it's to meet the protesters demands for the new constitution out multi-party elections as the number killed in the civil conflict rises now to three thousand. promise of a dream of putin's visit to beijing this last week source of massive deals being signed off it's the latest stage in russia china relations which as we learned in today's interview rooted in strong social and cultural ties. doris nesbitt thank you very much for being with us today thank you very much for having me so in your opinion why has china and still remains to greatest mystery for thinkers and scholars because there's too little interest to get to get behind the mystery in all something stays a mystery if you don't have enough interest to to open the curtain. there's also

you know somebody said that a philosopher german philosopher said that most people do not want to learn something new but what took at confirmation of something they already believe in and i think that's very much the case in china we have a certain picture of china and i wouldn't think exclude myself ten years ago levin years ago before i went to china for the first time i had a certain picture of china which was not really matching reality but then it depends on how you willing to change the picture or do you stick with what you think how is it changed ten years on for you well. i was thinking the chinese a missed mysterious people you know you can't really trust them and you never know what they think i felt that the country was much more backwards than it turned out to be. the fact is that the chinese have have still have and still today

have kind of an innocence and openness once they trust you they embrace you and they really become friends with you and you can criticize a lot you know you can also was chinese politicians we talk a lot of. things in china that are not as they should be. you can be very open but it has to come out of a positive spirit. and not of just looking for the negative spots well you talk about innocence where does that come from in your opinion does it have anything to do with the fact that china's been communist for so long. and no no i think it has to do with the with the structure of having the community first and then the individual that meant you were always part of something you were part of a family a part of a community part of a city part of

a province and the country and helping each other being together was part of survival and that's that's when they when you get to know the chinese and when they embrace or they are not ashamed of having you all we love you and we admire you and and it's so sweet that openness i'm not saying that every chinese are sweet there is a lot of competition there can be very very. fierce fighting but in general they are willing to embrace you and talk about their feelings so is china socialist or capitalist their fighting or. making their dreams come true and the fight is something sometimes a little fierce because for a long time they couldn't make their dreams come true they couldn't lift the life they wanted and now specially for the generation that's one in the nineteen

ninety's who has not to live through all the hard shift and the changes you know they they really demand that they can do whatever they want to do and that's going to be a new situation in china with a china ration that has grown up with communication systems with western. with information about everything that you can achieve in life and they're going to fight for achieving that they have goals they want to they want to be the best your husband john and i state argues that china is a country without ideology do you agree with that it doesn't have any it's in search for an i and i would replace the word there's a lot of search for meaning because. when you are starving making an income that's enough you know you don't need any other goals but once you have your basic income once you make an economic dreams come true to

a certain degree. then you realize that's not everything in life and i have a column in china you stated the second largest newspaper and i get a lot of emails in reaction to the column and many of the questions are. you know what is really the sense of what's really the meaning of life what can i do with my life and how can i serve my country that's something that you wouldn't hear from the west so much you know how could i serve my country it's much more how can i how can the country serve me and that search for meaning for spirit. that that we can increasingly feel could be that they're searching for self identification in twenty first century. there are quite communists but now there are so strong economically there are searching for acknowledged land for

a position in the world they do not have enough self-confidence including the china as a as a country they have achieved so much but but they don't really. to look at themselves and say well what we did why is there a i don't know maybe because they are attacked. much more than then like nada and it's not that everything is great in china lots of things that we don't agree with that need to be improved but the west is very much focusing on the fadia and flaws. and i think we should have a fallon's that. there is a lot of good things and of course they have to work on the not so things do you think china is striving to be number one country in the world to be this huge superpower or is it just happening. i i hesitate because deep

inside i think china wants to be the middle kingdom and wants to have to pull session had it once head that's in the in the in the you know the history of china has really an empire is not out of the chinese head but they are not fighting to dominate the world but they they they want to play the role in the world that they slowly growing into simply. kaname the growing size of the economy and by the number of people so i asked your husband whether china was trying to read become an empire and be emergent to an imperialist state because if they're not fighting for it but they're fighting for it economically because they're building ties with weaker countries. could it be that they will be become an empire that dominates the world by growing economic ties

