, chen shui-bian. after which the prc government temporarily blocked her from entering mainland chinachinese radio stations ceased cooperation. today, amey writes defiant feminist songs, challenges patriarchy and advocates for indigenous peoples and lgbtq rights. enkli is considered one of the most successful taiwanese directors and producers. he has about twenty films to his credit, including the oscar-winning sense and sensibility with hugh grant's emmy thompson, crouching tiger , hidden dragon, which became the highest-grossing non -english-language film in american box office history, the drama brokeback mountain and the adventure film life of p.i. sofia chunk, chairman of the csmc charitable foundation, oversees programs to help the elderly and sponsors the development of rural areas of the island, supports education, art, and painting. abstraction and chinese traditions are exhibited in the prestigious galleries of hong kong, sodby's and christie's, and part of the proceeds from their sales go to charity. taiwanese businessman daniel tsai with his brother. was engaged in supplyi

the prc government temporarily blocked her from entering mainland china, and chinese radio stations stopped cooperating. today, amey writes defiant feminist songs, challenges patriarchy, and advocates for indigenous peoples and lgbtq rights. enkley is considered one of taiwan's most successful directors and producers. he has about twenty films to his credit, including the oscar-winning sense and sensibility with hugh grant. thompson, crouching tiger, hidden dragon, which became the highest-grossing non-english film in american box office history, the drama brokeback mountain and the adventure film life of pi. sophie chang, chairman of the csmc charitable foundation, oversees programs to help the elderly and sponsors the development of rural areas of the island, supports education, art, and painting. her work combines abstraction and chinese traditions. blogger raidu today heads the taiwan youtubers association. in 2017 it the educational channel reached one million subscribers, becoming the first most popular science-intensive channel in taiwan. since then, his audience has almost tripled.

so at present time, stands on china's mainland.le believe that in the future, cross—strait will be reunified. we trust it. well, the definition of taiwan has a different interpretation from china than it has here on the island, from what i've seen. but thank you very much for your time today, wang wen. wang wen is a former chief opinion editor at global times and currently at the university of china. now, as we've seen from the elections here today, taiwan's democracy very much alive and vibrant. three parties contesting for the presidency and four parliamentary seats. and we do have a clear winner in the presidential election with william lai. with william lai now the president elect, said to be inaugurated on may the 20th, and we'll have to wait and see more of china's reaction to what we have seen here in taiwan. on bbc news, our live page of taiwan's coverage has all the information throughout the day. if you want to get up to speed with everything that has been happening here in taiwan. in the meantime, back to you in london.

and they open the mock mainland china and it's heavy handed propaganda. using social media and satirical videos. probably good idea as engine hello and welcome to this foreign ministry. press conference for chinese and foreign media. and if i'm over you, what i good for bingo events and what was on our buildings and research. this parity could almost be the real thing that if we, except for one detail, the red flags bearing the face of we need the pool. the satirical depiction of chinese president champagne cotton's 802 port type of shows to you. whether you have new interest and answering doctors have to his question walk next on me. the video was produced in this type, a studio for this young woman, the not yet 30 sandra, who is already a rising star and taiwanese media scenes. now who watches over somebody that they've been eigen, but this is the sign above the spokes pass and generally shows the english show tend for the chinese foreign ministry. but we made a conscious decision to write, tell the ministry of we need to fast instead eat does that? doe

in terms of the company public day—to—day operation including building homes in mainland china, it willbly stay the same for now. this ruling doesn't send a through the chinese financial market because of course for many decades a real —— the real estate sector has been one of the major drivers for china's economy growth. whether or not this liquidation process will be followed remains to be seen because despite the one country, two systems slogan, many experts that i've spoken to have said that there are some thornyjurisdiction issues some thornyjurisdiction issues so whether or not the liquidation there liquidator that will be appointed by hong kong court, whether or not that person will be recognised by mainland china remains to be seen. of course a lot of ordinary chinese citizens have been, have invested in evergrande, haven't had their homes built and they are the chinese government's priority, not foreign investors who have filed this petition. this liquidation _ filed this petition. this liquidation will - filed this petition. this liquidation will have i filed this petition. th

i think many candidates avoid the topic of breaking ties between taiwan and mainland china.oses sanctions on mainland china, our exports to china decline. less work, less staff. the world watched these elections with tension, because the result could affect not only relations between the two countries of the strait, but also the attitude towards china and the united states. in washington, from the very beginning, they relied on the so-called progressive democrats, who called america the main ally of the island, which continues to pump up taiwan with weapons, and they even talked about independence, despite the fact that in the kuomintsia in the taiwan people's party they were inclined to believe that it was possible and necessary to conduct a dialogue with beijing, at least strengthening it. taiwan's so-called independence is the biggest threat to cross-strait peace and stability and is doomed to failure, while biden recently warned that those who play with fire will burn. himself, and although official beijing did not openly declare which of the candidates was preferable to

