u. s. s 1000000 away from disputed waters near the parcel on it. but the u. s. navy says it's destroyer is continuing its routine operations in the area. most schools in afghanistan of reopened after the winter break, but the nations taliban leaders are still barring teenage girls from attending since the taliban to take over 2021. only girls age 12 and under been allowed to go to school. the taliban government also banned women from higher education. united nations calls it gender based apartheid. okay, i'll be back with a full news hour ride off the 2nd half of al jazeera investigation stick around for that communist putney office to move mr. stanley's dirty cache from hong kong to, to buy there are 2 ways of this. one is, this is gary, who years or 2nd is a walla, is sort of a catch all term for an informal way to move money outside of banking channels. that is, in his essence, how walla walla usually involves financials with close family or personal ties to swap funds and keep track on legends while as an incredibly common money transfer system. and it was very s

u. s. navy research shows that the countries in the world capable of destroying or topping submarine cables or russia and china, or officials fear that mot. sue is just a warning. and that internet connections to the whole of taiwan could be under threat tension between china in the u. s has spiked over taiwan. washington does not have any official diplomatic ties with the island, but his vowed to defend it. u. s. saucers. say ty, one's president, sighing. when is due to meet with us. how speaker kevin mccarthy. in california, last year mccarthy's predecessor visited taiwan, sparking chinese military drills around the island. yes, do you from beijing said it is seriously concerned by reports of size trip. china has never ruled out using force to bring the self governing island under control. young, no one should underestimate the strong determination and ability of the chinese government on people to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity. a looming threat of escalation and isolation that's already a reality for matt. su island. joining us by phone from matt to is when li,

u. s. navy rear admiral and serves the senior director of the center on cyber and technology innovation and the foundation for defense of democracies. i asked him what sort of difference 18 leopard twos will make. well, 1st thank you for having me. and as you're a reporter alluded to, it's going to make a significant difference. the these tax will be part, i think, of an overall grouping of $88.00 of or 100 tanks that come from germany, poland, sweden, finland, norway, spain, portugal and canada. a lot of deliveries of the left lever to which is absolutely the right tank for ukraine or has it mixes firepower accuracy maneuverability mobility as a long range. as a diesel engine easiest to make, much easier to maintain and say, u. s. and one, a, one abrams, i think that this is going to have a significant effect on the battle field. and i think it was the best possible contribution that germany and many other western european powers could make to the ukrainian war effort. ok, so that's quite a ringing endorsement. and $11.00 does, is there a sense in which the delivery of the heavy weapon

u. s. navy, behind me, you see that u. s. s. missouri that say, nuclear powered submarine of virginia class submarines. it's the kind that the u. s . will be sending by 2030 to talk to austro you. they're going to manufacture more of those young president biden. say they will it 1st order re, the australians with the option of having to more so this is a major naval area where, where you see a lot of naval ships to one of the places where the us really base is much of it's navy. so it makes perfect sense that they would hold this event here. i also work resident invited, was able to use the backdrop you had right there and wasn't, there was perfect for this occasion. and tell us more about the purpose of this security pat. how significant is this deal between the 3 countries they made a great deal? it's not a joe biden was emphasizing that these are on nuclear power, not nuclear submarines. that was very important. and i think even mentioned e verification and transparency being involved in this process. but how significant i

now, according to china's navy, the u. s. guided miss all destroy the 1000000, entered an area that they didn't show by the parasol island illegally and commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region. washington has not released a statement saying that what the chinese say is false and it says that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says, a freedom of navigational operations in international waters. now, much of the resource rich south trying to see if claimed by beijing, despite competing claimed by many of its ne visit building a pos which are island and intensifying military activities in this region. the u. s. and other governments have accused that bullying and the area where the incident took place is about a 7 kilometer square kilometer area by the power island also claimed by taiwan and viet nam into the physician politician. role gandhi has been sentenced to 2 years in jail for defamation in 2019 in 2900 speech g

