so the storm southern china will also extend into south east china and food in providence. but the pain is really point into your once again for gwen g province were just the other day there was flooding there, tropical storm, passing just to the east of japan's main island of honshu. so a lot of rain coming for the pacific coast, including tokyo, adapt day on friday sale. the he says he went to go to and syria, to provide a 27 year old accident as to how kids survey testing was seen as i'm doing side with nose in the eyes of his government. with my citizenship was level, i was surprised in the 1st part of the ceiling. we found the restoril either push the shape worker because he confronts the news, the piece, citizenship verification. i only want my citizenship fact if i'm proven in a sense, i don't want to wait on the cali state list in syria. on a tuesday era. he has a new prime minister, gary condo is chosen to turn the country around of games control, most of the capital and violence has killed him and just thousands. so con condo, bring the stability hate to nice. thi

so the storm southern china will also extend into south east china and food in providence. but the pain is really important into your once again for gwen g province were just the other day. there was flooding there, tropical storm, passing just to the east of japan's main island of honshu. so a lot of rain coming for the pacific coast, including tokyo, adapt a on friday sale. the ok foundation is deliberate, over $300000000.00 will suffice. emboldened $75.00 countries around the world, 100 percent of set on an emergency donation spence on projects. and we ensure beneficiaries come 1st of a 300 on luis, haven't had gone so through the rustic crossings in recent months. our most of these bless and the bless i'm we all turning your donations into direct delivery in the shortest possible time donates with confidence the to watching. i'll just hear a reminder on top stories. now. this time for us president donald trump has been convicted on 34 felony charges and he's so cold hush money trying. it makes him the 1st american present to be convicted of a criminal offense. he faces

so the storm southern china will also extend into south east china and food in providence. but to rain is really point in here. once again for glen g province were just the other day there was flooding there, tropical storm, passing just to the east of japan's main island of honshu. so a lot of rain coming for the pacific coast, including tokyo, adapt a on friday sale. now let me tell you about the cold results, the 1st of its kind in west africa, we were surrounded by a wild life. from the moment we entered a coupon, occupied right now able to practice what the mission the user slowly elected very close like common, he sits on within large tears. faced with a look in my privacy. now thinks royal, i can also visit somebody valley equal, resorted in gun and the the come back. a recap of the main stories are following now and is there any forces of attacked him now? the school for displace people in giovanni, a refugee camp in northern garza, the army is withdrawn from some areas. is it struggles to gain full military control of the area? meanwhile, is really forces of also k

>> security issues in the east china sea and south china sea will be in focus because korea and japan and u.s. strengthening mechanism and holding joint drills in the east china sea where there was a territorial dispute over the islands and taiwan also in focus because we saw japan's sent to its largest ever delegation to attend the inauguration of the president one day beijing very angered by that we saw those huge military drills over taiwan yesterday and a north korea the perennial issue for south korea the nuclear missile program and allegations of weapons grade exchange with moscow that both moscow and pyongyang have denied but you believe korea japan will be pushing. [indiscernible] haidi: some say the summit would be a turning point for the full restoration of three way

people's liberation army, chinese coast guard, and their maritime militias throughout the south and east china seas. as beijing, they look to exert their excessive legal and revisionist maritime claims. beijing says us sales of arms to tie one undermine chinese territorial integrity. to washington's ministry exercises in the south china sea regional stability. the tensions have prompted concerns about global supply chains. the island is a technology hub and major producer of semi conductor chips. a crucial component in a range of products from calls to mobile phones and target these companies, such as apple supply of fox cone, have a major presence on the mainland. any confrontation between the superpowers over the island could disrupt flavin economy image and came out to 0. the inside story, the let's bring in august now in taipei is a thing you chain who is an assistant professor of political science. it's through challenge university in beijing. victor down is vice president of the center for china and globalization, a leading a chinese think tank and didn't talk here to me. he goes kind of

