, the un accuses china of possible crimes against humanity. human rights commission report concerns beijing's treatment of weak muslims in gen john, province and details. evidence of torture and abuse. china rejects the charges. countries in the horn of africa are struggling with extreme drugs, with more than 20000000 people experiencing food insecurity. d, w, visits, pharmacy. can you to see how they're adapting? ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. nuclear experts from the international atomic energy agency have arrived at ukraine's at jones operation nuclear facility. they have to check the safety of the russian occupied site. we just seen several potentially catastrophic failures over recent weeks. ideally, the international nuclear watchdog wants to set up a permanent base there. despite the danger posed by nearby missile strikes, their mission is to prevent a nuclear accident. they know they're heading into a war zone, but that won't stop them. the un team is determined to inspect the sapir region nuclear plant. after months of haggling to gain access, we are moving, ah, we are awa

which is not in beijing's interest. so this raises the question why has beijing stood by russia? why hasn't it distanced itself more despitethese costs and i think there are several reasons for this . so first i think it's clear that chinese leaders see direct parallels between their situation and russia's predicament. they see nato enlargement as similar to the strengthening of us alliances in asia with the growth of new security packs like the plot and they say this is western and circle meant and western plans to try to contain beijing and moscow. beijing certainly does not want to make an enemy of its nuclear powered neighborhoods and to be bogged down by a rivalry with russia that it was preoccupied with during the second half of the cold war. especially at a time when china really needs as many strategic partners aspossible as it looks at long-term competition with the united states . so it's china basically sees russia as a great power partner in pushing back or pushing for what he calls multi-polarity that is countering what they see as a western dominated global order. w

beijing this time around was notably less enthusiastic at the summit in uzbekistan last week. also china hasn't been given direct military aid to russia so this suggests there are limits and although beijing stated publicly it opposes all sanctions against russia and it will continue normal trade relations with russia, again china hasn't supplied weapons oc extended direct military aid. chinese banks and businesses have been on the whole largely complying with international sanctions and even though we've seen a boost in energy trade in tsome sectors such as semi conductors for instance, chinese companies have filled the gap american companies and european companies need to play in the russian market for exports of semi conductors for instance but otherwise we haven't seenav as much flow from china to russia as you would expect between two powers with the so-called no limits partnership so these choices suggest to me that while beijing wants to maintain its ties for the reasons i laid out earlier, it also doesn't intend to significantly undercut its own interests to help putin

most importantly, tensions over taiwan, which beijing regards as a break away province. beijing has been stepping up its military activities around the island in response to recent high profile visits to taiwan by senior us lawmakers, bullion. china continues to play an important indirect role in financing the kremlin war machine by supporting rushes, economy with increased energy imports. while russia has lost markets in the west. trade with china has sword by a 3rd this year. china has said president she and put in are working together to shape what beijing cause a more just world order. more on this, i'm joined by our china analyst clifford kane and welcome. clifford. this is president. she's 1st visit outside of china since the pandemic. why is this something important for china? it's very interesting to someone used to be kind of a sleepy affair that people largely ignored. but now it's turned into this event, which is actually forging almost like a new world order. where we're seeing this use alliance of authoritarian states that are really trying to come together and show that the

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see us as washington continues to pressure beijing to follow u. s. foreign policy and minimize relations with moscow despite this is a foreign minister said, gala rove, said that. so between russia and china all going well as expected. our message said to china as i think been consistent that the, this is not the time for, for any kind of business as usual with mr. prudent because everything went great. as usual. it's these negotiations are always structured in a business going up in the concrete way. so with the discussion of the tasks that are relevant ministry space such as that's how it went this time as well. let's comes amid jo bodies message the beijing is a threats due to china's catching up. apparently, the u. s. c's of the country success as a lot for itself, many wary of global competition. to me, that's very xenophobic. if not brace the statement, what is it supposed to mean that only the americans entitled to some sort of living standards that the rest of the world has no right to to be catching up here we have the, the leader of the

