the incident however, has magnified concerns about security of energy supply across europe or china is days away from a communist party congress that's expected to cement the rule of she, jim ping, the vent comedy fraught moment for economy growth slowing due in no small part to beijing's heavy handed approach, the pandemic. now case numbers are creeping back up. and fears are growing. the more locked downs are on the way beijing is ready and for the 20th communist party, congress checks and mass tests are once again, part of everyday life. as china is sticking to it 0 cove, its strategy aiming to beat new outbreaks with tough restrictions. and the price is high. economic growth nearly stalled in the 2nd quarter. china is set to miss it's official 5.5 percent growth target. the world bank expects the chinese economy to only grow 2.8 percent. it's a historic slum sack cheese and stores had to shut due to covert restrictions. that's hurt retail sentiment and the job market. china's youth are most affected. one in 5 chinese below the age of $24.00 is unemployed. can beijing still deliver

add to that grain meas, and even lithium for electric batteries, whether it's china, europe, or the us, all the big economic powers are looking towards argentina. diego, gwen or the argentine a chinese chamber of commerce says it's not an argentine is interest to get involved in confrontations between the western russia or between the u. s. and china. when it comes to selling raw materials. hopefully they get they h s e d to i'm talking about geo politics institutions defense or security just about trade and we have 2 sectors that compliment each other in energy in europe and food and agriculture. and the asia pacific region element. teacher senior was actually a particular the u. s. government is also encouraging american companies to invest and for us firms to export argentinian energy, food, and lithium to the rest of the world. chinese interests are different. according to alejandro diaz, executive director of the us chamber of commerce in argentina. they must get them until you leave you. we see that very clearly would lithia as china has a comprehensive plan which doesn't differe

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china's ambition in asia. and europe tends to follow the united states because the reason is got it into its head of what china does in asia, whether you like it or not, is somehow europe business. so, you know, with call or it's di won or is building these various islands in the south china sea and the east china sea. somehow this is your own business. and it's, it's hard to see exactly why when already europe should need is trading and commercial dies with china for georgia is i'm really a senior research fellow at the global policy institute of london. i should clarify my remarks regarding temper water that would be in london and the surrounding oxford region. of course, you are joining us in budapest talk to thank you very much for your time. we'll see you soon. bye bye. thank you. thank you for the latest protest over a deepening political crisis in the african country of chad, as we understand has left now 50 people dead, hundreds of which are actually say the numbers now are 300 as we understand wounded . apparently they were all off the security forces did use lethal force to break up the crowds. i should warn you some of the following im

everything that i'm seeing from the russia-ukraine war, the collapse of the russia, europe, energy relationship or china's own zero gold policies, suggests to me that there's a lot more uncertainty about where china is headed and its willingness to bear economic costs in the final point is that if you're sitting in beijing and you think that the us is less able to bear economic costs than you are for pursuit of geopolitical goals, china might wager that a costly but short war might be something that it could win. and the us would be unwilling to fight because the cost would be too high for the us to endure. and so i think when you put all those pieces together, i'm not confident that mutually assured destruction works, hope that it does. but i think we should prepare for the eventuality that it doesn't. good, good. we're going to come back to that preparation. it'll probably be the last topic we have a chance to explore, but because this is so important, i want to i want to push back a little bit. and the way i want to push back is by saying i completely agree with that. leaders like putin and angie are t

trillions of dollars of capital back to the united states to be invested in jobs here rather than europe for china or mexico, so that created numbers of jobs. we secure the border, something that is critically important to americans, especially western states. making sure we have a border that is secure and regulated. >> ok. that is the sign. good morning and welcome to csis. a year ago roughly we had chris inglis and and newberger here -- anne neuberger here. but if you talk recently about the national security strategy, we will talk about a lot of the opportunities in front of us so i appreciate you both taking the time to do this. thank you. we will have the ability in the final 10 or 15 minutes to ask questions. there is a button somewhere on the screen online where you can submit a question. we'll see what you can do. what usually happens is in the last 90 seconds we have questions. do not wait. do it first. but me start by asking you both where you think we are. it has been a year of some progress but where do you think we are on cybersecurity? anne: i'm happy to start. hopefully we are on the