of the philippines for an end markets junior, has accused china of the legal action in the south china sea. east spoke at a regional defense summit in singapore, on friday confrontations between the philippines and china in the contested waters, the confrontations escalate. in the last year, several people including a police officer, had been injured and a knife attack and the german city of bun, hiv members of a far right group say that they were targeted police shot and seriously wounded. the alleged attacker, the german chancellor. oh, of shoulds says that violence is unacceptable. in a box with a german government has authorized you crazy use weapons supplied by berlin to strike some military targets inside russia. but only in defense of the eastern part seem to reach it. but this move marketing shifting policy in the follows us president biden's decision to allow ukraine to use. american weapons destroyed certain targets on russian soil, loose or restrictions are intended to help ukraine push back rushes, latest advances. i ask marine, i'm a role in from the worst studies department at king

in ukraine, but now everyone is trying to transfer such such a theater to asia, to the south of china, to the eastone might say, but as representatives, representative, chairmen have repeatedly noted kadimpiya and russian president vladimir putin, our diplomats, relations between russia. and china are not a military-political alliance and this is a form of cooperation such that our interactions are not bloc and confrontational in nature and not directed against third countries, and here i think that we, china and russia, advocate cooperation with all countries and... but, of course, here it is necessary on the principle of mutual respect and respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, and as the chairman, chairman xi noted in his global security initiative, here we must firstly, we must protect the principles the united nations and... and these are our starting points, and during a recent trip to europe, the russian representative noted today’s joint press conference with vladimir putin, he also once again emphasized that china has repeatedly stated its position on the ukrainian crisis , ch

part of then marcus junior has accuse china of the legal actions in the south china sea. east spoke at the opening of a regional defense summit in single port confrontations between the philippines and china. in the south china sea have escalated in the last year. several people, including a police officer, had been injured and a nice attack, and the german city of mount hyde. the attack was wide streamed online, and it shows a man attacking a far right anti islam group, police shot and seriously wounded. the alleged attack of the the german government has authorized ukraine to use weapons supplied by berlin to strike some military targets inside russia. but only in defense of the eastern harkey. free of the mood marks a shifting policy, and it follows us president biden's decision to allow ukraine to use american weapons to strike certain targets on russian soil. the loose or restrictions are intended to help ukraine pushed back russia's latest advances. on friday, native foreign ministers gathered in prague to discuss their continuing support for t even how ukraine can win t

and they said that any solution to disputes in the south and east china seas must be anchored in international law. and they also urge countries to reject what it describes as big, misguided narratives um on just maritime claims. that was very clearly a reference to china. beijing has been increasingly confrontational, was going to pains, particularly as manila has strengthened its alliance with the washington and the monks, it will of further up to china. present mouth cause said here and think about that . the presence of the us in the region is crucial to regional peace and stability. china is determining influence over the security situation in economic evolution of this region is a permanent fact. at the same time, the stabilizing presence of the united states is crucial to regional peaks. it's never a choice. most countries are important, of the continued stability of this region requires china in the united states to manage that rivalry in a responsible manner. separately, us from china met on the sidelines of the summit. it was the 1st time that the defense chief of the 2 countries had

>> is not just north korea, security issues in the east china sea and south china sea will be in focusin, korea, the pen and the u.s. have been strengthening the security mechanisms and holding joint drills in the east china sea. taiwan also in focus because japan just said -- senate's largest delegation yet to the inauguration ceremony of the president on monday. beijing obviously very angered by that, and then north korea is a perennial issue with its nuclear missile program. and now allegations of eight weapons for eight exchange with moscow that both pyongyang and moscow have denied. they will be pushing to rein in pyongyang's aggression. haslinda: there's a lot of hope here, that perhaps the summit can be a turning point to fully restore three-way cooperation systems. i'm just wondering how likely is that? >> there is a lot of hope riding on this summit, but also over the last four years, you seem really a lot of things change with korea and japan inching closer toward the u.s.. there has been is almost fundamental shift in the geopolitical dynamics. if you look at the trade numbe

