consequences for the american military presence in elsewhere in the what we might not start to a west asia, iraq, syria, i, you know what it biden has single said no, but the united states is not that interested in the rest of the world in that sense, adopt today? well, this is my surprise. i a trump p. m foreign policy and oscillation, hist, foreign policy. well, america's allies odd game to think about the in these areas. i'll gain a look at it and think, well, do we really want to be in? and i live america or, or america generic going to abandon us. this is, this is quite significant when china is, is steadily rising as an economic, increasingly as a political source. i have been for britain, i mean that was a really moment when the band wallace, the defense fact broke down and l b. c. radio. but even more revealing was, was his claim that after i started to treat with the taliban, he actually considered building a little tablets of coalition to support. i've got to start the government of a feasible that you could replace the united states. and that venture is another profound point we

but it still deep implications for the what we no longer coldly middle east should start to call west asia. i think the americans again to retrieve on themselves. i think america, united states, to collapse in the way the soviet union did, but i think it's going to have a different perspective on the walls. this robot. thank you so much for joining me . once again. malik salmon show modern staff feels ago. soviet troops withdrew from afghanistan, desolate, what followed was the total collapse of the soviet empire. this week it was america analyze who took the fled from to boot, fullest pre saves the end of the american empire. but at least of america as a dominant little power with the appetite to impose its military will worldwide. however, if this was him elation for america, they were not alone in the embarrassment. mostly entire western media was systemically predicting a blood bath and i've got to stand old to be faced by victorious taliban who sounded conciliatory, even magnanimous in a moment, to miller, to try and maybe of course of the one word from the taliban will be replaced by

and if you look at it in the why, just sort of west asia and context is that iraqi officials also demanded it and to all us truth and bases in their country, syria is reasserting its sovereignty. bis why continued us bombing, but i stand undefeated and left not gone. i still remains respect, logged in and determine. so really, as i said earlier, this is a biblical moment for, for the pharaoh of today, i was going to ask you about the was of the defense secretary, you in the us because he said, you know what, we gave them 20 years of top training and of top equipment, but at the end, at the end of the day, we couldn't train them to have the will to withstand the taliban. what do you make of that? is that a shifting of blame to think that there is an essence of truth in his was? there is indeed an essence of truth. nevertheless, the taliban, lacking massive pyre fire power, more than sophisticated equipment or thousands of contract is what drove forward based on the murat that they had the internal discipline. and also the reality that they were fighting a foreign force. and any foreign forc

ancient root of the south road connects china to eastern and western europe through central asia and west asia. and the countries of chris extend cause expand is becca been around turkey, ukraine. it includes poland, belgium, france, and finally italy, right? and, you know, things are happening quickly in that region. he got the new pipeline, nordstrom to going where i from russia to germany. so we can see a direct link there. and as you point out those european countries on the eastern side of europe falling into the new land mass economics down, which will be bigger than the e u, which is currently the biggest economic sound in the world. so this would eclipse the considerably. and you know, as horace greeley tall young man in america go west young man. i think today the mattress should be go east if you're looking for opportunity. got to his becca stamp. i. well, this is what mac inder said. a 100 years ago, more than 115 years ago. so this is been the goal for the entire time of geo politics. he found a geo politics. we have a whole geo politics thing. tank industry and industrial complex

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, which i really why while got and mental but anyway, spread by, by the western element in west and central asia under the guise of war and kara had said to make defeat. it was just as i said, 10 days ago, it is now using assets. the ice is to create habit, cobbled with re did without, without debt. as i said, citing there are sort of, you know, i would say that i would be cautiously optimistic. this is why the, i'm a didn't like analysis and the guy of predictions emanating from many quarters. well, you know, you mentioned it is a few moments ago and essentially who's in control devices. well, i think everyone knows by now that isis was originally a mercenary army used by the west and syria to try and achieve regime change when it comes to the situation in afghanistan. now the taliban seemingly seemingly that is, has a lot of support among the public. we've been speaking to analyst all evening here at our international when you think about quickly the taliban to control canister on the western press. it's been calling this catastrophe the apocalypse of i've gotten just on the crushing the fall