it is notjust the goods we import, whether that be from china, whetherfrom europe or the us, of the factthe paris aisle barrel of oil, that's normally $5 or $10 in the last week but that is well matched with a weaker pound than the actual net impact of that will be much larger again. there is multiple facets where this is harmful for there is multiple facets where this is harmfulfor uk households and businesses and as you alluded to, it's the planning aspect on how you plan when the currency movements are moving so rapidly in such a short period of time. we know the us jobs — short period of time. we know the us jobs data _ short period of time. we know the us jobs data is _ short period of time. we know the us jobs data is out - short period of time. we know the us jobs data is out later. the us jobs data is out later today in the coming hours. if it is showing a strong labour market in the us, the federal reserve may be inclined to put interest rates up further, that would strengthen the dollar, wouldn't it, creating potentially even more pressure on the pound? it potentially even more

threat appeared in the entire planet and it was felt not only here in ukraine or in europe and this was felt even in chinase the official mass media there did not say anything about referendums or pseudo-referendums at all, and now there is such a debate as to whether the nuclear powers that signed the budapest memorandum can they will gather and to tell putin about the inadmissibility of using nuclear weapons if it were not only the united states and great britain, let's say if it was also china, then maybe the situation has changed a little and putin has been tamed faster than it will actually happen, but for now we will we will liberate our territories, liberate our cities, seize the occupied, drive out the occupiers, and look carefully at russian society, especially that part of society that is close to putin, because it is they who are now, in principle, the hope that they will be able to tame their crazy leader, you see, valentina , information has just appeared that a new commander has been appointed in the western military district in the russian federation, he has become major general roman berdn

companies in germany, for example, or in europe that are still in need of intermediate goods comp. for example, china, they would have some sort of breathing room for warehouses and for stockpiles to increase and sort of create a buffer for perhaps the next supply chain crisis. at the same time, goodness, reduce the availability of shipping. if we see a global recession coming, i mean this has been such a back and forth for the shipping companies to go from incredible demand to an incredible fall in demand. what kind of told is that take on them and what does that mean for the wider economy for you? absolutely. right. especially the content industry has been going through very, very significant business cycles over the years before the corona pandemic. these are very, very low price, where it makes essential threats for many of the companies. and we've got saw skyrocketing fight rates, and we probably moving towards the world for pride rates are very, very low again. now this has um, some benefits for important exporters for us consumers because we can get hold of. busy goods from broad cheaper, but

microchips from china, and the second news is that china will refuse to supply gas to europe eh, i 'm trying to understand how china is still with russia orby himself uh, look. he uh, he uses this situation in which putin got himself into by starting a war against ukraine , that is, it is very profitable for china, let's say, to use russia's weakness in order to buy cheap oil, gas, eh - for himself and to strengthen his influence on the russian economy, let's say, on the other hand, china, let's say, nowhere clearly said that he will be with russia to the end, and he talks and talked about the opposite. if with regard to war, he said that war is not what we wanted and so the contradictions between the states are not resolved, and that is why it does not help, let's say, russia, russia, like iran, for example, yes. how do we know that weapons are directly delivered there? probably because of some front companies and some kind of cover-up, because china clearly said that america clearly told china that if it helps circumvent the sanctions imposed by the west, then china itself will be subject to sanctions, so china would also like to avoid

seeing growth slowdowns everywhere, what can you tell us that you're seeing from the consumer in china or europethe uk versus the u.s., categories, preferences, economics, what stands out >> well, for sure i think the consumer, you have to be worried about at the moment is europe. they are starting to see the effect of energy into their electricity bills and some of these effects are -- i think some of them we'll see 200% price increase of their electricity. it's hitting now between october and march of next year, that's when most families will see it so we can see that there is a lot of worry and i assume that that will clearly be reflected in different spending or in less spending the country that's probably hardest hit is the uk where the inflation rate is very high, together with some of the political turmoil that's going on and the consumer in the uk particularly feels very anxious. you know in places around the world, not so much i would say consumers in latin america are doing quite well our markets are great. china for us is doing well we don't see -- we have effects from the lockdown, a