biggest nightmare i worry about is a crisis involving china that escalates, either in the south china sea or east sea, and escalates out of control. i think that might be more likely to lead to a nuclear confrontation actually then russia and ukraine. i think it's quite unlikely that possible. >> what is the most important, the biggest thing you've learned over your 40 years reporting? >> you're aging me. so, it's actually a little counterintuitive. i spent my career covering war and genocide and poverty and disease. >> most difficult things. >> but i've emerged reasonably hopeful about humanity, it's pretty odd to come from covering genocide to feel pretty good, but the truth is that i have seen tremendous progress over that period, and i've also seen that side by side with the worst of humanity you encounter just the very best. it reminds, my optimism, it's not the gui, everything's going to work out fine, but it is a sense that we have the capacity, as humans, to tackle these challenges if we're not paralyzed by despair and gloom. >> do we not do enough talking about celebrating the best of hu

that escalates either in the south china sea or east china sea.than russia and ukraine. i think it is quite unlikely but possible. >> what is the most important? what is the biggest thing you have learned over your 40 years reporting? >> can you believe this? you are aging me! so, it is actually i think a little counter intuitive. i spent my career covering war, genocide, poverty, and disease. >> the most dedifficult things. >> t but i emerged reasonably hopeful about humanity. and eai mean it is pretty odd covering genocide to feel pretty good. but the truth is that i have just seen tremendous progress over that period. and side by side with the worst of humanity, you see the very best. my optimism. it is not gooey oh everything will be fine. but it is the sense that we have the capacity as humans to tackle these challenges. if we are not paralyzed by despair and gloom. >> do we not do enough talking about celebrating the best of humanity? when you think about what we consume every day, it is that mass despair. not the excellence. >> we cover pla

northern china lots is developing feature that will sink its way further south was joining up with another barrier cloud across central, the southern parts of china, making its way further south with an east which as we go through saturday. so big a live you shout was coming through him all the same on sunday, slipping across southern parts of china, causing the flooding issues here with the weather there in to taiwan. and you can see it tons increasingly wet across a good pond to japan by sunday, making his way right across the country by the end of the week can be while some increase the weather coming into indo china. so also some showers into the philippines that should not the head on those very high temperatures that we have seen recently. and one of the shows too, right across the light peninsula, some out just seeing some pretty wet weather as well as also somewhat weather 2 went to west for lanka, bundle dish, and ne of in the us and big and live the showers coming through here. so it's a little more widespread across the end. there was a go through the next couple of days and that will make it a little less hot. the a 100 than 6 kilometers stretched remote and powerless jungle.

coming into the south of the south island, but the temperature will be pushing up for christ. church and temperatures have come down across indo china as we move to south east asia. it does remain rather humid, but those numbers have dropped. you can see the west to whether starting to push its way further south. we are expecting some very heavy falls to start to work their way across the malay peninsula. on friday of the is around the seizure of the profit crossing wilson's and already done a situation for $2300000.00 palestinians in garza. the last gateway to the outside world now clause. why is this well defined? the us sort of this and what could the consequences be 4 sides. this is inside story, the .

certainly not africa, something at the middle east of the south china sea.now what he said after a long pause he said europe. at the end of the day they believe funneling money into a stalemate is going to make the world a safer place. and ignore the fact that torrance is completely crumbling because of a lack of american leadership and a military we have allowed to atrophy in terms of recruiting and readiness and technological superiority. all that together you have eight which is a brew all of our adversaries on the march there don't only going to accelerate between now and november they feared donald trump going back into the white house. mark: you painted this a picture and i have painted a picture as well i hope somebody come a president who doesn't tell he loves the country. you don't keep the border open images most powerful military in the face of the earth. if you do not step israel and the fact that you do not fail to support taiwan the way it needs to be supported and ukraine, if you're going to provide them with arms provide them with them on tim

