the official line out of china has said that the south of china resurgence of covid-19 cases had not yet led to a pronounced impact on foreign trade. what do you make of that statement, is that just a pr spin? >> to be honest there are different regions in china and each of reacting differently. i have not seen the statement,. the pandemic is here for good. the shipping sector has been tired. vaccination is going really slow. we have to take a holistic approach, postpone decisions. we have to take action today in order to prove resilience. because if we don't, we're are going to suffer long-term, a lot of costs and delays, which i'm sure the customers are not willing to pay. host: can you elaborate a little more? you referred to the holistic approach. what do you mean? ? exactly by that >> should try to establish connections between the maritime sector. talk to the ports about how they can enter data. talking about digitalization of shipping, they are lagging behind. in order to apply a holistic approach, we are living in 2021. everybody wants to know exactly where the cargo is. ever

of china recently can see of the my, you front, the, the plumb ranging. see how that wet weather when it extends all the way across into the south west of china. and this seems to our province where we have see many, many days of very heavy rain. around 21 rivers. there have burst the bank. so we are going to see further problems as we go on through the next few days, a same line of cloud of rain coming right out to eastern parts of china just to the south of shanghai. shanghai will be in the dry as we go on through the next couple days and that draw where the pushing right up into beijing. some show us there into our north korea. want to shout into northern parts of japan. not too much wet weather in the forecast. here having said that, follow that line of cloud and rain back the plum rains all the way back into southern areas of china. weather to the south of that. certainly hot, just around the much of indo china burning heat. continuing here, we'll see visual showers there because much of south east asia with the usual heat of the day downpours, heavy down post continue across the northeast and parts of india up into the pool. further floo

this is_ ownership of the south china sea. this is a _ ownership of the south china sea. half the size — this is a vast body of water, half the size of— this is a vast body of water, half the size of the continental united states _ the size of the continental united states. china claims that essentially in its entirety. were the west — essentially in its entirety. were the west to acquiesce to this preposterous claim, over time it would _ preposterous claim, over time it would undermine the entire system of sovereign. _ would undermine the entire system of sovereign, orderly ownership of appropriate amounts under the law of the sea _ appropriate amounts under the law of the sea treaty. with the china bullying — the sea treaty. with the china bullying many of the neighbours, vietnam, — bullying many of the neighbours, vietnam, the philippines, india in the himalayas. china is pushing the international system and third and finally— international system and third and finally china is aligning itself with— finally china is aligning itself with russia, another significant autho

now the official line out of china by the chinese commerce ministry spokesman has said that's going dawn . of course in the south of china, the resurgence of cobra. 1900 cases yet, hadn't yet yet led to a pronounced impact on foreign trade. what do you make of that statement? is that just a p r spin? to be honest, you know, there's, there's different regions in china and each of them, they're kind of reacting differently. so i can't really comment because i haven't seen the statement, but what i would say is, but you know, it's like, and they make is here. and here for good as it seems, and as you said earlier on, is like crew in the shipping sector has been tires because it was difficult to make changes, you know, with the current situation. vaccination is going really slow with the crew over there in sipping. so we really have to take a holistic approach and we shouldn't really and you know, postpone the decisions or say, or that someone else problem and not mine. we really have to take actions today in order to prove resilience in the, in the logistic sector. because if we don't do that, we're going to suffer

of more than 6 percent a year. he challenged china's territorial claims in the south china sea filing, a case of the international criminal court at the hate and winning. the major ruling declared, most of china's claim invalid. the victory was seen as unprecedented members, but a keenest presidency wasn't without contractors. the full pins was battered by severe natural disasters in 2013, but he was mostly impatient with criticism, specially with his government slow response in dealing with ty phone, how young one of the strongest storms on record. 2 years later, a botched operation to capture a fugitive muslim fighter killed more than 60 people, including 4 to 4 police officers and 5 civilians, turning the armed encounter into aquinos biggest political crisis. he leaves behind a mixed legacy, but said all he ever wanted was to be remembered. some one who was given the honor to serve the people. and he gave his best. while stella had here on al jazeera or on the front line of the battle to win hearts and minds, and northern iraq, security forces tries to route out the remaining eiffel faces. and the world health organiza

