this is one of the giant pandas at a centre in south—west china having a good old play with his toys.ve a good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah mulkerrins. here's what's coming up on the show. egypt twice come from behind to draw with ghana, but worries as captain mohamed salah is injured at afcon. just six months after his move to saudi arabia, jordan henderson is officially confirmed as ajax's newest player. and britain's natasha jonas says she must beat mikaela mayer to cement her legacy as one of the best pound—for—pound fighters.

-led west with china.effort to try to establish a floor for a relationship in which in a fairly recent episode a spy balloon is floating over the united states, we picked up the phone in pentagon and no one in beijing answered. so, again, having communication is a positive development, but it is not an enormously positive. this is a beginning, an effort between the two countries, noting that as our national security adviser has described it the relationship is one of severe competition. what we have to do, of course, is ensure that the elements of deterrence are rock solid. the potential adversary's assessment of our capabilities on the one hand and our willingness to employ them on the other cannot be questioned, but we -- while needing to be very firm, we do not want to be needlessly provocative. again, i think modest encouragement, the efforts to build their nuclear capability, to expand it, those have been ongoing for a very, very long period of time. but, again, these recent episodes, i think modestly

relationship with china and how do you think the west should deal with china?ntic alliance and we will remain regional alliance but the transalantic region global . china way of behavior especially in the s■z china sea and the way china is actually violating core principles for nato, rule of law generally freedom of expression as we have seen in hong kong. all of that matters for nato. and we also have understand this is not about nato moving into asia but the fact that china is coming. we see thema, in the artic trying to control critical infrastructure. not so many years ago we had big discussion about 5g and many issue. say this is no, it's also an issue about our security. so, therefore, for all of these reasons nato has to address what happens in asia not because we are a global security alliance and vice versa. japan and south korea, they are concerned what happens in■' ukraine because they know that the more success putin has in ukraine the more likely it is that beijing will use force. so w approach even though we are regional countries, regional organi

just before we go, a huge loan slide and south west china has left at least 8 people. ted thousands buried. rescue is carried out a desperate search for survivors off the homes. what inundated will swept away the landslide hit a remote mountain village in the united province. shortly before dawn. 18 houses where the ports the buried, while more than 500 people have been evacuated to safety. presently huge and pang, odd slipped officials to step up the rescue after them. it says, of saw the snip. well, that is all when he's going to some for this, all we have for adults meant to lined up, you know, look into questions. the dog can not stand a role as a hub, open illegal weapons trade straight from the bolts as well. so next intelligence officer, let's the customer not enjoy the the altima 2023 supplies attacked lowest against israel by how much militaries show the world the no one had expected the palestinian run. the goal is to have so many cutting edge weapons in the off to minutes of the attack militants, openly unlocking a thing for us to frame for the rockets and m

relationship with china and how do you think the west should deal with china?urself right that nato is transalantic alliance and we will remain regional alliance but the transalantic region faces global. china way of behavior especially in the south china sea and the way china is actually violating core principles for rule of law generally freedom of expression as we have seen in hong kong. all of that matters for nato. and we also have to understand this is not about nato moving into asia but the fact that china is coming. we see them africa, in the artic trying to control critical infrastructure. not so many years ago we had big discussion about 5g and many allies say this is a commercial issue. no, it's also an issue about our security. so, therefore, for all of these reasons nato has to address what happens in asia not because we are a global security alliance and vice versa. japan and south korea, they are concerned what happens in ukraine because they know that the more success putin has in ukraine the more likely it is that beijing will use force. so we

and not the west, china takes a very clear, specific side, not the west, but china may not respond tong, they will answer , of course they will answer, well, in vain zelensky is doing this, although in my opinion he doesn’t have a living place in him anyway... but china will answer -otherwise, not visits or not visits, meetings not meetings, given the influence of china on the world economy, in particular, given the importance of china in global supply chains, in fact, if china wishes, and even, well, from behind the scenes , it can do so that even weapons will receive less, he says for a long time, but china he can do this if he wants, but it seems to me that the more rude he will be. of those who were present in davos, perhaps among the political figures, although he is the prime minister , of course, litsyan was the coolest figure, because there are these funderleins, who are outgoing natures, shallow, who are a clown, just like zelensky, then from the other, it was all uninteresting, for him it was important, it was prestigious, prestige in politics is a very big thing, and zelens

