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emissions, but makes no direct reference to phasing out fossil fuels, which had been in an earlier draft. the eu is threatening to walk out. a representative of small island states says it would be like signing their death certificate. our climate editor, justin rowlatt, has the latest. when the new draft was released, there was confusion. negotiators and journalists scrolled through the pages. the realisation slowly dawning that the agreement had changed. a landmark deal to get rid of...

Tensions escalate in the Pacific as a Chinese fighter jet's risky maneuver near a B-52 highlights the urgent need for diplomatic solutions for ongoing tensions.

It could certainly pose -- have at least second thoughts about it. depending on how tight the cooperation is. anything that diminishes war is a good thing. >> john: the united states has been shifting supply chain sourcing away from china to other countries. but the economist take a look at this and say it really isnt working. it is smoke and mirrors. they say joe bidens china strategy is not working. much of the decoupling is phony. worse for mr. biden his approach is deepening the economic lin...

Growing threat from china. >> china represents most consequential geopolitical challenge we face today. >> weve never been more aggressive in using department tools thab to address the threat from china. >> it has embarked on an historic military build-up including space and cyber space and we must face the prcs growing assertiveness. >> todd: colonel, talk is cheap, big talk coming in the sound bites, i havent seen the corresponding action, what does the biden administration get wrong when it c...

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A softer touch from a beijing perspective? well, according to the outgoing prime minister scott morrison that is most definitely what he said in pretty explosive claims made during the australian election. essentially, mr morrison was saying that the labor party was conniving in some way with beijing. thats been roundly rejected by mr albanese. i think what we will see is a softer diplomacy from the labor party when it comes to foreign policy. the indications are that mr albanese new government ...

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To try to counter chinas growing assertiveness. that is what makes this quad meeting on tuesday in tokyo so important for australia as a new man gets down to business on his first day in his newjob. thank you very much phil mercer in sydney. a military plane carrying 35 tonnes of powdered baby milk has arrived in the united states from europe. its hoped this will help address a critical shortage of the formula in the us. global supply chain problems were made worse in the us by a product recall ...

So that does then lend the question what yet remains that require such an agreement with china? would you consider forging closer links, military links with the us the way australia has done? joining aukus, for instance? in an attempt to ward off the influence in the region from china? weve been clear that for some time now we have seen a growing assertiveness in our region, growing interest in our region. from china? explicitly from china but also greater collaboration from an economic or human...