with other countries i don't know whether we're live in the world where you really have well really one nation can become a. dominant empire like the roman empire and and all the other empires and fall of . i don't think it's in this way and also i think that there's quite a ways to go and you know america is a fourteen trillion economy and. and you still only one set of one fourth of it so they have a ways to go and also you know think of the role that the u.s. plays culturally i mean the influence that the louis has in the culture of the globe is a much higher one and i think that's one of the things that china is really really has to establish what is its cultural identity in the twenty first century and when we have a chinese armani when they do not call peak. you

know the. when they have only people who stand for and then what they own. which let's say and i'm not very good on the pop bands but you know what i mean they they have to create the chinese brand the cultural leadership that still is in the hand of the u.s. in many ways but right now in china is about one third of the u.s. for in depth and the dollar is at a very vulnerable situation i mean people are even talking they could devalue their future. what is the smartest way out of this impasse for china i think you know economists are correlating or having different opinions so i really would not claim that i have the answer to that so when the u.s. will hit rock bottom it will also have found a solid ground and then rise because it's not that the capacity of the u.s.

is gone the capacity is still there and the chinese are very smart to get to the situation and invest with the let's say we can in dollars or not so i think they they are going to work it out in the smart enough to do so also one more question china is more and more a search. with the south china sea do you think china is a country that actually could envisage a conflict well it's a but but it wouldn't i mean it's too smart to you can't win wars in the water so why would china really start a war which would be destructive for china itself so while there's a lot of posturing on the political side economically you know it's it's much too much integrated to release start a war on on either side so no the us posturing there's a lot of. posturing because of internal reasons to show strength to its people

but but you know we don't we don't think this thing china strategies for russia they've been very good friends some they've been not so good friends so i think they are seeking an alliance they are seeking but now they are very close neighbor us so i think china in general wants to optimize relationships whether it's russia or america or europe doris nies pick thank you very much for this and take you. along this game to. try to store. data. but sprung the traps they laid for. you we have the surge blocks around

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i know that this is the sports update here not a thanks for joining us this hour the headlines. the last minute gold rushes and i see the best in the women's floor exercises on the final day of the artistic gymnastics world championships. but also the match so red bull sebastian fatso helps his team win a former one constructor's title following his victory in korea. and with the best possible president putin turned twenty six year old casey stoner clinches it now to be time after winning the grand prix. the first who. has failed to joins in at the top of the russian premier league is the sense that his book team settled for a goalless draw with the now more giving the on the man a chance to reach them at the summit but didn't use that opportunity the jute all

with tara at home things were looking bright for when islands a go of found wagner love in the air at five minutes from the break the house and doubling their lead straight off half time say didn't we are the man heading home to make it to nil. but tara kid back that first girl came from alexander pawlenty who made all the right moves in the area after a corner kick and a point was secured the very next attack brazilian midfielder mauricio they score a for the chechen side this time to all the final spall there and say sky remain a couple of points adrift of leaders in the. past for sunday's program of game with twenty seven it started in cardiff it could bond by three girls to one nicola opened for the house it's a big game then you'll see it in a savage and make it a bit of mischief extended delay to freenode by the seven. to fifteen minutes is

not a consolation go last minute but from gold book or three points one car vital for them to stay clear of the relegation zone. three more games across russia on sundays but to do with one i'll take a game of the day saw former champions rubin thrashing spot. and in the late match safe count playing tom in the russian capital three and neil had midway through this second. moving on to english football now where arsenal beat sunderland at emirates to one a double from robin van persie securing the win for his men. defeated wolves by two an ounce of goals and inform them travel to the car so far still breaks into the season the latest score there is to with five minutes to go. in sixteen years but new zealand is at last back in

a rugby world cup final the all blacks simply too good for straight in the tournament second semifinal auckland park on sunday was a sieve and the like how fans with tickets got to witness a killer side and a booking and next week can decide to try every game coming just four minutes in from nominee but a display of superb penalty kicking from period with nancy is ill will need any more twenty to sixty final score there and the all blacks now take on france in the final sticking second world cup title. and job hasn't been done yet and i think it's really important that. we understand that and then we get our feet back on the ground over the next two days and then build again for this team spirit a true i can do is repeat what you see you guys are through the guys character was uprooted not. you can ask for more than that everybody took to feel good about. the . was going to. see an f.