have a scientific advisor in china, which includes china, japan and south korea, and he is based in china. our other scientific advisor is in malaysia, east asia, who is based in malaysia. we have a scientific advisor in schengen , which countries we have the scientific adviser of shamat region, which is located in france, and shamat region, which is located in syria. we have a scientific adviser in the indian subcontinent , we have a scientific adviser in turkey, which is the country of turkey, cyprus and europe eastern is their mission area, and scientific advisers in russia, for example, we did not have scientific advisers in shamat region before , being based in other countries, in the past few years, we also had scientific advisers in those countries. new and with this new mission. it has been defined that there is an academic advisor in shamat. we are currently discussing sending an academic advisor to south africa. we have an advisor to be sent to latin america . i have to serve you i would like to say that one of the goals of the ministry of science is to follow the supreme leader's recommendations in the matter of diplomats. scie

secure in the indo pacific particularly as beijing is increasing aggressive actions in the south and east china sea and using economic coercion to advance its maligned interest. however, we cannot outcompete aging -- beijing diplomatically or economically if we are not willing to make serious investments in our diplomatic and development tools. that brings me to the reason you are here today, esther secretary. complex challenges we face and start contrast to the america first isolationism of many of my colleagues across the aisle who continue pushing for drew county and cuts to the state department's budget. all the talk we hear from republican colleagues about the need to outcompete china, they seem unwilling to make the requisite investments into our state foreign operations and related programs. the budget that needs and meets the moment. i conclude with this, our diplomatic and development personnel in the state department need congress to do its job and authorize a budget that makes investment commiserate to their needs and modernize the state department to meet the challenges of the 21st

where we've had eight coups and pulling out of embassies, certainly not the middle east, certainly not the south china sea. where? point to me one place. he said europe, europe was safer with world war iii on europe's doorstep. it was mind-blowing. maria: what about the u.s.? are we safer today? >> exactly. 300 people on the terrorist watch list according to biden's own fbi director, chris wray, it's unbelievable. maria: congressman, thank you. we'll be watching your work. congressman michael waltz joining us this morning. stay with us. we'll be right back. maria: welcome back. new york congresswoman elise stefanik demanding another probe of former michael cohen. cheryl casone with the details. >> she is asking the just is the department to investigate cohen for allegations of perjury before congress. >> democrats corrupt and desperate witch hunts against president trump must come to an end. this is blatant election interference and the american people know it. that's why today i filed an official complaint with the department of justice office of professional responsibility on joe biden's special cou

east and, and, and the western alliance. so to say, do you think south africa should cause it more to ally with wisdom, power, east impalas, excuse me, like china and russia, as opposed to the west? look at the is the ticket most pulls up what, you know, our poster there. but also, even though, as they've invested, i don't know if we ever saw some of that sort of a lot of the export, the imports trade agreements, mostly with the wife. no, i'm saying that the only thing that the one, the one from one of these countries i don't want to be seated. but the one that ended up at the end of the stuff. and what did she want? anyone who's a d. i those kind of agree is that the post of the isn't rated to us is sort of to go to bed. do i put that there is some polling suggesting that you'll parties the amc for the 1st time might struggle at to, to, to, to win a majority in this election? the fact that, that's even part of the conversation isn't that a daunting prospect. we've never been on the take like be fully equipped. the ends is more of that tech than ever now. now i think that we've got quotes and ended up at the end so you can take, it's easy to be

rushes invasion of ukraine escalate and geo political tensions in the middle east on china's military build up in the south china sea. the world is now facing a period of increasing stability nations right across the globe of boosting. pet defenses, ministry spending reached a normal time high of $92.00 trillion dollars last year and the stop. com, international peace research institute, that cit pre says for the 1st time in 15 years, the increase is spread right across all 5 geographical regions. so let's take a look at, at the top 5 spend as respectively with the us, china, russia, india, and saudi arabia. now china, based in spending on its ministry for the 29th straight. yeah. raising it to an estimate to $296000000000.00 ratings, military build up and worsening tensions in the region. also have prompted his neighbors to dedicate more funds to the military's, and then at least sold the highest correct rates in a decade with saudi arabia. its top spend, the kingdom is followed by israel, which is increase 6 expenditure to $27.00 and a half $1000000000.00 for spending surge, mainly driven by israel's wor

