty strong winds towards the north, west, breaks apart as it moves across it, pallor one but still bringing some drenching down pools here and the rain is set to intensify the eastern areas of indo china vietnam seen well in the way of some very heavy showers on wednesday and heavy rain is the story, as we had done on the 2 astray. we've had record rain for a cause, pots of queensland from the remnants of tropical fly cloud. jasper kinds airport had to to be close and crocodiles, we even have retrieved from those flood waters. now the rain has moved away from tens, but it's still affecting northern areas of the tropical coast as we go into wednesday . this is my improving picture here. i'm on the way also showers and storms, but the heavy storms. i'm going to be affecting eastern a

control the the hello the electric to south east asia, and as the monsoon intensifies across the region, so does the heavy rain. you can see it pulling into the malay peninsula with heavy, fully expected places like qual impact as well as moving areas of sumatra and indonesia. on sunday we are expecting flooding from that heavy rain. by the time we get to monday, it's still lingering around for malaysia, some of that rain as well. edging edging into eastern areas of indo china for likes of vietnam on more rain pumping into the philippines to keep moving to areas. on monday, those we had done under rain is the story for eastern areas of australia, a bit of a drenching coming in for christmas here to the se, showers and storms intensifying for new south wales. pushing up into queensland as we go into some data sets to rumble that way. further east i'm pushed on for the south west and when the conditions cooling things down on monday. but the west and central areas continue to so you can see those temperatures pushing right top, $36.00 degrees celsius. that's a present for past as we go in

middle slow, the punches, way out towards the south china sea, discussing savage because much of south east asia and find yourselves cle, southern positive india and also interest lanka. still some very heavy rain. always one is in full and to southern parts of india slowly easing, but there never the less in the 19 fifties and sixties african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim the cultural heritage, 6000 bodies and storage unit. yes, it's very hard. a documentary series reveals how you repeat in countries, refused their request, and even exhibited human remains and then the savings restitution for custodian episode to which on our juicy era israel prime minister and say the war on guys that will continue this fight. growing younger over these really armies of sweet captives this on these are demanding the document to, to ensure those house by how much we lose. so can a d, o b agree to freedom and secure a neutral this is inside the .

time being, of course, the good parts of indo china, a good rationale, is there because much of south east asia rest pay usual. what have you as will be around them, a light peninsula, them to a sinatra west? impossible. any. i've also seen some lobby showers from time to time lobby shelves to still affecting the mold, a supplement areas of india pushing across into sort lanka, much of in the 70, up into buckets. not as long as you try because folk one is the force of the northeast of india and the northern plains around 3 quarters of sub saharan africa. this cultural heritage is on display in west and museums didn't happen overnight. we were rob color time the as deposition reveals how europe and colonization, religious tens of thousands of on the effects of the young people struggle to reclaim restitution. africa stolen episode one. 0 no, just the era is ralph unrelenting devastation of going on so, but any horses still think that is dash us, we'd always be un security council says fine motion again to start, criticizing israel early as a styling to protect lots of civilians. human rights gro

distinctive white stripes and the fact that it is native to tropical and subtropical areas of south—east asia parts of the country could become idealfor these bloodsucking insects to establish themselves here and start spreading diseases such as dengue, zika and chikungunya. although generally not deadly, they can cause severe illness. if these mosquitoes become established in the uk, there will be a set of actions that we will take with local authorities to try and prevent their growth in our environment. so, there are interventions that we can take to modify the environment, to reduce the risk from those mosquitoes. and that will also potentially include advice to people in their home, particularly in terms of how we store and manage water, for example, in our gardens and outdoors. the mosquitoes have already been responsible for local outbreaks of dengue fever in france in recent years. scientists now predict london could see regular infections by 2060. it is the uk hsa's job to look out for and protect us against these kinds of threats. it also warns of a rise in heat—related deaths and f

so it's just people for south east asia will receive the war to physically show that the americans are building in their etc, as the an off on support which comes from the united states. tours is an idea as far as the new people, southeast asia. i mean, they're doing their best to support the finest unions to or at least to the east, the vision. and they are desperate on monday. see how the mary phones and the western alliance is open and is supporting the muscular, or for most themes by use of a go over to american. now, when more than 60 people have been arrested as a protest in the us, a capital calling for sci fi and gaza, as well as the money, the us, a israel is dropped. the the crowd scott to children sees across the floor to symbolize palestinian civilian deaths after they enter the building. disguised as forest demonstrates a shouted slogans and held by his demanding congress dropped biden's lodge. a package that includes money on workers, the israel, most of the 1st time capitol hill has been gripped by protests, relates to the gospel, but can also, but demonstrates as most o

