but that does not stop china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than 240 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china . $183.00 of which were filed last year to tear to stepping down in july. and the campaign for his replacement is well underway. many philippines say that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stand. a more treacherous course for the next phillip in leader to navigate. jim l as in dog and al jazeera m as in lock in ballast northern philippines. yes, another process is taking place in sri lanka daunting the resignation of the president. go to biology proxies blamed for failing to tackle the countries worst economic crisis in more than 70 years. shortages over centrals, fuel and power cups of provokes almost daily protests for more than a month. now fernandez has more from columbus over my shoulder, the president, the secretariat, the entrance completely surrounded by protest is ah, just over here. the port city, which is one of this governmen

but that does not stop china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than $240.00 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china, a $183.00 of which were filed last year. the turret is stepping down in july, and the campaign for his replacement is well underway. many filipinos see that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stance. a more treacherous course for the next philippine leader to navigate jamal alan dog and al jazeera massey lock in zambales, northern philippines. lo and a giant step for space torres in the 1st all private team of astronauts as doctor the international space station. after a short delay tom mart for making his way down. and there we are. through the 4 men or in foreigners, of each paid $55000000.00 to spend or on 10 days in orbit will carry out some scientific research and other projects. the missions being led by a foreman, nasa astronaut, who now works with a commercial space flight company. axiom, pull up a bug, laser space journalist

but that does not stop china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than $240.00 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china, a $183.00 of which were filed last year. the 3rd is stepping down in july, and the campaign for his replacement is well underway. many philippines say that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stance. a more treacherous scores for the next phillip in leader to navigate. jamal alan dog and al jazeera mazin lock in zambales, northern philippines, photos, and mexico had to the poles on sunday to decide the future of the president. under his manual, nope, has ever dora called a referendum to see if voters want him to complete his 6 year term. and while right below has more from mexico city, mexico will hold a controversial presidential recall referendum on april 10th. mexican citizens are being asked a simple question, should it mexican president under this manuel? nope. is over. i thought, be allowed to finish his 6 year mandate or not. i

but that has not stopped china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than $240.00 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china, a $183.00 of which were filed last year. the turret is stepping down in july and the campaign for his replacement is well underway. many philippines say that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stance. a more treacherous course for the next phillip in leader to navigate jamal alan dog and al jazeera mazin lock in zambales, northern philippines. there's been another giant step for space tourism this weekend, the 1st all private team and asymptotes as doc to the international space station. national to be working during the 8 day stay. so recard reports on their mission doing floating in the galactic ocean towards the international base station. initial contact made the soft capture ring is now going to begin to retract mission control in los angeles. what she's patiently is the endeavor capture. dr. levy on the other side of the hatch,

but that does not stop china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than $240.00 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china, a $183.00 of which were filed last year. the turret is stepping down in july and the campaign for his replacement is well underway. many filipinos see that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stance. a more treacherous course for the next phillip in leader to navigate jamal alan dog and al jazeera marcin lock in zambales, northern philippines. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the british prime minister boars johnson has been holding talk to the cranium president vollmer zalinski and keith johnson has promised to intensify sanctions against russia and provide more military assistance to ukraine.

the manmade islands in the south china sea, a move to solomon islands increases the risk of escalation and potential conflict. joining us in the studio is des clifford coon in clifford tell us more about this proposed security deal. i thought us jayla had some kind of relationship with the solomon islands. it does. it already has a security deal. and it also is a very complicated and intertwined relationship with the solomon islands. and you know, as, as we mentioned the report, it's a 2 hour flight from brisbin and the south pacific is seen very much as australia's backyard it's sphere of influence. and it gives $1300000000.00 us dollars every year in development aid. and it has various other security guarantees when there was on rest, their november last year, they sent em security forces their tuition to shore up the unrest. so they do have this very complicated relationship. but am, it's also very, a difficult balancing act in many ways for australia, as we can see in a quote here from from scott morrison as a friend of solomon islands. we remind their 1st call for security. we rem

china sea. and we now confronted with a very tested alteration of the situation on the ground, the facts on the ground. and the last thing we will want to say is something similar happening in the solomon islands. ah, irish energy, welcome to d, w. news asia. glad you could join us me and mas depot's leader on saying so. she has been sentenced to 5 years in prison for bribery. she was convicted of taking $600000.00 and $7.00 gold bars from the former chief minister of young gone. it's the 1st of several corruption cases brought against so g, since she was ousted in the military coup last year, she has already received a 6 year sentence for illegally possessing walkie talkies and breaking cove restrictions. so she has not been seen or allowed to speak in public since she was detained by me and mas military on top. her trial has been behind closed doors. her lawyer say that she denies all allegations . in all the 76 year old could face more than a 100 years in prison. join me now for more from ban

