water. several able to deploy in mobile clinics to help them come from the site reports from the south sea. the cities bought a ton of stuff on a spot. my bush year escape and strikes gunfire and enjoyed a dangerous journey from my home village. in sanaa, our state in so don, now disease is catching up with her. here in south dawn, she has malaria, andes anemic. her mother is worried. what under looking at the quote was a pain back home came and dropped the bomb and it came twice. it destroyed my house, it killed my maple with all her children. i swear it. my husband and other relatives also died. i came up with my daughter. this is dropping a boat, a town said many refugees and return. these are traveling through the situation here is um is not the best. the sauces are declining. there is no water to drink. uh, the nutrition status of the people is so bad that has no food to eat. most the using informal roots alone then usually controlled buddha, making it difficult for aid workers to truck and register them so they can get crucial services. we'll see a lot of october 4th of your data. an

political claims and economic claims against the child there was in, within countries in the global south sea up there somehow managing to work together come together, corporate despite their differences, is this the essence of multiculturalism, and is bricks. the format, sort of helping that, you know, breaks is very important for me to florida. you cannot make competition among its members states. in particular, i would like to mention the new development of bank, which has extended and created capacities of more than $25000000.00 for its members. and also i noticed for you to have a button as to the license with a new development bank having, having differences. uh uh, yeah, among the countries is not surprising how it, you know, after all countries out of middle people and people have the pen says, so countries also at kind of have differences. what is more important is the commitment to solve those defenses toward i look and diplomacy and of corporation among the countries of global assault partnership with them is very important for both indian foreign policy. so when india was attendin

of course, the, the tensions over the south china sea. many countries in this block, including vietnam, the philippines and malaysia as well in, involved in some sort of maritime dispute with china, which of course claims most of the south china sea and one key pressing issue for us the on is of course, the crisis in me and my the escalating violence over the, me and marcos being a member of the, of the and look it was in 2021 that that 5 point consensus was agreed between us the on and the me and my june to agreeing to cease the violence, the and indeed, that violence hasn't ceased, but has in fact escalated as to what is the thinking behind the new trump administration. what are the challenges facing these countries of the right, the ozzy on block is certainly looking ahead to think about how the trump administration might look differently at the relationship between the us and ozzy on onto the bottom as ministration. we did see more outreach from washington to these parts of the world. there are questions about whether that will continu

all named just a few few of course the tensions over the south china sea, with many members of the ozzy on block, including vietnam brunei, the philippines and vietnam, having those maritime disputes with china. which of course claims much of the south china sea. and secondly, the issue of the crisis in the, in the, in 2021 of the unset, what was called the 5 point consensus, an agreement that was struck with the military june to india and ma, agreeing to cease the violence. of course that violence has persisted and indeed even escalation. so it's really those questions over those crucial issues, particularly the situation in me and ma, which has raised the sort of x, the central questions about the purpose of ozzy on whether the block is equipped to deal with major crises or whether it can only sort of tackle those low hanging fruit, as some critics have ranged. and jessica, the block is also looking at how the new trump administration may impact the region as well. that's exactly right. of course. the timing of this bus, amazing of the, of the on foreign ministers is crucial as we loo

they're also true to talk about other issues, including tensions in the south china sea. jessica washington has moved from lancaster in malaysia, and i'm in lancaster. we malaysia, where the association of southeast asian nations is set to hold its 1st major meeting of the year policy and is made up of 10 southeast asian countries. and has the combined population of more than 650000000 people. will this meeting of foreign ministers is a chance to assess the tone for malaysia is chem and chip of the group, which is centered around a theme of shed progress for the region. but it also comes at a crucial time ahead of donald trump's integration in the us geo political considerations. a high on the agenda with malaysia noting that it will address what it calls the major power contestation in the region for all see on there are some key questions. how will the 2nd trump administration shape us china relations and what was the impact fee, on se, asia, with a clear understanding that a deterioration in the us, china relationship could lead to challenges for the region that could