of fed policy to impact, if you will, those things that are as a result of has happening in china or in europe, due to russia and ukraine, may be somewhat limited. i am not a doom and gloom person there are a lot of chicken littles with ph.d.s running around predicting doom and gloom. that's not where i am. where i am is caution and certainly modulation, but we've got to continue job creation we've got to continue growth in the american economy we've got to continue to address the difficult issues of if you will, wage gaps and wage inflation and the black wealth gap and the racial wealth gap while at the same time continuing growth that's going to benefit all we're better able to confront the difficult challenges of the american economy if we're growing. >> right >> if we're growing at a sustained consistent pace. i get green lights and yellow lights. >> i get your polly anna take. i have been accused of being a cheerful outlook type of person too. marc, that being said, you've got a lot to like here, wages are going up where are the people why aren't people showing up and wanting to participa

with which china has a long-standing economic conflict, and for europe, which is also not eager to turn east. china unequivocally for a multipolar world like it, it 's someone in the west or not. on the eve of the congresses, and the chinese almost openly, which is not typical for them, hinted at washington about this, i am torturing america, as our chairman xi jinping notes, it is very important to proceed from the principles of mutual respect and peaceful coexistence. we have always believed and continue to believe that strong and stable relations are in the interests of all countries in translation. sieve essentially petin's last warning is a chinese tradition of all speech intended for the congress are verified literally to the hieroglyph. therefore, what all this means, this means, a clear message, to the states and europe guys, please respect others, and not just yourself, otherwise it will not seem like a little to you, as proof, china has managed. play about ivan xi jinping pointed out that china will be? raisins strive for peaceful reunification with the islands, but if that power option is also not ruled out over time, and it looks like he will have enough time.

or virus that we. ready so what was happening in china. so what was happening in europe. ready ready what was happening in the united states, and those are economies or countries that where a live globe could address such plus moving fund may yet develop dition. there was certain, it was obvious that because of the week has systems that exist on the continent of africa was going to be very challenging to, to back to the virus at the scene. go, you go to what we, what you, you have not. what do you need soon? have to ready to continent and you went toward ginger virus with what we had just position at that time. and at any point, did this concern time interfere dealing with the unknown a was characterized by a lot of personality, our stuff afraid of what they know much of what could possibly happen. remember, this was an unknown battery. nobody knew how it costs disease renewed value, literally about transmission. and very importantly, we had no diagnostics. we have no vaccines, you have no treatment dealing with a disease after the was new. we had no counter midges, 225, a

or europe could be helped by china, maybe having a deflationary environment? >> that's absolutely it. now, the fed, for example, is watching this very, very closely. you know if chinese producer prices continue to fall as they have, and the manufacturing sector continues to see price weakness as it has been seeing, that could actually be a pretty positive signal for major central banks, especially the fed, because it could signal that, look, we may be seeing some amount of inflation softening here at home in the near term. >> now, also, we cannot leave you without talking a little bit about the national party congress this is their big event politically. there is going to be some movement, not just xi jinping cementing himself as the almost, like, emperor if you will of china in the modern era, but also because there is going to be a reshuffling of the politburo over there what is the communist party looking to do at this particular massive event to really set itself up in the next five to seven years, or could we see a lot of changes during that time because

got melissa oddity, china's back kate from africa to europe, or protest, her witness across the continent. this week, us people's anger over the rising cost of living and their government's response to the crisis spilled over onto the streets. r t contributor ritual marston. she's been taking a look at the latest moves by western politicians, which triggered the outrage. all the chaos in europe the days is a large part due to the fact that european leaders hardly ever take responsibility for their own actions. and because they don't consider themselves responsible, then they never really feel the need to correct court even when their actions turn catastrophic. the current energy crisis, for example, rustles, reacted to because they can ukraine by sanctioning their own chief rush and gas supply. and then blaming russian president vladimir putin for their actions. then when it became clear that europe was being hit, harder by their own sanction than russia was, while the devil down again and again, 8 times with 8 sets of stations broke up to up to date, to the point of cutting themselves of

europe does not have china. and you want to weaken orit is constantly present in order to show its own importance in order to show that russia is a world the state that it is at the level of the united states in terms of resources and potential, and that is why this topic is constantly present, that now before the new elections, as well as the previous elections, this is also evidence that in russia they want to constantly show that this is allegedly a problem of certain elites, including american ones now they have come to power and those who want to destroy the russian federation again, other children will come, everything may change because in russia this, well, if this thesis that peoples or societies, well , in fact, of all countries, even in the west and even as they tell this in ukraine, they all love russia very much, they want to be friends with russia, and it turns out that there are some bad authorities in certain countries who come and start to pursue some allegedly hostile and anti-russian policy. that is, this is a standard