the wealth per capita was 5 times higher than in mainland china. a gap that increased and in suing years under the leadership of the dictator, son, changing quote, his mass of infrastructure investment programs brought western business to the country. it was the beginning of the iconic made in taiwan label. the only so many hours to people here work a day. no. my mom usually 10 to 12 hours a day, 7 days a week that says your last name is i don't get any days off. he gets 3 days off a month and i got you. i told him when there's too much where i just keep working due to the opposition was banned and the prisons were full. as a swiss tv report found in 1967 shows the only please on getting these don't anyone who doesn't to the party line that ends up in prison. many of these men are indigenous ty, wouldn't you? yes, of course he, they only do regard the 2000000 continental chinese who arrived in 1949 as occupiers to be popular. they believed the government is illegitimate. the oppressions began in 1947 with a bloody crack down against a series of pro

: if it's say leaving mainland china | translation: if it's say i leaving mainland china was translationife, but he never accepted defeat. the -a ball he never accepted defeat. the party ball for— he never accepted defeat. the party ball for several decades but after his death the island began transitioning to democracy and in 1996 it held its first free presidential elections. it is now a prosperous, self—governing island and many of its citizens see it as entirely distinct from mainland china. but that does not sit well with beijing. which insist that countries cannot have official relations with itself and taiwan. and the united states is a major sticking point. it maintains official relations with china, but it also is the most significant supporter of taiwan and maintains on official links with taipei. on the us position book taiwan is security, here is presidentjoe biden. the is president joe biden. the idea that — is president joe biden. the idea that it _ is president joe biden. the idea that it can _ is president joe biden. the idea that it can be - is presidentjoe biden. tue: i

the wealth per capita was 5 times higher than in mainland china. a gap that increased and ensuing years under the leadership of the dictator, sun changing quote, this mass of infrastructure investment programs brought western business to the country. it was the beginning of the iconic made in taiwan label. the only so many hours to people here work a day. no. my mom usually 10 to 12 hours a day, 7 days a week that says your last name is i don't get any days off. he gets 3 days off a month and i got you. i told him when there's too much where i just keep working due to the opposition was banned and the prisons were full. as a swiss tv report found in 1967 shows, just the only please don't daneen. don't anyone who doesn't to the party line that ends up in prison. many of these men are indigenous tie when you yes, of course he, they only do regard the 2000000 continental chinese who arrived and 1949 as occupiers may pop with a belief. the government is illegitimate. the oppressions began in 1947 with a bloody crack down against a series of protest and

now, i've actually been to the province that's closest to taiwan here in mainland china. people there, and they say that they feel that taiwan is part of their family. they feel part of one family. and that's certainly a message that china propagates, that beijing is continually pushing this message of familial ties, that they are one family and that one day they will be unified. but i think the message that the world has heard increasingly over the last few years is certainly beijing's intent that if peaceful unification cannot be achieved, it will do so by force. and i think having seen china's... certainly, they've been building up its military. they've seen militaryjets, warships heading to the taiwan strait, increasing their presence around taiwan. and that has involved the us coming to the aid of taiwan and saying it will defend it if necessary. and i think when it comes to china's actions towards taiwan, what the world has seen is an increase in aggression. i think what we're seeing in recent weeks is an increase in outreach. and certainly, chinese diplomats have b

evergrande situation is a little bit different because actually, china, mainland china government iscused on evergrande and didn't say it has an opinion in ever grand and is watching it more closely than the other developers. chinese operators most of the top management of evergrande group, so we are such a terrible management of evergrande group, so we are worried. such a terrible relationsh between the company and government. focusing next on how growing geopolitical tensions are driving up arms sales. us weapons exports $81 billion last year. that's a 56% increase from 2022, according to the us state department. with more, here the bbc�*s north america business correspondent michelle fleury. for american defence companies 2023 was a record year for sales with exports are more than 50%. one tree of deals was worth about $30 billion for attack and transport helicopters and rocket systems to poland and germany, according to state department figures. it comes as the war in ukraine rages on with fears about moscow's potential to target other countries lifting sales. the biden administr