but that does not stop china from its expansions and reclamation in the south china sea. and since 2016, the philippines are filed more than 240 diplomatic protests against china. more than $180.00 of which were filed last year. now the campaign to replace president there to here in the philippines is well on their way. and had spoken to many filipinos here who said they're anxious. they want the next president of the philippines to take a tough stand against a b jane pose of closed in gamblers election where people have been voting to elect a national assembly. record number of candidates vying for the 53 parliamentary seats. and now the 5 will be appointed by president adama barrow. he's facing growing political and economic discontent in the country, and hopes to win enough support to move forward with his agenda. i'm going to address has been following developments from nigeria, capital aperture. they turn out is very, it was very low throughout the day and this was can fun course by civil society organizations, local observers, and even the election commission, the s

was comparatively oblivious to what happened in the south china sea. and we are now confronted with a very drastic alteration of the situation on the ground. the facts on the ground. and the last thing we will want to say is something similar happening in the solomon islands. that interview conducted by the doug the chief international editor, richard woke up and that's our program for to very of course, more on our website. and you can follow us on facebook and twitter back again tomorrow. at the same time. we'll see you then goodbye. ah, someone else to judge tv highlights, it's selected for you. you every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. the amount of class is increasing every year so many im gonna working on lengthy only work very holiday destinations drowning in plastic weiss, we read wine and that we can look at the causal with every year of the exports over 1000000 tons of plastic with used there another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, taps close. russia is stopping gas

of discuss tensions in the south china sea. in a joint statement, they stressed the need to exercise restraint to maintain peace in the dispute territory. but for fishermen in the philippines, the reality of this is complicated and they say that the court in the middle of a territorial tussle, shamil allan doug reports from his embodies so late as well. no, just stay. the locals love. no believe in all. when rodrigo da 30 ran for the presidency in 2016, he vowed to defend philippine a fisherman at all costs. years later that promise to jet ski to the south china sea, i turned out to be an electioneering stunt. what about global? that was my bravado. who was appeal campaign, john joe, and a huge disappointment to the thousands of philippine fishermen who voted for him here in the town of massey lock in zambales province as his army in the mo bus about them. uh yo, yo, for us or a livelihood to start the joke. it is a matter of survival for our families. it's absurd, don't be a yolanda. the scarborough shawl is a 124 miles from t

but that does not stop china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than $240.00 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china, a $183.00 of which were filed last year. the 3rd is stepping down in july, and the campaign for his replacement is well underway. many philippines say that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stance. a more treacherous scores for the next phillip in leader to navigate. jamal alan dog and al jazeera m, as in log in zambales, northern philippines still had on the al jazeera news hour, it was one of the worlds of biggest money laundering and bribery scandals ever. and one of the key players involved in it was on trial and a jury delivered its verdict. i'm gabriel's on to a new york that story coming up in sports. peter has a qualifying action ahead of the form of the one australian, frankly ah . as the seasons are still changing, we haven't said goodbye quite to winter yet isn't very wintry storm left, but it's now on the high gravel eas

in the south china sea. instead, the u. s. says it should militarize the area again, the south china sea, $95000000.00 worth of american military equipment has been approved for ty, ones used receive that ent, including patriot air defense systems. then there's august, the security packed between australia, the u. s. and the u. k, when it says it wants a free indo pacific, it clearly means one free from china. and so the pacts entering the growing arms race for hypersonic missiles. china, on the other hand, is sending out a warning to the west. don't provoke beijing. the way you did moscow, anyone who do not want to see the ukrainian crisis, should refrain from doing things which may lead the other parts of the world into a crisis like this. as the chinese saying goes, if you do not like it, do not impose it against others, all the while the west and its allies are fixing their bayonets in japan. recent poll suggested people want to break with the countries post world war 2, tradition of leaving defense matt

sea and the south china sea and in a different context on the sino-indian border. so are these reconcilable well in the basic question of logic? no. but what is manageable and what i think is therefore doable is a series of mutual understandings. perhaps reached to internally and diplomatically about what constitutes the red lines in the mind of each government in each system, which cannot be crossed unless you want to risk a moving across that trip wire into the real risk crisis conflict and war. and that can only be done with a level of what i describe as kissingerie and clarity between the two sides. as to what that is and for it to be therefore not just policed episodically and accidentally by a mood in the congress this day or or a crazy opinion piece in the global times in beijing the next day, it should be the business of the national security advised the united states and his or her chinese counterpart to be the rolling policeman of those red lines. because if you breach them. operationally then there'll be an opportunity at that level to challenge to say a