now china is navy, says a u. s. got it miss all destroy amelia's illegally entered into an area that china called she shall buy the parasol island. it says china is navy responded by driving out the destroyer and remains in high blood. china has accused the u. s by creating regional instability via this action. now, washington has responded to this and says that trying to statement is false and that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says are freedom of navigation, exercises in international waters. now china claims much of the south china sea and it's been building up artificial islands and intensify military activities in the region. and where this encounter took place. this area by the parasite islands, it's resource rich. it's about 7 square kilometers in size. it's defacto controlled by beijing despite being also claimed by try one and the noun not washed and has been increasing its activities in the, in the pacific and its focus that and recently, it did a deal with manila to build more bases in the phili

u. s. of jeopardize in peace and stability in the taiwan strait. all 3 u. s. navy reconnaissance flights through over the area. it results washington insisted. the fight was conducted in accordance with international law. the u. s. has also been robbed me of is rhetoric against china. the origins of covey of the coven pandemic, that's often the wall street journal cited a classified intelligence report that says the virus will probably lead from a chinese lab. china has alleged it is a smear campaign and said, the tragedy of the disease should not be politicized. we heard from a professor, benjamin shout in beijing, you says a trailing blame would actually help fight the pandemic. that there is no evidence is the case of many disputes in legal courts and so on. i think china should have the benefit of dance. that unless proof and duty, china is innocent. from the case of coffee we cedar already that i love any keys used to pointing things to other countries. but these again, calls it. and then we only stop when the least people country is free from corporate becaus

now, china's navy said that a u. s. guided missile destroy a 1000000 and illegally into its waters and area bay didn't call she shot by the power. so eyelid it said then that the chinese navy throw it away and that it continues to be on high alert, and that secures the us of causing instability in the region. now the us says that this statement is false and not the 1000000 is continuing to conduct what washington says off freedom of navigation, operation in international waters. now, much of the south trying to see is claimed by the aging as its own territory. this area by the parasol islands, about 7 square kilometer is de facto controlled by china. and it's navy, it's been building up artificial islands that intensify its military activities. but this area, which is resource rich, is also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. now the u. s. has been increasing, its presence in the region in the, in the pacific is just on a deal with the philippines to build up more bases that it's also agreed to supply a strategy with nuclea

u. s. navy, in, in and around, supposedly defending taiwan from china. they always escalate to nuclear. so we can't really think in terms of a limit of nuclear war, we should ditch that. we really should all, all the nation should adopt a no 1st use policy. which states that the only reason we have nuclear weapons is to deter other people using nuclear weapons. that's really the only only good use for nuclear weapon. and how much a spend and build an researching new types of rockets and nuclear weapons. well, that's about, you know, there's, there's about $80000000000.00 of actually it's more like $82000000000.00 annually and go go to research are building and the maintenance of the nuclear arsenal. ah, it around the world of that, about half about 4044000000000 is u. s. a. china is, is 2nd at about i think around 17 rushers comes in 3rd or that and the u. s. also is engaged in a what's called a modernization of the strategic tree at which is a new or missile summary in a new nuclear bomber and a new new icbm or the congressional budget. the says, we wil

u. s. navy denies.he reality, of course, is that china has been incredibly aggressive and openly so in the south china sea, they see it as theirs. they ignore territorial claims from other countries, and they've even gone so far as to build tiny reefs up into artificial islands that they can now use for military purposes and have had a heavily fortified them. and now as us china relations sharply deteriorate, chinese authorities raided the beijing office of a us firm that conducts background checks. they shut down the office, they detained five local staff members. and those individuals whereabouts are right now. unknown outfront now mike chinoy . he is the former longtime cnn beijing bureau chief and author of the new book assignment. china and oral history of american journalists in the people's republic, which is amazing. just looking through this. i know it's just come out and talking to hundreds of journalists and what their time has been like there. so you know, i guess when we look at this, and w