and i so has one more goal to russia's overall medal haul on the final day of the artistic gymnastics world championships in tokyo the russian athlete has won the women's floor exercises her routine was flawless and the judges gave her the top marks off and i sort of beat her closest rival china by only sixty seven thousand of a point she eventually finished second alexandra reisman of the united states completely the podium so clearly russia finished the trauma of those in the overall standings with the chinese gymnasts on top and the americans in second. in tennis has won the shanghai masters in china that's after beating david ferrer in their final defending champion needed an hour and forty five minutes to win the title in straight sets seven five six four with scott who's can't wait for the rankings will forte. number three on monday mara has won twenty five out of twenty six of his

matches since their only loss was a dull two in a diamond in the same files of the us. is not my ranking i got to you a few years ago but you know of research my goals at the u.s. open because it wasn't possible you know you always start the year wanting to finish number one but that wasn't possible so i want to try and finish three if i can and it's been a good start but still still work to be done. in formula one red bull clinches a second straight constructors title following sebastian thirteen at the korean grand prix that team adding that accolade to drivers crown which is secured last weekend in japan mclaren drivers doing their best to put pressure on their ovals on sunday lewis hamilton forced to settle for second place with another red bull man mark webber in all eight teams have won the f one constructors' championship more than once joining that after only seven seasons in the world's past. yes circuits.

were struggling a little bit with the tires but then the car seemed to seem to stabilize and come back and i was able to open it up just before we had the second pit stop and then to the end it was just fantastic i could push when i had to and. got a little bit of a gap because those guys were fighting but it's fantastic you know after last weekend the driver's championship this weekend come to construct a championship for the team. staying with a world of high octane engines cases stoner has had a day to remember on the no to be tracks with australian clinching his second title with two races to go after winning his home grand prix and on his birthday to the nearly twenty six year old starter from hell and never looked back so are now the fifth rider in history to win a world titles for two different manufacturers' dukat in two thousand and seven and honda this year their talents taking up the rest of the paul de marco simoncelli and under a second and third on the day. but i don't think i can fit in any more seems

a nice day now it's my birthday is my fifth week in a row he. you know my home room free everything you know to this is just really something special i mean i don't think you know people can really align that many things to defeat in that world and it's been pretty much a dream season for. and finally the kontinental hockey league is the base of whether it's continuing expression across europe so that becomes the latest side to the catch of the season and the lake isn't finished yet as robert ford and i are now reports. these game moments are twenty years old the goal scored with no wind of skill in their seasons they gave us hokey played at a high level the surprising point it's not canada. or russia it's italy to surface it's a simulant of players claiming one of their illyria's domestic titles in style from

the early ninety's. we always think of the beaten i mean we have a very long history about hockey and in milan or in milan or in the very very long because we started. nineteen twenty three the first indoor arena. was built in milan and when we were one of the first in. europe the hockey fans here in milan love the game so are excited by this game and probably there's some people being tired a bit sick of football for other reasons so there's some kind of research for new motions and i believe i saw case is perfect for that nevertheless ice hockey is still some distance from talking football in terms of popularity here a sentiment echoed by a person from the moment of the game canada. home it's played with love

but because it's it's still very under appreciated you don't get the same emotion you know and so you can be mad for a minute but it passes very quickly as opposed to a canadian hockey match it's talked about for you know for months if not for the whole season and so it's that is a huge difference in watching a comedian. game versus an italian game this is the steady olympic in turin one of the main venues for the two thousand and six winter olympic program five years on and there is barely a reminder of the epic hockey battles that took place here the ice rink was removed soon after the games finished allowing the stadium to become the new home for the event and three enough food book clubs one hundred miles east however things brighter local outfit no longer are set to join the kontinental hockey league in twenty twelfth finally they move that we have the river there we have

a couple minutes in terms of organisation to draw in the league of course it is not going to be a very open field but. we have time to to develop the company cicle the two thousand and six winter olympics didn't affect the popularity of hockey in the country at all of course the games were a great event for the telling people stadiums are renovated and a lot of infrastructure developed so some local clubs did get a lot then but not the telling game as a whole in this respect the kitchen is another chance for us not only for milan but for the entire country to take a significant step forward for the input of the much whether the addition of versus blue may seem like a small step for the kid but for the club itself it is quite simply and massively robert for the neon r.t. milan italy. ok that's all the sports news for now and more as israel and. the weather is now.

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