time to believe it or not, the world's 1st pawn shops date back to the 5th century when they were established by buddhist monks in china. the romans later introduced the practice in europe, and over the centuries or shops were established in amsterdam, kent and brussels with merchants and the italian region of lombardy, bringing them to england to one of the most prominent early practitioners was king edward the 3rd. he poured some of his royal possessions to finance is war with france. now, centuries late as the cost of living crisis leaves people struggling to pay their bills on shops are once again experiencing a renaissance as chris jam. priscilla's report for though i'm out of unkind officers, if there is a fitter when businesses good here is a sure sign that people are struggling financially done. there's your pawn ticket, m. 0506070809800. the customer gets a loan of a 100 euros for 3 months, subject to 4 percent interest per month. mika, admiring takes items of value as collateral for moans. inflation means businesses booming countermeasures on for him. he cut, for example, before the water pack of butter cost one year a $39.00 at budget supermarket wood, and no

china and not european. so to speak, the challenges for them are the main, uh, threat of europe, instrumentally for the united states , as much as it is useful or fight against uh. with china a. then at twenty in the fourth year, a republican will most likely become the president of the united states. and already for barrel and olaf-scholz they say that here is a strategic distrust. thus to the united states. yes, but did the united states hear europe last year, when they made the decision to withdraw from afghanistan, they didn’t hear, and so on, yes, that is, many questions arise, and again, europeans understand with their brains that something needs to be done with this then do. will they have the political will to do something here, this is already another question. as for china, well, uh, today's meeting of the european union foreign ministers also concerns china, and here is the eur active portal, with reference to an unofficial document that was sent out, which means that other member countries of the european union informed, that the european union is invited to take a tougher stance towards china yes , and consider china primarily as a

china. with that business having gone away, the stores in europe were suffering from lower activity relative to stores in the u.s. oris interesting the european store base, european business has higher fixed based costs where return in traffic of sale s is higher. alix: another benefit for us going over there buying the things. when you take a look at the broader industry , where are thecracks going to appear? if you were going to be monitoring this space, what would you be -- where would you be most worried about? swetha: i would be worried about companies with the disproportionate exposure to the aspirational luxury shopper at the entry level because i think that is maybe where some of the easy wins have been made the last years. the brands that perhaps undefeated from stimulus money, and those brands perhaps will now see the shopper go away. i think the resilience of brands like hermes and dior are due to their higher reliance on a more affluent and resilient shopper. alix: thanks a lot, swetha ramachandran of gam. looks like we are getting more insight into the home secretary firing here? guy: yeah, maybe it was

becoming more and more isolated in europe and between berlin and paris there is no longer a coordinated line on major international issues such as relations with china or ukraine, contradictions are brewing and in the defense sphere germany, for example, proposes to create an air shield for europe based on american fighters and israeli air defense , while france still believes in the development of new european fighters and tanks. endless disputes about military projects and energy prices have plunged relations between the two countries to the bottom, emphasizes the influential german publication veld. i remind you that the relations of the french in germany became sharply negative. it was after schultz decided to support his own economy in the amount of 200 billion euros without consulting paris, his main partner in the eu, which proclaimed a common allied response to existing crises, that the british degraph used the adjective furious, describing the state of the macron, when last week, he even canceled a bilateral meeting with schultz. on the sidelines of the energy summit. in brussels, of course , the french press does not skimp on ayat. that the d

from beijing, china in europe, protests or dissatisfied with the economic situation, rising prices andr electricity and heating in berlin have not subsided mars for social security. among others, there were slogans against the rise in prices and against the decision of the authorities not to close yet, the marches remaining in the country against inflation huge bills for electricity passed the weekend also in stuttgart dresden dusseldorf and other cities. in france, thousands of people took to the streets. in paris, the patriotic party organized an action, the participants were tired of price increases, they did not like the actions of the united states and nato and the consequences of anti-russian sanctions, the demonstrators chanted macron, this is your war. we don't want it. but in italy, palermo , entrepreneurs took to the streets. there, activists organized a march under the slogan, do not turn off us, the signs on the banners said to stop the war and we are against huge shields, the remnants of the government and personal maysandu demand that the day the inhabitants of moldova to