tropical storm champion, heading north to join seasonal rains, a ragged band that goes back to the south of chinagiving hong kong a wet time. that is drying up now. there are a good number of thunderstorms forecast in the yangtze and back to japan. the storms will come together, producing a wet sunday. but on saturday, the focus probably is in china, where the environment might be particularly wet. ♪ >> with a bang, energy and change came to every part of our universe. it continues. ♪ >> change is all around us. shaped by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ♪ ♪ ♪ barbara: welcome back. here is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. a canadian first nations group says it has found more than 600 unmarked graves at the sight of a former residential school for indigenous children. the catholic school ran the school in saskatchewan province between 1899 and 1997. nearly 100 people are unaccounted for after an apartment block collapsed in the u.s. state of florida. at least one person has died and 30 have been rescued. the if the ob military has denied i

the far south of china joining up with a shower that we have across south east asia. so some lobby show was a possibility from time, from time to time, the across the philippines, the heat of the day showers continued through much of malaysia and also into indonesia. i mean got some live showers longer spouse of rain, just moving across north vietnam through indo china heading towards northern part of a me and my joining up with the circulation that we have in the goals and heavy showers, pushing up towards bangladesh. calcutta season, heavy rain all the way up towards behalf more heavy down pools coming in across the western gast receive flooding here recently, and there's more very heavy rain to come to sponsor, cut on airways al jazeera well chose to pirate radio station, radio caroline on 11617 boise, the station radio power line of the english coast has a bigger audience. old baby c network combined and within earshot of israel. the voice of ronald speeches. yeah. there's no propaganda. a force for change or transient movement rebel radio on al jazeera. oh ok. it

want to shower is still in place across the taiwan, the far south of china joining up with the showers that we have across south east asia. so some lobby show is a possibility from time from time to time, the across the philippines, the heat of the day showers continues very much of malaysia and also into indonesia . i'm. we got some live showers long a spouse of rain, just moving across north vietnam through indo china heading towards northern part of a me and mar joining up with a circulation that we have in the back and goals and heavy showers, pushing up towards bangladesh. calcutta see some heavy rain all the way up towards behalf more heavy down pools coming in across the western gas received flooding here recently. and there's more very heavy rain to come. sponsor, cut on airways in the africa capital calling me. i've been fine. i really maternity clinic killing pregnant women need wives and baby one or when he traveled to afghanistan, where he the newborns are targets on al jazeera. ah ah ah ah ah, he wants to algebra reminder of our top stories this on the 3 day g. 7 summit ha

now urban expansion has forced wild elephants to leave their natural home in the south of china is heard as heading north towards the provincial capital of couldn't ming and as katrina you report from your non province conservation say the mammals of wandered hundreds of kilometers and left a trail of destruction. it's not every day, the new non province this week 15 wild elephants, including 3 cars, have tracked more than 400 kilometers north, from their habitat on the border with me unmarked, and are now outside the city of couldn't mean their journey has been monitored by millions of people online, but they haven't been welcomed by all. farmer good. quang was looking up after midnight on wednesday by the elephants forcing their way into his courtyard. he climbed onto his roof safety as they ate his stores of corn parlor. i was so scared, the local guffman warned me to leave, but i didn't expect the elephants could actually break into my house. so i chose to stay at home. it was a mistake, but the damage didn't end there. the elephant also trampled over his rice fields and smashed his