we've seen the south china sea and some of the activities there. we've seen the tension around taiwan that continues. what makes you nervous or what has your eye in the indo asia pacific right now? >> well, look, we're, we're in a uh geopolitical competition struggle uh with china. uh it's going to be multigenerational. this isn't near term like tomorrow, next day it's going to be over. um and there is the possibility, not the probability but the possibility of armed conflict between two great powers. united states and china. uh china has the natural resource, the people, the population, and most importantly, the money to challenge the united states on a global scale. if you look back when i was, i was commissioned in 1980 i did 44 years of service. during that 44 years, the russian military or the chinese military transitioned from a foot infantry, peasant based foot infantry army with no satellites, no navy, no significant air force, no missile force. then in 1979 deng xiaoping reformed their economy and you know that the chinese economy had a gr

remember, more than half of india's trade passes through the mu laka strait as well as the south china sea freedom of navigation is very crucial. that was also a key point of conversation between the indian prime minister and indonesia president. indonesia has been a key focus for prime minister narendra modi in india's look east policy. that is where the conversations also circled around. ., , conversations also circled around. . , . around. thanks very much. thanks for— around. thanks very much. thanks for your _ around. thanks very much. thanks for your time. - around. thanks very much. l thanks for your time. thanks for watching. hello, and welcome to sportsday. these are the headlines: tense times for tottenham: another premier league defeat means postecoglou's problems mount. a daunting prospect for their rivals: chelsea parade their world—record signing while also extending their lead at the top of the table. and — sinner celebrates going back to back in melbourne as he lifts grand slam trophy number three. hello, and welcome along to the programme. tottenham and leicester city both

more than half of india's trade travels through the south china sea and the malacca strait and this isants to preserve and that is why the relationship between india and indonesia is crucialfor relationship between india and indonesia is crucial for india and that also was one of the key conversations between the indian prime minister and the indonesian president over the weekend. in fact, the indian prime minister said that ties with indonesia were crucial to promote a rule—based order in the region. apart from this, they also spoke about expanding partnership and defence manufacturing, that india would support indonesia in a their defence fleet and a missile was one of the key conversations, according to media reports. thanks very much for that. speaking to us from mumbai. 0ne story to leave you with. jaguar land rover will invest over 80 million dollars to expand its luxury paint services in the uk and slovakia. range rover sv clients will now be able to paint their cars in any colour, including ones that match their private jets or yachts. this service is the latest initiative by t

government to have criticised the russians in ukraine, or to criticise what china is doing in the south china seathe counterargument is that actually, the uk is giving up sovereignty and it doesn't have to it is strategically against britain's national interest and will potentially open the door to other countries, perhaps china, to increase their influence in the region. just to tell viewers _ influence in the region. just to tell viewers why - to tell viewers why strategically it is so important, this base. essentially it is an aircraft carrier in the middle of the pacific. it is owned and controlled basically by the americans and british. that makes it hugely important, not just for the project force, it is a case that's been used heavily during conflicts in the middle east over the last few decades, but is also a huge depository and a source of intelligence gathering in the region. so therefore, to have that kind of military base in that kind of military base in that location is hugely useful and it is something that many other countries wish they had. james, thank you for taking us through t

become more truculent and assertive abroad in its foreign policy, particularly with regards to the south china seaally steer well clear of ruffling feathers there, because what they certainly do not need or want is a real economic war which would hurt everybody, but particularly there. but sometimes politics takes strange courses. shall we just need to be vigilant, but with regards to marco rubio, i don't think we should over exaggerate either the risks that china is going to change everything in the world of the future. they would like to change the way the world works. it may not really be that easy or possible to do that, though.— to do that, though. great to have you — to do that, though. great to have you on _ to do that, though. great to have you on the _ to do that, though. great to l have you on the programme, really fascinating. thanks so much forjoining us here on bbc news. much for “oining us here on bbc news. ., ~ much for “oining us here on bbc news. . ~ , ., much for “oining us here on bbc newsh around - news. thank you. around the world and _ news. thank you. around the world and ac

