china, violated the sovereignty and security of china, seriously undermined the peace, stability of the southna sea, and seriously violated international law and norms of international relations, and somewhere the notices of the ministry of defense of china according to the representative of the southern command of the people's liberation army of china, sea and air the nviak forces accompanied the ship and monitored its movement until it left this area. well, now we are waiting for an official explanation from the american side regarding this incident . we continue to cover the results of the last large-scale air alert over the entire territory of our country in zaporizhzhia. they report that the infrastructure of the city has been hit. the victims are reported by the zaporizhzhia regional military administration, two incoming enemy missiles were recorded in the regional center, they hit one the company of the city of a-a promises to later detail the city mayor of zaporizhia anatolia smokers adds that there are really victims today one of the infrastructure objects of the city was fired upon

of an australian aircraft. and now these days china has announced the training of the province, which is closer to the south chinaa and footage of the transfer of equipment and the work of artillery appeared, near the coastline of the taiwan strait, live firing is taking place there. in the direction of the island, it turns out that now , so to speak, military-technical tension is growing both to the south of china and in the area of ​​taiwan. here's another hit. rather, this already, the image americans inflicted on china through a spy scandal. and it’s not easy to understand whether this is already a technological struggle or a political struggle around fifth -generation 5g communications. well, yes, siren published an article about that the equipment of the chinese company huawei, towers with 5g equipment located in the united states near military facilities can steal secret data, and according to the fbi, this poses a threat even to a facility with nuclear weapons. moreover, the american investigation indicates that chinese telecom towers, seemingly legally, but suspiciously close , are located around some se

that sees no from bringing some pulse is the heavier downpours into central parts of china to slipping a little further south. which as we go through sunday, links up of that where to whether that we have a cross eastern side of japan, 32 celsius in tokyo, similar value on monday. the next pulse of wet weather on m a. u. front to me by a front bring some very heavy right to south korea and into q shoe some parts of honshu over the next few days. some show was there to the south of shanghai. or too far away, though, i think it will still be thunder here. scattering a showers across the south of china, the scattered showers across southeast asia. still some very lively wanting to that east side of indonesia with the prospect of further localize flooding. and we have seen flooding your calls recently across western and more than parts of are in the ass. and there is a pakistan also seeing some really heavy rain of late central parts could still see some rather wet weather there for in there. but i suspect the re will not be as heavy or as widespread as we go through the next few days. still there, nevertheless,

all that we go up and smoke of china's is allowed to something control the south china sea. i think you will see nato conducting freedom of navigation controls -- patrols. i think it's a very short step to seeing that nato mission in the south china sea. the short answer to your question is nato regional and global is it has to be both in today's world. patrick: nato 3.0 is both regional and global in scope. this strategic concept identified climate change as the defining challenge of our time. this marks a change of the last time nato updated its guiding principles. tell us about how nato is framing climate change. it threatens every -- operations in every domain. adm. stavridis: it really does. let's begin with oceans. if current conditions are led to continue, the deterioration of the world's oceans, the dumping of plastics, the depletion of fisheries, and the potential to diminish the ability of the oceans to conduct the photosynthesis that provides us 70% of the air we breathe would be catastrophic for the human race. al gore said the amazon are the lungs of the earth. t

both the us and china accuse the other of provocations in the south china sea. ut the us and surrounding countries — brunei, malaysia, the philippines, taiwan and vietnam — disagree. and a us carrier entered the south china sea this week. china responded. translation: "china's position on this issue is consistent and clear. the united states once again sent an aircraft carrier to the south china sea to show off its muscles. we can clearly see who is the biggest threat to peace and stability in the south china sea and asia. both sides see each other as the aggressor at the moment, would you think this leads relations? the south china — think this leads relations? the south china sea _ think this leads relations? tue: south china sea is think this leads relations? tte: south china sea is one of the areas of contention for sure, it is disputed, as you said, the chinese see it as their territory or jurisdiction, and the american see it as an international waterway that they need to make sure it stays open. they conduct these excursions which they call freedom of navi

