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China is building a military capable of projecting power throughoutAsia and the Western Pacific and could become Asia's economic,trade, political security, and human rights rule-maker as theUnited States recedes from the region. Washington needs to makefundamental changes in its Asia policy and engage allies andfriendly countries in the region to meet this challenge.
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The imprisoned russian arms trafficker it's holding for griner and veteran paul wheland who's also detained in russia. hundreds have ataken to the streets to protest a u.s. drone strike that killed al-qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri. taliban officials posted photos and videos on social media showing protests across the country. despite the successful strike u.s. officials are concerned about the growing threat of terrorism coming from afghanistan. take a listen to fbi director christopher wray. >> i'm worried about the possibility that we'll see al-qaeda reconstitute, the isis-k potentially t...
I'm very concerned about the japanese public must be feeling right now. they have been going through a lot, in terms of more fearful security environment, after the pandemic, and more assertive china, and concern about china wants and russia's invasion of ukraine and what that would mean, and the relationship between russia and japan as well. now they have this assassination of prime minister abe. the security environment for japan, the people must be feeling, more of shock and fear and insecurity. >> ambassador thank you, and thank you as well. coming up everybody, is trump uses a new lead ru...
That -- that the security environment surrounding japan right now is the worst it's been since shortly after the end of world war ii, and so in order to protect itself, looking at what's happened with the united states withdrawal from afghanistan and the concern that even though there's a security pact between the two nations, that the united states would come to japan's defense if japan was attacked, there's a concern that that might not be the case and the fact that japan needs to take its own security into its own hands and i think that prime minister abe was a big advocate of that. >> and ...