morrison, scott morrison talked about the aukus agreement going to the freedom. cease which is a clear pointed statement directed toward china and its activities in the south china see. and scott morrison also said that this alliance doesn't seek to exclude friends in europe and the subtext there is over europe and france's unhappiness over the cancellation of the deal with france to buy conventionally powered submarines. shery: what are we seeing in terms of the backlash from europe right now? paul: well, it's not going away. france has been talking to the e.u., to suggest that the proposed e.u.-australia trade deal be slowed down. it was already going pretty slowly anyway. but it's getting reasonably warm hearing on that idea within the european union. scott morrison, though, says he's confident that that deal will eventually go ahead and saying that these things take time. and he may have a point. because we also have the aukus partners and the european union having the shared concern over the risks posed by china. the u.s. and the e.u. are moving cautiously o

prime minister of australia there, scott morrison. as students start to head to campuses for a new academic year, universities in england are being urged by their regulator to take student views into account when deciding about online teaching. the regulator — the office for students — says it expects the majority of teaching to be in person, but many universities have told the bbc some lectures are likely to be online. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. so, in terms of the freshers�* week... freshers�* week is about to come roaring back. universities were ghost towns last year. but in the coming weeks, from bars to laboratories, everything will reopen. the biggest change, and the thing i'm most excited for, is to get back into the lectures, to see people. i do a science degree, so i'm really excited to be back in the labs and doing that sort of work. it's time to rebuild their social lives, and get used to turning up to lectures. there are people in the new cohort who have potentially never been out. so they are tr

>> scott morrison said france shouldn't have been blindsided by this. they had previously raised deep concerns about diesel-powered submarines. this deal was also worth $65 billion u.s., it was already overbudget, already running late, and the strategic environment has changed as well. scott morrison said australia would have been negligent if it had not taken the advice into account. forex archive however, outraged as one would expect. it has also canceled a meeting that was planned for the u.k. defense minister. >> how much damage hasn't done with the relationship with france? could a trade deal with the e.u. yet risk? >> the french-european affairs secretary is certainly suggesting right now that the european union can proceed with a deal with australia afterward because a betrayal of trust. that deal has been progressing rather slowly as well. france hurrying to speed things up. you also have to bear in mind, president macron is facing an election. he needs to appear tough on this, domestically speaking. he also has a long history, of course, betwee

scott morrison's calls. so this is my crone versus scott morrison, who is the prime minister of australia, who dissed france by secretly negotiating a deal with united states for the to break the contract with france for $90000000000.00 worth of submarines. the barracuda class from france instead, he's going with a nuclear powered submarines from the united states. yeah, i love the tenor of this crappy this. the dialogue between these 3 countries microns proving to be a real thug. in his verbal pronouns is pronouncements and boris johnson. of course it was already a kind of a fog to begin with and he was a print a and grip, you know, get a.

scott morrison's calls. so this is my crone versus scott morrison, who is the prime minister of australia, who dissed france by secretly negotiating a deal with united states for the to break the contract with france for $90000000000.00 worth of submarines. the barracuda class from france instead, he's going with a nuclear powered submarines from the united states. yeah, i love the tenor of this crappy this. the dialogue between these 3 countries microns proving to be a real thug. in his verbal pronouns as pronouncements and boris johnson. of course, it was already a kind of a fog to begin with. and he was a print a and grip, you know, get a grip. here's a guy, you know, hasn't calmed his hair 35 years and never walked by a buffet platter that he didn't stop at for several hours at a time and gorge himself. and so they're really getting into the st brawl australia is out there in the middle of nowhere, you know, becoming that crazy island. so i guess this is all part of the globalization di valorization, dep

scott morrison had that -- had been defending his decision. he said he has to make decisions that are in favor of national security and he can take those relations into account when he goes with decision-making. -- when it comes to decision-making. >> where the next apps when it comes to marine development -- summary development? >> they don't have the capacity so far. over the week, it was discussed that they would be renting severance to get everybody up to speed until they are built in a few decades, essentially. >> one of the major criticisms is to address such an immediate threat. this is a very long-term goal here. in the meantime, the quad talks but also a lot of other stuff going on as well. >> we talked about the domestic political issues this morning. one of the cabinet ministers stepping back. he might be glad to get on that plane. he has been addressing the media as i came on air and talking about the security decision and how every decision he made was in the interest of australia. we will be going to those core discussions in the