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the philippines as seeing south east asia, 2nd, west korean of ours outbreak. and in malaysia, delhi infections don't 20000 for the 1st time on thursday. cases have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite a national lockdown. those your headline news continues here on al jazeera. after hours there will stay with us here. the news news news with me. with us off mall, one was an egyptian millionaire, businessman living in an up market london apartment, married to the daughter of former egyptian president gumble of danasia. he appeared to have everything to live for my one was also a man of sequence. it's known that he spied for israel, but he may also have been a double agent loyal to egypt. such questions came to an abrupt end, when on a summer afternoon in june, 2007, his body was found in the garden of the building where he lives. did my one fall from his 5th floor balcony? did he jump? or was he pushed the? ah, a book written by a former director of israeli intelligence at the time of the 1973 out of israeli war refers to a secret agent supplying high level infor

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it is east to west and west to east, europe to asia, all over the world we have been having huge congestion huge pricing issues. we have had a lot of conversation on this program with the port of long beach and los angeles. they just finally started to get rid of some of the congestion and then, indeed, some of the supply chain kinks means that congestion is about to begin all over again. let's do all of this and more with the mercury group ceo anton posner. what do you make of some of the supply chain issues that we felt like this had started to ease but then you get a closure of the t hird busiest port and you start to wonder if it will happen all over again. anton: good afternoon, great to be on again. thanks for having me. it never ceases to period as this poing. we're dealing with all kinds of disruptions and problems throughout the world but particular in china with closure of this large marine terminal in ningbo south of shanghai. these are container ships, steamship lines, diverting ships from port, trying to figure out ways to move their containers to other ports. there is no good

from south island, heavy falls for the north island, particularly toward the west, impacting auckland, off to southeast asia and rounds of weather for indo china. and you know, a southern areas of thailand scooped up almost $200.00 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. and i think an area will for see abundance of rain is across the yangtze river valley on saturday with our plum rains. but check out on sunday, it goes to the yellow river valley is young joe getting hit with some of this white weather incense for the east. it's about the heats. we have heat illness alerts in play for most of the major islands in japan. so chicago q issue and horseshoe, including tokyo, so you're at $34.00, but with that heat index, it will feel in the low fourties. but we've got some relief. come in to stay with some brain and suddenly gonna feel about 34. enjoy. that's it for me soon. a bit. the who's with the cushion sit to ride on the cookie, paralytic guy. when he investigates japan's problem history of caring for people with disabilities on i'll just 0 i l g 0 is a whole ah, the me again watching out 0, remind abo

some shock. thunderstorms in manila, by the time we get into next week and for south asia, the wet weather has shifted west. it's new delhi that continues to see those really heavy down port and funder storms. not only here though, to the central and western areas, see the wet weather to sponsored call cut on airways, bulgaria, the poorest nation. the european union rock by allegations of corruption, seemingly linked to the upper echelons of the countries political in a most our ruling class was to get the 1st 3 repeal money to europe in front of people in power investigation where the country goes from here. go guerria at the crossroads on a oh, a hello again, you're watching. i just did a reminder of our top stories this out us president joe biden is promising to make every effort to evacuate. all americans in afghan allies safely, vidal says the evacuations have been among the most difficult lives in history. gunfire was used to push back huge crowds gathering near cobbles the committee to protect joan. this is warning that women are particularly at risk of taliban persecution. it says since they took p

some shock. thunderstorms in manila, by the time we get into next week and for south asia, the wet weather has shifted west. it's new delhi that continues to see those really heavy down port and funder storm. not only here though, to be central and western areas, see the wet weather to the weather. sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. more than 10 years after the global financial crisis, you've taken home more than $480000000.00. your companies now bankrupt our economies in the state of crisis. i have a very casey question, a 1000000 lost at home the us held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for it. thank. the man who still worked on al jazeera ah, ah, the me again, you're watching. i just need a reminder about health stories this out. us president joe biden is promising to make every effort to evacuate. all americans and afghan allies safely biden says the evacuations have been among the most difficult air left in history. gunfire was used to push back huge crowds, gathering, knick cobbles, airport, the committee to protect genesis warning