relationship with china and how do you think the west should deal with china?yourself right that nato is transalantic alliance and we will remain regional alliance but the transalantic region faces global. china way of behavior especially in the south china sea and the way china is actually violating core principles for nato, rule of law generally freedom of expression as we have seen in hong kong. all of that matters for nato. and we also have to understand this is not about nato moving into asia but the fact that china is coming. we see them africa, in the artic trying to control critical infrastructure. not so many years ago we had big discussion about 5g and many allies say this is a commercial issue. no, it's also an issue about our security. so, therefore, for all of these reasons nato has to address what happens in asia not because we are a global security alliance and vice versa. japan and south korea, they are concerned what happens in ukraine because they know that the more success putin has in ukraine the more likely it is that beijing will use force

and on top of the, sent this out was a huge non slide and south west. china has left at least 8 people, pad in thousands, buried. rescue has carried out a desperate search. the survivors off the homes. what in updated was swept away by the slit, the line slide hit a remote mountain village and the united providence shown it before dawn. 18 houses were reportedly buried while moving 500 people in a fight to a, to safety president shooting, paying just local officials to step up the rest, the 2 assets and benefits of follow the slip. so those are just a few of the stories that we keeping an eye on. so far. all next, a documentary dives into the much a wealth of you and this it almost rates and how to use the part of the weapons. keep tracing back to one kind of treat you enjoy the the whole from the fi, you know, just like dozens of other ukrainian alms holes might have gone unnoticed. but the pirates contacted journalist to ensure this boils would go public. and so the name of the ship that home the biggest shipment of arms became known over the world. i'm really this is, this is one ni

and in south-west china in yunnan province, as a result of a large-scale landslide, 47 people ended uphe rubble, more than 200 residents. fought to safe places. the disaster happened this morning in one of the rural areas, where 18 households were covered with earth and stones. a search operation was launched at the site of the disaster, involving more than 200 rescuers. at least 91 people have died in the united states due to frost. a state of emergency is in effect in some regions. i will die in tennessee. 25 people, at least 16 in oregon, including three adults after a tree fell on their car. cold weather, strong wind, snow and ice were reported this week in illinois, pennsylvania, mississippi, washington, kentucky, wisconsin, new york and new jersey. in the temporarily occupied territories, the russians create new military units, poison the drinking water in... and also militarize the sea of ​​azov. such evidence was presented by analysts of the public organization eastern right-wing group and the institute of strategic research and security. what the occupiers plan to do next on u

our china correspondent laura bicker has been to south—west china to meet young people who graduatedhey're coping. china's economic miracle helped build cities like this, the home of the country's pandas. and while those who played a key part in its rise enjoy reliving their past, a new, highly educated generation is struggling to find work as the miracle falters. joy, is the first person in herfamily to get a university degree. only around a third of her class have found full time jobs. she's taken a job in sales, not a dream career, but she's determined to make the most of every opportunity. do you think it's more difficult now than when your parents were growing up to get a job? translation: yes. the fact is there are lots ofjobs. the problem is whether you are willing to lower your expectations. these jobs don't have good prospects for your future. they offer low salaries and you are easily replaceable. that's why most people would rather stay at home than choose one of these jobs. some disillusioned graduates posted photos on social media suggesting their degrees were worthless.

the west did not participate in the vietnam-china war.hen the west tried to participate, the war in vietnam, let's say, is the real participation of the west. it led to stunning results. to the actual defeat of the united states, it must be clearly stated that the united states was defeated in the vietnam war because the republic of south vietnam, which was non-communist, was destroyed by the communists, and that is the question of whether the west can act as russia or even china, because the price of human life is different, americans are all at times they asked why we are fighting in vietnam, what we are doing there, this was also a problem by and large, it weakened the community. america obvious conclusions are drawn from this. afghanistan, where the american troops were. also. so, how, how can we here. to interfere with vladimir putin, this means that we should think about some conflicts that weaken the russian regime itself, create conflict situations for it, well, relatively speaking, these should be conflicts on the territory of ru

just before we go, a huge loan slide from south west. china has left at least 8 people. ted thousands buried. rescue is carried out a desperate search. the survivors off the homes. what inundated will swept away the landslide hit a remote mountain village and the you know, province shortly the photo 118 houses where the poor to be buried, while more than 500 people have been evacuated to safety. present sheets and paying odd slips. officials to step up the rescue after them. it says of thought that smith will, that is all when he's what does this all we have? what adults meant to 9 talk, you know, look into questions dog and don't sound a role as a hub. open illegal weapons.