capital back to the united states so it could be invested in jobs here rather than invested in europe, china orico. we secured the border. something that is critically important to americans, especially in those western states. making sure we had a border that was secure and regulated. i am very pro-immigration, i think we need more immigrants. i think they are incredible assets to our country. we need a border so that people who are criminals, drug smugglers and terrorists don't come into the country. under a trump policies we had an incredible economy. we had a low inflation rate, the lowest unemployment rate. we have the lowest poverty rate not just for white americans but also for hispanics and blacks. those policy -- policies really worked well and then we got hit by covid. just to give you a sense of what is happened in the past 20 months. when trump left office our inflation rate was 1.5%-2%. now we have a percent-9% in the last nine months. the gas price was $2.49 when trump left and now it is four dollars a gallon. interest rates, i just looked up these numbers, it was 2.85% for a 30 y

maintain stocks to support their own military plans, for example, a conflict with china and over taiwan or north korea or europe's allies canada and new zealand have already refused to supply weapons. to ukraine, their stocks ended with the american politicians are running out of patience, the former president offers his services in resolving the conflict. you need to be thoughtful and smart to negotiate right now for both sides. it 's the whole world at stake i lead a negotiating team of hope she's the acting supreme commander a little seventy-nine year old biden, she gets lost in three pines, she greets the guests of a man who actually died a few months ago jackie where is jackie i thought she was here, chucky you say this the guy is mentally unsuitable. for no job, especially for the most difficult job in the world, being president of the united states is inept in one word. republican fox news characterizes the democratic administration . on monday in krasnodon, after restoration, a monument was opened to the heroes of the underground organization young guard to young komsomol members who fought against the

states and the russian federation as two large entities , there is no europe, there is no china, and the united states wants to weaken or that is, it is constantly present in order to show its own importance, in order to show that russia is a world power, that it is at the level of the united states in terms of resources and potential, and therefore this topic is constantly present, that now we will come to possible elections, which previous elections are also evidence that in russia they want to constantly show that this is allegedly a problem of certain elites, including the american elites who have now come to power and who again want to destroy the russian federation will come everything can change because in russia this, well, if this is the thesis that peoples or societies, well, in fact, of all countries, even in the west, and even as they tell it in ukraine, they all love russia very much , they want to be friends with russia, and it turns out that there are some bad authorities in some in certain countries that come and that start conducting some allegedly hostile and anti-russian policy. that is, this is a sta

stockpiles to support their own military plans, for example, a conflict with china and over taiwan or north korea or europeon's allies canada and new zealand have already refused to supply weapons. for ukraine, their stocks have run out, american politicians are running out of patience, the former president offers his services in resolving the conflict. you need to be thoughtful and smart to negotiate right now for both sides. it is the whole world that is at stake. i lead a negotiating group of hope for the current supreme commander. a slightly seventy-nine-year-old biden, either gets lost in three pines, or welcomes among the guests a man who actually died a few months ago. chucky where is jackie i thought she was here, of course, this guy is mentally unsuitable for any. and even more so for the most difficult job in the world to be the president of the united states, the inept in one word republican fox news characterizes the administration of the democrats the hill edition is even tougher in assessments the west needs a new biden leader failed the test denis davydov alina bobrova and denis lisitsyn ves

so we know that china has been an important market for western car makers. how important is europe now to chinese producers? or let me give you some honor numbers 1st in the 1st 8 months of this year tennis auto export mo, more than 1800000 units up. i'm 52 percent a year on year among then the export of new energy vehicles. 340000 units, an increase of 97.4 year on year. the reason why i'm talking about these numbers is because china's new energy vehicle as force, grew mel due to the rapid rise of the european market, which has now accounted for nearly 50 percent of the propulsion, relatively strong performance. and so what sort of strategy are chinese car makers following on the european market? well, although europe has a strong automotive industry base, it moves relatively slowly when doing electrification and intelligence steering. and there are not too many products available in the market while the new energy products of chinese car companies can well meet the needs of the european market. for china from 2021. the european market overtakes the asian market to become the top market for new energy vehicle