his false, come up with a prescription, which i'm a real concern for china as well as, as a nita, one of those hotspots ready as a south china sea that's getting notice because of the various bits of activity. it's concerning china, as well as a asia pacific neighbors. yes, in recent years, china has been really increasing its activity in the south china sea. it's been increasing the frequency of its exercises and also building up artificial islands. now this is because china considers most of the south china sea, its own territory, something very much disputed by many of its neighbors. now, a u. s. aircraft carrier has just sailed into the south trying to see the u. s. s. ronald reagan and it's being accompanied by a guided missile destroyer and a guided missile cruiser. and it's going to send a very powerful message to china that it cannot just do what it wants in these waters, and that the u. s. will continue to maintain a strong presence in the region, and this is likely to very much aggravate beijing, which considers the south trying to see it sort of backyard, katrina, you in beijing, thanks very much for the upd

in the south of china, there is a herd heading north towards the french capital of cushioning. and as katrina, your reports from united province conservation of say, those mammals of wandered hundreds of kilometers and left a trail of destruction. it not every day that you look out the window and see heard of wild elephants walking down the street. but that was what local food in china, the southern united province this week 15 wild elephants, including 3 carves, had attract more than 400 kilometers north, from their habitat on board with me, and mar, and now outside the city of quinn. mean, their journey has been monitored by millions of people online, but they haven't been welcomed by all. farmer or to clunk was woken up after midnight on wednesday by the elephants forcing their way into his courtyard. he climbed onto his rufus safety as they ate his stores of corn parlor. i was so scared the local guffman warned me to be safe, but i didn't expect the elephants could actually break into my house. so i chose to stay at home. it was a mistake, but the damage didn't end there. t

wanted to shower, still in place across the taiwan, the far south of china joining up with a shower that we have across south east asia. so some lobby show is a possibility from time time to time there. across the philippines, the heat of the day showers continues very much of malaysia and also into indonesia . i've got some live showers long, a spouse of rain just moving across north vietnam through window china, heading towards northern part of me and my joining up with a circulation that we have in the bath and goals and heavy showers, pushing up towards bangladesh. calcutta see some heavy rain all the way up towards behalf more heavy down pools coming in across the western gas received flooding here recently. and there's more very heavy rain to come. sponsor, cut on airways. in february 2021. the crippling storm took down texas his power grid. 4000000 people plunged into darkness with no heating. many died from hypothermia with hundreds suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning as they tried to stay with him any way they could. for lunch investigates where the use of the regulation an

is a pacific, a steady stream of rain toward the south of china steering into taiwan. but we've got our eye on is as we hit toward the pacific, a tropical disturbance. so we'll take this out now until monday, because a few things i wanted to point out. so the 1st, we've got our plum brains falling across the yangtze river valley out toward the east china sea for southern sections of japan. and all of this will be amplified by the tropical disturbance. so, flooding is almost guarantee as we had to work q shoes, chicago, and horseshoe on monday. southeast asia looks like this. we've got some peaks of sun, but also some thunder downpours as we head toward northern sections of sumatra, and also across malaysia on friday. so call them pour a high, 34 for you. but thunderstorms in the forecast. ah, sponsor cut on airways. a face compelling story without uttering a single, the knowing girl can guide a simple informa, the young conventionality of life. witness through the lens of the human eye. if water bias, whitman documentaries on out there. ah ah. you want to go, just remi

so more heavy down port coming in into the far south of china, gone, gone problems, for example, seeing some foundry down pools with some flooding. hong kong looking particularly wet over the next few days. that rain, stretching its way through taiwan out into the open waters. it's sunshine and showers for japan, for the korean peninsula, maybe up towards basing as well. northern parts of china seeing some heavy rain and they showers just gathering around the yellow sea as we go on through the day. still a shower is therefore the current peninsula into japan, still that wet weather into southern parts of china with the risk of further flooding that we have seen flooding rain recently, around ne, in part of india as well. lots of clouds showing up on the satellite, pitcher little pockets of sundry down. pause, now moving a little further inland food up towards would dash up towards the pool. more heavy showers here. shall we continue along the western gas, say the on soon rains. of course, not as intensely happen recently, but they are still there nevertheless, a more heat up towards nor

