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policymakers realising that, even after almost a year of war, they have still yet to convince some countries that it's right to arm and defend ukraine. so this war is being fought on the snowy plains of eastern ukraine, but there is a diplomatic battle too, and the west is realising it has work to do. james landale with report. the munich conference also provided the backdrop for the first high—level meeting between the us and china since the us shot down what it said was a chinese spy balloon. antony blinken said he told his chinese counterpart wang yi the incident must never be repeated and warned beijing against providing weapons to russia. beijing, for its part, accused the us of a overreaction in shooting down what it says was a weather balloon. we're joined now by prof of political economy, ho—fung hung, from johns hopkins university, who studies sino—american relations. professor, thank you very much for being with us. china says this was an overreaction on
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It is highly doubtful that Professor Wendy Mallette has the slightest idea of the grim realities of Manuel’s life or what led him to his assessment of Islam.
until actually after the operation. mark had lost all use of his right hand because of gout and felt the new procedure was a risk worth taking. the operation went smoothly, but no—one knew how well mark would recover. we'd never done this, it was an emerging technology. we'd rehearsed, we'd planned, we'd tried to consider everything that could happen and go wrong and go right. but still, our hearts were in our mouths for a good week. any tiny rash or anything was a cause for enormous concern. but i do remember waking up in the high dependency unit afterwards and prof came in and says, "let's have a look." and i could just move my fingers just a slight bit and prof says, "0h, don't do thatjust yet." so i thought, well, it's working already. it was incredible that it moved so quickly. he sailed through it. he healed very well. he went on to rehabilitate very well indeed. and as you've seen today, he uses his hand completely
us. >> reporter: north korea sent drones across the border into south korean airspace. now, we understand from the defense ministry that there were five north korean drou drones i. they believe one was in the vicinity of the capital seoul and the others were flying around the island off the west coast of the peninsula. the military says they did fire at the drougnes but not confirmg whether they managed to hit from them had. we're hearing from the defense smith minister saying this is a clear prof provocation of our airspace. some of those, they do confirm went into north korean airspace and filmed military installations there. two main airports in and around