far beyond their own shores we're seeking answers today as the president and founder of the center for china and globalization dr wang talks to al-jazeera. dr wang thank you for joining us thank you for talking to al-jazeera i think for 18 months now we have heard the story of the so-called trade war between the united states and china but we hear it mostly through the prism of the united states possibly because donald trump shuts the loudest about it but we certainly haven't heard much of the chinese reaction other than when they put their own tariffs on i'm interested to start by just if you can tell me how has the story for the 18 months played out in china is it is it a big deal there or it certainly is a big do i mean the china on the u.s. relations and this is exactly 40 years overdue. matic ties china opened and the 1978 and on january 1st 979 china u.s. diplomatic types so chance open up the large and open up to the u.s. and actually for the last 4 decades it has there's a bomb so there's up and downs but not as big as surprised as i expect this one and i remember the present time co

joins us by skype from albania as capital tirana and to mark is senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization he joins us from beijing welcome to all our guests max the the wording of the proposed bill is very strong and these are why as president to impose sanctions on members of the china's political b row is this a new escalation of the already strained relations between china and the united states of america yes i agree this is a serious escalation i think of. the kind of. in tensions between united states and china. do you think that the chinese reaction will be stronger through are they going to reciprocate or do you think they will just become fired to cosmetic or symbolic gestures like visas freshens visa bans speaking as a historian i have to say i think that we're in uncharted territory right now i'm frankly not sure how the chinese government will respond to this escalation by the united states it's possible as they've indicated so far that they may take measures against u.s. diplomats and other u.s. affiliated non non-governmental organizations that are trying to

this week here in london victor gao the chinese academic and lawyer and vice president of the center for china and globalization how does he justify china's catalogue of human rights abuses and the continuing pressure on hong kong. welcome to conduct so thank you for having me china has always insisted that it will do anything to avoid chaos it shot a large number of its own people in beijing 30 years ago to do that but it's failed comprehensively to address the protest in hong kong why maintaining stability has always been a pillar for china's development since the late a 19 seventies but it's failed to do it in the hong kong is that different ever since 1987 this part of china china has practiced a one country 2 systems so in hong kong. the primary responsibility of maintaining law and order is resting on the shoulders of the whole cot is our government and the chief executive carries government that's approved by beijing absolutely hong kong is part of china and one of the one percent is doing beijing's business not doing it is not doing it very well is it it's failed it's failed to keep th

let's bring in our guest then we have joining us victor gao he's vice president of the center for china and globalization think tank and joins us by skype from beijing i'm very lank of director at n. k. news in online news source focused on north korea he joins us from seoul in south korea and richard vides is a security analyst that the global risk consultancy we can extract he joins us from washington d.c. welcome to all of you if i could start perhaps with the victor in beijing so by calling for offensive measures is kim jong un basically signaling he's given up hope of the u.s. softening its position well 1st of all we should be satisfied that there has been substantive progress on the korean peninsula over the past 18 months or so and this should give us encourage went and work hard for her 1st arrest has there been do you think victor a lot of the analysts are saying there's been a lot of talk but not a lot of actual substance of movement on any of the denuclearize a well the 1st of all the u.s. side and there has been no major massive military exercise with all k. as the p.r. car

far beyond their own shores we're seeking answers today as the president and founder of the center for china and globalization dr where young wang.

far beyond their own shores we're seeking answers today as the president and founder of the center for china and globalization dr wang talks to al-jazeera. dr wang thank you for joining us thank you for talking to al-jazeera i think for 18 months now we have heard the story of the so-called trade war between the united states and china but we hear it mostly through the prism of the united states possibly because donald trump shuts the loudest about it but we certainly haven't heard much of the chinese reaction other than when they put their.

for the audience. please frame your question is a question. >> i'm the chairman of the brazil-china chamber of commerce and a senior fellow of the centerfor china and globalization in beijing. and a member of the institute for world economics and sound palo, brazil. sao paulo, brazil. we have talked a lot about asia. i would like to ask if what is happening in latin america, how you see it applying to china's relation with asia? president bolsonaro in brazil was against china when he was a candidate. and he was very outspoken about his thoughts negative thoughts about china. he recently visited china. and he came back so pleased with china that he said the chinese citizens will no longer need a visa to go to brazil. and he just received, two weeks ago, the huawei co in brazil, in his presidential office. the huawei ceo in his present office. i wrote an article saying that latin american and caribbean are going a chinese garden. because china is investing massively into the region and helping these countries develop and grow. and prosper. bolsonaro was of course cozying up to president trump. he made a love statement to preston trump. b

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china. today we're marking a significant truly historic moment you not only for the global energy market but for us china and russia. our relations center in the new era and i hope russia and china will do more projects of the sky and projects that will serve the interests of all countries and benefit tell people. that. the pipeline took 5 years to build it's the biggest russian gas investment project in yet saskia taylor it's got the full details. the power of siberia a pipeline running through mountains swamps and on direct has an ambitious project uniting the northern hemisphere is 2nd largest gas producer with the wilds 2nd largest gas consumer 3000 kilometers of pipe smoking economic unity and friendship between russia and china are north xing today. and for china it couldn't be more timely the country has been guzzling increasing amounts of gas and with its powerhouse status showing no signs of slowing down it's a trend that looks set to stick around and it's a wonder then that the project has been welcomed with open arms or usual this is a major project for boy lateral energy cooperation it is of great significance to deepening a

incentivize users other all coins around the world have fared better the center for information and industry development in china released its 15th update of its crypto project rankings where it evaluated them based on basic tech application and innovation eos top the list followed by a theory i'm trying on knolls and list respectively in the top 5 and with more on bring in jeff or men see i am at arca so meanwhile asia has absolutely no problems jumping on top of new technology unlike us while a social media tick-tock is now apparently launching a joint venture with shanghai don't newspaper in order to develop a block chain and powered. content delivery features so recent reports show that blocking technology is rapidly maternal and seeing wide adoption in china and japan so how is this divergence and technology capabilities going to play out 10 years from now when countries like the u.s. fail to let's not even say adopt let's say they haven't even innovated get at this point. i don't think the issue is who's 1st i think that you always need some innovators and you always need some pioneers to test new technolo

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