the china is gaming with b y, d, making massive strides in 2022. their sales more than tripled compared to 2021 and with german carmakers dw lagging behind in 3rd place. you id. they continue to compete with for maybe a global share perspective. but when you think electric vehicles, you think tasa, and that's been a big part of their success. right now it's still test is world everyone else is paying rent relative to globally. now to dublin, down on that. that's why germany, what they've done to giga berlin's shown works. so not only are germans and americans making tests was they're buying them to over half a 1000000 were bought in the us last year. but another big buyer is sweden. so in these countries where tesla's are parts for the cars are made or serviced, there is on the rest, like in sweden where workers are protesting. swedish tests of mechanics have blocked off the job, though their number is small, the movement has sparked solidarity efforts across not only sweden, but also denmark. dock workers are refusing to unload test flows and for

the china is gaming with b y, d, making massive strides in 2022. their sales more than tripled compared to 2021 and with german carmakers dw lagging behind. and 3rd place you id. they continue to compete with for maybe a global share perspective. but when you think electric vehicles, you think tasa, and that's been a big part of their success. right now it's still test is world everyone else is paying rent relative to globally. now to dublin, down on that. that's why germany, what they've done to giga berlin's shown works. so not only are germans and americans making test was they're buying them to over half a 1000000 were bought in the us last year. but another big buyer is sweden. so in these countries where tesla's are parts for the cars are made or serviced, there's one rest like in sweden where workers are protesting. swedish tests and mechanics have blocked off the job. though their number is small, the movement has sparked solidarity efforts across not only sweden, but also denmark. doc workers are refusing to unload test flows and for weeks

thing is the economic help to this so-called third world, it comes from somewhere, it comes from the west, well, china is still joining in persecuting the authorities. interest, but this measure helps the development of the economy, not russia, the same investments of russia in africa, it is 1-2%, and the turnover as well, but the measure is bad, russia is good, and its allies are also good, well, this is the reality, you you know, just yesterday i gave a review lecture at the kyiv and mogilan business schools to businessmen whose training is not so logical, we were just looking at the middle east conflict, and i reminded them that, i don’t know if you, by the way , agree with me, in the year 67, when the arabs were preparing an attack on israel, and in particular by president nasser , the un peacekeeping troops had already been withdrawn to clear the space for a strike from egypt and the blockade of the port of eilat had begun, and israel launched a pre-emptive strike. was absolutely justified from a military point of view and from a military point of view israel destroyed all its oppone

china or russia, not the west. well, for that the measure has to act like authoritarian regimes., and for this we have to return to the logic of the cold war. but even during the cold war, the west did not want to directly interfere in any, say, areas of responsibility of moscow or beijing. but there was no event in vietnam. i was in vietnam, i was in vietnam when vietnam occupied cambodia. the event did not participate. in the vietnam-china war, and when the west tried to take part, here is the war in vietnam, let's say this is the real involvement of the west, it led to stunning results, to the actual defeat of the united states, it must be clearly stated that the united states was defeated in the vietnam war, because the republic of south b vietnam, which was non-communist, was destroyed by the communists, and this is the question of whether the west can act like russia or even. china, because the price of human life is different, the americans kept asking why we are fighting in vietnam, what we are doing there, by and large was a problem, it weakened the communist camp, but i

relationship with china and how do you think the west should deal with china?st of all your right, nato is ael transatlantic alliance, europe and north america, and we remain a regional alliance. but the transatlantic region faces global threats, securities not longer regional. it matters for europe and what happens in europe matters for asia. and, therefore, of course we don't regard china as an adversary but china heavy investment in multi-military chemicals including more and more bombs and nuclear weapons. china way of behavior especially in the south china sea and the way china has actually violating core principles for nato, democracy, the rule of law, journalists, freedom of expression as we've seen in hong kong. all of that matters for nato. and we also have to understand this is not about native moving into asia but about the fact that china is coming close. received in africa, we see them in the arctic, we see them try to control the critical infrastructure. not some years ago we had a big discussion about 5g and many allie said this is only commercia