of asia? and particularly looking at china and south korea here. oh, okay. oh, so i think it would be fair to say that our bay was probably a lot more popular outside of the immediate region of japan than he was with the immediate neighbors, like south korea or china. in the case of south korea, i think the, there was a lot of tensions in relationship ave was very dedicated to the idea of sort of playing down and revising japan's pre world war 2 history of, of the conquest of asia. and this did not go down very well with koreans who spent 50 years as a clone equal possession of japan. i was the case of china is that also was an aggravating factor. but also the fact that chip ave was very dedicated to tour of a re militarize ing and building up japan security policy that was sort of one of his very constant themes. and so obviously from the point of view of beijing, this was not welcome that japan was sort of rising as a possible military challenge to, to china. so growth in the region. let's go into defense a little bit more. how would you characterize more b

us media reports house speaker nancy pelosi's asian voyage begins today one of the stops may be in taiwan in the south chinareased activity of the us aircraft carrier group. playing with fire is what everyone calls it. it is in beijing that the support of the states of the island is perceived as a threat to the sovereignty and integrity of the country, yesterday's conversation between biden and the leader of the prc did not reduce the tension, to put it mildly, and the last chinese warning in pavel matveev's report is difficult imagine a better way to harm the limping relations between the us and china than what nancype-8 came up with, the taiwan theme for both beijing and washington, like a red rag for a bull, both have long been balancing on the verge of an open conflict around the island, the visit of the speaker of the house of representatives, the first such travel since the nineties . could be a point of no return. beijing has repeatedly warned that this is a bad idea, and it is remarkable. how rhetoric changes every day. with every press briefing the tone is getting tougher and tougher a few days ago

that's like a number of country in south asia that are sort of in the middle of this strategic tug of war between china and india. both competing for influence and 3 walker to really doesn't want that. it wants to have good relations with both china and india, but here and benefit from this competition because both china and india are trying to outdo each other to provide assistance to just re locker and india had provide a significant package chide and they provide some assistance as well, but it's quite remarkable. if you look at the competition a few months ago, china got into an argument with bangladesh over having to pay for fertilizer shipments that had gone bad. and right when that was happening, that was playing out. india swooped in incentives own shipment of new fresh fertilizer, just re like a few see just how sharp that competition between india and china is in playing out in 3 longer. it would be wrong to say that you know, chinese loans or why 3 walkers in the vehicle on the crisis. i would argue that you have to look at many years of economic management by the 3. why can government go ba

countries as a reinforcement of security of some of some kind against against china, which is trying to take over re resources in certain areas of, of the eastern south china seas at the expense of those other countries. even india is trying to compete in that same arena, and that's why you see conflict with them, even though those 2 countries are together in the bricks or that they're together under the shanghai cooperation organization. so there's conflict in the, in the, in the pacific. i don't know that it's necessarily going to bring stability, such for those countries, they might feel reassured, but the question is, how long will the united states even keep up its its commitments? and that seems to come and go. i do know that the administration has sought the pivot, the more in the pacific and away from middle east. and, but that's now trying to do a 2 track. and at the same time, you see australia getting reinforced with the new arms in order to underscore that alliance. so it's there to give confidence, building and, and reassurance to those to those countries. and basically, it's just going to be a continued standoff between the great powers

china? >> i think it's quite important to think about these other kinds of objective we have with respect to china whether it's about human rights or their control over the south china sea or actions in the south china s sea. the influence they exert within east asia. all of those things are quite important. it's not clear to me that this particular tool that's been used which is placing tariffs on hundreds of billions dollars has any influence one way or the other. a bun mch of studies have found it's been born by u.s. consumers, american consumers rather than the chinese. i agree. could idea to be tough on china. we have a lot of policy objectives here. i have seen very little evidence that this particular method of being tough on china has made any progress one way or the other. these were put in place by former president trump and they were in conjunction with a broader strategy that included this so called phase one china deal, china trade deal that china did not keep up its end of the bargain on. you know, there are other objectives to consider but i'm in the sure they weigh heavily one way or the other when talking about inflation. >> the tariffs are on