unsurprisingly, already an angry reaction from beijing? b, angry reaction from beijing? very swift reaction. a spokesperson at the embassy here in the us saying there will be countermeasures if these $1.1 billion package is not revoked. there are no signs from washington that it will be revoked, indeed there is widespread political support in washington. democrats and republicans all in favour of the us continuing to support taiwanese independence, especially the democracy of that island. the spokesperson at the chinese embassy also saying it severelyjeopardises relations between washington and beijing. relations between washington and beijing-— the russian energy giant gazprom says its key gas pipeline to europe will remain closed indefinitely, due to an oil leak in a turbine. the pipeline has already been completely shut for three days. the turbine maker, siemens energy, says there's no technical reason to stop pumping gas, but moscow denies weaponising energy supplies in retaliation for western sanctions. but that's not how the move has been seen in european capital

but what happens if beijing decides to invade the island? the w's chief international editor, richard walker has this exclusive interview with ty, one's foreign minister, joseph, who, what is your sense? i you concern that innovation really is potentially coming and if so, what kind of a timeline you currently looking at? what i can come in on the timeline. but if you look at the chinese statement, the statements coming from their senior officials. they've been saying that the taiwan belongs to china and they want to unify with taiwan peacefully if possible, and by force if necessary. and this is not only some officials, its virtually or officials are talking about this beginning from shooting himself. and in order to substantiate these kinds of claim, i, there been consulting military exercises along the time, a straight or a route taiwan for a long time. if you look at the trajectory of their military threat against high one in the last few years, you see war and war and chinese airplanes, there sorties coming close to our a t i, z. and th

the human rights commission report concerns beijing's treatment of wigan. muslims in the jin chang, province, and details. evidence of torture and abuse. china rejects the charges and devastation on an unimaginable scale areas of southern pakistan. brace for more flooding. as water surgeries, downstream from northern provinces, world health organization says more than 6000000 people are in dire need. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. nuclear experts from the international atomic energy agency have arrived at ukraine's at giant zappa risha, a nuclear facility. i hope to check the safety of the russian occupied site, which was seen several potentially catastrophic failures in recent weeks. idea to be international, the nuclear watchdog wants to set up a permanent base. despite the danger posed by nearby missile strikes, their mission is to prevent a nuclear accident. they know they're heading into a war zone, but that won't stop them. the u. n team is determined to inspect the sapir region nuclear plant. after months of haggling to gain access, we are moving are, we are aware of the c

to that partnership is beijing support for moscow unconditional. i think i think beijing support for russia or china support for russia is always going to be conditional. but for a long time, we've seen a sort of a vague support. it hasn't really been, it's been slightly equivocal. they've curity backed the invasion, but they haven't been very outspoken about it. but we recently had a visit by lee john choose that. at the 3rd most important figure in the, in the communist party in china. and he said that the u. s. and nato threatened russia its home door, forced into a corner and said that china understood russia and would assist russia. so this is a very clear backing. so at this moment it looks like is backing russia, however that could change, given the current situation, the current military situation, nobody really likes to back a loser. and you know, things could be different, but in many ways it's a win win, because if russia wins than russian, china has a strong ally in europe. and if russia loses in ukraine, then russia effectively becomes

beijing lashes out over comments from the u.s. president after joe biden said washington would intervene to defend taiwan in the case of an unprecedented attack. ♪ >> the united kingdom has bid farewell to its longest-serving monarch. queen elizabeth the second was laid to rest with her late husband at a private, family service this evening. after a ten-day day time of national mourning, heads of state and royalty from around the world. one final goodbye to queen elizabeth with the day starting at westminster and ending. >> a day that started at westminster and finished in windsor. the queen's funeral, seen by billions the world over. the day began as the coffin was transported to westminster abbey in the morning, which was packed to capacity with just over 2000 people present. the ceremony itself was performed by the archbishop of canterbury. >> her late majesty famously declared on her 21st birthday broadcast that her whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth. rarely has such a promise been so well-k

