major role on south sedans, independence that i think, you know, most within the region and, and south sea down. i mean, many basically credited the us with securing south to dans independence. and us as more or less washed his hands of south to day and i would say for quite a number of years now, i think, you know, what was the end of the trump administration is an even greater a step back as well. so i mean, you know, in terms of countries who are really still involved. busy down can make a difference. we're mostly looking at african states, especially neighboring regional countries. kenya, ethiopia, south africa is still a major player when it comes to de, escalating this kind of crisis, trying to prevent a full out. so the words, it's those places as well as the ongoing un mission that people are going to be, are going to be looking at to, to try and help resolve this or at least mitigated. thank you very much and thank you to both all guess today and then both well on the go to full and nicholas heisen who joined us earlier. if you didn't catch all of the conversation, no problem, you

believe you were a journalist 14 years ago at the time of independence and covered the situation in south sea dawn. i mean, it was a very big picture, wasn't it? at the time, this is a country with the oil rich is it has a timber minerals. if it has a live stock, it can export what's gone wrong. well, you need more than oil revenue to build the country. i would say in, in fact having oil revenue when you haven't decided how to share that oil revenue or have any institutions to manage it, might that actually make the thing worse? so i think, you know, like you said, i was around at the time i tried asking a lot of these questions. um uh saying how were we so sure this will go right. there's a lot of signs and we'll go very wrongly. and what i found at the time is that people basically had over confidence that we know how to build a nation that we know how to build a state. and i think some of that filter down to south needs a lead. unfortunately, where they, where they felt like, you know, with the international support, they were going that uh, you know, that they didn't have to think too ser

if a south sea dawn has said the countries witnessing an alarming regression and the 2018 p. steel is threatened, deal ended 5 years of civil war in which about 400000 people were killed civilians. every target st by size widespread, it comes after a week of increasing tension during which the town of nasa was run by a munition known as the whites tommy and a general was killed while the un was trying to evacuate him from the town. later in the week, the national security service, meanwhile, has said it will continue arresting people to believe a connected to the violence malcolm web address era. focused on how to set a deadline to thousands of f can nationals to leave by the end of the month as part of, of repatriation plan. many as of ask in microns to live in pockets down many fled up to the telephone, return to a pallet and 2021. the you in is concerned about the multi phase plan. that includes some people who will promise that'd be relocated to the us and the other countries, the interior ministry, ones, mass deportations will begin for those who don't go by the end of the month.

tens of the south china sea. but let's move on to it's the same approach. the same logic, which is now accepted by a trumpet, by the trumpet, ministration. uh, its relationship is the russian federation and i think its own that right now, no 2 persons who would do 100 percent the like and the sandwich cancers and cancers who can seriously influence the faith of the wall militarily the nuclear power source in particular of course they have special responsibilities not to shout to each other, but to sit down and talk and say more or less like it was handled by go boys and men of the for the, for the few said that, you know, and they know that you know, that i know, and what do i will hand it down. so mr. minister, the pleasure to be here at an early, happy birthday to you. you'll have a special birthday coming up. i have the same one shortly after years. yes, we are on the same day. no, no, shortly after we're on the same age we're yes, the same here is. uh no, thank you for inviting us here. i want you to talk to us about nato. uh and, uh, the reaction in th

and somehow under the protection of them, a pass code on the sea, an army not to the cross south of damascus. it has destroyed most of the depots and the munition of the sea and on the so the question here is it behind this because it's trying to this to allies this event situation so that it can keep what it has gained. and certainly israel has been very active and serious since the toppling of the subdivision was very active before but especially officer was doesn't match. so who is supporting how much doesn't matter who is supporting these rebels and how much support they have internally? i don't think they have much support internally because there is no prospect of them winning over the government. the central government. certainly there are 4, at least 4 foreign governments in syria country. you have the americans in the north east, basically protecting what they call the fed this area. so you have the fisher government, which it has. it's just the just button a chip with the car and redeem and syria. and then you have the, the russians will have 2 bases on the cost of the area. that's

they would say hands of the right hands of the south china sea. but let's meet them talk. it's the same approach, the same logic, which is now accepted by the trumpet by the dump administration. and its relationship is the russian federation. and i think it's on the right now. no, to go since who would do 100 percent the like. and the sandwich cancer's and guns is who can seriously influence the fate of the wall. and instead of in the nuclear power source in particular, of course, they have special responsibilities not to shout to each other but to sit down and talk and say more or less like it was handled by go boys and many of the for the, for the few said that, you know, and they know that you know, that i know and what do i will hand it down. so mr. administer the pleasure to be here at an early, happy birthday to you. you'll have a special birthday coming up. i have the same one shortly after is yes, we are on the same date. no, no, shortly after we're on the same age where the st. louis and thank you for inviting us here. i want you to talk to us about nato. and the