of china over the next couple days. larry, a cloud here developing and that's going to face some big down. pause up towards the beijing a little further south of that sliding over to watch shanghai over the next day or 2. and it really peps up as we go on through monday. very heavy rain there. once again, across the korean potential that we are likely to see some localized flooding as a result of that. and you can see how that wet weather makes its way right across into the heart of china. ahead of that, still a few showers in the forecast for japan, but i think her sheltered by the mountains, tokyo largely dry temperatures here around 32 celsius temperatures. around 30 i celsius. therefore, shanghai further south southern parts of china shibel, ours, you drive at one or 2 showers, the heavier showers across indo china. they're set to continue. some rather heavy rain still continuing to into the philippines. eastern parts of indonesia still sing some rather wet weather, but for western areas over towards malaysia, which was smarter. i think more in the way of sunshine than showers. i said the more the way of rain than sunshine across a good

of events. the pre requisites for it had never existed before. but here's the pre world war, ma'am. the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi. anya, italy established colonies and somalia, ethiopia, libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america, and africa. thought to gil occupied colonies, several times its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans . and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. mm. ruthless and remorseless exploitation with the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas. and also william melanson has study in europe's colonial system. and the reason for its arise at full only one main thing is important for naziism, internationally speaking. that is, that nations will that state allowed to do anything, all the mazda races. and then you have the minor nati

of china. i think that should miss beijing south of this and the lines of the philippines dance . just the easter sal away is he towards west papua the wet one, the ra showers al serra but the not a big although for southern titan and cambodia, it could be some flash flooding from those as well as seasonal stuff. rather, more than flash study in india cuz these are big thunderstorm, big masses moving slowly westward. you'll notice in bangladesh in the northeast of india, just a few light shouts of flooding is still there. just not being topped up too badly. and the monsoon has burst now in pakistan, so you have range from north to south even go across the border into afghanistan. but the heaviest rain isn't some sudden pakistan that looks pretty bad. i saw official elling of the journey really deployed to 300 years of danish colonization and international interest in the idence resources. great. a younger generation emerges, determined to own their future, no matter that differences. meet rappa and his fiance, a student and a politician, as they tackle age old issues with that pow

after a series of scandals, china's militaries condemned the presence of a u. s. destroyer in an area of the south china sea. beijing said the u. s. has been unfold. possibly the part of cell islands was china occupies, but are also claimed by taiwan vietnam. the us 7, st said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south china sea pose. a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. that's in hong kong act of as known as a grandma wall has been jail for 8 months. the 66 year old pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful assembly has been detained several times and is known for waving a british flag, walter he part, and the 2019 pro democracy movement. those are the headlines that is continues and orders here after i'm 0 world by ah oh ah . ringback ready ah. ready ringback ready ready ready ah yes and a nice not yet a somebody that will need some sheet on so many over the on it on a more it is a vi you on a on to on social cost red thing. honestly. that's so that's so be it needs to be on the quota. not to joy a much near someone. you must be money. well usually that will be a little boy. anything with, oh

coming across sir. norm parts of china easing over to was yellow sea could even see some wet weather just creeping its way into shanghai by the end of sun by further south, generally, while a one or 2 showers down towards hong kong, towards the south china sea. plenty of showers, meanwhile, the monsoon res. rudy had picked up across a good part of india. heaviest downpours across the western side of india. we do have red wall is in force here. even in the central parts, you will see some live downpours as we go through the next couple of days and notice for sunday, around the foothills of the himalayas, we are likely to see some bursts of heavy rain even pakistan, seeing heavy showers this weekend, cats are airway official, airline of the journey. frank assessments, it sounds that you don't expect anything to change their problem. lebanon is actually structural lebanon needs and uses a contract in order for it to solve this problem. in food opinions is not really on the goals. my security can use, the government has knowledge to mr. in depth analysis of the days global headlines . this is going to be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pu