we have seen the south china sea and some of the activities there. we have seen the tension around taiwan that continues. what makes you nervous or what has your eye in the indo pacific right now? gen. milley: we are in a geopolitical competition, struggle with china. it's going to be multigenerational. this is not near-term, like tomorrow or the next day it's going to be over. and there is the possibility, not the probability, but the possibility of armed conflict between two great powers, the united states and china. china has the natural resources, the people, the population and the money to challenge the united states on the political scale. i was commissioned in 1980, 44 years of service. during those years, the russian military -- the chinese military transitioned from a foot in victory -- foot infantry army with no satellites, no navy, nosing to begin air force. in 1979, they reformed their economy. you know the chinese economy had a growth rate of 10% or so for 30 years. it came down to 7% and now 4%. they have internal challenges, but china

and the chinese use a 3 pallets between the 2 countries, the south china, the south china sea and the tiny one. so it has it because it takes his place. so he wanted to 0, the palestinian israeli conflict for conflict. for that matter or so. also trump and noticed that the petition was the right, came very event. anybody down below 0 in the united states of america and europe, european countries supporting is the 18 besides the united states of america. and then the worldwide and the worldwide that appreciate that a petition is very bad, extremely bad. but he, i mean to, to know his team, we see the former minister of defense, the gallant, very good. they have become so hated by many americans. many europeans have many people in the world even more than they hated at in the late at a la shut on for all these reasons. well from wanted to say to say that it petition overs right. or to save what everybody does good for that petition. oh is right, yeah, so i, you know, that you made it excellent point this a you pointed out the front is a businessman now cause i devastated requires billio

they, they, they, they care about, you know, the united states and the south china sea might be an even bigger flash point. then the taiwan straits. although intrinsically they are linked together. so, i mean, again, there's only 3 types of, of us, of foreign policy and political lead. they all want war with russia, china, e, ron, they just prioritize which of those 3 wars they want more. well, i mean, they had in 2025, which one is which one is on the top of the totem pole? i, i would have to say e, ron, but china comes close behind and russia hasn't gone away. george, hep, what, what's your, what's your ranking? i think i think it's the russia of any around in china. ok. we still got 30 seconds . go ahead. george. as well. i think it so because russian work is the ongoing one and, and therefore because i think this is going to be the subject of at least for the 1st 6 months, maybe even the year of the trump administration. i've tried to deal with this uh, ukraine issue that's i think it's going to be very dangerous because i think it's, it's probably will fail. and if these initiative

pushing back against chinese unfair economic practices and aggressive tactics in places like the south china sea. for me, making sure you have a balance between dealing with the urgent and the immediate while also making the investments in the long term, that is probably the single most important thing for in this current era, for a national security advisor to be focused on. and then, it is urgent, immediate, long-term challenge of time and then there is the epicoal challenge of artificial intelligence. in the time that mike is sitting in the sea, it will transform society's economies and national security. we have taken some steps to make sure that a.i. works forced rather than against us, to preserve in the lead against our competitors but that will be an issue that will touch every dimension including cyber of america's national security. so, at every one of these levels, mike will be walking into an extremely full plate where ensuring that we are on top of every aspect of each of these levels is the difference between really succeeding and falling short. >> as the incoming national security

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so the philippines, pushing across the south china sea, heading towards the southern areas of the vietnam planning a shout was there across the good part of borneo. i would tool so much, i could see some flooding range coming through here. lot of the shot was too full for long as the southeast of india. 7 know who is dry with more missed and fold. of the academic democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. colorado, the average has collateral damage. that's what's reality is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the newer system, corporate israel, affecting it's global, standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the me least of the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the era mind about top stores this out in the us. officials in los angeles, a warning that strong winds will return this week and could potentially find the claims of wildfire. so that least wednesday, emergency crews have been pocketing 3 major funds for many weeks. heavy fighting is enveloped in

all the regional methods, like managing disputes in the south china sea, one of the world's most crucial was a waste. and the crisis in the amount which is a member fazio and also set to be discussed. jessica washington, which is 01. so what's the head here and i'll just 0. i'm dorset jaffar and curse where civilians are being offered 1st, a training by charity groups as the war and ukraine approaches it's 3rd year anniversary. in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then sides determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the physical dynamics in washington informed opinions. centrally therapy and countries are directly affected by this whole, a korean transit inside storage of germany have the mo 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out just sierra i think a journalist is a privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. faci