u. s. aircraft over with the black sea. and the one of the incidence was, was the u. s. navy's m e p 3 areas in 2018 when the russians reacted in a similar manner. now's a difference here is that an e p 3 areas is an electronic reconnaissance plane which doesn't have any strike keep abilities. the m q 9 reaper however is equipped was how far missiles and we all have heard of the use of drones by the us in afghanistan and so on. and you know, what kind of damage they can do. so the primary task was as drone is to strike targets and the secondary purpose is to collect intelligence. so having a drone and the black see obviously because a, you know, russian knows that ukrainian armed forces are relying on intelligence from the united states and relying on their kind of reconnaissance network having that report drone and the black sea right now is a danger to russia, especially in light of the attacks that have been conducted on crimea earlier on in the war. so obviously it would sat off a lot of alarm bells in russian's hads, even if it wasn't to strike any targets in crimea, it co

u s navy vessel tipping over and a dry dock in scotland. 33 people were injured . strong winds are being blamed that witness calling it terrifying. the research ship was once owned by microsoft co founder paul allen, closer to home. arson is suspected suspected after 30 boats went up in flames at the storage facility in seattle. one person is under arrest. that man also suffered the only reported injury. it's celebrities, including lindsay lohan have now been charged in a crypto currency scheme. the others include influencer, jake paul and rapper soldier boy. the sec accuses them of illegally promoting to cryptocurrencies failing to disclose that they were paid for it. you might remember kim kardashian faced similar charges last year. some of those charges have agreed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to settle the cases. now to the battle of the supreme court, pitting famous whisky brand against a company that makes dog toys at issue trademark law, free speech and dog poo. abc is andrew fuji explains. this morning, a battle at the supreme court over whether

u. s. navy and south korean counterparts. bring the pan camera a little bit and give you a view of the light deck. here we are restricted to one area of the flight deck, but it really is a massive ship. one of the biggest war ships ever built it is the iconic nuclear powered aircraft carrier and getting on in years. it's something like 50 years old . now the name it say it been in service that long, it was assist to ship up the limits and other limits class carrier that was last here that was last september when we had the ronald reagan visiting booths and, and that was the 1st carrier to be on exercise in south korean waters for around 5 years. so this is quite a significant return. this nimitz battle group has been on exercise in the past few days off the southern korean island of j. u. it has been doing about the same time yesterday. monday was doing across drills launching across off this flight deck, having them being returned again or all part of these joint military exercises, which i've been very extensive. that a res

u. s. navy, the orchestra gray met we confirm hearing sandy, i represent the biggest single investment in australia's defense capability in all about history. strengthening australia's national security and stability in our region. building a future made in australia with recording vestments in skills, jobs, and infrastructure, and delivering, i superior defense capability into the future. went on hands and has more on it's not from san diego. 3 major english speaching nations have banded together in order to face the largest navy in the world, out of china. but significant in the sense that this is really one of the biggest new alliances created since world war 2. the leaders here have said, certainly in decades, and it starts like this. australia will begin visiting us and u. k. a ship building or rather submarine building operations. that is people from australia, from their military's, from their industrial sector. and they'll be learning how to build these submarines, but meanwhile, there will be more rotations of us and british ships in australia after that by 2030 to australia is g

u. s. navy nightly rates by the israeli army continue in the occupied westbank as does the protest movement against the proposed judicial changes. akiva held as a political analyst. he says the tel aviv attack will further inflame tensions. it is a kind of a vicious circle. you feel like this is the unholy alliance between the israeli radical right. and the good right. both sides are not very keen about finding a solution. i think it is, well, you can say that the government, you can define this problem rather than is solution. and it coincides of course with the one of the i think is the largest dealer demonstration in israel ever. and it happened just a few meters away from another demonstration this evening in tel aviv. and some people, even, i think it will use this. i would not be surprised if one of them is visiting italy right now. our prime minister, 2 o u. d is rarely left all the these rally as they define are blank, white into the hands of the arab terrorist. and in the occupied west, bank violence continues to escalate. funerals have been held for 3 palestinian fighters killed b