south china sea pose. a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. a veteran hong kong progestin known as grandma wong has pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful assembly. alexander one has been detained on several occasions . she was known for waving a british flag while taking part in the 2019 protest movement. those are you headlines inside stories next? ah hey, 2000000000 people on earth by november. that's the forecast from the united nations . not global population growth is slowing down, and many societies will start getting older. so how do we deal with the challenges ahead? this is in my story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the star theater. now the world's population is growing, but at had slowest pace in 70 years. that's the conclusion of you and place a scribble. population forecast. we are generally living longer and healthier lives than previous generations. but this, the report also says, we'll have huge implications for our economy, social welfare systems, and our environment. now, the number of people on our planet is

china. we see lots of interest in developments taking place in the south china sea. all of that, again, is a direct outpour. we are seeing the dynamic system training in fluctuate, and china increasingly inserting itself. that's all within a post cold context. >> chris, do you have anything to add to that? i think that was a great comment. >> that was really comprehensive. i think we could probably take another question. he did a great job of really capturing. >> no, i thought that was fantastic. you know, kind of takes us to our last question here, which innocence is one of the questions we got from our audience. you know, what implication does the cold war have for today's military, for global affairs. i think it kind of goes along with the idea of, you know, you just mentioned so many nations still with communist governments. did the cold war ever really end, or has it become more, less prominent? did it just shift an ideology? did the cold war just really, kind, and with the end of the social union, and now we are dealing with something similar, you know, in a dif

china? and we know that recently they have had an issue, particularly about the joint exploration of energy in the south china sea, which decided to shell because of here's differences. is this something which is going to definitely have an impact on his future relationship with china? yes, definitely. and us are that the gentleman mentioned, the relationship with china will still be there if it needs to be seen whether or not my boss will pursue an independent part in policy and whether or not you wouldn't have the political will to do. so. what is the point reason for that region? 14 best still main thing, most relations with china given that no investments coming from that particular 130, some in separate households right now and based practically invested in bar use that source. and that's not to say that they are surpassing the sense as transnational corporations. and so i think it will be a balancing act for you at the station. the main thing, stronger base with china on right. ok. but that the same, i still have relations with other countries, especially they like richard in less than 20 seconds.

and china also it all of a tie ones, sovereignty. they james ambitions in the south. china sea have been a source of tension to missouri about china and the united states are 2 major countries. so it's necessary for the 2 countries to maintain normal exchanges. at the same time, we do need to work together to ensure that relationship will continue to move forward along the right track. it's important to stay committed to the principles put forward by president she asian ping mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and when, when cooperation of, because that serves the interests of the 2 countries. and it is also the shared aspiration of the international community. there is no substitute for face to face or sometimes mass pause ah, in a relationship is complex and consequently, one between united states and china. there is a lot to talk about. i very much looking forward to productive construct the conversation. i was there as jessica washington is in bali with me while the official proceedings. if the g 20 foreign ministers meeting is really now over the world is stil

we've seen declarations of sovereignty over the south china sea. d emphasized especially over the last decade, that china has conducted what i would consider an irregular war against the u.s. on many fronts and it's just becoming very obvious, i think, to more people. neil: you know, colonel, i was talking about ray dalio, a very successful investor i had a chance to get on fox business, which if you don't get, you should demand and you're colonel. having said that he talked about how easy it is for a series of seemingly arcane events to combine into something disastrous. for example, the assassination of archduke ferdinand that led to world war i and a series of complicated relationships and ties. could the same happen here? there's been such brinkmanship and provocative action of china in the south china sea and the u.s.s. ronald reagan is in that neck of the woods right now. it wouldn't take much for something to get dicey. what do you think? >> there are a lot of trip wires out there, neil. clearly kim jong-un is threatening his seventh nuclear

he recalled that most of the world did not support european politicians. this is china india brazil south africa and the arab world. all of them preferred to stay away from the conflict between brussels and moscow, according to orman, most likely, the events in ukraine will lead to the fact that western domination will end, and a multipolar world will come to replace it. a new turn after the statements of europol representatives about the smuggling of weapons and explosives to ukraine, the scandal began the day before, when the europol representative, in fact, confirmed everything that moscow had previously warned about. according to him , ukrainian weapons really appeared on the black market. there is an announcement about the sale of caches near the border on the darknet, as well as the facts of the export of weapons in kiev, as expected, they were outraged and demanded proof, and now europol has published an official statement on its website that there are risks of illegal export of weapons, but in this matter they fully trust ukraine who ostensibly introduces new methods of monitoring