china now — for an update on a story that's been grabbing attention inside and outside the country. it's all about this wandering herd of chinese elephants — they've travelled a vast distance in the southwith myanmar and laos — where the herd originated. they travelled north, passing through pu'er in china's yunnan province injuly last year. the herd then crossed almost 500km before, last week, reaching a place called jinning. it's on the outskirts of the city of kunming, home to almost 6.5 million people. authorities are desperately trying to prevent them from reacing the city. the herd is being tracked by people on the ground, and by drone. here's one local official. translation: what impressed me most was the instant — translation: what impressed me most was the instant of _ translation: what impressed me most was the instant of the _ translation: what impressed me most was the instant of the boundary - translation: what impressed me most was the instant of the boundary of - was the instant of the boundary of the river in the city. it seemed that while elephants were checking the roads and surroundings of the river. howeverthey the roads and surroundings of the river. however they e

maybe has to do with the outbreak in the south of china, some restricted movement, also restricted movementn it comes to the anniversary as well. how much of that is really affecting assets? yousef: we are pointing a little bit higher on some equity futures. for that united states there will be an extension. the gold announced, headed for the biggest monthly drop in more than four years, the stronger dollar is playing into that and investors are weighing in the outlook for monetary policy after the feds slightly hawkish shift. sucks in china are up, u.s. 10 year yields -- not much movement and treasuries. look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and s

we have seen that rolled out and tested in places like the south of china, with some mixed results. said consistently this is not about undermining the u.s. dollar, but we know the u.s. is watching this very closely. emily: obviously all this happening in real time. tom mackenzie with us on a very early morning in beijing. thank you so much for joining us. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." make sure to tune in tomorrow. we're going to be joined by the fcc commissioner. i am emily chang in san francisco. ♪ look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. >> this is bloomberg daybreak: asia. jay powell will play

we have seen that rolled out and tested in places like the south of china, with some mixed results.d consistently this is not about undermining the u.s. dollar, but we know the u.s. is watching this very closely. emily: obviously all this happening in real time. tom mackenzie with us on a very early morning in beijing. thank you so much for joining us. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." make sure to tune in tomorrow. we're going to be joined by the fcc commissioner. i am emily chang in san francisco. ♪ ♪ haidi: a very good morning and welcome to "daybreak australia." we are counting down to asia's major market open. shery: the top stories this hour, fed chair jay powell set to play down inflation risks when he testifies on capitol hill, but some influential voices are urging the central bank to start tightening. haidi: u.s. stocks staging a comeback as

>> i would say first, it is china's extravagant claims of territorial ownership of the south china seais is a vast body of water, half the size of the continent of the united states. china claims it essentially in its entirety. where the west to acquiesce to this preposterous claim, over time it would undermine the entire system of sovereign, orderly ownership of appropriate amounts of oceans. secondly, we see china bullying many of its neighbors. vietnam, the philippines, india. china is pushing the international system. third and finally, china is aligning itself with russia. and other significant authoritarian power. you see the two drawing closer and closer together in ways that we are not part of the cold war. taken together, that ought to concern us in our european allies. katty: it's interesting that three years ago china did not even feature in the nato communique, here it is as a strategic challenge. some of the conventional wisdom around china that it was focused economically on expanding its reach with its belt and road initiative. the idea that china is a military threat mi

of wild elephants ever recorded in china. i heard of 15 wandering animals have and has embarked on the 500 kilometer journey of the strain from a nature reserve in the south west of china and now on the outskirts of the major city of couldn't mig, where authorities are trying to steer them clear of populated areas, an epic track through southwest and china. destination unknown. no one certain why this heard of 15 wild asian elephant strayed from a peaceful, national nature as the united province. one theory is that their leader lacks experience and lead the group astray. other experts say the journey is the result of human development and the elephant of searching for new habitats. whatever the reason that track has become the longest distance migration of wild elephants ever recorded in china. this is, this is the 1st time in history that we've seen anything like this. it's never happened before. so everyone is trying to figure out why it's happening. we need to observe the elephant further and study them. movements that one have. the group set out is 16 animals that 2 turned around and went home, and the baby was born during the track. the herd has move