taiwan is not threatening mainland china. | threat in itself.land china. the united states are not threatening. what we're doing is reacting to increase pressure, aggression that we see coming out of beijing. we see coming out of beijing. we see it in the south china sea. we talked to folks in the philippines, certainly vietnam and their own exclusive economic zones. that isn't the way we should behave in the zist way we should behave in the 21st century. we've seen increased incursions, flights, navy patrols out of beijing, out of mainland china. that's not helpful at this time with the world economy is fairly fragile. now is the time for us to de—escalate tension. i think the biden administration is doing the right thing but trying to open up lines of dialogue. i'm a democrat, iwas here with my republican co—chair and i think congress would also be willing to open up would also be willing to open up lines of communication and dialogue to de—escalate tensions. dialogue to de-escalate tensions.— dialogue to de-escalate tensions. , , tensions. th

chen shui-bian, after which the prc government temporarily blocked her entry into mainland china, and chinese radio stations... television cooperation. today, amey writes defiant feminist songs, challenges patriarchy, and advocates for indigenous peoples and lgbtq rights. enkli is considered one of the most successful taiwanese directors and producers. he has about twenty films to his credit, including the oscar-winning sense and sensibility with hugh grant and emma thompson, crouching tiger, hidden dragon, which became the highest-grossing non-english-language film. in the history of american box office, the drama brokeback mountain and the adventure film life of pi. sophie chunk, chairman of the csmc charitable foundation, oversees programs to help older people and sponsors the development of rural areas of the island, supports education, art, and painting. her works, combining themselves abstraction and chinese traditions, are exhibited in the prestigious galleries of hong kong, sodby's and christie's, and part of the proceeds from their sales go. for charity. taiwanese businessman

the republic of china would then... restore its influence on the mainland, and the communists believed that they will do exactly this with taiwan, that is, the form of unification was so-so, but when in 1992 it became clear that either war or some kind of understanding, this document was signed, but it is twofold, er, on its part, china , who was stronger, he realized that so, if we are one china, we are one nation, then we will unite according to our principle. you admit it, for its part , the kuomintang party says, well, no, not quite like that , we are one china, of course we want a dialogue with you, well, in principle, we do not quite agree that we are... one china under your rule, and here is this ambivalence, it is a document , let's put it this way, about nothing, but it was a platform for dialogue that the two sides agree with the basic rule that they are one china, and it is precisely based on this document that china claims the island and plans unite well the so-called peaceful way, as a basis for dialogue, but a democratic party appears , which also, as we can see, won... t

weaken economic ties with mainland china, strengthen them with america, presidential elections in taiwan. damage - $110 million, fire in the warehouse of an online store in st. petersburg. snowfall and icy conditions, in belarus the orange danger level is on , utility workers and traffic police are working in enhanced mode. the world is watching with tension the development of the situation on in the middle east, last night the united states and britain launched a new attack on the capital of yemen. the attack reportedly targeted a radar-guided missile system used by the houthis to target ships in the red sea. military operation. against northern yemen, carried out by the british and americans, continues for the second day, due to the aggravation of the situation, russia has requested an emergency meeting of the un security council. moscow insists that the americans are driven only by hegemonic aspirations; strikes on yemen cannot be considered a defensive action by the united states, and are a direct violation of international law. and contrary to the assertions of western colleagues, m

it is the one china principle that says that taiwan belongs to china, mainland china.hink when u.s. leaders say -- and use the word one china policy, oftentimes it is confusing to the public because it sounds very much like the one china principle that beijing wants to use. host: that is confusing. to your point about the united states wanting to maintain the status quo. antony blinken was at the world economic forum and ridley -- and reacted to the taiwanese election and talks about what it meant for u.s.-china relations. here's a portion of the remarks. [end video clip] -- [video clip] >> in taiwan we see a powerful affirmation of democracy, something that we congratulated the people for. and something that has been consistent now over many years. and that is the most important thing. but our fundamental interest and the fundamental interests of countries around the world is to make sure that peace and stability is maintained in the taiwan straight. any differences between beijing and taiwan are resolved peacefully. and that one of the hallmarks of success of the rel

when the us imposes sanctions on mainland china, our exports to china are reduced, there is less workthe world watched these elections with tension, because the result could affect not only cross-strait relations, but also relations between china and the united states. in washington they did it from the very beginning betting on the so-called progressive democrats, who called america the island's main ally, that... taiwan's independence is the biggest threat to peace and stability on both sides of the strait and is doomed to failure. at the same time, biden osie recently warned that those who play with fire will burn themselves, and although open , official beijing has not stated which of the candidates is preferable to it. the taiwanese elections in china were called a choice between war and peace, especially since the united states more than once added fuel to the fire, and after several days before the elections, they even announced that they were ready to send a new delegation to taiwan and began to strengthen their nearest military base. we are not talking about politics, we are