the south china, the south china sea and the $31.00. so he has a big hit on his plate. so he wanted to 0 that about a student is really confident for conflict. for that matter, but also additionally to, to all of that, we have to bear in mind that the drums i, as a businessman when they get when they get them gaz gazda enjoys huge. but deserves of guess i'm is right. what's the deal to be in the countries led by the distance of america? they have been putting that eyes on that guides as on the guys and that guys as ocean and that guides a see that there's a very important point for what but from but uh was to do. he is a business because he is a business man. to start with a storm of change, you're set to rip up the stuff as quote with the white house and just hours from now. we'll trans commitment to israel shape is foreign policy agenda and frankly can balance the jewish lobby while keeping those and supported palestine happy at the same time. all that and so much more of the latest episode of going on the ground with ashton, with tennessee speaking to a former assist

they shared the view that the people's republic of china is expensive. maritime claims in the south china sea are inconsistent with international law as reflected in the united nations convention on the law of the c secretary austin. and administer pro jointly condemned violations of national sovereignty as reflected in united nations general assembly resolution, which deplores in the strongest terms the aggression by the russian federation against ukraine and the demands it's complete and unconditional withdrawal from the territory of ukraine put in a twist. sylvia and so publicly denied the statement, saying no such agreement or release had been authorized by indonesia. the incident spark debate over miscommunication and diplomatic protocol raising questions about a curacy authentic on claims. there is no joint statement and no press conference. what is important for me to underline is that our relationship with china is very good. we respect each other. we already have mutual understanding. i convey the in the us, we are close friends with china. we respect america and we seek friendship w

all the regional methods, like managing disputes in the south china sea, one of the world's most crucial was a waste. and the crisis in the amount which is a member fazio and also set to be discussed. jessica washington, which is 01. the still ahead here and out 0 on dorset jaffar and curse where civilians are being offered 1st, a training by charity groups as the war and ukraine approaches its 3rd year anniversary. also ahead of gunman shoots the 2 senior judges in terra and before taking his own life. the pad that let's have a look at the weather across north america with things have ton, brutally cold. not just the cause of moving any scenario, but all the way down in the south. we've had an optic blasts bringing dangerous conditions. with mo wintery features are pushing out further east. we are expecting the snow to continue across the great lakes and pots of the eastern seaboard for cities, unlike washington dc, the presidential integration. we'll see that bit to wind on monday. we're expecting some snow to come in on sunday. now it's much quieter out west with some wintry features

so the philippines, pushing across the south china sea, heading towards the southern areas of the vietnam. plenty a shout was there across the good pato bornea, which was the monster could see some flooding rains coming through here. well, i wish i was too full for lunch at the southeast of india, but i don't know who is dry with more missed and fault. with 19 sixty's the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was the thinking when new dynamic movements for launched in the last of a 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after in learning methods were closed. be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation the sixty's in the arab society on outages era. the major protests outside the annual conference of jeremy's fall like a sd policy is kind of that, but you also is promising must be full patients of immigrants come out of my dental views, health policy when move how in a general election next month. this is inside story, the hello a

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so try to steer the waters across the south china sea. and that's why they're not what we're gonna have to leave in the pepper spend basketball just sort of view as well . these are live images coming to you from the you know, grace and the last 30 minutes after the 2 minutes. so the president will be in no way. let me quickly. frankie pepper escobar brazillian to us. i think of the cradle always appears as a spare time. thank you. well, just as if a little joe by themselves sound the outgoing us present has issued a series of pre emptive pod. and now they included um 3 files to the full white house chief medical advisor, who has facebook, nico, but it's highly over cove and pandemic. besides the general log, really, he calls the trump of fractions. then a one of the dictate that the jerry sits committee which investigated the storming of the capital is also on this. and this whole conversation ripples the protect them against any persecution from the incoming, from administration out of the i have the pleasure to discuss the issue with a