announcer: president biden was joined by australian prime minister scott morrison and prime minister boris johnson via videoconference today to announce a new indo pacific trilateral partnership called a ukus to address security threats in the region. this is about 15 minutes. >> we have always believed in -- [indiscernible] well be -- to do what we -- we -- [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> and we will continue to make all of our nuclear nonproliferation -- australia has a long history of cooperation with the united states and the united kingdom. for more than a century, we have stood together for peace and freedom. sustained by the bonds of friendship we have forged, enabled by the sacrifice of those who have gone before us and inspired by our shared hope to those who will follow us. today, we recommit ourselves to this cause and a new mission. >> i am delighted to join president biden and prime minister morrison to announce the united kingdom, australia and the united states are creating a new trilateral defense partnership known as aukus with the aim of working hand in glove to

in a separate press conference earlier we heard from the prime minister scott morrison who said that this is a game changing technology for game changing technology for game changing developments that he says will enter a new era with new challenges. he also said that the relatively benign environment that this invite —— region has enjoyed is now behind it. he described the announcement as a forever partnership that will ensure that australia's security that also the security of partners in the region is well defended. so a big step and a significant clear message from the three countries towards protecting their interests in the indo pacific. with the rising influence of china. and the x ofthe influence of china. and the x of the announcement - influence of china. and the x of the announcement and - of the announcement and aligning that message as well. the x of the announcement were just as important as the announcement itself, the fact that all three leaders appeared together, joe biden boris johnson and scott morrison altogether via video link, that definitely sends a message

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scott morrison has rejected criticism from china and france about the agreement holds in that open across russia for parliamentary elections. people have 3 days to cost the balance for representatives and the duma. many opposition candidates have been excluded from the ballot. leaders from the west african regional block eco s have imposed sanctions on guineas, military rulers and demanding elections be held within 6 months. getty was suspended from e class last week after military coup removed, president alpha con, day from power. while the special un representative for west africa. i'm this a hail says the body will never endorse unconstitutional changes of government, the government democratic the united nation opposed to number of values. it is democrats, alternation. we condemned detached in any conditions, and therefore we will never endorse unconstitutional changes. and the united nation is clear on this would simply hold that what has just happened in getting your money our mishaps and will be very quickly rectified on that address has more from cannot cri, the most surprising asp

morrison. thank you bores me and i want to thank that fell down under thank you very much appreciated as to privacy australia, the u. s. and friends have repeatedly cited the supposed security threat from beijing in the indoor pacific region were chinese. the dominant power and the signing of the aka security pack comes just months after britain and infuriated the chinese by sending its worship to the side china sea to join, so called freedom of navigation operations, led by the us. china has condemned the new alliance calling and threw back to the cold war. countries should not build exclusionary blocks targeting or harming the interest of 3rd parties. in particular, they should shake up there. cole were mentality and ideological prejudice. we spoke about australia's choice of military partners and where it could be leading with economics. professor benjamin show an anti war activist. richard becker. there's no explanation. why are the u. s. and the u. k. now, at this time helping us trail ya

a certain number of australia leaders are not very happy about this decision made by scott morrison. previous prime minister, kevin rod, or malcolm told one or 20 habit, decided to get to be very precise thing. it was a political mistake to young from and to only decide to this to, to speak with the, the american. and i think this is the same thing we've written about it. so i'm sorry, have to, but in here, but we're running out of time here, teresa just want one more question here about president biden, a french politician described by the sidelining of france as a blunder amounting to a strategic blindness that will only benefit the chinese is he right, how damaged is biden's reputation in europe. i think everyone really understand that this wouldn't have happened if it was, if there was consultation and i think the u. s. has made it quite clear under the bite and administration that they're going to work with many laterals with coalitions of the willing and these smaller groupings because otherwise it's just too difficult to do. for example, with the you 27 members say it's imposs

prime minister scott morrison the prime minister scott morrison was keen to say that this was not a change of mind but a change of need, that australia needed to have a more modern fleet of submarines and thatis modern fleet of submarines and that is why they had opted for these nuclear powered. they are not nuclear weapons, they are nuclear powered submarines, rather than the more traditionally conventionally powered ones. now, there had been indications that the french deal which was signed by 2016 had been troubled for some time. the cost had blown out, it had almost doubled, there were also delayed. there had been indications and certainly reports as early as this year that this deal may be under threat but of course we know that the french say that this came completely out of the blue. so why now? well, many people are suggesting it was a viable plan b. that the uk and us alliance allowed australia to sidestep into something else. but, it is worth pointing out, the billions of dollars have already been spent on french deal and they will be further delays now because they are effective