didn't mention the territorial dispute in the south china sea. as jimmy linda gun report, some, some ballast, present or drink to tattoo says the talk sought a solution to the maritime dispute. the joint statement issued by both leaders talked about expanding relations, especially when it comes to diplomacy and trade. but the dialogue is far from the realities. it's see, in fact, just a few weeks ago, philippine and shine east coast guards nearly collided. and according to the filipino crew, the chinese ship dangerously maneuvered, which was the violation of international law. now trying to 9 dash claim has already been declared invalid by an international tribunal. but that does not stop china from its expansions and reclamation in the south china sea. and since 2016, the philippines has filed more than 240 diplomatic protests against china. more than a $180.00 of which were filed last year. now the campaign to replace the president to their, to here in the philippines is well underway. and it's spoken to many filipinos here who say they're anxi

, and they are expanding to south china sea. they are expanding out through the ending regional stability in europe to the continent in south china sea with our allies there. if we do not act, the consequences was not acting will in fact -- invite a much more violent. more ruthless and more far reaching conflict. we need to nip it in the bud, yes, it could be costly, yes, it could be tragic in many ways, but the consequences of doing nothing, in talking like nato has been, but not really acting, will have far reaching consequences. and the fact is, if we do not with the slaughter that is going on. we're going to see a repeat of what we saw in former republic of yugoslavia in 1990s, the time to act is now, get them the weapons they need, more lethal, greater standoff distance, and give the ukrainians a chance to push back to their borders. >> commander thank you for your time and your service to the country. >> thank you, appreciate the time. shannon: more european nations are opening their doors to the flood of refugees 5 weeks

but that does not stop china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than 240 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china, 183 of which were filed last year. the 30, the stepping down in july and they campaign for his replacement is well under way. many philippines say that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stand. a more treacherous scores for the next philippine leader to navigate. jim l as in dog and i'll just 0. my see, look in some ballast, northern philippines, sri lanka, seen its largest protest and these started the country's economic crisis. tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets and colombo, demanding president with the bio roger pucks off resign. and l fernandez, reports angry, frustrated and desperate for justice around the president's office in colombo. under the eyes of the police, shalanda is facing its worst economic crisis in decades or saturday, the protest is kept coming. most of them young people in what reported to

the world was comparatively oblivious to what happened in the south china sea. and we are now confronted with a very drastic alteration of the situation on the ground. the facts on the ground. and the last thing we will want to say is something similar happening in the solomon islands. that interview, conducted by the double chief international editor, richard woke up. and that's our program for today with of course more on our website. and you can follow us on facebook and twitter it back again tomorrow. the same time we'll see you then goodbye. ah. every day for us and for our planet, with global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitat? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smart new solutions over steam set in our ways. earth is truly unique and we know that that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive. google ideas, the environmental to global $3000.00 on d, w, and online ah,

and expanding into the south china sea, notarizing the islands in violation of international law, they are in fact, expanding out threatening regional stability in europe ann on the continent and in the south china sea with our allies there. we do not actually, the consequences of not acting, will in fact invite a much more violent and much more ruthless and much more far reaching conflict when he did nip it in the bud and yes, it could be costly and yes, it could be tragic in many ways but the consequences of doing nothing, and in talking like 19 has done but not really acting, will have far-reaching consequences and the fact is that if we do nothing with the slaughter that is going on, we're going to see a repeat of what we saw in the form of republic of yugoslavia in the 1990s and the time to act is now and get them the weapons i needed, more lethal, winter standoff distance and give the ukrainians a chance to push back to the borders. shannon: we have seen that they have the bravery to do that and commander think you s for your time and your service to our country as well and it's

navy might be matched against a similar threat in the south china sea or anywhere else. tom: how will it change, to bring it back to your marine service, the land battle in ukraine? how does a naval shock like that affect the prosecution of mr. putin's war? amanda: to go -- eliot: to go one level larger, we have what i would call a platform centric version of warfare, meaning we invest in these extremely expensive platforms, whether it is our aircraft carriers that cost billion's of dollars or our state-of-the-art fighter planes. our defense strategy is built around these platforms. what we are seeing ukraine is the efficacy of anti-platform systems, so not only what happened to the russian ship which was taken down with two missiles, but these javelin antitank missiles destroying state-of-the-art tanks, or our stinger shoulder fired missiles destroying russian aircraft. keep in mind, those are not new technologies. those are 1980's, 1990's technologies. so the latest systems are even more advanced and should cause us to question a national defense strategy in which we a