s. destroyer in an area of the south china sea, it claims beijing said the u. s. s. penfold passed in a the parasol islands which china occupies but also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. 7 fleet said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south. china sea pose a serious threat to the freedom of bessy's. the that in hong kong activist, known as grandma wong has been jailed for 8 months. the 66 year old pleaded guilty to charges as unlawful assembly. she has been detained several times and is known for her waving a british flag while taking part in the 2019 pro democracy movement. adrian brown, his mother. well, grandma wong is the nickname that was given to her by young protested during the demonstrations here in 2019 a wong whose real name is alexandra wong, has been a political activist now for more than 10 years, but she really rose to fame during the unrest in 2019 because she used to wave a large british flag at many protests. and of course that was to the authorities, a flagrant provocation because of course, britain was a former colonial ruler here. and

now of course tensions between my career and china and south korea, north korea, china type, often centered on japan and approach to to article 9 of the constitution. the pace close, i guess if the there is reform, i guess the china and south and north korea will use it as an opportunity to therefore escalate the attention. so depending on how that plays out on august, will have some escalation of tensions in the region. on a weeks at lisa, sheena university, we thank you for your time. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. the race to take her from boris johnson as a british prime minister shaping up to be a hard fought contest. so for 11 candidates of launch leadership bids and more are expected to join before the selection process gets on the way. later this week, we'll brennan looks at the issues. contenders will have to address. politics is a brutal business riven with rivalries and shifting loyalty on simmering ambitions . and when the top job is up for grabs, the heat really is on it looks like it's shaping up to be a very, very kind of not the leadership campaign. if that does happen,

s, as sawyer and an area of the south china sea, it claims beijing said the u. s. has been fold past due to the potter cell islands, which china occupies, but are also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. it's 7 feeds said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south china sea pose a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. travel chaos is expected across europe . airlines have been forced to counsel thousands of flights due to strike action and staff shortages. the decision to limit the number of departing passengers to 100000 a day at london's busiest airport he throw is said to make matters even worse. where we challenge is more from malaga in southern spain. what we have for going on at the moment is the 2nd day of for 4 consecutive days of strike action by ryan air, cabin crew in spain. they are going to be doing that this week. they're going to be doing that next week. and the week after, and on top of that, you have a strikes from easy jets or crew as well. and other low cost airline. they are going to be striking for 3 days, friday, saturday, sunday, thi

china and the u. s. could be on the brink of yet another crisis over the south china sea. in particular, the state is of taiwan. now officially, the united states does not have diplomatic relations with taiwan. it also officially holds a position where it follows a circle, one china policy at which means that it does not recognize taiwan as a separate state. but recently us present, joe biden questioned whether he would defend taiwan, potentially militarily answered no to that particular question. and now with the speaker of the house and planning a trip. the big question is whether there will be new tensions where both sides need to show great leadership, save faith in what could potentially be a stand off here with those experts wanting that yes, this has the stuff for yet another deep crisis just to remind us all there was one before where the, this hottest one, yet i, she saw china firing missiles into the c, d, taiwan because of the usaa biden, to have a besides that the chime of threat needs to be contained. where do conversations like this fitted? well, there are sev

china closes the water area for exercises immediately in several areas of the south china sea.reasons, unofficially, in order to prevent the aircraft carrier ronald reagan, deployed by the united states from singapore, from approaching the island, which they consider to be their own on the official page of the eightieth chinese army on the social network. fuck, short record beidzhan. get ready for war. chinese newspapers are making headlines saying the defense representatives of the action are the best language and these actions just reinforce the words of sisimpin that he addressed the bidens during the last telephone conversation central television read out the latest chinese. the warning is verbatim, resolutely defending china's national sovereignty and territorial integrity is the firm will of more than one billion. 400 million. it is considered their opinion that playing with fire should not be violated, self-immolation will result. i hope the american side. biden clearly sees this, he seems to have seen it, because he confirmed that washington’s position has not changed a