and 8 of palestine kicks off in costa, the handler that was not in south east asia and adverse weather conditions are expected to sweep into central areas of vietnam as we go sunday into monday, we're talking very heavy rain as well as some thunder storms and strong winds that could spock a tornado. now as we go into monday, those conditions do eas. instead we'll see the heavy rains starting to pull across the philippines with very strong winds, with talking. possibly a gust of a 100 kilometers per hour for places like these on the told me about. heavy rain is more of that to come to the north east of australia. that's thanks to the remnants of the tropical cycling, just by continuing to plague queensland. so cons seeing some of that very heavy rain on sunday, but across the rest of the country, it is looking fairly dry and very hot. we've got a heat wave warnings out. and with that, of course the risk all the wild fires. but you can see some rain creasing across the bike that's going to roll into places like victoria as well as tasmania as we go into monday. but temperature is continu

sense of dress, the commission, the the, has, the monsoon range of picked up across parts of south east asia. we're going to see more of that, whether dominating the malay, pending shaquana loan, seeing those thunderstorms that through the weekend what to weather as well, lingering around for western areas of indonesia. now it has been launch the dry across large areas of indo china. then you can see the yellow peaks strong, some very heavy rain is going to pull into vietnam, the winds picking up as well on sunday, and something of a circulation out to the east of the philippines. that'll bring more in the way of wet and when do weather through the weekend and into next week. now, heavy rain is the story. as we move down south to australia, that's thanks to form a tropical fight clone just but well, it's very heavy rain to ne, in pots of astray a queens and 10. so half a meter of rain in just 24 hours. notice set to continue to be wet through the we can also see some what that went to weather picking up in the very south. that's as little area of low pressure pulls its way across the bike, k

time being, of course, the good parts of indo china, a good russia showers there because much of south east asia rest pay usual heavy as will be around them. a light peninsula. them to a sinatra west. impossible. any. i've also seen some lobby showers from time to time lobby shelves to still affecting the mold, a supplement areas of india pushing across into sort lanka, much of in the standing up into buckets. not as long as you try because folk, what is the force of the northeast of india and the northern plains, the i'm, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes, with tips of global nickel reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential, committed to being fine, mental protection, enhancing investments, alignment digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the on the be watching on to 0 me it is of a thrown window. a reminder of our top stories. the sour rescue change of bodies from under the rumble of israel continues of

the city in the meanwhile, in the south east asia nation of malaysia protest as have also gather outside the us embassy to speak out against israel's invasion of gauze. the devastation has been on the way for several days. the crowds gathered to voice the simple for upon us in independence and to develop, give us a full for the is really bombardments of gaza. we heard from a legal experts. you said that malaysia is a strong, simple to find. a protest is from a strict to generate some kind of time. they already said that they want to turn about 6 days blockage into a dairy team and practice time, which is just a bunch of times 200 meters from the u. s embassy in calling for a actually a r d already see that you like to come there? yeah, it's possible to the embassy and so each the area, however, the police at this moment a controlled area and did not move. there are still 200 meters away from the embassy for so long, malicious sending various problem with this time. and when this more happen is really hurts, majority most name and also known as the memory care for both love and the human

the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the, the, the, i really thought that we were going to die. i crawled all the way to the right and then i hid behind the even board and this is how people continue to stick with the system. basically we want to make sure that certain dangerous for regular civilians should be in the hands of those people who are in st. paul, take know where the sometimes it is impossible to behold nature and not just the mesmerised by the beauty that our world has to offer and share with waterfalls and glaciers and well for seen beauty around every corner. this feeling is ever present. this is the republic i'm here with the city of columbia. the israel says is mistaking the killed 3 hostages, held by hamas and in gauze, off the wrongly identifying those individuals as a threat or the admits that it's both of these are full. so for the evidence to incriminate russia in a devastating 2010 plane crash, killed polish president at the time. it said that on male, in building 20 percent of the ballots were ri

get into choose date, down to 22, with shall re, outlook and heavy. rain is a story for much of south east asia. we've got a heightened one soon. and that's going to bring some very heavy rain once again to the malay peninsula, monday through tuesday. the weather brought to you by visit costume. president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for, i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. the hundreds more killed in dallas since friday is un security council vote for more aides. what practical impacts will the resolution have and how can a get through 2300000 people living under constant attack among destroyed infrastructure in a live bottle zone. this is inside story, the .

you may remember that 23 thai hostages were released last month. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathanheld with three young israeli men who were mistakenly shot dead by the israel defense force last week. he's been giving a picture of what their captivity was like. giving thanks for his escape. he's one of 23 thai hostages released by hamas last month. he was held in tunnels under gaza for 51 days, after being captured where hundreds of others, including most of his fellow thai farm workers, were killed. translation: i crouched down like this and shouted, _ "thailand, thailand, thailand", but he kept beating me. all i could do was keep my face down. another guy trampled on me, i crawled under the bed to hide. i was about to text my wife to say i was being taken but then, they dragged me out by my leg. then began his long ordeal underground. made worse by the fact that he speaks no english and couldn't understand his captors or his fellow hostages. translation: during the first i two weeks, i was like a madman, there was no—one to talk to. to be honest, i started talking to myself. i di