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after all our objectives and strategies may not align and it is time to think again about beefing up european security outside of nato with either own strategic objectives. and i think what we ve seen the last few days has really added to that case. and you will hear from europeans around the table i think when they get there virtually ask the question of what really nato is for that the stage and what it can be counted on to do even now takes looks ahead to the specific question of what needs to happen in afghanistan and how. all right. thanks so much, melissa bell live from paris. and it is not just the u.s. and its allies who are concerned by the taliban s takeover of afghanistan. china is keeping a close eye on how events are unfolding on its far western border. david culver reports beijing is likely to take a very different approach from the west. reporter: just weeks before the taliban seized power in afghanistan, china made a very public display of growing closer to the gr

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point during this day. the s&p 500 jumped 14 and the nasdaq rose 66. in part because trade negotiations with china appeared to be making some progress. for the president and the administration and obviously for the markets. the wall street journal reports beijing as scratching edits made and china policy. in favor of one that allows greater access for foreign companies. nothing is official yet. with a new program expected to launch early next year. china has praised the decision to release the chief financial officer on bail, the u.s. sought the arrest on suspicion that he misled banks about his business dealings and iraq. this plays out of course as the u.s. and china battle over the future of telecoms and their trade relationship. tonight correspondent gillian turner explains what whe future could look like. chinese conglomerate is a global leader in the tech industry. one of the u.s. tech sectors arch rivals in the race for the

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north korea is a nation in mourning and much of the world is wondering right now what happens next. you re watching continuing coverage of the death of kim jong-il. the state run news agency says the 69-year-old died of a heart attack this weekend since coming to power in 1994 kim increased his country s nuclear might and isolation. his repressive rule also saw massive famines that killed hundreds of thousands of his own people. in a sign of the tensions over his dealt, south korea has put its military forces on emergency alert and convened an emergency cabinet meeting, and pyongyang is urging an increase in its own military capability. kim jong-il apparently died on saturday, but his death was not reported until monday morning on state-run tv. take a look at how north koreans the man known as their dear leader died. the news anchor visibly emotional saying he died of physical and mental over work. take a look at how north koreans reacted to that report. [ sobbing ] we hav

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