. china is involved in that as well. and so that they send they, they have been accused of a plane sides of being used as to why the tool and then boots this campaign against the states. so the situation is getting radically more complicated as all the sites is clipping a. let me bring in suzanne, here. she's on. do you think that what's happening in the red sea is perhaps an opportunity to, to find some kind of european unity then on our time issues when they also divided on on the things. i think the issue in the red fee is actually more contentious because within the you, you've got certain member states who have very strong military presence, a very strong defense identity on you. others who are you true, who are not members of nation. so they are certainly not going to want to get involved in anything that they feel as to mid a tree that much escalate the situation. so yes, it's part of the discussion that's happening just across the road for me here in brussels today about at some kind of an you mission in the red

around the world beyond the west, china has a strategy of self-reliance and the chinese phrase has been embraced several years now, going back to the 1990 congress, pride to the problem of the pandemic. in fact, if you go back to 2015, china's made in 2030 strategy was about achieving technological self-reliance and proficiency and self-dominance in 10 leading categories around the world because china wanted to be confident they had access to them domestically. i think that's what china is doing. the rest of us around the world are now catching up. so your question or the questioner went to what are the priority areas? obviously pharmaceuticals and medical supplies because it's near and dear to the hearts of all of our communities and all the countries in which we come from. the secondary, because it's so fundamental is energy and new energy and clean energy security of supply and this is complex but where countries are going because we fear being left marooned. and thirdly underpinning that again on critical minerals, whether it is lithium or cobalt or copper or whatever else, and with

, china is involved in that as well. and so that they send they, they have been accused of a plane sides of being used as to why the tool and then boots this campaign against the states. so the situation is getting roughly more complicated as all the sites is clipping a. let me bring in suzanne, here. she's on. do you think that what's happening in the red sea is perhaps an opportunity to, to find some kind of european unity then on our time issues when they also divided on on the things? i think the issue in the red fee is actually more contentious because within the you, you've got certain member states who have very strong military presence, a very strong defense identity on you. others who are you true, who are not members of nation. so they are certainly not going to want to get involved in anything that they feel as to mid a tree that much escalate the situation. so yes, it's part of the discussion that's happening just across the road for me here in brussels today about at some kind of an you mission in the red se

. china is involved in that as well. and so that they send they, they have been accused of a plane sides of being used as to why the tool and then boots this campaign against the states. so the situation is getting roughly more complicated as all the sites is clipping a. let me bring in suzanne, here. she's on. do you think that what's happening in the red sea is perhaps an opportunity to, to find some kind of european unity then on our time issues when they also divided on on the things. i think the issue in the red fee is actually more contentious because within the you, you've got certain member states who have very strong military presence, a very strong defense identity on you. others who are you true, who are not members of nation. so they are certainly not going to want to get involved in anything that they feel as to mid a tree that much escalate the situation. so yes, it's part of the discussion that's happening just across the road for me here in brussels today about at some kind of an you mission in the red se

china is involved in that as well. and so then they send, they, they being accused of a plane sides of being used as to why that so uh, and then boots this campaign against the states. so the situation is getting roughly more complicated because at least like just clipping as well. let me bring in suzanne. here. suzanne, do you think that what's happening in the red sea is perhaps an opportunity to, to find some kind of european unity then on our time issues when they also divided on the things? i think the issue in the red fee is actually more contentious because within the you, you've got certain member states who have very strong military presence, very strong defense identity and you've others who are beautiful, who are not members of nation. so they are certainly not going to want to get involved in anything that they feel as to mid a tree that might escalate situation. so yes, it's part of the discussion that's happening just across the road for me here in brussels today at 5, at some kind of you mission in the r