east and, and, and the west and alliance. so to say, do you think south africa should cause it more to ally with wisdom, power, east impalas, excuse me, like china and russia as opposed to the west? look at the is the ticket most pulls up within the, our poster there, but also in the west. i mean most that i don't know if we ever saw some of the sort of a lot of explore the, the parts please. i agreements i most do with the wife. no. i'm saying that the only thing that the one the one from one of these countries i don't want to be seated. but one day at the end of the stuff. and what did she want? anyone who's a d, i those kind of agree, is it a post of the is the rated to us is set up for the 2 bedroom. there is some polling suggesting that your pots eats the amc for the 1st time. might struggle at 2 suits when a majority in the selection, the fact that that's even part of the conversation isn't that a daunting prospect. we've never been on that take like before the eclipse is going to take them ever now. now i think that we kept close and on the day and see if it can take it's eastern able to time to think about take it kind of thought, stalle

secure in the indo pacific particularly as beijing is increasing aggressive actions in the south and east china sea and using economic coercion to advance its maligned interest. however, we cannot outcompete aging -- beijing diplomatically or economically if we are not willing to make serious investments in our diplomatic and development tools. that brings me to the reason you are here today, esther secretary. complex challenges we face and start contrast to the america first isolationism of many of my colleagues across the aisle who continue pushing for drew county and cuts to the state department's budget. all the talk we hear from republican colleagues about the need to outcompete china, they seem unwilling to make the requisite investments into our state foreign operations and related programs. the budget that needs and meets the moment. i conclude with this, our diplomatic and development personnel in the state department need congress to do its job and authorize a budget that makes investment commiserate to their needs and modernize the state department to meet the challenges of the 21st

south—east asian country will be closely watched. it falls under a us initiative touted as an alternative to china's belt and road. adviser to us presidentjoe biden on energy and investment, laid out america's priorities for the summit. this is the largest it has been and the highest level. and i am here representing president biden because the importance of the indo—pacific for the us economy, for the global economy in general but specifically the growth of the us as we focus on supply chains and strengthening our economic relationships with countries in this region and chief among them, the conference in manila, where president bidenjust met with trilateral meetings with the white house with other prime ministers. we are here to follow up on that to make sure that we can have those investments under way as quickly as possible and to see how we can connect american businesses together with the indo—pacific here in manila. how are you getting on with that? the economic corridor announced last month, any development there? we are very excited about this corridor and what this means is you try to look at how do we p

south island. the temperature will be pushing up for christ church and temperatures have come down across indo china as we move to south east asia. it does remain rather humid, but those numbers have dropped into that west to whether starting to push its way for the south. we are expecting some very heavy falls to start to work their way across the malay peninsula. on friday. the, the latest news as it breaks online banking apps rely on vaccine center. but of those states are experiencing an intimate blackout with detailed coverage. the majority of the front runners and these elections have either been questioned for or have already been convicted in corruption scheme from around the world. this is the asian highlight for think, talk correct me or what is an area that the s i c hit being pushed as of a 106 kilometers, stretch of remote and powerless jungle. only land route to south america for migrants. city, the size of the united states a voyage, but for some is their loss. none the less for comp, this families, it's a risk they are willing to take full lines in the box on this. i'm forgiving journey to tell the story of