s. officials reported that moscow had requested beijing's military assistance in the conflict. now the european union punished russia by removing it from the international money transfer system. swift china is reported to have offered assistance with its own system. and in june, our president, she hosted the bricks summit for the developing economies of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. and then in 2015, they launched the new development bank that so poured almost $32000000000.00 into projects. ah, that's brain i guess in beijing einer tongue and senior fellow at the time he institute in moscow. dmitri babbage, political analyst at the, you know me into that project based in moscow and in brussels, theresa fallon, director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies welcome to the program. let me begin in beijing. first. is this a hard power play by china, or is it a soft power play? and by that, i mean, is china going to start using its financial, political muscle to formulate this new partnership with russia that is going to try and reshape the world? well, i

policy needs to be opposing beijing in the southern hemisphere. we can say plainly that the united states has neglected its relationship in the south pacific amour, accounting for not by engaging more deeply. the hoping concerning actions by the peoples republic of china have in the region, including the secret security arrangement with the solomon islands that have been concerning for the united states of america. and i think concerning, also for new zealand as well. yeah, it states is also talking about putting preemptive sanctions on chinese officials in order to deter military action against the island of taiwan. we also have other calls from us officials for more sanctions and more efforts to curb beijing's influence around the world. now, many are looking at shina and admiring the great restraints that the country has shown. when nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan that was largely seen as a provocation. many are now wondering how far the united states intends to go in trying china patients on this issue and others. new zealand, former

mister chow, his old beijing who lives in a hoot on one of beijing's fast shrinking old neighborhoods. some of which date back to the days of marco poor, mister chow is a good citizen. he will not stand in the way of history, but he hopes that when history comes knocking at his door, she will treat county. i gordon and you have all san antonio. why does all along with that they live in of been lab or vendor? gordon are la cima. they cover it up yet. don't didn't have banner knew their banner. i mean, if ah ah, i called you back to myself. in what she's on sunday. you sound you chose, you can call me, but i see your fiance, one that you're chewing sugar is about to say, chassis china, she drew bosher, fuji sugar trunk. tragic. we watch all. she got chinese, the juicy, got one run a trench under the t shirts to meet charl, also let each general up. none got control what a trend on what some of our maybe a g puddle. we want mammal before sunset. oh sure. how to come man? a g h. how, how, what's that look? a lot of bases. how, how was edge, i mean to shing more data g rule she and that sh

since then, beijing has been largely silent about the crown lands war against its neighbor. other than saying that china supports peace talks. russia and china have also been making their deepening partnership plane to see for the rest of the world by conducting joint military exercises on land air and to see china for its part can count on russia's staying out of what it sees. as it's domestic affairs, most importantly tensions over taiwan, which beijing regards as a break away province. beijing has been stepping up its military activities around the island in response to recent high profile visits to taiwan by senior us lawmakers aint bully. china continues to play an important indirect role in financing the kremlin war machine by supporting russia's economy with increased energy imports. while russia has lost markets in the west, trade with china has sword by a 3rd this year. china has said president she and put in are working together to shape what beijing cause a more just world order more stores making headlines around the world, starting in china where typhoon are way

most importantly, tensions over taiwan, which beijing regards as a break away province. beijing has been stepping up its military activities around the island in response to recent high profile visits to taiwan by senior u. s. lawmakers. wally china continues to play an important indirect role in financing the kremlin war machine by supporting russia's economy with increased energy imports. while russia has lost markets in the west trade with china has sword. by a 3rd this year, china has said presidents she and put in are working together to shape what beijing caused a more just world order of the w moscow bureaus. now, operating from a lat, van capitol, rieger and bureau chief unit rossetto joins us from there. welcome your. i was expected to come out of this meeting. while this music is important because it will be the 1st time feel both have made such a major public appearance outside the 0 countries since february, and she hadn't even traveled to growth. since the pandemic started, it is hard to say exactly what the 2 will discuss, but of all the participants in those pakistan. prob