you have africa to the south, asia to the north and europe to the west, they literally imagine jerusalemo be the naval of the world. >> for muslims is the size of the prophet. >> from the dome of the rock. the prophet ascended on a horse with wings to heaven where he builds several prophets. he received the commandments of how muslims should pray. that's very symbolic and it showcases how important jerusalem is to muslim worship but also muslim identity. muslim leaders ruled jewrusalem from 638 until the first crusade. >> juthe aim is to recover the crisis city from the hands of the muslims. >> they were able to control of the huge part of palestine. essentially, they banned the muslims. >> the muslims of the city wants the throw out the werner werner. solodun is famous for his generosity. his administrator says we got to hide money from him because if he got it, he'll give it away. in order to conquer jerusalem, he's first got to unite all of the desperate era of armies into one. meaning, he spent a lot of his career fighting against other muslims. >> he would say i don't want to fight

where some of our most intense rain is as while along the bay of been gone, the west coast of myanmar monday next got to go to asia pacific and we're talking about what tropical storm loop it did on the island of taiwan. look at these hundreds of millimeters of rain within a short span of time. roads turned into rivers and holmes just flooded out. so we track where the energy is going rate now headed toward japan, but the bulk of it will actually fit toward the sea of japan. so we thought maybe some heavy rain for tokyo, that's not in the forecast now. but winds will really be the big story. after tropical storm marinate grazed tokyo that dropped about 90 millimeters of rain. so again, this time it's going to be a wind story, 75 kilometer per hour winds on monday. that will persist on tuesday that your weather up, they catch you later. sponsor cut on airways. a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives potential or double edged will always assume the worst truth or lies fact or fiction. most of the documents or 40 people of either of those under ups out there will tell the

you have africa to the south, asia to the north, europe to the west.hey literally imagined jerusalem to be the naval of the world. >> for muslims, it's the sight of the prophet's night journey and his ascent to heavy. >> from the dome of the rock in jerusalem, the provest ascended on a horse with wings to heaven, where he visited with several prophets. he receives a commandment of how muslims should pray. that's just very symbolic and significant for muslims, and it showcases how important jerusalem is to muslim worship, but also muslim identity. >> muslim leaders ruled jerusalem from 638 until the first crusade in 1099 a.d. >> jerusalem is the focal point of the first crusade. the aim is to recover christ's city from the hands of the muslims. >> and jerusalem fell in 1099. they were able to control a huge part of syria and palestine and they established the kingdom of jerusalem. and essentially they banned the muslims from living in the city. >> of course the muslims of the region want to throw out the westerners. >> and so this is what prompted the r

west coast of myanmar. on monday. next got to go to asia pacific and we're talking about what tropical storm loop it did on the island of taiwan. look at these hundreds of millimeters of rain within a short span of time. roads turned into rivers and holmes just flooded out. so we track where the energy is going rate now headed toward japan, but the bulk of it will actually fit toward the sea of japan. so we thought maybe some heavy rain for tokyo, that's not in the forecast now. but winds will really be the big story. after tropical storm marinate grazed tokyo that dropped about 90 millimeters of rain. so again, this time it's going to be a wind story, 75 kilometer per hour winds on monday. that will persist on tuesday that your weather update catch you later sponsored cattle airways, a multi $1000000.00 online sex scam in the philippines, his black mailing men from around the world, $11.00 east, uncovered. how small time syndicate became a terminal empire on al jazeera. ah, al jazeera is a little me ah, rapidly approaching quarter past the

asia trading opened. we saw pullback in the west texas intermediate prices to end the month down with the biggest monthly7% for the year. also, if we drop into the bloomberg, we can see in the wake of hurricane ida, natural gas prices have been surging in the wake of the disruption. we are also seeing gasoline prices at the pump move higher, in anticipation of a drop in supply, gas prices expected to be a four-year high. one of the reasons we saw the wti decline in the regular session is at the recovery in the gulf area from hurricane ida actually is expecting to be slightly better than expected. the refinery is expected to come back online and address the supply situation in a more upbeat fashion then originally thought -- than originally thought. >> aluminum at a 10 hi, what a time for commodities. -- 10 year high, what a time for commodities. >> anything from drink cans, the cars, to a lot of the home appliances, this is also fueling concerns of inflation. the jump and aluminum prices has a lot to do with a slew of policies and china. which is the top producer. they've been curbing output to conserve

