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Abe was shot down immediately collapsed, bleeding, we have images right after he was shot. warning, this may be disturbing to some viewers. you can see him surrounded by medical personnel. he was taken away by ambulance and taken away to the hospital. he died of excessive leading, according to medical examiners. when he was pronounced dead at 5:00 pm local time, that said shockwaves around the world. shinzo abe was a towering figure, not just in japan, but on the global stage, yet so many personal relationships and global leaders. so many leaders had called in a close, personal friend. he even...

It's 5a member states that believe in sovereignty and belief in self determination. and we're very determined to work with all of our commonwealth partners to have closer economic ties, closer security ties to keep us all safe. and talking about the commonwealth, it's also about values and questions have been raised about whether some of the members uphold those values, including those who have applied tojoin. gabon is to be admitted during this meeting to the organisation but it's not the best example of democracy, for instance. the questions that have been raised about rwanda, as well. how i...

Deputy Prime Minister Marles will also meet External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar and engage national security and defence policymakers and personnel.

Into talk about trade, economics and security ties, not just the military aspect. so really it does appear as both sides here are moving toward the same goal of extending this relationship into something far more than just the military side of it. of course you do have 28,500 u.s. troops or there about stationed here in south korea, so that's obviously going to be one of the main factors. but president yun has said consistently he wants far more than that. as you said it has been very fractious divergent the campaign here. it certainly was a campaign of a fair bit of mudslinging from both side...

Japan and the Philippines agreed to boost security ties in their first foreign and defence ministerial meeting on Saturday, amid worries over China's increasingly assertive maritime activities.