beijing certainly would not be happy about _ this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this- — this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it _ this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it would - this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it would certainlyj happy about this. it would certainly aggravate and in no way beijing. but the fact of the matter is that the united states presence in the region is not going anywhere. vice president harris's visit clearly seems to be aimed at strengthening and building a united front in asia to not only promote a free and open into pacific but also defend the border. and also sending a strong message to china that has been increasingly aggressive and courses increasingly aggressive and courses in the region that it is being increasingly provocative tubes. increasingly provocative great in the region that it is being increasingly provocative great to net ou increasingly provocative great to get you on _ increasingly provocative great to get you on new

but the difference is really coming from beijing. it aging has made it really clear that it has no intention or interest in engaging with the current d. b, b government who they view as a secessionist and independence at the kids where as they have in the past made it very also cleared the camps. he is still the preferred political party that they want to have engagement or dialogue or even deeper cooperation. so i think now the choice is not really in the hands of the tony government, even if they want to make any kind of real dialogue with beijing. because the playing field from both sides, for the condition of even starting a dialogue is very different. it's just, it's just not the same law. so within the current reality, rather than leave the common time actually when it comes to its position on china, i mean, as you said, they've been, let's say for out, for friendly nations with beijing more so than the d. p. p is that still their position? so domestically they are starting to really felt like they are in a very awkward place i

for the encroachment and beijing, thank you very much. there are some of the other global business stories making headlines. google has lost its appeal of an e u ruling that it had abused its android mobile operating system to gain a competitive advantage for its search engine. the european general court upholding the 2018 decision, but slightly lowering the record fine against the company to $4100000000.00. inflation in britain has edge down to 9.9 percent in august to to slightly lower fuel prices. providing some relief to households and taking some pressure off the bank of england that follows inflation hitting a 40 year high. the month before the british pound gained on the news record temperatures in europe have led to dry weather, and farmers across the continent have been struggling. here's a look at how they're coping here in germany. this irrigation them operates around the clock to water. this field of beats, but even in northern germany, irrigation water is dwindling. farmer friedrich coll bowden has to take more ground water t

for some, losing a job in beijing means returning to your home town. but travel poses its own risks. china's high—speed trains are normally incredibly efficient, leaving and arriving bang on time. but with zero—covid, nothing is certain. this is us. transport spreads the coronavirus. however, in china, this is more thanjust a health risk. injune, a train was suddenly stopped mid journey after a person who had tested positive was accidentally allowed on board. they are all ordered into immediate quarantine. officials can no longer count on automatic cooperation from travellers burnt out by zero—covid. the thing you have to be aware of when you are travelling in china at the moment is that when you visit a place, cases can suddenly emerge and your phone app health code will change colour. you can't leave again until it's green. who knows how long that will take? we've arrived in xi'an, let's hope that doesn't happen. so on arrival we have to scan a new local health code and then do a pcr test before we can even leave the station. xi'an is one of th

most importantly, tensions over taiwan, which beijing regards as a break away province. beijing has been stepping up its military activities around the island in response to recent high profile visits to taiwan by senior u. s. law makers. maint wally and china continues to play an important indirect role in financing the kremlin war machine by supporting rushes. economy with increased energy imports while russia has lost markets in the west. trade with china has sort by a 3rd this year. china has said presidents she and put in are working together to shape what beijing cause a more just world order. let's look at this with andrew small, he's a china expert on the senior trans atlantic fellow with the asia program, the german marshall fund of the united states. welcome to the w. and as we mentioned, this is president j's 1st trip outside that china. since the pandemic does that mean he regards this summit as particularly important all the decisions about these trips are always extremely symbolic. he could have made this a virtual summit if he, if he wanted to am instead it means he can do