west to turkey. this majority muslim country is home to an estimated 50,000 uighurs. many from xinjiang. >> asia there. >> reporter: but many say turkey is not as safe as it used to be. >> i asked the government not to deport back our people. >> reporter: as china's influence grows, and after turkey agreed to an extradition treaty with the global superpower last year, protests against deportations became common. >> are uighurs being sent back into china? >> yes. >> against their will? >> yes. the chinese government has really put pressure on governments in central asia and southeast asia, in the middle east, even in parts of europe, to send people back. >> reporter: during a call in july, for the first time, president erdogan addressed the uighur situation with chinese president xi jinping, saying it is important to turkey that uighur muslims live in peace as equal citizens of china. >> i think turkey is walking a pretty fine line. its economy clearly is not in great shape. and china has a lot to offer. >> reporter: but here, like in so many conflicts, the uncertainty weighs the heaviest on the

most of the increase was in asia and sub—saharan africa. a power plant in south—westor wildfire. the wildfire is one of 16 currently raging across the country. firefighters, police cars and locals were seen fleeing the site as flames lapped at the edges of the power station. the mexican government is suing major us gun companies, accusing them of failing to stop the illegal flow of weapons across the border. it's filed a lawsuit in a court in boston against 15 firms. they claim the unscrupulous selling of guns had armed drug cartels, who kill large numbers of people and cause extensive economic damage. let's go back to the olympics now, and japan has some new young heroines after they secured medals in the park skateboarding. sakura yozozumi took the gold. she's just 19 years old, but she's a boarding veteran compared to the silver medallist. kokona hiraki is not even a teeanger yet. she's just 12! the average age of the skateboarders in the final wasjust 17, and the bronze was taken by british 13—year—old sky brown. so, why arejapanese women so good at skateboarding

container costs, which may have been prepandemic in the 2,000 to $3,000 per container coming from asia to the westing is -- has been incredibly impacted and importers don't have a lot of clout here, based on the fact there is only three consortiums of shippers that can -- that bring this merchandise to the u.s. from asia we have similar issues around the world, really. >> so does it make you reconsider where you manufacture your products? >> not really. i mean, we always talk about it being similar to making an electronic chip. you go to silicon valley to get a chip made, to get apparel footwear made you have to go to asia that's fine. this is a temporary blip in our opinion. the shipping companies are t taking advantage of the surge in demand here in the u.s. and in europe but we'll get through this but it is really going to take the government to step in and make some changes in the practices of these carriers. >> what does it mean for what the consumer is paying are you passing on these higher prices and are you seeing the ability to do that >> we can pass on some costs but in general, we're co

west. coast of myanmar on wednesday. next stop, i want to take you toward asia pacific and we've got a brace for what and windy weather once again for tokyo. so we'll put this in motion as this disturbance. whoop, saying it's going to drop your temperature down to 31. and that unsettled weather is still playing at the korean peninsula on thursday. you know, for china pretty much from the yangtze river valley rate, down to the south china sea. we've got bursts of rain here, and we can expect anywhere from about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain over the next 24 hours. the philippines, saki conditions continue $86.00 millimeters of rain, but we see subdued rainfall amounts towards central and southern portions of the country. but still a burst of rain toward the north can be expected. and you know, for cambodia very what weather on, tap for you. on wednesday, one country over in bangkok we've got a height of 32 the join the debate. do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community and how an array of different stories, no topic, it's off the table. it's such a t

we all have different countries in the west, palm and europe, different than if i'm in the middle east or south asia, we're in australia and we're leaving out. you can see what the global lead and the monolithic entity. there's no model, it's again to use anywhere in the world. and that's part of the, the book. it showed that, you know, there is no, you know, monolithic entities. and so, because of that, we look at things for the fact as opposed to sort of trying to catch this version, you know, in blanket generalization, africa. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. that's have the show back on monday to investigate class war in a cornish fishing village in the after winning film bait until then keep in touch with social media and let us know if you think the so called mainstream media is unfair. it's reporting of muslim use pop with me for session is 0 time and like, what do you call that? what is that word? it's called communism right? only in communism with our state run countries. they have no recession, but they also have no way for anybody to have a life other than being a slave. so okay, that's

