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Oct 26, 2026

speaker_4NARRATOR
4:52
It is perilous to make light of China's expansionist attempts.
speaker_4NARRATOR
4:56
What it did to Tibet and the conflicts it has with India over Himachal Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh should be sufficient warning that it acts on its ambitions and pursues them with imperialistic resolve.
speaker_4NARRATOR
5:06
That it sent an ambassador to the Philippines who is willing to insult us to our faces in the most undiplomatic manner signals China's attitude toward the Philippines, belittling and patronizing.
speaker_4NARRATOR
5:15
We respond ambivalently at our own peril.
Geoff LemonHOST
13:03
They've got an opener on a national contract who played one test and then got punted after getting a national contract.
Geoff LemonHOST
13:09
So Either they've made a massive mistake by giving Jake Wetherill the national contract or they've made a massive mistake by pulling in someone who can't remember how to play cricket because it's been, you know, seven years in Tibet since he's actually picked up a bat.
Geoff LemonHOST
13:24
And that's not Maddison's fault.
Geoff LemonHOST
13:26
But you do feel sorry for him because what an absurd expectation that, oh, just go and face Rabada in the dark.
Nick ThorpeCORRESPONDENT
3:05
They created a student list of candidates who they felt, despite no political experience, would return Serbia, they say, to the rule of law.
Alison LeonardHOST
3:16
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake has struck China's Tibet region.
Alison LeonardHOST
3:20
The European Mediterranean Seismological Centre has recorded the quake at a depth of nine kilometres.
Alison LeonardHOST
3:27
An earthquake of magnitude 7 struck the region last week, killing 16 people.
speaker_0HOST
16:19
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
16:19
They are covering a magnitude seven earthquake in, uh, Xizang, the region also known as Tibet.
speaker_0HOST
16:26
And while the US and Europe are dealing with fractured politics and vanishing guardrails, China's front pages are projecting this highly coordinated top-down state disaster response.
speaker_1HOST
16:38
You see President Xi Jinping issuing immediate centralized instructions.
Ross MiharaHOST
2:04
He is due to attend the summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum.
Ross MiharaHOST
2:11
China's leader has ordered rescue efforts following the powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck the country's Tibet Autonomous Region on Thursday night.
Ross MiharaHOST
2:21
More than 12,000 people have been forced to evacuate, 16 were killed.
Ross MiharaHOST
2:28
The China Earthquake Network Center says the quake struck Bajian County in Nakchu City at around 10.33 p.m. local time.
Ross MiharaHOST
2:47
The affected area is at an altitude of around 4,800 meters.
Ross MiharaHOST
2:52
Chinese President Xi Jinping has ordered all-out search and rescue efforts.
Ross MiharaHOST
2:57
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Tibet in January last year, killing more than 120 people.
Ross MiharaHOST
3:13
Japanese researchers are striving to make a heating and air conditioning system that utilizes underground heat more widespread in Tajikistan.
Kanako SaknoHOST
3:45
Schools in Taipei and elsewhere have been closed.
Kanako SaknoHOST
3:50
China's leader has ordered rescue efforts following the powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck the country's Tibet Autonomous Region on Thursday night.
Kanako SaknoHOST
3:59
More than 12,000 people have been forced to evacuate.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:03
16 were killed.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:22
Hundreds of buildings have collapsed.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:24
The affected area is at an altitude of around 4,800 meters.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:29
Chinese President Xi Jinping A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Tibet in January last year, killing more than 120 people.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:48
The governments of Japan and Peru are arranging a summit meeting between Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae and President Keiko Fujimori.
Kanako SaknoHOST
3:45
Schools in Taipei and elsewhere have been closed.
Kanako SaknoHOST
3:50
China's leader has ordered rescue efforts following the powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck the country's Tibet Autonomous Region on Thursday night.
Kanako SaknoHOST
3:59
More than 12,000 people have been forced to evacuate.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:03
Sixteen were killed.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:24
The affected area is at an altitude of around 4,800 meters.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:29
Chinese President Xi Jinping has ordered all-out search and rescue efforts.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:34
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Tibet in January last year, killing more than 120 people.
Kanako SaknoHOST
4:48
The governments of Japan and Peru are arranging a summit meeting between Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae and President Keiko Fujimori.
speaker_0HOST
16:00
To formalize and safeguard this economic exploitation, the conquerors built a legal and political apparatus and this apparatus is the state.
speaker_0HOST
16:07
This is what the Normans did on the British Isles in 1066 and this is what the Chinese have been doing in Tibet since the 1950s.
speaker_0HOST
16:15
In his view, the state's original purpose is strictly to preserve the dominion of the victors over the vanquished.
speaker_0HOST
16:20
Russia has played precisely this role since they wrenched Ukraine from the Polish-Ukrainian Commonwealth in the 17th century, and to this day Russian nationalists refer to Ukrainians as hoholy.
speaker_1HOST
15:42
And again, the geographical perspectives on the front pages offer a stark contrast in how humanity manages catastrophe.
speaker_0HOST
15:48
China Daily is reporting a devastating magnitude seven earthquake in Xizang, the Tibet autonomous region, specifically in Drachin County.
speaker_1HOST
15:57
The details coming out are harrowing.
speaker_0HOST
15:59
Details.
Darin LaHoodGUEST
5:04
I always use three examples when you think about China and what they've done.
Darin LaHoodGUEST
5:08
You know, when we grew up, Pete, everyone talked about Tibet, Tibet, sovereignty for Tibet and human rights.
Darin LaHoodGUEST
5:13
No one talks about Tibet anymore because China's taken over Tibet.
Pete McMurrayHOST
5:17
They
Darin LaHoodGUEST
5:17
basically wiped out a whole generation of people there.

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