see some of the cloud into southern most parts of china, but wherever your cloud into northern pos and that will think it's way for the south. what's in east with try to get increasingly shari. down towards beijing, wax, a weather coming in across southern areas of china and gathering as we go through fast. i pushing a bit towards the east trying to see the yellow sea that'll bring some right into the gray peninsula. like the nice of that dry, i'm fine weather then for japan because the 2nd half of the weekend you know what's coming your way here. we have got a lot of showers into in that china now that's been breaking the heat cost with that kind of temperature that we have been seeing recently they shows are looking pretty lively. some will break down, pulls that into thailand's good scattering this as again, of helping to break the heat in the philippines. so that was that for malaysia and indonesia and some really wet weather the to northern past of some monstrous and pretty wet weather to when to up on the dash to fall northeast of india. again, heat breaking stuff, this is scattering the showers something positive in the what's the w

you look at the south china sea and it's become a lake for the chinese navy. they are trying to do the same thing in the east what should the u.s. do about this? you describe the overall approach to china as this, an echo of what the u.s. did to the soviet union. patiently practicing deterrence and waiting out the inevitable economically driven decline. >> we believe we have all the strengths and china is weak. it's economy is in stagnation. it is contained. china looks out at the world. it sees korea, japan, taiwan and the philippines, surrounded by military bases, u.s. allies. it's navy is not able to get out to the broader pacific without going through the chokepoints. >> there are some people who are worried the u.s. is not dong enough militarily and china would be able to practice the denial of u.s. ships in the territory that it claims as its own. >> that's right. even though we are stronger on paper, on spreadsheets, spreadsheets don't go to war. context matters and there's no question we could defeat the chinese military easily in the atlantic, but that is not the case. we would be fighting in the ea

south asia, central-east asia. time. arseny. i chose option a. central asia, because east asia, as far as i know, is, say, china, japan. are you doing with emulsions? well, i remember that we went through this, but i don’t remember exactly the name, i chose the liquid liquid option, well done, so she still remembers, sonya, she accelerates so much, last time she was quiet and quiet at first , quietly, quietly, only... at the end she began to say, i hope that today is the same very good, let’s do this, i, as a teacher who wants to get you as far as possible for a good grade, we will start with some, say, an a , what subject did you take this in, chemistry, very good, beginning, the beginning is good, what is the name of the chemistry teacher, alexandra gennadievna, great, this is already a six, and now all that remains is to figure it out, well, i think this is option c, i actually know for sure that this is not option b. liquid-gaseous, i had doubts between a and c, and in general i thought that we already had many options a, so i already chose c. oh, what, and you’re still an extra, it turns out that we, well, that is,

and then we go this next system to spinning house of the fall south of but china was going to continue making just waste the north with an east woods coming in behind. we have back, we'll pay a tie food tie. so you know, we are making its way away from the philippines side. some really heavy rain coming into a good pot to japan. 3 choose a lot. it's a close flash flooding that 100 like $150.00 millimeters to fight on more for somebody will move for psychiatry. when this type writes us cause come back in behind fusion. i was into the north of china, few showers down towards the fall stuff, but nothing too much to speak of. you can see how developing typhoon hits in the process as i said, or pulling away from the philippines, coming in behind, quite a rash of showers, routing and of course, a good pond to the philippines. heavier rain, that for a good pots of borneo. wanted to show something too much to worry about that and to some possible indonesia. and now we have got the remnants of a row. so i tried in the back up and go at still bringing some really big samples into bung with us. moving away from westbank going into the n

south—east asia, taiwan. you have thousands of little businesses all over the place, everybody having a loan of $500 to start a little soymilk business. that is what chinathey are going to state owned enterprises which are wasteful. let's take a look at some other events on the economic calendar this week. later on monday, we'll get a snapshot on how the hong kong economy is performing, with trade figures due for the month of april. the financial hub is trying to restore investor confidence after passing a controversial security law earlier this year. midweek, we'll get the latest trade stats from vietnam. the south—east asian country has been experiencing a political upheaveal following the exit of its president and several senior officials. on friday, we will find out how much taiwan's economy grew in the first quarter. the self—ruled island elected a new leader earlier this year. performing on stage can be a nerve racking experience. the bbc click�*s spencer kelly visited the royal college of music to see how a new performance laboratory is using technology to help artists prepare for the big moment. they are ready for you. good luck. thank you. your