west coast of myanmar on wednesday. next stop, i want to take you toward asia pacific and we've got a brace for wet and windy weather once again for tokyo. so we'll put this in motion as this disturbance whoop, saying it's going to drop your temperature down to 31. and that unsettled weather is still plaguing at the korean peninsula on thursday. you know, for china pretty much from being see river valley rate down to the south china sea . we've got bursts of rain here. and we can expect anywhere from about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain over the next 24 hours. the philippines, saki conditions continue $86.00 millimeters of rain, but we see subdued rainfall amounts towards central and southern portions of the country, but still bursts of rain toward the north can be expected. and you know, for cambodia very what weather on, tap for you. on wednesday, one country over in bangkok we've got a height of $32.00 sponsor cut on airways since the celebration, the food for reconciliation. ah, and from ancient civilization, the algae 0 world goes on a mouth watering, cut and re journey from spain to them and lead to discover the h

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it's a wave in central asia is making a severe drought in catholic stone. even worse, reco temperatures in the south west have had a major effect on farm as livelihoods gillian wolf report. the scorching heat has turned these arid fields into a mass grave site. for one of catholic sounds most revered livestock with a little grass left graze on the cost of hay and barley has skyrocketed. farmers have had to resort to using cardboard as food for their horses and even that is running out movie vendor. we have 23 years of drought. the grass grow. well, although it was not as bad as this year, but there is only black grass as we call it. animals left standing our weekend by malnutrition, making them vulnerable to disease. we have her hanging on ropes because there's no grass outside, nothing for her to eat. that's why without the ropes, she cannot stand on her feet. she falls. here in manga style, hoarse maiden, milgar staples, of the catholic diets surrounded by the caspian sea. the region is becoming more susceptible to drought, with rising global temperatures, causing steel levels to drop. for the last 100

untold stories from asia and the pacific on 20, i at least 18 people are confirmed dead in an attack on civilians and the military in northern, but keynote, facile violence, escalating in west africa and region ah, on have them think of this is edge, is it alive from the house or coming up the top of on urges afghani a man's to call for unity during the 1st friday. presence of these.

west. but it is looking rather dry and funny in the south. now we moved to south east asia. we seen some heavy rain, the fact parts of indonesia and malaysia. we are going to see more of that in particular for bornea in the days to come. that she whether update the one of the last remaining ancient forests, in se asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive. ah, we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme condition together and transport the dangerous but precious cargo. risking at all, borneo on al jazeera. ah ah, come back. our main story now. us forces of launched a drone strike and combo congress's suicide bombings. they say, plan to attack the city's airport. their reports that children are among 6 civilians killed us president joe biden. the wall is taking part in a ceremony to bring home the bodies of 13 service personnel killed in cobble. they were among the victims of thursdays, suicide bombing at the airport. rob reynolds reports a day of sorrow and promises of vengeance. president joe biden and 1st lady jill biden attended a solemn t

been talking about the west, let's think about afghanistan's strategic position afg hanistan's strategic position where afghanistan's strategic position where it is in south asiak in the 1990s for strategic regions, they've received blowback themselves because of all the attacks they've had in their own country. so one wonders what their strategic aims are and why they haven't been brought into the talks in a much more robust and high—profile way. because pakistan may hold the keys to a more secure future in that region. let's bring them in. the russians too, the chinese too. this is where geopolitics is very important. is where geopolitics is very important-— is where geopolitics is very imortant. , ., ,, i. ., important. henry, thank you. iwant to touch upon _ important. henry, thank you. iwant to touch upon one _ important. henry, thank you. iwant to touch upon one of— important. henry, thank you. iwant to touch upon one of the _ important. henry, thank you. iwant to touch upon one of the stories - to touch upon one of the stories on the daily telegraph, we won't discuss it because there's so little known about it at the moment and we've onlyjust been specu