it's in the south of china. it's guangdong province, more than 120 million people.we've learned is that there is an increase in the radiation there. according to the sources talking to cnn, it's an increase in fission gas, a natural byproduct that includes zenon come is radiological. the concern is the limits. according to the document, they accuse, the french that is that operate that plant, the chinese of raising the safety limits, and, thereby, causing potential harms. that's the concern that's playing out right now. we have reached out to the chinese officials, the foreign ministry along with authorities in guangdong province. we've not yet heard back. we should note it's a long holiday weekend that's coming to an end here. perhaps in the next 24 hours they will respond to this. the plant has responded, as well as the french company that helps run it. they consider this to be under control in sorts, as they're sort of paraphrasing this. they suggest, kate, that this is something that they can maintain, that they will find a resolution to it, and that it is opera

south china sea. not only increasing its exercises, but also building up artificial islands. not the context, china believes that much of the south china sea is its own territory. something very much disputed by many of its neighbors. now we've just heard was that a u. s. aircraft carrier, the u. s. s. while the reagan has just sailed into the south china sea, and it's being accompanied by 2 ships, a guided missile destroyer and a guided missile cruiser. now this is really going to send a message to china that it cannot just continue to do what it wants in these waters, and that the u. s. will continue to maintain a strong presence in that region. this is most certainly going to aggravate beijing, which considers the south china sea. it's orn backyard. between you invasion, that's very much for the update. now, hong kong government says it's highly concerned about reports of a possible leak from a nearby nuclear power plant in the chinese city of townshend, which is about 135 kilometers west of hong kong. chief executive kerry lamb says she's in touch with authorities in one province after the plans. operators said they

security challenges posed by the aggressive foreign policy to secure and maintain the posture of the south china sea and the strait of taiwan. i would be interested in hearing from both of you. he had a foreign relations committee hearing on taiwan. how likely is china to actively pursue a unification strategy with taiwan through force in the near future? how are we working with allies and partners to detour them from taking any action and how does this budget to support the capabilities relevant or critical for those in need in the pacific? if you might, mr. secretary and then mr. chairman. >> uniting with taiwan is no question a goal in terms of what the time line is. there's a number of intelligence estimates that address that issue. we would have to go into closed session to address. but we know that as a goal of china and we also know our position is that we remain committed to helping the defense in terms of providing the ability for them to defend themselves and in accordance with the relations act. in the three communiquÉs and assurances it's very likely that they will want to do that in

china. it's all about this wandering herd of chinese elephants — they've travelled a vast distance in the southlast week, reaching a place called xiyang. ——jinning. it's on the outskirts of a city of six million called kunming, which is a city of almost 6.5 million people. authorities are desperately trying to prevent them from arriving at kunming — and they're being tracked on the ground and by drone. here's one local official. translation: what impressed me most was the incident at the boundary - of the river and the city. it seemed the wild elephants were checking the roads and surroundings of the river. however, they eventually failed to cross the river. our staff members used excavators to make gentle slopes on both sides of the river so that they could pass through. the elephants successfully crossed the river after walking back and forth for several hours. let's speak to kerry allen, a bbc china media analyst. she is live with us as she often is on outside source was why is this heard suddenly a concern now is approaching this big city? kunming is such a big _ approaching this big city?