china.ions, his opponent hoe from the gommendang party admitted defeat. joe biden, answering a question from reporters today , responded clearly. washington does not support independence for taiwan. officially americans must follow the one china principle. this is spelled out in the communication about the establishment of diplomatic relations between the united states and china. from 1978, they then closed their embassy in taiwan and promised not to introduce official relations, so some official american officials, the government will not go there, but various congressmen there and even the leaders, the tent, which means the congress, they go there , which they promised to do again after the elections on... the american delegation will visit the island, no matter what beijing’s reaction caused a visit to insipilo in the summer of twenty -two, mainland china greeted the speaker of the house of representatives with full-scale military exercises, the american aircraft carrier ronald reagan the

it is the one chito china, mainland china. and i think when u.s. leaders say -- and use the word one china policy, oftentimes it is confusing to the public because it sounds very much like the one china principle that beijing wants to use. host: that is confusing. to your point about the united states wanting to maintain the status quo. antony blinken was at the world economic forum and ridley -- and reacted to the taiwanese election and talks about what it meant for u.s.-china relations. here's a portion of the remarks. [end video clip] -- [video clip] >> i taiwan we see a powerful affirmation of democracy, something that we congratulated the people for. and something that has been consistent now over many years. and that is the most important thing. but our fundamental interest and the fundamental interests of countries around the world is to make sure that peace and stability is maintained in the taiwan straight. any differences between beijing and taiwan are resolved peacefully. and that one of the hallmarks of success of the relationship betwe

—— taiwan is not threatening may know china. the united states is not threatening mainland china.ee coming out of beijing. received in the south sea and talk about the folks in the philippines, certainly vietnam in their own exclusive economic zone. that is not the way we should behave in a 21st—century. again, we have seen increased incursions, lights, navy patrols are debating, out of mainland china. again, that is not helpful. at this time in the world's economy is fairly fragile we have two wars in the world, now is a time to de—escalate tensions. dr biden administration is doing the right thing by opening up lines of dialogue. i'm a democrat, i was here my republican co—chair and i think congress would also be willing to open up lines of communication and dialogue to de—escalate tensions. there is still some time before the inauguration in may of the president—elect. are you expecting any movement from china in reaction to his ascension to the position? i wish i could say that i would not expect anything coming out of mainland china, but i really do think they will step up as

the party, this political force, advocates contacts with mainland china, believes that it is necessaryo develop at least economic ties, another contender kovendzhe from the taiwan people's party, who advocates maintaining the current situation and is a clear favorite, seems not to be. i still don't know who to vote for, i feel like none of the candidates are good enough for me to want to vote. the election of the head of the taiwanese administration in beijing is called regional and they say that in the process is not together. we hope that the united states can strictly adhere to its promises, cease official contacts with taiwan, stop sending wrong signals to separatist forces advocating so-called taiwanese independence, and abandon any form of interference in taiwan's election campaign. everyone understands that too much depends on the results not only in taiwan itself and remembers how with one of their arrival on the islands... they said in beijing, adding that the actions of the united states will not stop the historical course towards the reunification of china, here in xiamein,

at present, they stand on china's mainland.le believe in the future, it will be unified. we trust it. the definition of taiwan has a different interpretation from china that it has here. thank you for your time. he is a former chief opinion editor at global times and currently at the university of china. as we have seen from the elections today, taiwan's democracy alive and vibrant. three parties contesting for the presidency parliamentary seats. we have a clear winner in the presidential election with william lai the president elect, said to be inaugurated on may the 20th. we have to wait and see more of china's reaction on what we've seen in taiwan. a live page of taiwan's coverage has all the information if you want to keep up to speed of what has happened in taiwan. in the meantime, back to you in london. the newly elected president of taiwan, william lai, has said he is "determined to safeguard" the island from, as he put it, "continuing threat and intimidation from china." he was speaking after two other candidates admitt

mainland will not change. — policy in china mainland will not change. at _ policy in china mainlandts. china must— change, at least for three points. china must be unified, and it is bound — china must be unified, and it is bound to — china must be unified, and it is bound to be unified. second, we want to unified _ bound to be unified. second, we want to unified peace, but do not promise to unified peace, but do not promise to keep _ to unified peace, but do not promise to keep that. it is to curb taiwan independence, to be fair to certain extent _ independence, to be fair to certain extent. there will be no use of force — extent. there will be no use of force. taiwan independence in the coming _ force. taiwan independence in the coming four years, so i think the process— coming four years, so i think the process of— coming four years, so i think the process of using military to promote unification _ process of using military to promote unification will be faster. no force can make — unification will be faster. no force can make taiwan independence. just to come can make taiwan ind