all their fears the beijing could react. i mean now, so, but we don't see any comment from chinese government, but we believe that the chinese official will react to this. and we can see that the china will be angry about this because in their view, how this part of china, and there's also a crew that last week. chinese foreign minister ministry spoke person. my name told the regular press briefing, that's the name of the us to not send any wrong thing. no, it's christian pretending to taiwanese independence. we will consider governor and taiwan as long as you know chinese territory which one day where we you meet with the mainland. so and also we can see like a visit to type a law by us big nancy pelosi last month has lead to increased tension between beijing and washington over taiwan. so yeah, of course there are some people believe the chinese government or the china, the official will do something to this. so, but we don't see any, you know, like launch any military drills or, you know, suspend any important product. ta

but with beijing denying, having even committed any abuses. many observers are doubtful that will change its policies in sin, zang. and the world health organization says more than 6400000 people in pakistan are in dire need of humanitarian aid. this map shows air is affected by floods. hundreds of thousands of homes have been destroyed, according to unicef with hundreds of healthcare facilities affected after heavy monsoon rains, pounded the country floods have led to more than a 1000 deaths and triggered at major humanitarian crisis with survivors at risk of disease and malnutrition. refund con scans. the soaked ruins of her home. the mother of 9 daughters lives in northern pakistan. swat district for weeks it has rained here nonstop. the water flooded their home, almost completely destroying it. carefully that and all gathered. good people ask me what i lost, but it's impossible to even guess all our whole house has been destroyed. who's got a girl? there's nothing left. nothing at all is left in this house go gun record. give me. yes on th

and the cues is china of possible crimes against humanity. human rights commission report concerns beijing's treatment of weak muslims in john province and detailed evidence of torture and abuse. china, it rejects the charges of devastation on unimaginable scale as areas of southern pakistan brace for more flooding. as water surgeries, downstream from northern provinces world help organizations has more than 6000000 people are in dire need of aid. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. nuclear experts from the international atomic energy agency have entered ukraine's giant separation nuclear facility. the plant in russian occupy territory has experienced several potentially catastrophic failures in recent weeks. and the international nuclear watchdog wants to set up a permanent base there, despite the danger, posed by near by miss hong strikes is a director general rafael grossey speaking to reporters, after returning to ukrainian held territory. we are not going anywhere. the i e a is now there, he's at the plant and he's not moving. it's going to stay there. we're going to have a contin

what are authorities in beijing doing? >> many people, many workers in beijing will be returning from the long three-day midautumn festival holiday as well as all the students have been returning from their summer breaks into the campuses like at china communications university in eastern beijing where it had an outbreak of at least two new cases. that university campus is in lockdown. a couple of others have also seen a surge. surge is the wrong word. an uptick in cases. 15 cases at one university wanted a lockdown. that is all part of the zero covid approach. we are a month away from the beginning of that. these workers coming back from the long weekend, perhaps they were exposed. authorities do not want to see a rise the workplace is so they are going to be requiring covid tests within 48 hours of their return to work today instead of the usual 72 hours. it is just a further tightening ahead of that party congress as we have seen. the actual city of beijing which is sprawling, it is a massive city, they have not had a b

john is accused of possible crimes against humanity and should john beijing rejects the you in rapport alleging that week is and other muslim minorities, a being tortured, issa, completely fabricated. ly auto political motivations. ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. ah, you in inspect as arrive in the ukrainian city of south korea to assist conditions in a nuclear plant. weeks of shelling near by have raised fears of radiation lake. wow . from survivors and pakistan, scramble for aid all his receive, but phase of water borne diseases grow. and the u. s. authorizes updated, covered 19 boost of vaccines targeting the omicron stripe. ah, the outgoing gue in human rights chief has released a damning report to china's alleged human rights violations against the weak minority. michelle balise is the arbitrary and discriminatory detention of muslim groups and shagging may constitute crimes against humanity. the beijing has rejected the allegations as an attempt to undermine its stability. victoria guyton b reports michelle bar chalets long awaited report is a

