just the fishers of the philippines, but with its other maritime neighbors like vietnam, taiwan, malaysia, china is costing it's net wide. joining us as aires i will die from the university of the philippines, dillman and thanks for coming on the program aries, a, just to underscore 2 viewers in other parts of the world. how much is up for debate? even the name south china sea, which is widely used internationally. but i understand it's not what people in the philippines call it. right. why is that as well? the buildings as not claiming the entirety of, of the south china sea, but what is only entitled to the nation by international law, primarily the united nations convention under log the c. so that's part of the south china sea. that is, uh where the philippines have solved. during p s copyrights, we call it the west philippine fee. so we have this dispute on the high seas. why is china 500 miles away? claiming sea water is much closer to the philippines as well. of china, despite be a signatory to the main international law instrument, as far as married time boundaries are concerned, which is when clause has said that they, their claim is only uh, something that they

of countries including the philippines and with president biden going to vietnam shortly. haidi: our politics reporter in tokyo, isabel reynolds. let's bring in for more analysis , the senior lecturer at the universityng us now from jakarta. richard great to have you with us. we just talked about president biden's abscess -- absence. of course disappointing. and we have the situation where it xi jinping will be absent from that as well, going into the g20 as well. what is the dynamic that is most interesting to you and the issues that top the agenda for you for asean? >> interestingly biden will be visiting vietnam which is an emerging strategy partner for the united states in the region. you have two former nemesis burying the hatchet and trying to build a partnership, especially over china. but also shared economic concerns so i think some people were slighted here in jakarta because they were expecting biden to also visit indonesia not only for meetings but for some high-level discussions with presidents, i think the overall understanding in the region is that the united states is in a catch-up mode. it is true president xi jinping is also not attending but people are expecting the united states

let's begin a senior lecturer at the university of the philippines and hipjoints us live from jakartaeeting is taking place this week. thank you so much for joining us on newsday today. a lot to discuss but in your view what would be the top priority for the block? figs what would be the top priority for the block?— for the block? as far as the theme of— for the block? as far as the theme of the _ for the block? as far as the theme of the rcn - for the block? as far as the theme of the rcn concernsj for the block? as far as the - theme of the rcn concerns here, —— asean is dashed by the way we have countries here who are going faster than china for the first time in generations as infrastructure, conductivity are going to be top of the agenda injakarta as far as asean is concerned but clearly there are also deepening worries about a number of crisis in asean�*s backyard, the crisis in asean�*s backyard, the crisis civil war myanmar or the crisis civil war myanmar or the crisis in the south china sea. there has been a push for more focused discussion and some sort of decisive solution o

take toward developing countries with visiting and center is evil on professor at the university of the philippines. a miracle in their lives name is a veteran, a kind of slow all over a certain nation. let's say the nation of africa, nations of public on people, asia and they've been locked in american countries. so medical medical in the listing of both have rates a different mechanism to, to control not only they're not still valid resources, but also their, their human resources. so in essence or technology kind of resources. so it's still evening western side of the sun in this press essentially the spill, you'll see the difference innovation. this is just to control. therefore, i may call and dislike the fairly famous part of, for example, you still have this idea that because foundation and also there, socialized y'all, a d n. and a i think that because innovations among the most prominent features of controlling the country, something around uh, specifically, nations in asia. now morocco is morning. the victims of the devastating earthquake which hit the country on friday night last week, c

of a still oxy. we spoke with call us to bundle the dean of the school of international relations of the new a universe and the philippines. you said that's many east asian countries, austin, states of new colonialism to re sign mode aims to review what has been happening. for example, in east asia, in the recitation, which has been subjected to call a new lease in buy, you know, the unit p and powers. and of course, the united states of america. we now have nickels and units in which means the economies activate the governments of this quote unquote free countries are still under the control of the former government, colonial masters. economically, they still control most of the piece. this is in their farm back on the nice what do you, particularly the new administrations, the new governments of these countries in, in asia as.

of us still oxy. we spoke with call us to bundle the dean of the school of international relations. the new air universe in the philippines. you said that's many east asian countries. austin, states of new colonialism research. i know the aims to review what has been happening. for example, in east asia, in the recitation, which has been subjected to call a new lease in buy, you know, the unit powers. and of course, the united states of america, we now have nickels and units in which means they kind of nice to read the governments of this quote unquote free countries are still under the control of the former colored colonial masters. economically, they still control most of the piece. this is in their farm economies. politically . the new administration's, the new governments of these countries in, in the asia are still are still behold into their former colonial masters. so they still refer to what they call on your masters. one from events, are they still fun? with the past i saw the world is looking as a new week gets on the way hey, in the russian tap. so mine is peter scott's on the bike with another look at the top