evergrande situation is a little bit different because actually, china, mainland china government is say it has an opinion in ever grand and is watching it more closely than the other developers and the china's —— chinese operators most of the top management of ever grand, so we are... such a terrible relationship between the company and government. focusing next on how growing geopolitical tensions are driving up arms sales. us weapons exports $81 billion last year. 56% increase from 2022, according to the us state department. with more, here the bbc�*s business correspondent michelle fleury. bbc's business correspondent michelle fleury.— michelle fleury. american defence companies - michelle fleury. american defence companies 2023 l michelle fleury. american i defence companies 2023 was michelle fleury. american - defence companies 2023 was a record year for sales with exports are more than 50%. {line exports are more than 50%. one tree of deals — exports are more than 50%. one tree of deals was _ exports are more than 50%. one tree of deals was worth about $30 billion for attack a

the cow had been handed over to mainland china. the mafia, both re branded himself as a patriotic business man. he invested in crypto currencies, casinos and real estates, all over asia, and even named be a brand off the home and never missing an opportunity to show his support for china and the communist policy. we must jointly support the cause of national unification and support the great renaissance of the chinese nation. sitting side one cup lay also has a quote that he uses fairly regular. literally he says, he used to fight for the car towels and now he fights for the chinese communist party in 2018, broken to, to establish the world human history and culture association, an organization that has since spread its presence across the globe to use lights are broken tooth and his homeland association was sanctioned by the united states. in the announcement they drew links between broken, choose the chinese communist policy and bilson, road investments. china has denied these allegations it says i'm clear whether the sanctions h

for chinese clients, the gambling is illegal and mainland china and most of south east asia. but here, and this will total cost of me in my nobody is looking this promotional video shows what the $1000000000.00 investments would look like for a gigantic gambling town on the border. the chinese business men should judge young as seems, finding the project next to him. the head of the former rebels turned both accounts . the chinese government reports initially hailed this project as an integral part of bilson road emissions. only when reports of wide spread organized for which sprang up to phasing distance itself. just 2 years later, a few columbus su styles the same solemn scenes say you, she got a placement to become another gambling destination. the visionary, one quite coy and notorious, crying both from a cow present at the groundbreaking ceremony. or he also goes by the nickname, broken to this k, k polk, the scam compound life, just in the middle of these 2 cuz he knows disease. but he is, there is no public opening ceremony. those behind it remained. a mystery. room is

china.being an ongoing policy from tsai ing—wen, the current president? lai policy from tsai ing-wen, the current president?— policy from tsai ing-wen, the current president? lai has said all alon: that current president? lai has said all along that his _ current president? lai has said all along that his goal— current president? lai has said all along that his goal was _ current president? lai has said all along that his goal was to - current president? lai has said all| along that his goal was to continue the successful policy that tsai ing—wen has pursued of keeping taiwan secure and separate, self—governing, democratic, separate from mainland china. i think it will be tricky for him. it hasn't been easy for tsai ing—wen to maintain a really straightforward and consistent path. but she has laid a good groundwork for him, so he couldn't be in a stronger position, i guess. couldn't be in a stronger position, i cuess. ., ._ couldn't be in a stronger position, i cuess. ., , ., couldn't be in

all this, of course, cannot but worry those taiwanese who live and work in mainland china. their homeland all day today, staying in touch with relatives. we are not talking about politics, we are talking about economics, the fact that the standard of living and level of opportunity in taiwan is much lower than on the mainland. and those taiwanese who have been here see mainland china is the development we need to strive for. the official results in taiwan will be announced in the coming hours, and a new chapter. the administration will determine its course for the next 4 years, however, judging by who it relied on, it will not be determined by him alone, which is why beijing is asking the united states to comply with previous agreements. official beijing has already stated that elections in taiwan are an internal matter of china, and regardless of the voting results, this will not change the main thing. taiwan is part of china, there is only one in the world china. alexander baalsky, nikolai petrov, evgeny samsonov, lead the beijing bureau. not so much a profession as a voc

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how do you assess the prospects for chinese-chinese relations proper, relations between mainland chinahing will change compared to what already exists, or do you still predict some changes? you know, first of all, thank you for inviting me, and secondly, i would like to point out: two things in this situation: the first is the elections themselves, how you just said absolutely correctly, laiznd won the elections, but at the same time he received only 40% of the votes, in other words, he did not even get 50%, not even half, in parliament in the legislative... this party, it has now received, as if the decisive, decisive vote, on whose side she will take, this third party, he will win, he will control the situation in yuan, this is exactly what we need to watch for the next 20 days, but as for relations between china. and the island of taiwan, which is part of china, i think so, until no direct actions are being taken to declare independence by the island, the chinese authorities, i believe, will always be ready to conduct a dialogue, they have been sending signals for many years, for te