you've got taiwan, the south china sea, where china is trying to develop its sphere of influence.united states and its allies, they are concerned, and remember that there are members of the trump administration who believe that china poses the greatest threat to the world. >> john: anna coren in beijing for us. thanks, anna. >> maurice: now more of the top stories from around the world in tonight's "evening news" roundup. u.s. prosecutors call it hacking for hire. they have charged 12 people in china with that crime today. some worked for a private hacking company that allegedly got paid by the chinese government. they are accused of targeting u.s. government offices including the defense intelligence agency. >> john: cbs news has learned the trump administration has stopped sharing intelligence that could help ukraine target russian forces. defensive intelligence is still being shared. this follows the cut off of new military aid as the administration pressures ukraine to end the war with russia. >> maurice: and the alleged mastermind of a deadly terror attack on the u.s. militar

only just recently us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol a dispute in south china sea show in the 1st such display. since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involved practicing how to intercept hostile aircraft. the exercises focused on enhancing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and only a few days ago, a parade in thailand. mark the kick off of cobra gold 2025. it's been dumped. the largest exercise in mainland asia and the longest running international military exercise in the world. a whole host of us regional allies from japan to singapore are taking part. we share a goal in this region to prevent war by remaining ready together. and that is on top of all kinds of bilateral fi, lateral multi lateral drills. the pentagon regularly holds in the asia pacific. so what is it preventing war like general clark put it or fueling pension. perhaps that's a good question for beijing, which has understand to be also been flexing. it's billed tree musc

only just reason fi us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol disputed south china sea sho. in the 1st such display, since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involve is practicing how to intercept hostile aircraft. the exercises focused on encompassing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and only a few days ago, a parade in thailand. mark the kick off of cobra gold 2025. it's been dumped. the largest exercise in mainland asia and the longest running international military exercise in the world. a whole host of us regional allies from japan to singapore are taking part. we share a goal with this region to prevent war by remaining ready together. and that is on top of all kinds of bilateral fi, lateral multi lateral drills. the pentagon regularly holds in the asia pacific. so what is it preventing that war? like general clark put it, or fueling pension? perhaps that's a good question for beijing, which has understandably, also been flexing. it's bil

and territorial flash points remain on taiwan and in the south china sea. but china has many more friends today in the tent in 1950. so many years this bread stretching across into north korea was the main axis of chinese diplomatic influence. today that sole change chinese trade links and influence stretched all across the globe. and this, the united states supposed to withdrawal. china is more than ready to step in. let's take miss swallows up the banks of the river. is china repairs to be positioning itself as a bridge across the troubled diplomatic waters. toni chang, al, jazeera and ne, in china. tensions are the main border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan have for several 1000 people to see the area. the to come crossing is an important transit point and has been shot since february 21st. that follows a dispute over the construction of a new off gun board of post. and i, jerry and senator has been suspended for from the senate after she accused its leader of sexual assault at tasha ox, poteat, or do i gone? made the accusation against it. pr

and territorial flash points remain on taiwan and in the south china sea. but china has many more friends today in the tent in 1950. so many years this bread stretching across into north korea was the main axis of chinese diplomatic influence. today that sole change chinese trade links and influence stretched all across the globe. and this, the united states supposed to withdrawal. china is more than ready to step in a thick mist while is up the banks of the river. china are appears to be positioning itself as a bridge across the troubled diplomatic waters. tony cheng l. g 0, and northeastern china, mexico. in canada, i have been given a one month free, free from much of the 25 percent us tires that came into force earlier this week. present. donald trump now says goods that fall under the us, mexico, canada agreement will be temporarily exempt from the levies. trump negotiated the trade agreements during his 1st time. it covers a significant proportion of the goods imported from washington's to largest trading partners. julie, it's, but it's in the middle

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and you can rattle your sabers all over the you put the 7 sleep in the south. china sea is going to change that. you've got to come to terms with that. but we are led by people who don't want to do that because nobody wants to be the politician who has to explain to the people it's over. and we now have to figure out which we should do and we couldn't do it. we have still lots of resources to manage coming to terms with the change situation and, and kind of picking them against the larry doesn't do that for saying, hey, we may not do so what global marketing anymore. but if these companies, us companies are sort of treated properly and the terms keep the other people out, we can just based on the few 100000000 people in this country be able to support our economy, create jobs in, in, in, in lives, dudley. i doubt it possible, but i doubted why, because it's never worked that way that we have. we have a global economy and more globalized that we ever were. we'd, we have wondering which now supply chain, almost every american kind of understand what's the supply chain, didn't use to think ab

only just recently us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol a dispute and south china sea show and the 1st such display. since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involve of practicing how to enter a sap hostile aircraft. the exercise is focused on enhancing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and only a few days ago, a parade in thailand. mark the kick off of cobra gold 2025. it's been dumped. the largest exercise in mainland a job and the longest running international military exercise in the world. a whole host of us regional allies from japan to singapore are taking part. we share a goal in this region to prevent war by remaining ready.