u. s. navy. what had to sarah clark is signing by 1st in australia very shortly. first, i want to bring in john hendrick, who is live in san diego. what did they have to say off to them eating well, we knew they'd 18 months ago. they were planning on coming up with this plan for a joint nuclear submarine effort. but today they laid out the details and what they said was that they're starting right away. there are already australian workers embedded in american manufacturing plants and american bases, learning about the process of building submarines because they're going to have to develop their own submarine building based from scratch and that's gonna take years . so in the meantime, what's going to have it isn't us and british submarines are going to increase their rotations in australia. eventually the australians have committed to buying 3 nuclear powered submarines from the u. s. and they look just like that. that is the, the u. s. s, missouri, it is a nuclear powered virginia class submarine. they're faster, they are, they go for longer and they can remain

now, united states navy is denying a chinese military statement saying a u. s. warship has been forced out of the south china sea on thursday. the chinese military said it drove the destroyer year, assess millis away from the disputed waters in the parcel islands. for the u. s. navy says it's destroyer is continuing as routine operations in the area and has not been expelled. now the news, most schools in afghanistan have reopened after the winter break, but the nations taliban leaders are still barring teenage girls from attending since the taliban to take over in 2021 lonely girls age 12 and under have been allowed to go to school. the taliban government has also banned women from higher education. united nations calls it gender based apartheid. the only option now available to older girls is a slamming schools known as some addresses. they provide religious instruction that they're selfish comerica then i thought about them address a can't help me in becoming a doctor because that's done through the schools. and unfortunately schools are closed but still the

u. s. to store has been forced from the south and as see on thursday, the chinese military said it drove the vessel away from disputed waters or the potter cell islands by the u. s. navy says is destroyed, is continuing his routine operations in the area and has not been expelled. could any use johnny's not live from beijing? what's the background to this katrina? well it's certainly not the 1st time that washington and beijing have disagreed of what's happening in the south trying to see. but what makes this potentially dangerous, that this is happening at a time when paging and washington are having very tense relationships and disrupt between both slides at an all time high. now, according to china, they followed the u. s. mc guided miss. i'll destroy a 1000000. they said that it cost without permission illegally into this area. the agent called she shot by the parasol island. it says that china is navy wanted to the ship and then ultimately drove it away. and paging says, but by this action us is creating instability in the region. now, washington has released a counter claim saying that this is a false statement and that the 1000000 continues what it says off fre

u. s. navy nightly rates by the israeli army continued the occupied westbank as does the protest movement against the proposed judicial changes. the govern refers to the protest as his attic hiss and says that they anti democratic. but that's not stopping the protesters from coming out on to the streets has been 10 weeks now and the protests are just getting bigger. it is putting prime minister benjamin netanyahu under a tremendous amount of pressure, but he's sticking to his guns. he says that this bill will become low emron khan al jazeera west roseland, and a district police commander in tel aviv has been removed from his role and reassigned to a new position because of the ongoing protest. the change was announced by national security minister have been given the test as clash with police across israel earlier during the so called day of resistance against the proposed judicial reforms. and im ranken joins is live now from occupied injury slim and imre more more can you tell us about this sir? high profile, sucking. what is a high profile sacking, but it might not be a sacking this th

u. s. s 1000000 away from disputed waters near the power islands. the u. s. navy says it's destroyer is continuing its routine operations in the area and has not been expelled. katrina, you has more the story from beijing. certainly not the 1st time. we've had differing accounts from the u. s. in china about what happens in the south trying to see what is dangerous about the timing is that distrust and tension between washington and aging are at an all time high, making any potential confrontation, extremely risky. now, according to trying to the navy, the u. s. guided miss all destroy the 1000000, entered an area that they didn't show by the parasol island illegally ended up commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region. washington has not released a statement saying that what the chinese say a false. and it says that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says off region of navigational operations in international waters. now, much of the resource rich south try

u. s. navy says it sorted what it calls navigational rights following a stand off with a chinese military near the carousel islands. china says the u. s. warship was driven out of its territory in the south trying to see from the 2nd time this week . washington says it's vessel was conducting a routine operation in international waters. katrina, you has more from vision. now this area where this is taking place is an area called she showed by the parasol islands. it's about 7 kilometer 7 square kilometer is wide. important to know that this area is also claimed by taiwan and viet nam and those claims are basically ignored by china claims. most of this resource rich south trying to see. and it has been despite competing claims from many of its neighbors erecting artificial islands and intense, intensifying military drills. and of course, the u. s. has acute china, not only doing that legally, but as well as a bullying other countries with its navy vessels as well as its coast guard. the u . s. is carried out air strikes on targets in eastern syria, local sources say 5 people have been kill

