Celia Hatton

I don't think so. And that's why they're trying to play it out so carefully in terms of what kinds of transportation they use, who they would evacuate first, how they would go about it. And that's why we're going to be seeing these live drills starting next year. You know, I think the hope for everyone is that they wouldn't have to use this. But Japan is a country that is hit by earthquakes.

I don't think so. And that's why they're trying to play it out so carefully in terms of what kinds of transportation they use, who they would evacuate first, how they would go about it. And that's why we're going to be seeing these live drills starting next year. You know, I think the hope for everyone is that they wouldn't have to use this. But Japan is a country that is hit by earthquakes.

It's a country that's had to deal with nuclear disasters. This is a country that really thinks ahead now. And so that's why I think they're really going that extra step in terms of actually going through these live exercises instead of just planning this out on paper.

It's a country that's had to deal with nuclear disasters. This is a country that really thinks ahead now. And so that's why I think they're really going that extra step in terms of actually going through these live exercises instead of just planning this out on paper.

So does this really give us a firm indication that at one point there was life on Mars?

So does this really give us a firm indication that at one point there was life on Mars?

Können Sie uns erinnern, ob es jemals bestätigt wurde, dass es auf Mars Leben gab? Warum wäre das so eine erstaunliche Erfindung oder eine Schlussfolgerung für uns?

Können Sie uns erinnern, ob es jemals bestätigt wurde, dass es auf Mars Leben gab? Warum wäre das so eine erstaunliche Erfindung oder eine Schlussfolgerung für uns?

What's it like to be one of the people who's watching all of these things be discovered?

What's it like to be one of the people who's watching all of these things be discovered?

Taiwan's leader, William Lai, pointed out that there were 64 people prosecuted for spying on behalf of China last year. That's up three times from in 2021. So we've seen this huge rise in the number of cases that the courts are dealing with. But these are really sensitive cases because they handle classified information. They're dealing with possible military secrets.

Taiwan's leader, William Lai, pointed out that there were 64 people prosecuted for spying on behalf of China last year. That's up three times from in 2021. So we've seen this huge rise in the number of cases that the courts are dealing with. But these are really sensitive cases because they handle classified information. They're dealing with possible military secrets.

So William Lai would like to bring a military court system back into place. Now, this has led to some concerns inside Taiwan because the military court system was disbanded almost a decade ago or more than a decade ago in 2013. After a young soldier who'd been conscripted into Taiwan's military.

So William Lai would like to bring a military court system back into place. Now, this has led to some concerns inside Taiwan because the military court system was disbanded almost a decade ago or more than a decade ago in 2013. After a young soldier who'd been conscripted into Taiwan's military.

He was caught carrying a mobile phone onto a base and he was punished by the military court in order to do really strenuous exercises in the hot sun. He died of heat stroke and that led to the military court being disbanded because there were concerns that it just wasn't transparent enough. It was sort of ruling laws unto its own.

He was caught carrying a mobile phone onto a base and he was punished by the military court in order to do really strenuous exercises in the hot sun. He died of heat stroke and that led to the military court being disbanded because there were concerns that it just wasn't transparent enough. It was sort of ruling laws unto its own.

So this is a new thing to go back and reinstate this military court. But William Lye says they really have no choice. They need to deal with the rising threat of espionage. Well, give us the background to this and China's ramping up pressure on Taiwan. Well, it's all known as gray zone tactics. It's this idea that China isn't actually declaring war on Taiwan.

So this is a new thing to go back and reinstate this military court. But William Lye says they really have no choice. They need to deal with the rising threat of espionage. Well, give us the background to this and China's ramping up pressure on Taiwan. Well, it's all known as gray zone tactics. It's this idea that China isn't actually declaring war on Taiwan.

It's not actually going to go out and invade tomorrow, but it's just chipping away at Taiwan's military and economic diplomatic reserves bit by bit. So when it comes to the in the air and in the Taiwan Strait. Actually, all around Taiwan, it is practicing encircling it.

It's not actually going to go out and invade tomorrow, but it's just chipping away at Taiwan's military and economic diplomatic reserves bit by bit. So when it comes to the in the air and in the Taiwan Strait. Actually, all around Taiwan, it is practicing encircling it.