scott morrison repeated this acronym several times so we remember what it is. president biden and trump -- prime minister johnson joined virtually. the key development will be the development of nuclear powered submarines for australia. there will be an 18 month consolation -- consultation period to decide the path forward. the bills will take decades after there is no indication about the cost although there is an intention they will be built in australia. there is no domestic nuclear industry here beyond research. scott morrison says this is not the start of civilian nuclear program in australia nor is at the start of any plan to develop nuclear weapons and all the leaders pointed out these nuclear submarines will be conventionally armed. haidi: our understanding is president biden mentioned the trilateral planet to the president of china during our recent conversation. beijing not expected to like this. reporter: he might have mentioned it but he didn't mention it at all during his press conference the word china did not, one single time. there was talk of e

after his speech biden met with australia's prime minister scott morrison saying the u. s. had no closer or more reliable ally in his speech, president biden didn't speak much about the way forward in afghanistan on wednesday, the foreign ministers of the g 20 group of countries, and then the 5 permanent members of the security council. therefore, ministers will discuss how to deal with the taliban. the reality though is the international community has very limited leverage on the new rulers. in cobble, james base al jazeera at the united nations. hearing his pre recorded speech, chinese president thought to reassure the this that his country had peaceful intentions. shooting thing said she had never invade or bully other nations. go, you go up the differences and problems among countries. hardly avoidable need to be handled through dialogue and corporation on the basis of equality and mutual respect. one countries assess does not have to mean another country's failure and well is big enough to accommodate common development and progress of all countries . we need to pursue

scott morrison said that australia is not seeking to acquire nuclear weapons or establish a civil nuclear capability. how dangerous is this going forward? what are some of the ramifications of establishing nuclear powered summaries -- some marines -- submarines? >> the u.s. and u.k. will keep making -- meeting their obligations to knopfler freight nuclear weapons. it is not australia's goal to get nuclear weapons. nuclear powered summaries are an extremely powerful nuclear technology and they do add to the balance of power in indo pacific. the safety and the environmental aspects of having nuclear submarines will be carefully managed, building on australia's capacity to have clear warships already. i think, the nuclear power aspects of this are entirely manageable in the framework of international obligations. it will be made effective by the powerful partnership of the u.k., u.s., australia. >> i noticed your shaking your head there. the chinese foreign minister said that to export nuclear technology to australia is an extremely irresponsible double standard. do you agree? >> i have a sl

it's after british prime minister boris johnson discussed the issue with scott morrison at a dinner in washington. morrison said... australia plans to ease restrictions once 80% of adults are vaccinated, morrison says that figure will reach 50% this week. the first test is scheduled to begin on the 8th of december. earlier i spoke to the bbc�*s cricket correspondentjonathan agnew and began by asking him how many players he anticipated might consider pulling out? ifi if i knew that i would be a wealthy man. it's too difficult to say the moment of speaking to a number of players, those without families and those who are facing possibly the last two are quite happy to go. it's a one set of that young children, babies in some case that are going, are battling at the moment. not with are battling at the moment. not with a conscience, that sounds a bit dramatic but i think you can see the power that the power that players have by the pulling out by the pakistan trip recently because of it just a couple games but that was very much the players who had the say on that. although is put in dif

announcer: president biden was joined by australian prime minister scott morrison and prime minister boris johnson via videoconference today to announce a new indo pacific trilateral partnership called a ukus to address security threats in the region. this is about 15 minutes.

scott morrison says he will be patient in mending ties with france. >> we understand that the disappointment and that is the way you manage disappointment. it was a difficult decision, and we had to wait what would be the obvious disappointment to france , but at the end of the day is a government we have to do with this right for australia and secure australia's national security interests. i will always choose australia's national security entrance first. host: the british prime minister urged emmanuel macron to get over it. prime minister johnson: this is fundamentally a great step forward for global security. it is three very like-minded allies standing shoulder to shoulder creating a new partnership for the sharing of technology. it is nonexclusive, not adversarial toward china. host: leaders have rallied behind france seen by german leaders as the wake-up call by the bloc on the importance of showing solidarity. that led to more leaders calling for independence from the u.s. and threatens to freight a major cooperation summit between the es -- u.s. and eu. let's bring in our guests tod