, china is involved in that as well. and so that they send they, they have been accused of a plane sides of being used as to why the tool and then boots this campaign against the states. so the situation is getting roughly more complicated because of these sites as clipping a. let me bring in suzanne. here. she's on. do you think that what's happening in the red sea is perhaps an opportunity to, to find some kind of european unity then on our time issues when they also divided on on the things? i think the issue in the red fee is actually more contentious because within the you, you've got certain member states who have very strong military presence, a very strong defense identity on you. others who are you true, who are not members of nation. so they are certainly not going to want to get involved in anything that they feel as to mid a tree that much escalate the situation. so yes, it's part of the discussion that's happening just across the road for me here in brussels today about at some kind of an you mission in the

our china correspondent laura bicker has been to south—west china to meet young people who graduated

but let's look at global sales. tesla may have brand recognition, especially in the west, but china is gaming with b y, d making mass of strides in 2022. their sales more than tripled compared to 2021 with german carmakers dw lagging behind. and 3rd place you id. they continue to compete with for maybe a global share perspective. but when you think what your vehicle is, you think tasa. and that's been a big part of their success. right now. it's still test as world everyone else is paying rent relative to globally. now, to dublin, down on that. that's why germany, what they've done to giga berlin's show work. so not only are germans and americans making test was they're buying them to over half a 1000000 were bought in the us last year. but another big buyer is sweden. so in these countries where tesla's are parts for the cars are made or serviced, there's unrest like in sweden where workers are protesting. swedish tests of mechanics have blocked off the job, though their number is small, the movement has sparked solidarity efforts across not only sweden, but also denmark. doc workers

the china is gaming with b, y, d making mass and strides in 2022. their sales more than tripled compared to 2021 in which german carmakers dw lagging behind. and 3rd place you id. they continue to compete with from maybe a global share perspective. but when you think electric vehicles, you think tasa, and that's been a big part of their success. right now it's still test is world everyone else is paying rent relative to globally now to dublin, down on that. that's why germany, what they've done to get good provincial works. so not only are germans and americans making test was they're buying them to over half a 1000000 were bought in the us last year. but another big buyer is sweden. so in these countries where teslas are parts for the cars are made or serviced, there's unrest like in sweden where workers are protesting. swedish tests of mechanics have blocked off the job. though their number is small, the movement has spark solidarity efforts across not only sweden, but also denmark. doc workers are refusing to unload test lows and for weeks. the p

but let's look at global sales. tesla may have brand recognition, especially in the west, but china is gaming with b y, d making mass and strides in 2022. their sales more than tripled compared to 2021 in which german carmakers dw lagging behind. and 3rd place d, y d, they continue to compete with from maybe a global share perspective. but when you think electric vehicles, you think tasa, and that's been a big part of their success. right now it's still test as world everyone else is paying rent relative to globally. now to dublin, down on that, that's why germany, what they've done to giga berlin showed works. so not only are germans and americans making tests was they're buying them to over half a 1000000 were bought in the us last year. but another big buyer is sweden. so in these countries where tesla's are parts for the cars are made or serviced, there's unrest like in sweden where workers are protesting swedish tests. the mechanics have blocked off the job. though their number is small, the movement has sparked solidarity efforts across not only sweden, but also denmark. doc work

around the world beyond the west, china has a strategy of self-reliance and the chinese phrase has been embraced prior to the problem of the pandemic. in fact, if you go back to 2015, china's made in 2030 strategy was about achieving technological self-reliance and proficiency and self-dominance in 10 leading categories around the world because china wanted to be confident they had access to them domestically. so, that is what china is doing. i thinkthe rest of us around the world are now catching up. so your question or the question want to what are the priority areas? obviously pharmaceuticals and medical supplies because it's near and dear to the hearts of all of our communities and all the countries in which we come from. the secondary, because it's so fundamental is energy and new energy and clean energy security of supply and this is complex but where countries are going because we fear being left marooned. and thirdly underpinning that again on critical minerals, whether it is lithium or cobalt or copper or whatever else, and with the summit with the president of the united state

what's the loss of a china that the imperial west could dominate eclipse from john villages the coming war in china? there as far as johnson deployed britain's atrium, is elizabeth that club carrier. is it going from china? i'm still here with john field. you joins me from sidney in australia. well, of israel is britain and strategic military partners we're told in age of a nation, media day of to day that our enemies to our national security, russia and china, china holding the rotating presidency of you and security council. you said the coming war on china. how have you noticed the difference here is, are gods. palestine with china are apparently trying to force the issue with a statement from the un security council to go overseas, fight against the wishes of the united states. the whole truth of the whole campaign against china and the campaign against powers fine. a one on the same thing. it is about control is about imperial power at a certain time in the history threatened, they feel threatened. they're not actually threatened. they have threatened and they cannot make times in