south asia, c - east asia. time! arseny: i i chose option central asia, because east asia, as far as i know, this is acceptable, chinaere, sri lanka, and maybe a couple of examples then . central asia, since we have so much momentum with you, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, perhaps central asia is again a state, which includes kazakhstan, as the largest, what is tajikistan here. turkmenistan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan. the correct answer to our question is option a. central asia. fifth question: emulsion: a heterogeneous mixture of several immiscible components. in what state of aggregation are the components of the emulsion? a - liquid solid, b. liquid gaseous, liquid liquid. time. sofia, how are you doing with emulsions? well, i remember that we went through this, but i don’t remember exactly the name, i chose the liquid liquid option, well done, that means he still remembers, she accelerates like that, last time she was at first quietly, quietly, quietly, only at the end i started to say, i hope that today is the same, let's do it this way, i'm like a teacher who wants to. what is the name of the chemistry teache

world, regardless of whether it’s west or east, north or south, the russian avant-garde is the focus, of course, of tremendous interest, and now we, together with chinaegun to work on creating a whole network of virtual branches of the russian museum. in the main program, the best museum in the country, which stores russian national art, for example, the kremlin museum, they have been working with chinese colleagues for a long time, the theme of the exhibition at the national museum of the celestial empire will be for spectators, that is, interesting to absolutely everyone. russian feast from the royal feast to the government reception. a story about the traditions of russia in the field of culinary art in the 16th-2nd centuries, objects for serving the royal tables. there will be masterpieces from the factory of the grachev brothers, pavel ovchinnikov and of course faberge. but if we talk about cultural institutions, which are on. have been working for decades. with china, then in first place is the st. petersburg academy of arts, there are now about 400 students from china studying here, they really appreciate the russian academic school, in three

then we go this next system to spinning house of the fall south of but china, i was going to continue making his way further north with an east woods coming in behind. we have back, we'll pay a tie food costs, you know, we are making its way away from the philippines side. some really heavy rain coming into a good pot to japan. 3, choose a lot. it's a close flash flooding that 100 like 150 millimeters, divide on more for some it will move for as it go through. why this type right is cause come back in behind fusion. i was into the north of china, few showers down towards the fall stuff, but nothing too much to speak of. you can see how developing tie food hits in the process as i said, or pulling away from the philippines, coming in behind, quite a rash of showers. riley going across a good pond to the philippines. heavier writing that for good pots of borneo. one to 2 shouts, nothing too much to worry about the southern possible indonesia. and now we have got the remnants of a roadside tightened the pipe and go out still bringing some live examples into bung with ash moving away from westbank going into the northeast of indi

south. i noticed by saturday that went to weather will push this way up towards east in china shanghai too. and he gave me some rather wet weather at times because a little bit of work whether to went to vietnam in so well allow. so scattering yourself to southern parts of the philippines and right, it's more about the heat to the north of that and across the humidity garage. the showers, meanwhile, across malaysia, middle dr. apple, indonesia. i'm pleased to say it is dry. it's still pretty hot across a good part of india, one away what, whether it was an old face unless hawks for bangladesh, the, the unique perspective. why is it the doctors don't get to have a saying any of the medical workforce has been so and devalued by the british government for such a long time on hub voices? tick tock has been a place for organizing politically, for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. why is our government taking us toward, on the basis of live we the public has to get out there and do something abou

east asian. we've seen some very settled and sunny weather conditions dominating for japan as well as the korean peninsula and large areas of china, especially down in the south where we saw that devastating funding. but the bad news is, is that we are going to see more wet weather starting to push its way east on saturday. so pace is like one g as well as glenn don't expecting to see that heavy rain once again saturday into sunday. some heavy rain as well will start to edge its way into southern parts of japan. can you show and hon. shoot, seeing west of that on sunday, but much t y a and fine up in the north. and the green financial that manages to cling onto that settled weather with sunshine on sunday. beijing still seeing the big is a sit very high temperature wise. it's a similar story for shanghai with plenty of sunshine and high temperatures. all the story for south asia also got some very what, whether the pre monsoon range floating heaviest in carola, we've got amber warning, thoughtful possible strong winds as well as thunder storms. here tell me will not do as well and she will anchor, but the north is that it is a very hot story. we'll see the te