visit to latin america and writing about heard of escape, elephant leave, a trail of destruction in south west in china, ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. hello, our plum rains have been particularly active towards south east china. so i'll take you just west of hong kong, a new record set 400 millimeters of rain, the highest single day rainfall and much of the same on tap on thursday. this is what our plumb rains do wobble between the gang, see and the pearl river valleys shoot out toward these china sea and just throw tons of rain for the korean peninsula and southern sections of japan. so intense rain in the forecasts for you. heavy rain can also be expected from manila as a tropical storm passes by it will weaken into a tropical depression, but still flooding land fights and power outages. the big concern here, k want to take you to ne india into bangladesh. look at these storm clouds here producing quite intense rainfall, particularly for bangladesh dock at 85 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. we can expect much of the same on thursday as well. and

front activities aimed at subverting the democratic process in a number of countries and expansion's activities in the south chinachina seas. they have ramped up in anti-china coalition, which is still nascent, but this benefited taiwan since people now see instead of china seeing -- is saying we deserve taiwan. they are seeing an aggressive china, and therefore becoming more sympathetic to taiwan, so in a way, taiwan does not have to use this as a political tool. it has already got it. you hear people in publication same if china -- saying if china were to invade taiwan, and it has threatened to do and is making gestures in the direction , that would enjoy taiwan semiconductors manufacturing, and china would be the bigger loser as well, so in a way, taiwan is in a good position in that sense, and it does not have to be look what we have got and what you would lose, because most of the world is aware of what would be lost. anchor: jim, are there viable, concrete, short-term solutions to help with the shortage? jim: not other than making sure your factories are at capacity, overtime shifts, those kinds of things.

it was a piercing book of the south china sea and the expansion of china across the pacific rim.o bring you from australia's macquarie, their director of global currencies and interest-rate strategies, thierry wizman. thank you so much for joining us. forget about the return of marco polo's world. tell me about the return to the pacific rim. i look at adxy, and it is surging. thierry: in part because as much as with the rest of the world, asia is experiencing a high-growth period right now. you have some central banks which were not talking about tightening now talking about tightening, effectively following some of the rhetoric out of central banks. clearly the yuan and china has done well the last few months, in part because of the growth in china. in part because of the premise that china is going to be tightening and yields would remain attractive. we have been a long advocate of buying chinese, getting involved in chinese yield markets and corporate bonds. so i think typically, when you get a recovery, is inclined nice -- a secret as global recovery, emerging market currenci

of china. maria: given the strategic value of this region, the militarization of the south china sea is not a moveghtly. >> president trump laid down a strategy to expressly push back against that, what we call our indo pacific strategy. there's a commercial component, a diplomatic component to it, but there's also a military component to it, to make sure that we guarantee for america that these sea-lanes remain open. maria: the chinese communist government is also taking advantage of its influence in developing countries by using them to build military bases, and they are setting those military bases around ports across the world. >> the chinese just opened up a base, a military base at the the entrance of the red sea, in the heart of the middle east, indian ocean, a long way away from china. >> china is on the move. they are building a deepwater port in pakistan. why is that for their navy to impose influence and control on india and the indian ocean. they have a navy base at djibouti. why is that? to impose influence and control in the middle east where 62% of their oil passes through the gulf

signal be known that they will not allow any further sort of that creeping possession by china in the gleam dental creek. so while in the south china sea, china is pretty much getting a free run in the land border. the indian side is it's sort of what it's, we're down and said that we're not letting you get in position of anymore and did get it. so it's sort of a nasty situation, but chinese sort of military planning sort of seems to be ok with that kind of nastiness, as long as they get what they want, they get and get it by, by occupying those data crease. they're quite ok with are there, so we'll leave it there for the time being. but thank you so much for joining us. thank you. my pleasure. and china's actions figured in monday's meeting of natalie doesn't brussels as well. it was us president jo biden's, 1st meeting with the lions members. they pledged to work together to counter the court systemic challenges from china. need a said china's expansion of its nuclear arsenal. lack of transparency and use of disinformation threatened the international order. on tuesday, raging accused nature of court creating confrontation