you can bet we'll have beijing on the agenda. now the meeting is taking place at an unnamed location. probably a luxury resort, somewhere in new zealand in which security in the pacific region is being discussed . and a number of us officials are playing up. the idea of tension with china, of opposition did china. we have the head of the u. s. naval command, talking about how a major focus of u. s. policy needs to be opposing beijing in the southern hemisphere. we can say plainly that the united states has neglected its relationship in the south pacific amour, accounting for not by engaging more deeply. the hoping concerning actions by the people's republic of china have in the region, including the secret security arrangement with the solomon islands that have been concerning for the united states of america. and i think concerning, also for new zealand as well. yeah, it states is also talking about putting pre emptive sanctions on chinese officials in order to deter military action against the island of taiwan. we also have oth

report on beijing's treatment of uighur muslims. the desperate plight of pakistanis a monster monsoon season has left one third of the country underwater. the who says millions of people need aid just to survive. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. a team of you and inspectors has completed its first tour of ukraine's nuclear power plant. the power plant has experienced several potentially catastrophic failures in recent weeks. the international nuclear watchdog wants to set up a permanent base despite the danger posed by nearby missile strikes. >> expertsrom the international atomic energy agency are being shown around the power plant by energy officials. on thursday, they made a first tour of the key areas they wanted to see. with ukraine and russia blaming each other for shelling near t facility, the head of the agency said that integrity of the plant had been violated and that their mission is far from over. >> we are not going anywhere. the iaea is there and it's goin

beijing lashes out over comments from the u.s. president after joe biden said washington would intervene to defend taiwan in the case of an unprecedte

in terms of the government in beijing, really, idon't think in terms of the government in beijing, really, i don't think it mattered to them so much which one of these people took the reins. they both said they're going to get tough on china. beijing might sayjoin the queuein on china. beijing might sayjoin the queue in terms of western politicians saying they're going to get tough on china. for beijing, what they'll be watching is what goes on beyond the rhetoric, how does this new government respond. and trade, for example, it will go ahead. of course, the uk is going to keep trading with china. where you have these possible areas of tension are, for example, is the truss administration going to be sending the royal navy through the south china sea back as part of these exercises alongside the united states, or even australia, as part of this new aukus arrangement? these are the big foreign policy areas where there could be tension. thea;r where there could be tension. they certainly won't _ where there could be tension. they certainly won't be i where there could be tension. tie: certa

the beijing has rejected the allegations as an attempt to undermine stability, victoria kate, and be reports michelle by chalets long awaited report to the damning indictment of china's treatment of the week population. it found that we goes and other mostly muslim groups held in detention camps have been sub to torture, including forced medical treatment and sexual and gender based violence bachelor report with commission more than 3 years ago and was due to be published last year . it was finally released 30 minutes before her term as you and human rights chief ended. obviously there, there is pressure fall, a chinese government on the un system. but it's the you, the high commissioner job to investigate human rights crimes around the world, including china. so we're very glad to see at least the report reports out. oh, of the se will wish it was with are released sooner. china has condemned the report . it says it's policies in shing jang fight, what it calls terrorism, and provide weigle with better economic opportunities. we all know so well that the so called the st. john, you

also coming up tonight, china accused of possible crimes against humanity a damning un report on beijing's treatment of weaker muslims. china calling the report, the work of thugs, and the desperate flight of pakistan. se monster monsoon season has left the 3rd of the country under water. the w h o says more than 6000000 people need aid just to survive. ah, i burned. gov is good to have you with us, a team of un inspectors has completed its 1st tour of ukraine's as operates here nuclear power plant. the plant in russian occupied territory has experienced several close colts in recent weeks, and the international nuclear watchdog wants to set up a permanent base there that despite the danger posed by nearby missile strikes, experts from the international atomic energy agency being shown around the separation nuclear power plant by russian energy officials. on thursday they made a 1st tour of the key areas they wanted to see with ukraine and russia, blaming each other for shelling near the facility. the agencies had said the physical integrity of the plant had been violated. and he emphasize