after his speech biden met with australia's prime minister scott morrison saying the u. s. had no closer or more reliable ally in his speech, president biden didn't speak much about the way forward in afghanistan on wednesday, the foreign ministers of the g 20 group of countries, and then the 5 permanent members of the security council. therefore, ministers will discuss how to deal with the taliban. the reality though is the international community has very limited leverage on the new rulers in cobble james base al jazeera at the united nations. meanwhile, the taliban has asked to address, we're lead is that the un general assembly this week though? hot base spokesman, the hell shaheen has been named as the african i'm baffled to the us. the invoice seat is contested by google and i saw a representative of a gallons down government out of last month. a committee will decide who to accept that condemnation after a video of us border patrol agents on horseback, aggressively pushing back to margaret's went viral. un says the white house policy of supporting haitian could be a

morrison says he tried to arrange a phone call with emanuel micron, but it's been unsuccessful so far speaking in washington on wednesday, morrison said he would be patient in rebuilding times with from the us says it will provide more than $330000000.00 in humanitarian and economic age to venezuelans. announcement was made shortly after president nick madura demanded sanctions be lifted on the tuesday and president, case site is declared, he will rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. the new measures go beyond the steps i took in july, when he's fact the prime minister and broke the parliaments. and more than 6000 people have left their homes, admit of o'kahn, a corruption of one of the canary items. master flow of lava continues to make its way across the palmer firefighter, the digging trenches to try to diverted away from houses of the headlines, killing the count. his next looking at count bennet out of sweden rescue 2 nights during the 2nd world war. ah, the smallest street north of jerusalem, me today it's derelict and a band for years columbia red port was the g

he and scott morrison held their first one-on-one meeting on tuesday and the u.s. president was picked to praise the new security ties. >> the united states has no closer or more reliable ally than australia. we can rely on each other and that is a reassuring thing. >> the meeting comes a week after the united states announced it would provide stralia with technology to build a powered submarines, spelling the end for the deal with france for 12 conventional submarines. the two leaders made no mention of tensions with france, but said that u.s. and australian values were shared with asian and european allies. asked reaching out to so many others. we share so many like-minded interests. the issues that we discuss in our partnership today really do reach out to so many others. >> paris has made no secret of its frusttion, recalling ambassadors and calling it a crisis of trust. biden has requested a phone call with the french president, but there seem to be no hurry to do so. macron and narendra modi vowed to work together in the indo pacific area. >> all not well in

morrison to announce the plan for a new indo—pacific strategic alliance known as aukus. it's first task is to help australia aquire nuclear powered submarines. i'm delighted to join i'm delighted tojoin president biden and prime minister morrison to announce that the united kingdom, australia and the united states are creating a new trilateral defence partnership known as aukus, with the aim of working hand in glove to preserve security and stability. we are opening a new chapter in our friendship, the first task will be to help australia acquire a fleet of nuclear powered submarines, emphasising of course that the submarines in question will be powered by nuclear reactors, not armed with nuclear weapons, and our work will be fully in line with our nonproliferation publication. this will be one of the most complex and technically demanding projects in the world. lasting for decades and requiring the most advanced technology. it will draw on the expertise that the uk has acquired over generations dating back to the launch of the royal navy's first submarine over 60 years

morrison of australia. they were so exuberant about the urgency of addressing the climate issues. we thanked the prime minister of u.k. for hosting. i had the privilege of doing that at 10 downing over the weekend when i was at the g-7 heads of parliament, to see what was happening there in preparation for the top 26. then he made a presentation to our bipartisan leadership of his strongly talking about what the u.k. was doing in terms of climate. the prime minister of australia come morrison, he was saying we are not only addressing the pairs of boards -- the paris accords. they are leading the way. that is what we have to do. it is our mission responsibility and natural responsibility to other countries. we will leave top 26 having fulfilled our obligations to the paris accords and to go further. clean air, clean water, it is an issue for our country, green technology, being preeminent in the world on those. it is a security issue, security experts tell us that migration, rising sea levels, general manage

we're listening to the president of the united states with the australian prime minister scott morrison. reporters at the end trying to sneak in a question. cameras get shaky when they are being knuckleballed out of the room. cnn's jeff zeleny is standing by for us tracking the president as he visits new york. the president talking with a friend there, talking about unity and about an alliance but just the fact that he's with the prime minister of australia on the one hand that's a friendship and on the other hand it reminds us good relations with one friend causing testing relations with others. >> reporter: john, it absolutely does, and i cannot recall a time where a bilateral meeting with the u.s. president and the australian prime minister had so much attention on it, not because of what we saw just there, but because what have happened last week. the surprise announcement that australia and the u.s. and the uk have formed this new alliance and it undercut france, so this is something that is lingering here at the united nations in new york, that relationship between the u.s. and it

