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what could the americans do? here's our international editor, jeremy bowen. well, one of the president's officials said actions speak louder than words. what are those actions going to be? well, we can only speculate at this point, but what tends to happen is that the us military gives the president a menu of options that he can choose. and the lowest level, if you like, might be to hit back at iranian proxies operating inside syria or iraq. that might not be enough for the americans, and especially not forjoe biden�*s critics back home. so they might do something a bit more. they ...

The event. but hopes that the two sides will meet have faded. the us defence secretary has called for talks between the washington and beijing, after his chinese counterpart refused a meeting at asia's largest security summit. speaking at the shangri la dialogue in singapore, lloyd austin said a conflict over taiwan was neither imminent nor inevitable, but he criticised beijing for what he called "reckless" actions in the waters around the disputed island. he briefly shook hands with his chinese counterpart, general li shang—fu, on the sidelines of the summit, but beijing rejected direct tal...

Companies in mainland china and hong kong. the us accounting watchdog said chinese authorities had prevented from doing itsjob and in august, washington and beijing reached a deal to settle the long—running dispute. for a long—running dispute. for a long time, chinese authorities have been unwilling to let overseas regulators inspect the books of chinese firms, citing national security concerns. and in 2020, us lawmakers agreed to legislation that would delist chinese companies stop unless they complied with us accounting standards. now the potential d listings including that of ali barba ...

The covid—19 pandemic. today we also discussed the urgent need to respond to the climate crisis by making progress in cutting emissions by the end of this decade. and i were to countries today to defend the international rules —based order that makes so much cooperation and shared progress among nations possible to begin with. the world saw china's aggressive response when australian led calls for an inquiry into the emergence of covid—19. and beijing has seen over the past months that australia will not back down and the threat of economic retaliation and pressure simply will not work. ...

Distances and are much harder to detect than conventional fleets. australia will become just the seventh country in the world to have these subs. here's its prime minister it's becoming more complex especially here in our region. the indo pacific. this affects us all. the future of the indo pacific will impact all of our futures. to meet these challenges, to help deliver the security and stability our region needs, we must now take our partnership to a new level. there's been lots of reaction. first, taiwan. it's a key ally of the us and on the front line of tensions between the washington and...