u. s. navy to ensure the free movement of goods. but china dislikes the americans dominance today the c route from asia to europe passes through the south china sea where tensions run high and the suez canal, which can be blocked. but the melting of arctic pack ice could open up new options . 3 routes would be possible and take $10.00 to $20.00 day is less time. the northwest passage over canada would main navigating uncharted waters and masses of sea ice. the 2nd route over the north pole remains a distant vision. it would be the shortest way, but remains impossible to, to pack ice. so the most promising route is the northeast passage or northern sea route. it runs along the russian coast of a kia can, is the european poet that's closest to asia b all ready back in 2010 in co can is norwegian logistics firm own of felix. trudy proved to the chinese, but the ne passage was a viable shipping route in the air force of september at 2010 at the nordic barnes left with 4 to 1000 fire and tongue. so i know concentrate to china and arrived

now, according to trying to navy the u. s. guided missile destroy the 1000000, entered an area that aging cold she should by the parasol island illegally and commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region for washington has our statement saying that what the chinese say is false. and it says that the 1000000 continued to conduct what it says. a freedom of navigation, of operations in international waters. now much of the resource rich south trying to see it's claimed by beijing despite competing claimed by many of its ne visits building an artificial island and intensifying military activities in this region. the u. s. and other governments have accused of bullying and the area where this incident took place is about a 7 kilometer square kilometer area by the power island also claimed by taiwan and viet nam, now us has been subsequently building up its own presence in the inner pacific. its been focusing a new on that brianna re

now, according to trying to navy, the u. s. guided missile destroy the 1000000, entered an area that they didn't show by the parasol island illegally and commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region are washington has not released a statement saying that what the chinese say a false. and it says that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says, a freedom of navigational operation in international waters. now, much of the resource rich south trying to see is claimed by aging, despite competing claimed by many of its ne visit building and island, and intensifying military activities in this region. the u. s. and other governments have accused that bullying and the area where the incident took place is about a 7 kilometer square kilometer area by the power. so island also claimed by taiwan and viet nam to, to kia now where people are marking the 1st ramadan since last month. devastating earthquakes, thousands are still living an

u . s. destroy, it has been forced from the south china sea. on thursday, the chinese mercury said it drove the vessel away from disputed waters near the parasol islands. but the u. s. navy says its destroy is continuing its routine operations in the area and is not being expelled. most schools in afghanistan have reopened after the winter break, but taliban authorities are still boring. teenage girls from attending. so it's about take over 2021. the only girls a 12 and under. i've been allowed to go to school. the taliban government is also bound women from higher education. the united nations calls agenda based apart have the only option available to older girls is islamic schools known as my dressers. they provide religious instruction that are freshman of critical america. then i thought of, of the address a can't help me in becoming a doctor because that's done through the schools. and unfortunately schools are closed, but still them address is good for increasing our religious knowledge. and it's a good place to enhance our skills as i want to get all the time, day and night. i imagine may be sunday schools might reopen and my education will progress further and i

u. s. navy nightly rates by the israeli army continue in the occupied west bank as does the protest movement against the proposed judicial changes. the govern refers to the protest as, as adequate and says that the anti democratic, but that's not stopping the protest is from coming out on to the streets. it's been 10 weeks now and the protests are just getting bigger. it is putting prime minister benjamin netanyahu under a tremendous amount of pressure, but he's sticking to his guns. he says that this bill will become low in ron con, out 0, western islam. and in the occupied westbank, violence continues to escalade funerals have been held for 3 palestinian fighters killed by a ready forces in java, south of jennine. when it says said the man was shot in that car by snipers on rooftops. and on thursday morning, the 3 men were all in their twenties. yes way. the army says they were suspected of carrying out shooting attacks in the area. abraham, is that the job a village in southern jeanine? we knew graves were dug up here in job bout after 3 palestinian were shot and killed by israeli forces