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i think many candidates are avoiding the topic of cutting ties between taiwan and mainland china. the us imposes sanctions on mainland china, our exports to china are down, less work, less staff. the world watched these elections with tension, because the result could affect not only relations between people. two sides of the strait, but on the attitude towards china and the united states, in washington from the very beginning they relied on the so-called progressive democrats, who called america the main ally of the island, that they continued to pump taiwan with weapons and even talked about independence, despite the fact that in the kuomintsia in the taiwan people's party were inclined to believe that it is possible and necessary to deal with beijing dialogue, strengthening at least economic ties, certainly advocated maintaining the status quo, but the states chose to intimidate beijing island. taiwan's so-called independence is the biggest threat to cross-strait peace and stability and is doomed to fail. at the same time, biden recently warned the axes that those who play with

the cow had been handed over to mainland china. the matthew both re branded himself as a patriotic business man. he invested in crypto currencies, casinos, and real estate, all over asia and even named to be a brand off the home and never missing an opportunity to show his support for china and the communist policy. we must jointly support the cause of national unification and support the great renaissance of attorney mains nation sitting side. one cook way also has a, a quote that he uses fairly regular. literally. he says he used to fight for the car towels and now he fights for the chinese communist party in 2018, broken to, to establish the world human history and culture association. an organization that has since spread its presence across the globe to use lights are broken, choose, and his homeland association was sanctioned by the united states. in the announcement, they drew links between broken twos, the chinese communist policy and bilson wrote investments. china has denied these allegations it says i'm clear whether the

the cow had been handed over to mainland china. the mafia, both re branded himself as a patriotic business man. he invested in crypto currencies, casinos, and real estate, all over asia and even named be a brand off the home and never missing an opportunity to show his support for china and the communist policy. we must jointly support the cause of national unification and support the great renaissance of the chinese nation. sitting side one cup lay also has a, a quote that he uses fairly regular. literally he says, he used to fight for the car towels and now he fights for the chinese communist party in 2018, broken to, to establish the world human history of culture association, an organization that has since spread its presence across the globe to use lights are broken tooth and his homebound association was sanctioned by the united states. in the announcement they drew links between broken, choose the chinese communist policy and bilson, road investments. china has denied these allegations it says i'm clear whether the sanctions

the cow had been handed over to mainland china. the mafia, both re branded himself as a patriotic business man. he invested in crypto currencies, casinos, and real estate, all over asia and even named be a brand off the home and never missing an opportunity to show his support for china and the communist policy. we must jointly support the cause of national unification and support the great renaissance of the chinese nation. sitting side one cup lay also has a quote that he uses fairly regular. literally he says, he used to fight for the car towels and now he fights for the chinese communist party in 2018, broken to, to establish the world human history and culture association, an organization that has since spread its presence across the globe to use lights are broken tooth and his homebound association was sanctioned by the united states. in the announcement they drew links between broken tooth, the chinese communist policy, and bilson wrote investments. china has denied these allegations it says i'm clear whether the sanctions h

kinmen is completely dependent on mainland china.re not in vain; the speaker of the us house of representatives, johnson, is already assembling a delegation for a voyage to taiwan and has promised pro-american political forces on the island another support, movement at the american military base closest to taiwan, where fuel supplies are replenished, not to mention the supply of weapons to the island, although the united states periodically delays them, without forgetting. there is generally a lot in common here, namely in the province of fujian, where the mennanese live like in taiwan, the same architecture, the raised canopies of the roofs with colorful figures of dragons, the same passion for kulunu. during which it is customary to talk about anything but politics, and so too much when it comes to relations between the sides of the strait, the key to stability in which, beijing emphasizes, is... in principle, one china. alexander baalsky, nikolai petrov and natalia ponchina. news of the week, china. on friday in moscow , the resul

the cow had been handed over to mainland china. the mafia, both re branded himself as a patriotic business man. he invested in crypto currencies, casinos, and real estate, all over asia and even named be a brand off the home and never missing an opportunity to show his support for china and the communist policy. we must jointly support the cause of national unification and support the great renaissance of the chinese nation. sitting side one cup lay also has a quote that he uses fairly regular. literally he says, he used to fight for the car towels and now he fights for the chinese communist party in 2018, broken to, to establish the world human history and culture association, an organization that has since spread its presence across the globe to use lights are broken tooth and his homebound association was sanctioned by the united states. in the announcement they drew links between broken, choose the chinese communist policy and bilson, road investments. china has denied these allegations it says i'm clear whether the sanctions h