the west coast of myanmar, over the past 24 hours, we've seen about a 160 millimeters of rank. next we're going to southeast asia. we've got dry spells for malaysia and indonesia, but also storms coming and going as well. so i gotta keep this storm risk in there for bank of coachman city called them poor singapore and jakarta. on saturday we are tracking now tropical storm loop. it has it throws buckets of rain to se china, but it's steering toward the east and it's going to blankets high. want in very intense rain over the next few days, some areas could see about 500 millimeters. and also tropical storm marinate could just graze the eastern portion of tokyo just in time for the closing of the olympics. what and when the conditions on sunday sponsored call cut on airways. north korea. isolated and heavily sanction yet earning billions around the globe bureau. 39 is involved in everything that makes money for korea. they carry different passwords, say, contacts, and the money this year. and it goes straight into the conferences. leadership a to park, people empower investigation, bureau, 39 cache for kim park. o

terms of tremendous crisis of whatever the west has claimed to stand for. vladimir putin had dismissed a plan by western states to put down refugees in central asia, according to the proposal. they would have their u. s. or uses process there before traveling to a final destination. it must be our goal to keep the majority of the people in the region. europe shouldn't wait until people stand at our external borders for. busy vladimir putin was speaking, speaking up specifically there against several proposals that were given by european leaders to confine afghan refugees to the region until they purportedly received visas from the u. s. or some other western country. but of course, nobody knows exactly how long that's going to take, or if they're even going to receive visas at all. it's important to remember that throughout the the ladder years of the afghanistan war and now a lot of people in afghanistan who collaborated with nato forces the us led coalition. they were promised visas and never received one and now they're fearing reprisals from the taliban. so let's hear what the russian president had to say about the situation. but now western

west coast of myanmar. over the past 24 hours, we've seen about a $160.00 millimeters of rank. next we're going to southeast asia. we've got dry spells for malaysia and indonesia, but also storms coming and go in as well. so i gotta keep this storm risk in there for bank. are coachman city called them poor singapore and jakarta. on saturday we are tracking a tropical storm loop. it has it throws buckets of rain to se china, but it's steering toward the east and it's going to blanket taiwan in very intense rain over the next few days, some areas could see about $500.00 millimeters. and also tropical storm marinate could just graze the eastern portion of tokyo just in time for the closing of the olympics. what and when the conditions on sunday sponsor cut on airways in the wake of the criminal race, right. how much can someone take before the class? the fight recognition is crucial. we needed corner heads to prevail for others. in the end table that was said about religion and the thing that was a community one was to be disrespect to al jazeera, explores the history and struggled of the lebanese community in aust

asia . and there's more weather to come for china and japan. and we've seen flooding, not just across the central and south west in areas, but also up in the north east. and we are expecting that rain to continue to fall. it's going to be heaviest around those south eastern areas. so food jang, and when dong expected to see some torrential rains over the next few days. and as for japan, we'll have a look at that. we've got the may, you for continuing to post those pockets of to rental rain across can you show island down into honshu. we have got the highest alert remaining here for possible mud slides and flooding. and it's not only here that we are going to see those incredible amounts of rain fall, but also in the korean peninsula, we could see more flooding up in north korea. now we moved to south asia. it's in the northeast that we're seeing those monsoon rains for heaviest dishes, likely to see some flooding as those rains kick in. and they're fueled by a tropical low in the bay of bengal. it's kicking a lot of rain up into bangladesh and pole. and bu, time, we could see flooding here, but for the hotter, dry weather, we have to move to the

west for the all—important christmas season. around 350 container ships capable of carrying almost 2.4 million 20ft boxes, are stuck in transit from asiasiest in the world and according to shipping experts, time is running out to get stock into the us and europe in time for christmas. many containers need to be shipped no later than the 21st august in orderfor their contents to appear on the shelves by december. joining me now is simon geale, executive vice—president proxima. thank you for being on the programme. i havejust outlined what is going on back give us more detail on the challenges? executive summary is that there is more misery, more uncertainty and more cost for organisations and the consumers when quite frankly we have had enough of all of those. ocean freight is the backbone of global trade. to put it into context, prices have never been higher. organisations are currently paying sometimes ten times what they were paying in 2019 but service levels have never been lower. only 38% of shipments are currently arriving on time. now, factor in ningbo, the third largest port as you say and the terminal alone is twice the size of