we know how to simulate model by the west, and then you get a lot of tv this china i guess, you know, really gives you the model is that a lot of people are not as much as john uh, of this. and the reason i do not to insure okay, so that they have different results on the computer. i would love the continued the top is the best friday just upfront. uh, i need to, i need to change it to the delivery. one is the, you would be a look at the microsoft. there's lots of lots that are. all right, daniel, appreciate that. thanks so much for joining us here on calendar because this, daniel, i'm gonna tell you, i'm thank you. of the developing countries. a chinese land is more than a trillion dollars. that's according to research lab. 8 data and overdue 11 repayments, the soaring china has a much, is the largest label bilateral credit to in the past decade. it is, in fact, catching up with the i, m f. and the world bank and is exceeding of the government says the official linda to the developing world. beijing has replace washington and bailing out low and middle income countries. will china ha

this is the moment where the west and china should join hands in providing massive capital infrastructure building to the roles and these, the developed nations. no country should be shot out of the world with modernity and economic prosperity for a matter, for lack of financing. of course, china itself has its own law, so that program business. so how does it benefit from lending money to other nations at the scale? so if you look at the folder wrote a new should, if this is the times, here's the over the past decade, the china has really been escalating. it's a both the still mastic or capabilities as well it's, it's so expansion off it's investment capacity globally. and so i think the investment within is you still master capacity, and these overseas investment capability are coordinated. so at the beginning of the bought a road initiative for china has been building a lot of fiscal infrastructure. we always rhodes ports, etc. and of course, those are important because without the fiscal infrastructure, we cannot start to talk about trade jobs, growth, or economic opportunities. and n

this is the moment where the west and china should join hands in providing massive capital infrastructure building to the roles and these, the developed nations. no country should be shot out of the world with modernity and economic prosperity for a matter, for lack of financing. of course, china itself has its own law, so that program business. so how does it benefit from lending money to other nations at the scale? so if you look at the folder wrote a new should, if this is the times, here's the over the past decade, the china has really been escalating. it's a both the still mastic or capabilities as well it's, it's so expansion, office investment capacity globally. and so i think the investment within is you still must have capacity, and these overseas investment capability are coordinated. so at the beginning of the bought a road initiative for china has been building a lot of fiscal infrastructure. we always rhodes ports, etc. and of course, those are important because we thought the fiscal infrastructure, we cannot start to talk about trade jobs, growth or economic opportunities. a

this is the moment where the west and china should join hands in providing massive capital infrastructure building to the roles and these, the developed nations. no country should be shot out of the world with modernity and economic prosperity for a matter, for lack of financing. of course, china itself has its own law, so that program business. so how does it benefit from lending money to other nations at the scale? so if you look at the folder wrote a new should, if this is the times, here's the over the past decade, the china has really been escalating. it's a both the still mastic or capabilities as well it's, it's so expansion, office investment capacity globally. and so i think the investment within is you still must have capacity, and these overseas investment capability are coordinated. so at the beginning of the bought a road initiative for china has been building a lot of fiscal infrastructure. we always rhodes ports, etc. and of course, those are important because we thought the fiscal infrastructure, we cannot start to talk about trade jobs, growth or economic opportunities. a

this is the moment where the west and china should join hands in providing massive capital infrastructure building to the roles and these, the developed nations. no country should be shut out out of the world with modernity and economic prosperity for a matter, for lack of financing. of course, china itself has its own law, so that program business. so how does it benefit from lending money to other nations at the scale? so if you look at the folder wrote a new should, if this is the 10s, here's the over the past decade, the china has really been escalating. it's a both the still mass to go capabilities as well it's, it's so expansion, office investment capacity globally. and so i think the investments within is you still mess of capacity and these overseas investment capability, i'll coordinate. so at the beginning of the bought a road initiative for china has been building a lot of fiscal infrastructure. we always rhodes ports, etc. and of course, those are important because without the physical infrastructure, we cannot start to talk about trade jobs, growth, or economic opportunities.