u. s. navy nightly rates by the israeli army continue in the occupied west bank as does the protest movement against the proposed judicial changes. and im run, i guess it's very difficult to judge right now. what sort of impact the shooting we'll have on the protest said going forward. of course the mayor of tel aviv has urged people to stay away. what's your sense? was i'm the protest movement. it's been 10 weeks. so far. it's got larger and larger every week. i don't think an incident like this is going to stop people from coming out on the streets on saturday when they normally do the process. we're looking about $130000.00 people that have come out on the streets, but it is going to have a massive security impact for israel. some 77 palestinians have been killed in the nightly rates. continuing in the occupied westbank. that is having an impact on ordinary palestinians policies. one now rise up from that's actually claimed responsibility for the she's how, according to reuters news agency in television. all of that is going to play into inflaming attentions. you head, lloyd austin, you a

u. s. navy nightly rates by the israeli army, continuing the occupied west bank as does the protest movement against the proposed judicial changes. the govern refers to the protesters as advocates and says that the anti democratic, but that's not stopping the protesters from coming out on to the streets. it's been 10 weeks now and the protests are just getting bigger. it is putting prime minister benjamin netanyahu under a tremendous amount of pressure, but he's sticking to his guns. he says that this bill will become law him wrong con our 0 western islam. israelis began protesting against the proposed reforms on january 7th. that's when more than 20000 people gathered on the streets of tel aviv and demonstrations have since been happening every weekend. but an israeli parliamentary committee went ahead and approved the 1st reading of the bill that was back in february, every 13th prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on corruption trial is pitching. it is an attempt to restore balance between branches of the government, protested, observed the 1st of march as the national day of disruption a

u. s. navy and south korean counterpart bring the pan the camera little bit and give you a view of the light deck. here we are restricted to one area of the flight deck, but it really is a massive ship. one of the biggest war ships ever built it is the iconic nuclear powered aircraft carrier and getting on in years. it's something like 50 years old . now the name it say it been in service that long. it was assist to ship up the name. it's another limits class carrier that was last year that was last september when we had the ronald reagan visiting booths and, and that was the 1st carry to be on exercise in south korea waters for around 5 years. so this is quite a significant return. this nimitz battle group has been on exercises the past few days of the southern korean islands of j. u. it has been doing about the same time yesterday, monday it was doing across drills loads. you crossed off this flight deck and having them being returned again, or all part of these joint military exercises which are being very extensive at a resumption after a have of a few years to allow post partly for the

navy. the u. s. seems to be stating in the clear as possible term that it remains a significant presence in the indo pacific. robert bride al jazeera boost on south korea. mr. the head on al jazeera hung so yourself. this becomes felton's youngest son, 1st adver, mostly luther. ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me. a map informed opinions by the ministration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world. state critical debate, now only both the legal report dog they see the property in depth analysis of the day headlines inside story on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines. this was probably one of the deadliest disaster seen the story of back cotton, setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. this is the one that's been hitting city for sharing personal stories for a global audience. can you talk to little bit about what life is like for africa

navy. the u. s. seems to be stating in the clear as possible terms that it remains a significant presence in the indo pacific. robert ride al jazeera boost on south korea. thank the dish and me and my appear to be planning a pilot scheme to allow some rank of refugees to return home. hundreds of thousands of them. muslim minority became state less than 2017. they were persecuted and driven out by the military, with many fleeing to bangladesh, with bronze campaigners accusing the united nations of a major bridge of neutrality. that's after it, use you in boats to transport me and my delegation to a meeting and bank with dish and diplomatic. it is a james based report on the dash says there about 1200000 rominger refugees living in camps in the country. bangladesh is foreign minister has told me that in recent days, a delegation from the military regime in me and mom met bangladesh, the officials to arrange a pilot scheme to start returning some of the area they come from at the periods ill to be okay.