i mean, i, i don't know what europe is going to be maybe a destination for, or is from india and china to see what people used to live like because the price is worthless. if it isn't, it isn't a high, high productivity. larry. i posted an open thread on my blog the other day, asking people, what's your economic situation? i have a remarkable readership. i mean, people from around the world. i got comments from a lot from europe, asia, africa, australia, canada, we're in a global economic crisis. and what's coming out of europe is particularly disturbing in terms of across the board. these, the people that were commenting were saying, look, my bills have double, they've tripled people that have been, ex pats are now selling their property and they're leaving europe. try to come back to the united states because it's so bad. so the, the reality for the people, for the civilians, the populace. it is on a grand scale. this is a little bit like that moment in the french revolution, where marie antoinette was to and let them be k, because the leadership is so out of touch with what's going

europe or war was engulfing europe. it already engulfed parts of africa. it was stretching across china.robles consented to allow the navy and the marine corps to use his design with the goal of mass producing it. the challenge was he built one. yeah, he built several prototypes, but he'd just built one. and when the navy approached him and said, why? why is it nine feet ten inches wide? because the navy's always concerned about the dimensions of craft and whether they can fit in the holds of cargo ships, whether they have cranes that can support the weight of a particular vehicle or craft and lower it down, or whether there's an elevator big enough to to help it, uh, to, to basically it into the sea. roebling answer that question fairly simply. it's nine feet ten inches wide because the gates of my, my, outside, my estate, are, are ten feet. and the gate that, my garage is opening is ten feet wide. so i got to drive in there. i need a little inch on each side and a serious. so in that sense, roebling is understanding of design was very much what we could call a silicon valley designer b

china. i wondered, what's the assessment of the impact of these measures on european industry and is there a risk for to europe could start to become more of a rule take or that a rule maker in this, in this area of true in this high tech trade was china, given the trends in u. s. policy, and the 2nd was one this week, or the u. s. navy chief one that there could be an invasion of tie one by china us or before 2024. i wondered if you are a sense amongst you leaders, a similar concern. how high is this concern right now? based on the debate we had today, thinking for a certain topic, us or the semi conductors is of crucial importance. and um, these topics are we discussed, for example, with our american friends in the trade in technology council. this is the place where we figure out how we go forward. what the differences are in the approach is what the differences are. for example, in the legal settings, and therefore it's excellent that we, german chancellor, although shalt is speaking now let's listen in nation traces that element of speculation and we reached agreement in that regard. we will not be able to move. we also took a closer look at the so

china. transferring both large companies to other countries and reducing production by half, or even more, the economic state of europe after its own sanctions. reduce postoperative recovery of precision medicine the number of operations with the introduction of nanotechnology has increased in the country. belarus today recalls the terrible events of history 79 years ago, the nazis destroyed the last prisoners of the minsk gta in 3 days from october 21 to 23 forty-three, about 20,000 women and children were killed. the old people were commemorated today at the memorial to the victims of the nazi genocide pit by the participants of the procession, including representatives of jewish organizations and diplomatic corps, who laid saints monument, the head of the community, former prisoners and charge d'affaires of israel in belarus addressed those present. such events are one of the elements of the foundation of memory, not only you ca n't build a memory from events, but they are an integral part of it and are very important , including for in order to simply remind people, not only historians, not only those whose famili

to do this, they are trying to destroy europe, to belittle the status or to deplete the russian federation, to remove it from the arena. chinathey use a lot of targets here , which i would like to add in the coming weeks, france will strengthen its military presence on the eastern flank of nato by deploying additional personnel and armored vehicles to romania, naruto will be sent reinforced with infantry fighting vehicles, and also units of eclerk tanks, rafael fighters will be sent to lithuania and a company of light infantry will arrive in estonia and really about strengthening the eastern flank of nato and a joint response. republics of belarus and the russian federation in more detail in our story, nato forces are drawn to the east . massive movements of us military and special equipment have been recorded in poland and other countries. nato has increased its war presence, especially in the eastern part of the alliance to eliminate any opportunities for miscalculation and misunderstanding in moscow us military bases in poland does not stop growing. so at the training ground zhagan. not far from the polish city, the const