china is going true and expect the experience that is kind of common in east asia. it compares a china, we have a relatively similar experience in it's demographics of ease of use, south korea and japan. so today in china, i, if i'm not wrong the, that the average of both is about $1.00. but in south korea, it's 1 point one. oh, $1.00 and in japan is around $1.00. so as the countries modernize us and the cost of living increases, you will see that the network that in the, for the, for the people in the, in the country to have small and smaller families because of the cost of living. while the stresses of more modern life, et cetera. so this is something that we should expect and it's not something that is very surprising. really. one of the, i all, yes. got it. yeah. yeah. i did. one more point. her point is that is exactly the number one driving back her to the floor down the population. growth is actually modernization, industrialization. people have better quality and the size will have your children . but in china, one more historical factor is that during the 7 late seventy's, the eighty's they meet calculated how fast the population would grow. and so they imple

there's no reason to confront china in the south china sea. most of the stories, allergens ang, about the way goes ah, out now propaganda without evidence, without evidence. in fact, in certain, jang, there was a problem with the i think at the what the call the east turkestan, freedom movement, which the us state department described as one of the most extreme terrorist organizations. so china had the terrorism problem in, in the province. whether whether or not china is being able to handle secessionist problem, the same that the soviet union has had, and many other countries of had but there is no evidence whatsoever. but there is the kind of suffering that has worthy of the description genocide, that term genocide i should remind you, came from the lips of mike pompeo, who described himself as a liar and most of the so called evidence has come from a researcher now associated with the jamestown foundation in washington called adrian sans if you look at things is all his so called documentation, it's documentation used by amnesty and many others. i

to say that china is withdrawing from the world, yet our listeners and viewers are familiar with the expansion of the south china sea and the belt and road initiative. which is it? william: there just -- they are withdrawing their domestic markets from the world because they want to develop their technologies. they are expanding their political influence in the world because they want to be recognized as a large country power. yet they still have the benefits of wto emerging-market status. they want their cake and eat it too, which is the tension the g-7 will have to deal with. lisa: paring this idea with where inflation is going and the fate of china, i'm wondering how much the chain in china's economy will feature in the world inflation outlook, the idea china was the factory to the world, the low-cost factory, importing disinflation overseas. now, we have a different china, wealthier, trying to upgrade itself to develop to market status. how much does that reverse disinflationary trends over the past 20 years? william: that's a great question, because what we have seen about the new face of inflation in

signal be known that they will not allow any further sort of that creeping possession by china, india claim dennis creek. so while in the south genesee china is pretty much getting a 3 run in the land border, the indian side is it's sort of boot it's, we're down and said that we're not letting you get in position of anymore in did get it. so it's sort of a nasty situation, but chinese sort of military landing sort of seems to be ok with that kind of nastiness, as long as they get what they want, they get and get it by, by occupying those data crease. they're quite ok with it. i'll just leave it there for the time being, but thank you so much for joining us. thank you. my pleasure. and china's actions to get in monday's meeting of natalie doesn't brussels as well. it was us president jo biden's, 1st meeting with the lines members they pledged to work together to counter the court systemic challenges from china need a fed channels expansion of its nuclear arsenal. lack of transparency and use of disinformation threatened the international order on tuesday, raging accused nato of quote, creating confrontation with it. when rigor

and hampered freedom of navigation in the south china sea. so our security environment is more complex and more contested than ever before, and with global competition, sophisticated cyber attacks, disruptive technologies, terrorism, the proliferation of nuclear weapons, and the security impacts of climate change. none of our countries can face these challenges alone, but the nations of europe and north america are not alone, we stand together in nato. this is what nato 2030 is about. standing strong together. and it is good to know that our recent polling confirms that over 80% of our citizens consider the relationship between north america and europe important in dealing with security challenges. this makes an ambitious nato 2030 agenda even more relevant -- and let me therefore outline the key areas. first, we will strengthen nato as a unique and indispensable forum for transatlantic consultations, on all issues that affect transatlantic security. including, for instance, on syria, iran, or the south china sea. because nato is not just mili