morrison and turkish prime minister ra recep tayyip erdogan. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." messy and confusing is how the "wall street journal"'s editorial board characterized the biden administration's booster vaccine plan late last week. but they praised c.d.c. director rochelle walensky for the right outcome. this is a reference to her decision to include frontline workers with a high risk of exposure among those who are now eligible to receive pfizer booster shots. along with adults with underlying conditions and those who are 65 and over. we go now to the c.d.c. director, dr. rochelle walensky. she is in newton, massachusetts. good morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. thanks for having me. >> brennan: so can you explain what made you side with the f.d.a. in saying people at high risk of exposure should be eligible to get this third dose when you're own advisory committee did not come to that consensus? and exactly who is high risk? >> great. so, first let me start

after his speech, biden met with australia's prime minister scott morrison, saying the u.s. had no closer or more reliable ally. in his speech, president but it did not speak much about the way forward in afghanistan. wednesday, the foreign ministers of the g20 group and the five public members of the security council and their foreign ministers will discuss how to deal with the taliban. the reality though is the international community has limited leverage on the new rulers in kabul. james bays, al jazeera at the united nations. barbara: we are joined by mike cano who was at the u.n. and was following the speeches. all eyes on how the chinese president would react from the controversial security pact between australia, the u.k., and the u.s. all things considered, the response was quite measured. reporter: it was indeed, some would call a very moderate and tempered, particularly given the words that have come out of china in the wake of that particular deal, words used like renewing a cold war ideology. but the chinese president stayed away from any direct criticism of the

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morrison says he is trying to arrange a phone call with a manual mccomb, but it's been unsuccessful so far. speaking in washington dc on wednesday, morrison said he would be patient in rebuilding time with france. the french government has recalled it's ambassador in australia for consultations. the un security council met with secretary antonio terrace on wednesday to discuss i've gone on. he says all 5 permanent members wants, debility and peace. there. the taliban has been appealing for immediate un recognition. the group has appointed a new envoy to the un and requested that he be allowed to speak at the general assembly. the taliban is dealing with an escalating, humanitarian and economic crisis since taking over last month. christian salumi has moved from the united nations. we've been seeing intense diplomacy at the united nations on the situation in afghanistan, many meetings taking place, including one between foreign ministers of the permanent 5 members of the security council and the secretary general of the un, antonio gutierrez, the united kingdom chair, that meeting th

but why would joe biden all boris johnson or scott morrison not have told macro beforehand or anglo merkel? this is typically if you want to american, or typically if you want british to held secret, such as such a new outlook of american policy. and don't forget, british are looking for new road, a new place in the world of having left the opinion. and therefore, well, it's perhaps understandable that have done the secretly, but in my eyes they should have at least informed the french who have please invested interest in the, in the pacific pacific area. i mean, if you're saying it's typical, the british government obviously would. hi that. do you think peter rab message rick, it's the former british ambassador, paris is right in saying that this can be damaging, only be damaging to nato. it should be. this may reinforce the feeling of nato allies in europe. there should be driving for european strategic autonomy away from washington. you certainly seems as a washington and london cannot be trusted in short term. yes, there is a damage to natal, but it's rebs. wake up call to talk about r

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i think that australia and the new scott morrison feels threatened by china after you remember that in march 2020 the st. ask for an international inquiry on the band any and the chinese reactive very, very wrong and tough money because the way it is a normal request by, by straight out of an international inquiry in china. number 2, the british notice that you know, the chinese had promised for on kong that we would have one country to choose 10. now we have one country, one system which is the communist party system. and number 3, you have been you have seen a chinese fleet taking for. ready themselves, the whole china sea of the south, which is bigger than the middle that and see and taking all this islands in the sounds and so on all these small islands, she being add commerce in public in america, not to militarize this islands. and they have been made to live the china has he can these land that belong to nobody actually for themselves, whether they are both did put on this military boards, strategy, bumble, enemy size. so you have to understand that some pacific countries can fe