it occurred in the north-west of china, near the borders with kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan.ina itself, six people were injured, two in serious condition. near fifty houses were completely destroyed, dozens were damaged. echoes of seismic activity reached almaty. in the capital of kazakhstan , scientists recorded strong tremors twice during the night. chandeliers swayed in houses, furniture fell, people ran out into the streets in panic and jumped out of windows. according to the latest data from the country's meter, more than 40 people were injured. today classes at schools and colleges in the city have been cancelled, and reception centers have been open all night . tremors were also felt in the capital of kyrgyzstan, according to authorities. there are no victims of destruction in bishkka. echoes of the earthquake were also noticed in uzbekistan, including in the capital of the country, tashkent. now economic news, konstantin churikov joins me. konstantin, good morning, new inflation data have been published. yes, roman, hello, the central bank says that the dynamics of pr

this is the moment where the west and china should join hands in providing massive capital infrastructure building to the roles and these, the developed nations. no country should be shot out of the world with modernity and economic prosperity for a matter, for lack of financing. of course, china itself has its own law, so that program business. so how does it benefit from lending money to other nations at the scale? so if you look at the folder wrote a new should, if this is the times, here's the over the past decade, the china has really been escalating. it's a both the still mastic or capabilities as well it's, it's so expansion off it's investment capacity globally. and so i think the investment within is useful method capacity and these overseas investment capability are coordinated. so at the beginning of the bought a road initiative for china has been building a lot of fiscal infrastructure. we always rhodes ports, etc. and of course, those are important because without the fiscal infrastructure, we cannot start to talk about trade jobs, growth, or economic opportunities. and next,

this is the moment where the west and china should join hands in providing massive capital infrastructure building to the roles and these, the developed nations. no country should be shot out of the world with modernity and economic prosperity for a matter, for lack of financing. of course, china itself has its own law, so that program business. so how does it benefit from lending money to other nations at the scale? so if you look at the folder wrote a new should, if this is the times, here's the over the past decade, the china has really been escalating. it's a both the still mass to go capabilities as well it's, it's so expansion, office investment capacity globally. and so i think that investment within is you still master capacity, and these overseas investment capability are coordinated. so at the beginning of the bought a road initiative for china has been building a lot of fiscal infrastructure. we always rhodes ports, etc. and of course, those are important because we thought the fiscal infrastructure, we cannot start to talk about trade jobs, growth or economic opportunities. an

it with me in law in the streets of really in china, south west or quiet. but the piece of the city has been routinely broken by conflict across the board and me and my developer groups are to the ruling military june to stray artillery shells have ended. chinese people here, prompting homes to be evacuated, and to shut down of schools and businesses senior man and also a deep worry about our safety and cut. but i felt better obviously, industries, few with the petroleum chinese soldiers. and would you be a quick one year and i am very sorry about what is happening me and my now i've hired the by me, is very pleased to work a mattress time to because i paid to them because i knew that most military leaders have been shunned buying then west, some countries since seizing pallet and february 2021. the china has acknowledged the doing to the official government, providing it with crucial economic support as me and my 2nd largest for an investor of the single pool. the 2 countries. yeah, a 2100 kilometer border and yeah, and what is strategically important for

our china correspondent laura bicker has been to south—west china to meet young people who graduatedar to find out how they re coping. joy is the first person in herfamily to get a university degree. only around one third of her class have found full—time jobs. she is taking a job in sales, not her dream career, but she is determined to make the most of every opportunity. do you think it is more difficult now than when your parents were growing up to get a job? translation: yes. the fact is that there are lots ofjobs. the trouble is whether you are willing to lower your expectations. these jobs don't have good prospects for your future. they offer low salaries and you are easily replaceable. that is why most people would rather stay at home than choose one of these jobs. some disillusioned graduates posted photos on social media suggesting their degrees were worthless. others lay on the ground, lying flat it is called, a term used by young people opting out of the competition of modern life. as the number of young, unemployed people continued to rise, the chinese leader, president xi

the purpose of weakening ties in the understanding of the west is to complicate life in china, but thereivates to... up to 20% of chinese gdp came from the sale of real estate, 10% of gdp came from tax revenues of local governments, these are huge numbers, and the chinese economy will take years to recover from the associated losses, but it’s kind of gloomy, no , the situation is ambiguous, on the one hand there is a huge bubble in the real estate market, on the other hand , chinese competitiveness is growing, and there are several promising areas on which china can focus its efforts, of course, primarily renewable energy, in the next 20-30 years these energy sources may become dominant. potentially huge profits. in addition, china is performing well in the automotive market, especially electric vehicles. in just 2-3 years, chinese companies found themselves among the industry leaders, which can be compared with the successes of japanese companies in the seventies. the main thing is to solve the problem of the real estate bubble. in the next 5-7 years, annual gdp growth of 4-5% is more t

