Hundreds of people have gathered at a candlelight vigil to mourn the three children and three adults slain in a school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.
to whether the same will happen to whether the same will happen to taiwan in case ever threat to taiwan in case ever threat to china. in that sense, taiwanese people really look for a great sign from the us side, in terms of what kind of treatment they are going to give to president as a way to gauge the level and support of american support. it gauge the level and support of american support.— american support. it has been re orted american support. it has been reported that _ american support. it has been reported that she _ american support. it has been reported that she is _ american support. it has been reported that she is expected | reported that she is expected to meet with the us speaker kevin mccarthy, do you think that meeting will go ahead and if so, what might the chinese reaction to that might be given that we have already heard that they will call any such meeting provocative, their words, not mine. . . ~ , provocative, their words, not mine. . . . ., mine. the chances are that there meeting _ mine. the chances are that there meeting between - mine. the chances are that - there meeting between president tsai and kevin mccarthy the house speaker will likely go ahead, we have been seeing one sign after anotherfrom ahead, we have been seeing one sign after another from both camps by this stage, so i think it will be a major let down for both sides of the backdown by
the pain and well—being of the trapped migrants. so yeah, that's one of the many questions swirling around — including, of course, why these people had been detained in the first place. many of them had been sent back to being trapped in mexico under the "remain in mexico" programme — part of the biden administration's migration policy that states you must wait in mexico for your court date to appear in the us. that was will grant reporting on that story for us. the un general assembly has adopted a resolution asking the world's top court to define countries obligations to combat climate change. the vote was greeted by cheers. although not legally binding, the sponsors are hoping an opinion from the international court ofjustice will drive countries to take stronger measures and clarify international law.
federal parliament. nicholas witchell, bbc news, berlin. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. president biden is to visit the mississippi town of rolling fork on friday. the town was devastated by a tornado last week which killed 26 people. mr biden and his wife jill will meet first responders and people affected by the deadly storm. the world football authority, fifa, has stripped indonesia of the right to host this year's under—twenty world cup tournament, due to start in less than two months. it said the decision was taken after the governor of bali refused to host the israeli football squad. the sportswear company, adidas, has withdrawn a request to us regulators to reject a trademark application by the black lives matter movement. blm is seeking to register a similar logo with three parallel yellow stripes. adidas had said it was too similar to its famous three—stripe mark which has