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of for studies at the university of work. speaking to me earlier, we can go to sports now and there has been a big upset at the men's basketball worlds comp. in the philippines. germany have stones, the usa, winning 11321112 reach their 1st world comp final trans. wagner loved the way for germany. the orlando magic guards 22 points, made a huge contribution to his sides. when to germany now play serbia and sundays final and i've already bettered their previous fast a 3rd place in 2002. the usa missed the final for the 2nd tournament in a row. right after that, when i asked former germany coach henry rudo what it all means. it's unbelievable. a great feeling for all in germany. it's historic moment for us. we've never been to the world cup finals, so a great day for german basketball for sure. yeah, i mean, usa, we're obviously be heavy favorites. how did germany come up with this when while they have not lost the all tournament? uh, they have a very good team. they've been together for a long time. they have a bunch of very good and also m b a players. so they play very well together and has had maybe one of the best games they've ever played. so that's how

the rate. and north of ramallah is really forces arrested 8 students from years age university. this is the 4th rate inside the campus in the past 8 years. the philippines has the cues, china is coast guard of installing a floating barrier in a disputed area. the south china sea manila says it's strongly condensed. china is installation of about your across parts of the scarborough. sho, badging see the scarborough show in 2012 filipino fishing crusade. this force them to travel further for smaller catches. china claims. 90 percent of the south china sea cap fuel carrying rock samples from an asteroid. has touched down on earth. the unmanned spacecraft has landed in the us state of utah was carrying a 4500000000 year old asteroid sample. its fiery return has concluded a 7 year national admission and the contents will be studied by scientists world wide. there are thought to contain clues about the origins of our solar system and life. calling baker has more pieces of the password and there these rocks are much more valuable than diamonds. for iams, they lay on the surface of a tiny, ancient asteroid, half a kilometer wide called venue, until they were m

risks dragging the philippines further into g or political strife and driving off a mo, from manila is don mclean, gil electra and the department of international studies at della solid university. don. what does the recent strategic partnership with australia do for manila? right, 1st of all, thank you so much for having me british. it's a true pleasure to converse with you. and you know, we have to understand that the security partnership between the philippines and australia is actually longstanding. you know, it has been composed of a series of m, o use dating back from the late 19 ninety's. and in fact, one of the most crucial ones would be in the and in 2007, particularly in line with the, the s via phase. and of course, while to you, what? well, the philippines astrology, a strategic partnership, or security partnership, often function based against the backdrop of the overall hub and spoke system in the western pacific. we could now see the willingness of both sides to work independently by laterally as a major pillar of the rules based order in the, in the pacific. and, well, definitely we can see that both are like minded. both share several converging interest toward

the university of michigan. professor, we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. here is a round up of some other stories making headlines around the world. china has warned the philippinesgainst, quote, stirring up trouble in the south china sea. it comes a day after minella said it removed a floating barrier installed by beijing to keep filipino fishermen out of a popular fishing area known as the scarborough shoal. both countries claim control of the reef. the speaker of canada's parliament has resigned days after singling out for praise a ukrainian veteran who fought for the nazis during world war ii. the 98-year-old man received a standing ovation during a visit by ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. speaker was heavily criticized by jewish groups and prime minister justin trudeau for his comments. u.s. regulators and 17 u.s. states are suing amazon for allegedly abusing its market position to inflate prices on other platforms to overcharge sellers and to stifle competition. the lawsuit brought by the u.s. federal trade commission could result in amazon being forced to sell off some assets. staying in the u.s., president biden is visiting michigan to join strik

the university of michigan professor. we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank q. this is a relative now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. china has more in the philippines against, quote, stirring up trouble in the south china sea. it comes a day after manila said that it had removed a floating barrier installed by b g to keep filipino fishermen out of a popular fishing area known as the scarborough show. both countries claim control of the reef. the speaker of canada as parliament is resigned to days after singling out for praise. a ukrainian veteran who fault for the nazis during world war 2. the 98 year old man received a standing ovation during a visit by ukrainian president. bold them is a landscape speaker anthony wrote, it was heavily criticized by jewish groups and prime minister justin treat up for for his con or you miss regulators. and 17 us states are showing amazon for allegedly abusing its market position to inflate prices on other platforms to overcharge sellers in the stipend competition. the lawsuit brought by the us federal trade commission could result in amazon being forced to sell off some of its assets. well, staying in the united

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