start and then for the to the west of pots. now, from the chinese perspective, china fully respects the sovereignty of territorial integrity. all i've got of this stuff. and the fact that china already, despite try those advice that to couple and this time, the official credential of the sky, this, that is a basset, a trip to china, has been formally accepted by the chinese president. you might, you indicate the formal establishment of to provide the relations between china and ask, i was kinda a boss becomes the only country and the 1st country in the world to formulate rocket mice. the ask on government. and this also indicates china, us commitment to develop peaceful, constructive relations with after our drivers side. after all, we are neighboring countries and there is a duty on both trying the side as well as on. i've gotten to spend side to make sure that our neighborly relations will be conducted constructively and peace when a full mutual benefit. this is a very important step in improving turned off. good relations. t

what's the loss of a china that the imperial west could dominate a cliff from jump villages the coming war in china? there as far as johnson deployed britain's atrium is elizabeth that club carry. is it going from china? i'm still here with john field, you joins me from sidney in australia while it is rail is britain and strategic military partners. we're told in nature the nation media day of today that our enemies to our national security, russia and china, china holding the rotating presidency of un security council. you said the coming war on china. how have you noticed? the difference here is, are god's palestine with china are apparently trying to force the issue with a statement from the un security council to go overseas, fight against the wishes of the united states. ultra, the whole campaign against china and the campaign against palestine. one on the same thing it is about control is about imperial power. so to a certain time in the history threatened, they feel threatened. they're not actually threatened. they have threatened, they cannot make tons and lives they may uh, th

what, what was really complaining about, what's the loss of a china that the imperial west could dominate a clip from jump villages the coming war in china? there as far as johnson deploys britons h. m is elizabeth that club carrier to come from china. i'm still here with john field. you joins me from sidney in australia. while of israel is britain strategic, military partners. we're told the nature of nation media day of today that our enemies to our national security, russia and china, china holding the rotating presidency of you and security council. you said the coming war on china. how have you noticed? the difference here is, are gods, palestine with china are apparently trying to force the issue with a statement from the un security council to go overseas, fight against the wishes of the united states. the whole truth of the whole campaign against china and the campaign against palestine. one on the same thing it is about control is about imperial power at a certain time in the history frightened, they feel threatened. they're not actually threatened. they have threatened and they

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to china. so the yankee valley is going to start to raining. shank are kind of against the cold wind here, which shows itself as snow and shaft. so by the time you get to assess day, the temperature dropped in shanghai, that reading would have been being housed in southern china and also stretched across the chest to the file size of japan. with the increasing we know what usually would visit because i think it will not be that strong, but we just certainly returns to our carter. as you can see, to the west of that's where the winter is represented in 2 ways by persistence fog in the northern indian plain, which i think will be rain diets in new delhi. this reading coming at least the evening, ready for the next couple days, could be sundry slight, to improve the quality, get rid of the fog, and there's been snow folding up in the hole and is lum about as well. first off of the season, denny's temperature is pretty steady. it's the change. what happens in the sky, the defects the weather here.

you know, it is also, you know, between east and west. china's very active there. >> yeah.back off of it entirely andot producers there, not engage with israel. how long is that going to last >> some of us say if somebody has to be trying to run the middle east, us or china, better them than us because it hasn't done a lot for us. [laughr] let's go back to someoe in the space with us. there's a gentleman with a blinders hat on. sorry. >> i will take it. >> okay. >> thank you so much for doing this. my name is andrew thornbrook. i'm a national security correspondent for the epic times. going back to ukraine for a minute, we have heard a lot about the contentious history, domino theory of course, and the desire among putin a victory, but that we need to encourage more defense spending in europe to allow europe to defend itself, but those largely been absent from the g.o.p. primaries. a debate that's much more frequently come up is whether or no encourage ukraine to seek negotiated settlement with russia. and three of the current contenders have suggested they would do just th