very heavy monsoon down paws across sir thailand recently see that long line of cloud, out of the south china sea. pushing across the gulf to thailand, $124.00 millimeters dufrane here in the space of 24 hours slots. more heavy rain coming through. as we go on through our monday. pushing water across towards the philippines. it'll dry a little brighter, more the way of sunshine than showers. but the afternoon showers, of course, breaking out to prosecute part of indonesia and also through malaysia, eastern parts of indonesia still sink some lively showers, longest spells of rain. and we have seen little bit of rain recently just around at the eastern side of new south wales. much of australia will be dry over the next day or so called his mother active cold front though, just sliding across the bite. that'll make his way further east was to bring us some way, whether they're into southern parts of south australia, $1314.00 celsius. therefore adelaide, 14 degrees theft, melbourne. and also for hobart, at wet weather just started to push its way blustery showers, longest belts of raymond, nothi

there also concerns the supplies of russia. gas might be count due to the war in ukraine. china's military's condemned the presence of a u. s. destroyer in an area of the south china sea. it claims beijing said the u. s. s. ben full party of the potter cell islands, which china occupies, but are also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. 7 fleet said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south china sea pose a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. so that and hong kong, active as known as a grandma wong has been jailed for 8 months. the 66 year old pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful assembly is one of more than 10000 people who been arrested during riley's calling for political reform. adrian brown reports from hong kong, another day, another hong kong activist on trial. this time an elderly woman whose often taunted police by waving the flag of britain, the former colonial power her grandma wong is the nickname she was given by protested during the unrest in 2019. she also stood out because of her age 66. wong, whose real name is alexandra, began demonstrating more than a decade ago since then. she's been arrested and imprisoned multiple times. he

and as you can imagine, that riled the people of north and south korea and china and other places that have been the victims of japanese aggression. >> abe is gone but his party is still there so what are the competing versions of japan that i am fighting or -- that they are fighting for? whoever wins out i imagine will impact us. >> it will impact us. even after he resigned which was on his own terms, he played the role of elder statesman. the men that replaced him with his former right hand man and a form -- oil supporter for decades. -- loyal supporter for decades. the people in power are still the people on the same wavelength as he is. he was not popular with all japanese, but i think that he did usher in a period of political stability and i think that will continue. as far as the future, the immediate future there will be the parliamentary elections scheduled for tomorrow and they will go forward. the current prime minister has vowed to hold a free and fair election despite yesterday's tragedy. japan will continue in the short term the way it has. 1 th >> thank you for your insi

argentina it's attractive, that's about the power of brix , what you were talking about, in fact, brix includes brazil russia india china and the republic of south africa, what would you call the main reason that argentina is still striving for brix to the community? well, i think that all these reasons can be conditionally divided into two groups - fundamental reasons and more such applied momentary reasons. so, as far as fundamental things are concerned, then, uh, of course. uh, argentina today looks like many other countries that develop primarily with strangely emerging markets looks at brix and you know 100 years ago as some kind of alternative to western civilization, and the german publicist olspenka wrote a wonderful book in russia well knows the decline of europe

in the south china sea, china is building up its capabilities, and of course china's conductivity, 130countries have china has the largest trading partner. in the g7, they are introducing global infrastructure project. hashem: the war in ukraine has changed dynamics in the region, we are talking now about geopolitical realignments. president biden is saying the united states will have permanent u.s. army base in poland. i assume this would be a nightmare scenario for russia. vladimir: i would like to say this would not be to my mind the nightmare scenario because yes, you are right that dynamics have changed, but because this is a military conflict basically. the ground realities are not just in the military books. so i think russia is ready for that. what is more important actually that whatever the outcome of this russia-ukrainian conflict could be, i am not sure that in this cold war which will be prolonged, that in this new cold war, i am not sure the west will be the victorious side. not just like in the post-soviet union. hashem: if sweden and finland join nato, then the end alli