but that does not stop china from its expansions and reclamation in the south china sea. and since 2016, the philippines has filed more than 240 diplomatic protests against china. more than a $180.00 of which were filed last year. now the campaign to replace the president to their, to here in the philippines is well underway. and spoken to many filipinos here who say they're anxious. they want the next president of the philippines to take a tough stand against b jane. iran is holding a national ceremony to market nuclear day. both the president and the head of the atomic energy agency taking part. ali hush has more from terror on the iranian nuclear agency showed at 9 off its new achievements and fields of health and agriculture. also, iran is suppose they already said they did. to upload that showing the c p f, which is the con, the country program, a framework for the next 20 years to the i. e. a website where it's showing in gen that are what are the plans and objectives, the uranium nuclear agency is, is putting forward. one of them is producing on $10000.00 megawatts

but that does not stop china from its expansions and reclamation in the south china sea. and since 2016, the philippines are filed more than $240.00 diplomatic protests against china, more than a $180.00 of which were filed last year. now, the campaign to replace the president to their, to here in the philippines is well on their way. and had spoken to menu filipinos here who say they're anxious. they want the next president of the philippines to take a tough stand against b jane. the latest government dancer in brazil shows the amazon rain forest. there has been come down to record right. 941 square kilometers has been destroyed in the 1st 3 months of this year. as monica gave reports from me, diginero environmentalists are alarmed at the 64 percent increase from last year. it's rainy season in the amazon, normally a time when logging activities and fires decrease. yet deforestation has been on the rise. during the 1st 3 months of this year, 941 square kilometers of the brazilian rain forest were destroyed. 64 per cent, more than the same period in 2021. official data ju

second, that we challenge china where we must. that is in areas like the south china sea. their more aggressive action towards taiwan and very many other areas. and third, to cooperate in those areas where it is in our self-interest to do so to ensure that we have a planet for my grandchildren that -- mr. perry: i agree with you about that. a central be demand in the list -- a central demand in the list handed to you is the united states no longer challenges chaern's -- china's marxist, leninist -- then their entry into the world trade organization, etc., etc., we've had a policy in the united states that somehow open markets and relations with the west would change china. has the united states government lied to or been wrong about that policy the whole time? because it's not happening. secretary sherman: i hear you loud and clear, congressman. i'd urge you to sit down and have that conversation with secretary kissinger. i think that we all understand that life's a lot more complicated. mr. perry: i yield back. chair meeks: i try not to intercede as chair of the committee

in the south china sea, using this u.n. charr which it is not a signatory of, but it has been provoking clhes with russia and the black sea, the baltic sea, and the arctic sea, using the so-called freedom of navigation mission. let's take the question of the international criminal court when special prosecutor opened a file to investigate war crimes and afghanistan. by the way, she was clear. she said war crimes conducted by everybody, by the taliban, the afghan national army, by the united states, by other nato countries, and so on. when she did that, the united states government told her neither she nor her family would ever get a visa to come to the united states and someone. the u.s. put enormous pressure on the international criminal court to shut down that investigation. that is incredible. this is an investigation of war crimes which are detailed in the u.s. government's own documents which have been released by the wikileaks foundation, whose founder julian assange sitting in belmarsh prison, being treated as a crim

for militarizing the islands of the south china sea. joe biden walked away empty-handed. but hunter biden walked to both a 10% stake in a fund in 2019 had $2.5 billion of funds under management. in the second deal they were doing, you just mention $100,000 that came from the chinese energy company into the biden coffers. there is much more there's another $5 million in one. there is another $60 million that went to a biden family friend, one of hunter's business partners. a guy called rob walker in arkansas. and then there's another $1 million hunter was paid in legal fees supposedly to patrick and others cfc who was arrested at jfk. gerry: is quite a leaven quite lucrative at web for hunter biden will continue to talk about hunter biden, the infamous laptop. in particular the witch's father was involved in these particular ♪ ♪ i'm the latest hashtag challenge. and everyone on social media is trying me. ( car crashing ) but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for all of this... yourself. so get allstate. this isn't dry food or