south asia, central-east asia. time! blue i chose the option and central asia, because east asia, as far as i know, this is, for example, chinaand maybe a couple of examples then central asia, since we’ve gotten along so well with you, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, perhaps central asia is five states, including kazakhstan as the largest. what is here, here is tajikistan, turkmenistan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan. the correct answer to our question is option a: central asia. fifth question: an emulsion is a heterogeneous mixture of several immiscible components. in what state of aggregation are the components of the emulsion? a, liquid solid, b - liquid gaseous, c - liquid liquid. time. sofia, how are you? emulsions? well, i remember that we went through this, but i don’t remember exactly the name, i chose the option liquid, liquid, well done, so he still remembers. sonya, she accelerates so quickly, last time she was at first quietly, quietly, quietly, only at the end she began to speak, i hope that today is the same, let’s do this, who wants to get you as far as possible to a good grade, we will start with some, let's say,

in the south of the far east, the mood in the atmosphere is cloudy. the central regions of mongolia and northern chinaes of which small cyclonic eddies periodically swirl. one of them will look into the amur region tomorrow, the weather will be cloudy, there will be light rain in places, the other has already crossed the sea of ​​okhotsk, the kuril ridge will tomorrow enter the open ocean south of kamchatka. in petropavlovsk there is wet snow and no higher than five degrees celsius. there is an area of ​​high pressure in the center of eastern siberia, so most of the region will experience no precipitation. light rain will occur along the southern periphery of the anticyclone in the irkutsk region. but the further west you go, the more clouds there are. epicenter of bad weather in the urals. bad weather will affect these too. menskaya region, in yekaterinburg and perm no higher than five degrees above zero. cold air penetrates into the south of european territory. in rostov-on-don in astrakhan it is no longer higher than 16°. on the coast there are occasional rains and thunderstorms, very strong winds.

china and russia normallyjoin together in their votes at the un security council. but at the same time, they are trying to curry the favour of nonaligned countries — countries in africa, latin america, south—eastessen the impact and the influence of the united states. so china, for instance, is offering just huge amounts of foreign aid, foreign assistance to developing countries, trying to developing countries, trying to developing countries, trying to develop stronger diplomatic and cultural ties with these countries, and trying to pull these countries away from america and the west. indeed. we are seeing that in particular in the global south, aren't we? and, ambassador, you served as ambassador to china between 2011 and 2014. and it's worth saying, you know, that was a different time in china's ascent but also in china's relationship to the us. do you think that us failed to anticipate the rival that xi jinping and china would become, and is now? jinping and china would become, and is now?— and is now? well, i think a lot of peeple _ and is now? well, i think a lot of peeple have _ and is now? well, i think a lot of people have been - of people have been disappointed this the way that xijin

east. new equipment was delivered to novorossiysk from china; it will be installed in the largest container terminal in the southaulic the crane, made with the latest technology, is designed for loading and unloading ships. it is capable of lifting up to 50 tons several tens of meters. now specialists are checking the unit. once launched, the new machine will significantly increase the terminal's capacity. this tap is responsible. all the most modern requirements for reloading equipment will allow us to both increase the speed and quality of service provided by our client, and the safety of work for our employees. container nout terminal is the leader in container transshipment on the black sea. today we are significantly increasing the processing capacity at the new container terminal. let me remind you that this is the largest terminal in the south of russia, one of the largest in the country. the capacity of the terminal today will already be 800,000 twenty-foot equivalent containers, already with an increase in the warehouse area, i think by increasing the shipping front, which we will do in literally 2 year