last thing we have to do is let china direct or control the movement of our high-ranking officials overseas, including taiwan, that china is actively arming itself in the south china sea. in full growth spies are building up their nuclear arsenal, they threaten both this region and many others. we must uphold our commitment to our allies in asia and contain china, both parties are unanimous in your opinion. we must do it. let's note where the leading cia analyst worked yes, he headed the cia department in moscow in iraq and pakistan where the relations of the united states with moscow with cancer and with pakistan are fucking, from everywhere the americans would be forced to have more such analysts don't you think that we really need to support such analysts. well, i think, yes, your fund should support,

china -- it seems like a cautious mood. reporter: it's reflective of the trend we are seeing nationally. cases have been going south. seeing restrictions, lockdowns. china continues. 100 of companies are being told to go into this closed-loop symptom -- system. there tested consistently to keep covid out, it's a way of keeping manufacturing going. it could make it more intensive, particularly if we see cases at this level, particularly in the community. haidi: how much so that dense confidence in terms of investment? reporter: you have seen some pressure on the chinese stock market. people don't know what to expect, the unpredictability. indications from xi jinping that this is a long-term thing, that they are shifting. it will weigh on the outlook for these companies. shery: tell us about the closed-loop systems. columbia last, are they effective? reporter: it started at the beijing olympics. targeting zero cases or suppression of the virus. keeping people within a bubble where they consistently i've tested to make sure they are bringing covid into the sanitized loop system. they work effectively, they require a lot

south korea and his light brings from flooding. i think to han shoot, i saw on thursday by friday, redevelopment to this city through shan, running up to the eastern side or northeast part of a china, which means south of it all. still remarkably dry between the yanks in hong kong belly, a cloud in the sky. little bit dr. is tom. yeah. and then showers light is shout. i think in hunt shoe to heavy rain. now with full monsoon season has moved bit further east magic pradesh up through westbank gall, up towards nepal and northern pakistan there is some rained on the western gaps at bay street much try america in western india. cat r r y bishop airline of the journey with ideals, the french republic, his long proclaimed, but just would ease modern france in a 4 part series. the big picture takes an in depth let france info case. the concluding episode on al jazeera, ah ah, welcome back here watching out there with lisa l. robin. a reminder of all top stories, richie su nyqold lives trust will be britain's next prime minister. the former chancellor and foreign secretary have been announced as the final 2 candidates lou case, conservative party leadership contest trade minister penny mo

of china. i think that should miss beijing, south of this and the lines of the philippines dance just to isa still away is he towards west papua the wet one? there are a showers al serra but the not a big although for southern titan and cambodia, it could be some flash flooding from those as well. seasonal stuff. rather, more than flash trotting in india because these are big thunderstorm, big masses moving slowly westward. you'll notice in bangladesh, in the northeast of india, just a few light shouts of flooding is still there, just not being topped up too badly. and the monsoon has burst now in pakistan. so you have rain from north to south, even go across the border into afghanistan. but the heaviest rain isn't some sudden pakistan. that looks pretty bad. i saw airway issue, airline of the journey. ah, the shake hum odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. ah o . oh that you're watching al jazeera. that's remind you about to

japanese territorial water in the east china sea and just a couple of weeks ago, china provoked for the second time in about nine months and incident in the south sea against the philippines. as a matter fact bad to threaten the use of force against china to get them to back off. the chinese are lashing out. yes, we have to think that chinese can do things that will take us by surprise. >> this party congress coming up that could make an president or life. as you just said, is some of this for domestic reasons? how does he react with that? >> he has staked his legitimacy, his right to rule on taking over taiwan. this problem cannot be passed down from generation to generation. he can actually do things, grabbing an outlying island of taiwan, some of them are just 5 miles from the chinese coast. he could do a number of different things. there's a lot of complacency right now in washington about china. i think that we are not looking at china, the way that chinese themselves are looking at this. this is much more dangerous than we think that it is. >> finally, gordon, is it possible because they don't confirm the speaker schedule that she won't g