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if you're wondering it's scott morrison. thank you born and i want to thank that fell down under thank you very much, appreciate it, privacy australia than i did states and france and repeatedly cited the supposed security threat from beijing in indo pacific region. west china is the dominant power and the signing of the author security plan comes this month of britain, infuriated the chinese by sending its warships to the south china sea to join the so called freedom of navigation operations being led by america, john to condemn this new lines and quoted, a throwback to the cold war countries should not build exclusionary blocks targeting or harming the interest of 3rd parties. in particular, they should shake off their colewell mentality and ideological prejudice. we spoke about a fairly choice of military partners where my, the leading with economics professor benjamin child, an anti war activists. richard becker, there's no explanation. why are the u. s. u k? now, at this time helping australia develop a nuclear power su

morrison says he's trying to arrange a phone call with ammonia. my chrome but has so far been unsuccessful. speaking in washington, d. c. on wednesday, morrison said he would be patient in rebuilding ties with france. the french government has recalled it's a bad day in australia. consultations. the un security council met 60 antonio good terrorist on wednesday to discuss afghanistan, he says, all 5 permanent members want stability and peace in the country. and taliban has requested immediate recognition. at the u. n. the group has appointed a new envoy to the un requested he be allowed to speak out the general assembly. the taliban is facing humanitarian and economic crisis since taking over the country last month. christian salumi has more from the united nations. we've been seeing intense diplomacy at the united nations on the situation in afghanistan, many meetings taking place, including one between foreign ministers of the permanent 5 members of the security council and the secretary general of the un, antonio gutierrez, the united kingdom c

morrison feels threatened by china after you remember that in march 2020 the st. ask for international inquiry on the penny and the chinese reacted very, very wrong and tough month. tough ways because it was a normal request by, by oh, straight out of an international inquiry in china. number 2, the british notice that you know, the chinese had promised to on kong that we would have one country. and now we have one country, one system which is the communist party system. and number 3, you have been, you have seen a chinese fleet taking for. ready themselves, the whole china sea of the south, which is bigger than the middle that and see and taking all of this islands in sales. and so on. all these small islands, she's being add commerce in public in america, not to militarize this islands. and they have, in mid july, the china has it, can these land that belong to nobody actually for themselves? what they did put on this military bought strategy bumble enemy sides. so you have to understand that some pacific countries can feel threatened by china. these fact okay,

i think that australia and the new scott morrison feels threatened by china after you remember that in march 2020 the st. ask for an international inquiry on the penny and the chinese reactive very, very wrong and tough money because the way it is, it was a normal request by by oh, straight out of an international inquiry in china. number 2, the british noticed that, you know, the chinese had promised for on kong that we would have one country. and now we have one country, one system which is the communist party system. and number 3, you have been, you have seen a chinese fleet taking for. ready themselves, the whole china sea of the south, which is bigger than the middle that and see and taking all of this islands in sales and so on. all these small islands, she being ad promised in public in america, not to militarize this islands. and they have been made to live the china has taken these land that belong to nobody actually for themselves. what they did put on this military bought strategy, bumble enemy side. so you have to understand that some pacific countries can feel threatened b

this week, prime minister scott morrison said he may not attend the cop26 summit at all. our correspondent shaimaa khalil has been to the hunter valley one of australia's mining heartlands to find out more. the devastating bushfires less than two years ago were the starkest warning yet for australians. experiencing first—hand the consequences of a warming planet. and the science is clear. cutting carbon emissions is the best hope of slowing the pace of the rising temperatures causing these extreme weather events. but australia's commitments fall well behind other rich developed countries. injuly, the un ranked it last out of 170 member nations for its response to climate change. our goal is to reach net—zero emissions as soon as possible, and preferably by 2050. australia is the second—biggest coal exporter in the world, and in the hunter valley, it's the bedrock of the economy. despite the global urgency, climate change remains a divisive issue here in australia. it draws in the powerful fossil fuel industry and regional voters, like the ones in this mining communi

scott morrison. thank you born and i want to thank that fell down under. thank you very much. appreciate it. just privacy, australia, america, france repeatedly cited the supposed security threat from beijing in the indo pacific region. that's where china is the dominant power, the signing of the orca security practice is called consist months after britain had infuriated the chinese, they sent warships shawnasee to join circle freedom of navigation operations, led by america. china has condemned the new alliance and called it a throwback to the cold war. countries should not build exclusionary blocks targeting or harming the interests of 3rd parties. in particular, they should shake off their cold war mentality and ideological prejudice. when we spoke about australia's choice of military partners and where this might lead with economics, professor benjamin challenge and people are activists. richard becker, there's no explanation. why are the u. s. and the u. k. now, at this time helping australia develop a nuclear power suite of submarines and then turning around and saying