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north korea's nuclear ambitions and aggressive behavior of the people's republic of china. arthel: joining us now, executive director of the national security institute and former associate white house under president george wnuclear ambitions for years and china has been aggressive in the south china sea for years, the south china sea accounts for at least a third of the global a maritime trade and strategic patrol for china's nuclear submarine so the question to you is, why stepped up different ties now? >> i think part of the reason is china's demonstrating increase of aggressiveness, they've increased control on the islands and we've seen them fly warplanes over taiwan so they are getting more aggressive and japan is feeling the heat as our friends in australia and india so it's important to come together with these allies and build relations and indicate to china this behavior is not acceptable. arthel: what i want to do now antony blinken on the u.s. working closer with japan, advanced military technology including hypersonic weapons space based threat. >> watching a research and development agreement to make it easier for scientists and engineers and program managers to collaborate on defense related

he an expert on north korea and fellow at german institute for international and security affairs. right, welcome to d w. why has north korea tested so many missiles since the beginning of the year? thank you so much for having me out. north korea is reading, eating in messiah tests on many level, it's about diversification of it's messiah programs are many of the test test test. new systems, for example, after the january 5 and january 10th decided test, north korea has claimed to have successfully tested so called hypersonic light vehicle. these are the science that north korea is diversifying. it's miss scientists with of course, with the aim ultimately to evade u. s. station miss defense systems in the region. and now there are already a suite of sanctions on north korea to try to display them from testing. that doesn't seem to be working. what else could be it should be done. ultimately, sanctions are only and can only be part of a strategy to sort of this inherently complex nuclear issue on the korean peninsula . sanctions alone, the past has shown this very vividly, sanctions alone will not work.

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the crate and with relations with china, if their worst in years is north korea taking advantage of wider tensions around the globe. d. w put their question to josh smith is the senior correspondent with reuters in sole south korea. north korea appears to be kind of testing the limits of what it can get away with at this point. it's heavily sanctioned already and it looks around the world as you say, most of the major players are distracted elsewhere. the beijing olympics are coming up. and of course, washington is looking elsewhere. so they may see this as a time to make more progress on these weapons, perhaps with less repercussions than they may have had in the past. were taiwan was initially praised during the early days of the pandemic for its tight border controls. but now the countries 0 covey strategy is taking a toll. there are strict rules on entry on to the island with mandatory quarantines and testing for some that has meant long time away from loved ones. elsa child spends most of her time alone with her new born because her husband is a pilot. he must quarantine for 5 days in a hotel and 9 days at home. ev

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so as north korea taking advantage of white attentions in the international community, the w put that question to just smith, senior correspondent with the voice news agency in. so north korea appears to be testing the limits of what you can get away with at this point. it's heavily sanctioned already and it looks around the world, as you said, most of the major players are distracted elsewhere. the beijing olympics are coming up. and of course, washington is looking elsewhere. so they may see this as a time to make more progress on these weapons, perhaps with less repercussions. and they may have had not well by and, you know, more than a 1000 african refugees living as they wait for the united states to process asylum applications. washington has promised them visas and permanent homes once the process has been completed. but after months of waiting in the eastern european country, many afghans in albania and i'm growing concerned that there might be stuck there. the w corresponding to funny for shot reports from the town of change in another day of the andreotti coast of albini. i.

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should he w mathias spelling of that in keith it's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. north korea has released images of his latest missile tests. the launches on tuesday and thursday were of new shortened long range missiles showing has conducted 6 weapons tests in january, despite being barred from developing missiles and nuclear weapons, thailand's navy has says, an oil spill off the country's eastern coast will take at least 5 more days to clear the leak from an under see pipeline began on tuesday and was eventually stopped a day later. the government says it's examining the impact of the leak on the environment. in his 1st address since seizing power the leader of burkina faso military junta has promised to restore constitutional order when he said conditions are right. but he also warned that betrayal would not be tolerated for kina. fossil military ousted president, rocca boy. busy on monday, after widespread protests against his government on doris as sworn in its 1st, the 1st female president, former 1st ladies tomorrow, castro unseated the right wing national party

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and we take you to the north sea where one island is hoping to harness the swirling winds to produce green hydrogen. this is the w business. i'm janelle dumas unwelcome, a deepening crisis in kazakhstan, as protests, continue the united nations, the u. s. and the you have all called for a peaceful resolution. but years of economic grievance have paved the way toward the unrest we're seeing today. ah, all my t is the business hub of kazakhstan, but lately, it's been more like a battle scene. the protest started when fuel prices increased sharply. demonstrators are angry because despite cause ex don's economic success, average people don't feel the wealth trickling down cause it's done has taken advantage of its assets since the collapse of the soviet union. it stands at the crossroads of trade routes between china, russia, and europe. the 9th largest country in the world also has massive reserves of natural resources. the blessings are plenty for the central asian country. it's estimated that cause it's done has one of the world's largest oil reserves. it's the leading uranium producer, and there's huge demand fro

w's, emily sure. when they're in moscow, catch up on some of the stories making headlines around the world today. north korea has released images of its latest missile tests. the launches on tuesday and thursday were of new short and long range missile systems. tony has conducted 6 weapons tests in january, despite being barred from developing missiles and nuclear weapons. in his 1st address since seizing power, the leader of burkina faso is military hunter has promised to restore constitutional order when he says conditions are right. but he also warned that the trail would not be tolerated. keena foster's military ousted president rocca bora, on monday, after widespread po, tests against his government. u. s. coast guard is ending its search for passengers on a boat that capsized off the coast of florida. one man scene here has been rescued the vessel carrying 40 people had left the bahamas over the weekend. authorities believe this to be a human smuggling tragedy. and malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after a tropical storm on a made landfall. much of the country had lost power for sev

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had demock sit >> six people were stampede north of the capital of yoendament fans ru rushed the stadium. in the african couple of nations. let's speak now w who is an african-american football writer. tell us what you saw and what happened. >> so i got the stadium a little bit earlier, with the covid testing and the pretty long security lines, i had to get there early. what i can tell you that around 10 minutes -- around 1970, we didn't think much of it in the press box. around the 50th or 60th minute is when rumors started to circulate of pretty severe injuries or deaths being reported from very different press. that's when i sprinted outside. i didn't see any of the scenes that i later saw on what's app photos or videos. but you counsel confirm how many -- couldn't confirm until later in the evening. >> i think they have a capacity of 50,000 on the ground. >> yeah, the organization committee of the afcon that capped it at 80%. tonight, there was absolutely more 80% at the stadium. it was nearly full. i'm assuming because the barriers didn't hold up. but from what i can tell you is that going into the stadium there's a corridor that is m

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