of us driving, a driving future that might not be too far down the road. rob mcbride, al jazeera judge, you island south korea. a herd of robe elephants tracking through china has been caught on film, taking a break on its marsen journey. it's the 1st time they've been seen sleeping in a group with 15 elephants sort of a long march from south west china, over a year ago and have covered more than 500 kilometers. the fire brigade is trying to divert them away from villages and farms where they've already caused hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage. ah, one of the top stories are now to 0. record not each has been described is one of history's most depraved and barbarous figures. as a court confirmed his role in genocide and war crimes, the former boss general was appealing against his conviction a bit the leading judge said was dismissed in its entirety. the butcher imposing it, he was found guilty in 2017.

industries of the future. >> president biden's top advisers as china has only itself to blame for a global backlash against its policies. beijing understands militarizing areas of the southsing a more assertive approach to diplomacy has helped fuel global tension. he says xi jinping is increasingly the sole leader of china rather than part of the team past chinese president have been. a senate investigation into the january 6 assault on the capital has found widespread mistakes made by federal agencies. the report reveals intelligence on a possible attack was not properly transmitted and that capitol police lacked necessary training to prevent the mob from breaching the building. the report did not explore the cause of the insurrection. the times newspaper says the english premier league is close to a multimillion dollar financial settlement with six rebel clubs over the failed breakaway super league. punishment could be finalized on wednesday with settlements seen as quicker than a formal disciplinary process. the epl is planning rule changes to block future breakaway bids. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 jour

of wild elephants recorded in china. a herd of 15 wandering elephants have embarked on a 500 kilometer journey after string from a nature reserve in china's south west. there now on the outskirts of the major city of quin mean, where authorities are rushing to try to keep them out of populated areas. an epic truck through southwest and china destination unknown now uncertain why this heard of 15 wild asian elephant strayed from a peaceful, national nature as in united province. one theory is that their leader lacks experience and lead the group astray. other experts say the journey is the result of human development and the elephants of searching for new habits, half, whatever. the reason that track has become the longest distance migration of wild ellison ever recorded in china. this is that this is the 1st time in history that we've seen anything like this. it's never happened before. so everyone is trying to figure out why it's happening. we need to observe the elephant further and study them movements. you can have the group set out as 16 animals that to turn around and went home and the baby was born during the track. the herd has moved th

of the world's economy. and you have much bigger g p nations like china, of course, the largest russia, brazil, india, south africa who are not part of these discussions. china and russia aren't even allowed to attend. and the others that are attending, like india and south africa. and you basically have to stand on the sidelines and they're informed about these discussions that happened. and so a lot of it feels like pastry. my. i hate to be mean here, but why is canada there of all countries other than just stand there and surely for the united states and say yeah, yeah, whatever you guys want, canada and italy, their g d p is, is kind of pointless to be considered a world leader in this space, and christy to ben's point, you know, china and russia are not, they're not part of the g 7. that is to say, but china is actually going to be discussed quite a bit among these nations. what do you make of that? i mean, it's a big topic because it's basically the only thing that both democrat them republican can agree on these days. and so biden is expected to try to play on that momentum and try to convince ally to

and certainly the us has been, one of the countries has been strongly critical of china's activity in the south china sea. now we've just heard that this week, the u. s. is actually sailed one of its aircraft carriers, the u. s. s. ronald reagan into the south china sea and it's accompanied by a guided missile destroyer and missile cruiser. now this is undoubtedly going to send a message to beijing that it can't just do what it likes and these contested waters . and that's the u. s. to tend to maintain its presence in the, in the pacific and this is most certainly going to aggravate china, which considers the south trying to see its own backyard. katrina, katrina, you, that in bay j. now you as president joe by miss meeting you, lead as a day after he promised rock solid commitment to defend nato allies. he's holding talks with the european council president johnson shell and european commission chief of 70 lamps. they're expected to discuss a range of issues including china. also the current of iris climate change, trade and technology to for more let's cross live just that vasily who's standi