china.ne of those candidates, for kmt, or the upstart middle party, that is essentially the taiwan people's party, tpp, running as an independent. at the three horse -- it's a three horse race. the convention of narratives is that the dpp is more independence minded. they are not declaring independence, but they would like to build up more of a taiwan's sovereignty identity internationally. that does not sit well with beijing. the opposition parties want to change that narrative, they still want the status quo but they would like more pragmatic dialogue with mainland china and benefit from the economy across the taiwan strait. what has changed between four years ago the last time we had an election, and today? so much. i was in this exact spot for years ago and the stakes were high. but in the last four years, essentially what has happened is, we had the pandemic, we had the supply chain issues, we had the export controls from the biden administration, pressure on china, and you had xi jinpi

we will see how much more that court decision holds in mainland china. we've got the oil price moving, the asx close to a record, on the eve of a fed decision as well. annabelle: also some data to note, japan for instance, putting out its employment data in the last half hour or so telling us the employment market was pretty tight toward the end of last year. we saw their job to applicants ratio coming in at 1.27, a little bit amiss on estimates but showing us that there is a shortage of workers across sectors. the unemployment rate, coming in at 2.4%. that keeps the hopes for which hikes very much and play. also it plays into our thinking around what the boj will be doing next. we know they want to see sustained salary hikes in order to drive demand driven inflation. you do see the nikkei posting modest gains to start following the s&p 500 crossing the 4900 mark. one stock moving to thedownside so far is toyota, just coming online. the big news overnight, they are temporarily suspending shipments of 10 vehicle models after the supplier to toyota disclos

�*s right to be able to seize assets in mainland china.f what's owed can possibly be repaid via this method and so, in a funny way, it's also the chinese system on trial, if i could put it that way. this country wants more foreign investment and investors are going to be looking at how this plays out and if these international creditors, and they're the ones who've brought this to the courts in hong kong in the first place, if they can't get their money back, if they can't get access to these assets that evergrande has in mainland china, well, i think yet again there will be people questioning should i really be investing that much money in china? is it too risky? so a lot to be played out yet. funnily enough, in the interim, for potentially years to come, evergrande will keep building buildings here because there's a lot of unwinding, a lot of reorganisation that has to take place and even, would you believe, the chance of yet another attempt to strike a deal to somehow bail them out. japan says its moon lander, which was shut down due to

china and taiwan. currently , the situation looks like nothing has changed yet from what has been happening for decades, basically the chinese people. the republic for a long time continues to repeat the thesis that sooner or later taiwan will become part of one chinese state, it is written in chinese strategic documents, including the constitution of the people's republic of china, military doctrine, white paper on taiwan affairs and so on, and it is one with the thesis of the top political leadership, but during the last for several years we still see some changes related to more such harsh rhetoric, including ... the current leader of the people's republic of china xizenping, this is due to the fact that taiwan, china, i'm sorry, is currently gaining more sweat, more powerful capabilities from the military, from the military way of seizing taiwan, and this also affects, including the rhetoric of china's top political leadership, which is becoming more aggressive, and the chinese leadership is increa

when the us imposes sanctions on mainland china, our exports.sizing, less work, less staff. the world is behind these elections watched with tension, because the result could affect not only relations between the two strait countries, but also relations between china and the united states. in washington, from the very beginning , they relied on the so-called progressive democrats, who called america the main ally of the island, that they continued to pump taiwan with weapons, and even talked about independence, despite the fact that in the kuomintang, in the taiwanese people's party, they were inclined to agree with beijing possible and necessary. waited, those who play with fire will burn themselves in it, and although official beijing did not openly declare, which of the candidates is preferable to him, the taiwanese elections in china were called a choice between war and peace, especially since the united states more than once added fuel to the fire, and a few days before the elections even announced that they were ready to send a new delegat

china. but liquidators have no power to enforce the order from home come ports on the mainland . so all they can do is try to attempt to grab assets and sell assets that are optional. but the majority of the value in this case is on shore in china. so there's very little they tend to, let's say, credit is unlikely to recover less than 5 percent of their investment. as an estimated one and a half 1000000 people in china are left with unfinished homes opposing a serious risk of social instability. meanwhile, chinese regulators assure and help support the other struggling developers and making it easier to access loans as part of efforts to stem a major market raft. it's unclear whether the measures will have a sustained effect at the end of the state. oh, i can send you the invitation to offer you our commercial backs of financial institutions in china. some of the top distressed developers have not time to re seem to find the support. whereas all the additional liquidity was objective through