sides being at the forefront of leveraging international law to protect it solving rights in the south china sea, visa beach, china. and one of the arguments we have been making are to press the government to come clean on. this is this, you cannot go and say we need on floss and international law when it comes to protection of the philippines, rice visa view china and the southern when it comes to i, c, c o, i wanna opt out of international law. so i tell you, thank you. thank you, richard for that point i want to bring in. i want to bring in christina a briefly at the end because we talking about international law or whatever. and i don't want to forget the victims and the family is that in the philippines, what's been the reaction from your clients? it's a, it's been a mix of emotions for many, as we've mentioned, this has been a pleasant surprise. for many, it's been a ridiculous guessed, and now that that emotions have died down or a december delay. so we're looking at the huge work i had for convictions. because initially, while initially we've had a few mothers come forward to file these

and by the way they claim the whole south china sea they've got the phony islands there and on and onngress is going to step up? i know the president wants too. we need to rebuild our military and rebuild the shipping industry. >> amen i believe congress will step up on this. you are right we absolutely need to do it right with respect to china, i think china poses single greatest geopolitical threat to the united states for the next 100 years. him by the way i was saying that when he first got elected 13 years ago. and when i was saying that initially, that was a very lonely voice in the senate. all the democrats disagreed and most of the republicans disagreed. back then, they looked at china as far as the eyes can see by the chinese communists are murderous. that trace concentration camps with over million people in them. engage in forced labor. they engage in torture they engage in espionage. they engage in propaganda and are battling against us on every front. we need a comprehensive strategy to go after and prevail over china much like reagan had to defeat the soviet union in the

so it continues to descend further south out to sea. but to the west of that, honda is expected to play the southern parts of madagascar over the weekend, bringing some very strong winds. torrential rain that could cause land fights and very high ways as well. it still lingers in the south on sunday. so we are expecting those have to last through the weekend to west of that is very wes, across much of southern africa. well, not for western parts of south africa, but we are expecting fun to storms out east. it's much dry up to the north of africa as a gusty winds, continue to below the way towards the west africa. from the north west. we go to where the system working its way across morocco. they've got stopped to p to out as we go into sunday and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go sack today in to sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf, but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that you weather update. the latest news from s

why would you give, in effect, a green light for xi to expand china's interest in the south china seay to our allies of 70 years? oh, don't worry, we got you back. and again, go back to this intelligence. this is a sharing process. are people going to really share intelligence with us, our allies, if they think we're going to cut them off? or frankly, if sometimes that intelligence is not kept secret? >> let me ask you about immigration. donald trump last night said that in order to fix the immigration issue at the border, the crisis, as he calls it, all you needed was a new president. you didn't need legislation. no legislation is necessary. you just needed a new president. that got a lot of big cheers from republicans. you were saying on fox news, i believe it was yesterday that donald trump has done a good job at the border. so do you agree with that assessment that donald trump is the only thing that's needed to change the circumstances at the border? >> i think it is good that we're at a 25 year low in terms of border crossing. my words yesterday, yeah, they were not great. let m

it will be a green light for president xi to go after taiwan in, in in asia, in the south china sea.and i think again, at the end of the day, this is going to make america weaker. >> i asked the commerce secretary, howard lutnick, about this, about what the administration is doing here in regards to russia. he talked about how basically it's trying to bring putin to the table. this is what he said. i want to get your reaction. >> we've given $300 billion to ukraine. is it difficult to see what side we're on? give me a break. i mean, this concept of people getting confused is absurd. the president is on ukraine's side, and he said it. he said, i'll give them more military aid. he said it, but he said he'll do it if he can get to peace. and he needs peace, and he needs president zelenskyy to say, i want peace. and he wants putin to say i want peace. and then the president will bring them together and you'll see the greatest peacemaker, because he knows you got to hit both sides in order to get to the middle. >> a couple of things to note. after that interview, the president decided to

effort came from this man, general david hunter, who commanded us forces along the southern sea coast, south carolina, georgia area, little pockets where the union maintained control or had moved in at ports. and when general hunter did was to issue emancipation decree. and seek the recruitment of african american soldiers fight. and he organized what he labeled the first south carolina colored infantry. well, as soon as heard about this president, lincoln was not happy and word came to rescind that order that. lincoln was in no way ready to take that kind step because of all the political implication that would come with starting to organize and arm african-american men. so despite hunter's here that were order rescinded, but that was in south carolina on the east coast, out here on frontier, hundreds of miles from washington. there was a more attitude. i'll say of it's easier to gain forgiveness than permission or actually, maybe more accurately, it's easiest do what i want rather than not. and one of those individuals of who adopted that attitude was this man, senator james h. lane of kan

physical and mental health. beyond it and his former colleagues worked on an oil rig in the north sea, off the south western city of stop. i am and now they are demanding compensation from the government. in this oil platform is a model in a museum down a cap. start of norway worked on one like it for 20 years. he doesn't have many good memories at that time. of the 1980s, when he and his co workers were happy, truly exposed to toxic substances. i worked on the cranes to to the next. they are exhaust fumes from the turbine engines with blast right in our faces, you'll find them in a tough sometimes. we'd have to come back down after just a few minutes knocking stock. can we believe in self your asset all working on the tanks? that was really bad. they have many of us even through up to the longest bit them by age 44 cups. that was unable to work, diagnosed with mental disability. now pensioner, he can barely remember things. he's quickly overwhelmed even by visitors in his own home. village. i'm always guessing dizzy, and i think count, they just leave on the country did go and have the see the time

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