food, taiwanese music, including by bands banned in mainland china, and perhaps most of all, taiwanese>> they are going to show with their votes their determination to sustain a democratic system and to preserve their freedom. nick: democracy here is only 35 years old, but tomorrow the people of taiwan will choose their next leader, something the people of mainland china are not able to do. for the pbs newshour, i'm nick schifrin. ♪ geoff: with just days to go until the iowa caucuses, presidential politics are taking center stage. let's discuss that and more with brooks and capehart. that's "new york times" columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for "the washington post." in iowa, the latest poll finds donald trump as a dominant lead, but this is the first hole that shows nikki haley is opening up a real lead over ron desantis. her leaders outside of the poll's margin of error. how do you interpret these numbers? >> that a lot iowa. he has invested billions of dollars -- ron desantis has run a big ground game in iowa. he has invested billions of dollars in a hum

yvonne: this is mostly china you are talking about? >> mainland china.nne: since we are here, we had the news on evergrande and this saga and liquidation. is there appetite from you guys to look at the projects in mainland china? >> we have been looking at mainland china for several years. david: have you found anything? >> we still look. we have not found anything that really whets our appetite. as our current chairman says, it is still a time to be cautious. hurdle rates have gone up. there's a lot on the market, we have to be selective. david: is that criteria? or is that the interest rate? >> sorry, criteria in terms of what would it take to make a big capital investment. david: there has been some concern perhaps not in your price point around the commercial property when you see the overall segment improving? >> that is the big question. 2024 budgets, i would love to know what our peers are budgeting. i think what we are expecting is still growth over 23. we are going to push the team's to show this growth. that will be a challenge. our chair has c

china. maintaining the status quo, polling stations will close at 11 am moscow time, there is no secondhe island. a large-scale fire in st. petersburg - 50.00 square m2 is engulfed in fire, the warehouse of the walberis company is on fire, the fire is assigned the fourth level of complexity out of five possible, employees have been evacuated, there is no data on casualties at this time, more than 100 people are fighting the fire firefighters, the scale is clearly visible from the aircraft elliminator. more on other topics. the dream came true thanks to the kindest wish tree campaign, it helps make children happier who need a miracle more than others, a postcard with sasha’s wishes was removed by defense minister sergei shaigu. alexander, 15 years old from moscow, dreams of meeting aerobatic teams. and here is the cherished invitation to the kubinka airfield near moscow. sasha watched the performance of the legendary swifts, and also met our aces and was able to feel like a pilot herself after sitting in cabin. they showed me the planes, i even got to sit in the cockpit, i really liked e

, their right to be able to seize assets in mainland china.ng to some estimates, only a very small percentage of what's owed can possibly be repaid via this method. and so in a funny way it's also the chinese system on trial, if i can put it that way. this country wants more foreign investment and investors are going to be looking at how this plays out, and if these international creditors — and they are the ones who have brought this to the courts in hong kong in the first place — if they can't get their money back and can't get access to these assets that evergrande has in mainland china then i think yet again people will be questioning, should i really be investing that much money in china, is it too risky? and so, a lot to be played out yet. and funnily enough, in the interim, for potentially years to come, evergrande will keep building buildings here because there's a lot of unwinding, a lot of reorganisation that has to take place, and even, would you believe, the chance of yet another attempt to strike a deal to somehow bail them out. t

the taiwanese diaspora, and here it is the largest in mainland china, is in a hurry to catch the ferry islands, everything is about them.

china, which taiwan cannot win, including and therefore they consider it necessary to restore dialogueh beijing to make a choice in favor. peace. ksenia nekrasova, polina timofeeva and alexander gusev, especially for ntv. today eight-year-old maxim from the ryazan region needs our help, the boy has cerebral palsy until he can’t even stand on his feet, let alone walk. doctors say a special rehabilitation course can help, its cost is 430 thousand rubles. and for a family this is a huge amount. anton talpa on how to help. the tenacity with which he draws a crown on paper with a felt-tip pen. his tree speaks of the strong character of this person, and even if the landscape does not turn out perfect, maxim zhukov does not even think about stopping, his tree will grow strong, and he will definitely become just as strong, he just needs to cope with a difficult illness, they gave him diagnosis of cerebral palsy, and already somewhere, well, about a year, a little bit later than a year, cerebral palsy is spastically tetrapores, due to a lesion in his body , certain impulses that the spinal cord