the countries of the asia-pacific region , primarily, of course, on the people 's republic of china, bearingin mind the growth rate and the economy, in this regard, the truly strategic importance for russia is acquiring further development of already mm, created in the east of our country colossal gas of the industrial complex , but i want to emphasize, despite the importance of international trade issues, the main thing for us is our own development, ensuring steady stable economic growth of the country's economic security , uninterrupted supply of our enterprises and regions. and of course. this is an improvement in the quality of life of people in all regions of russia. gazprom is developing trunk transport in all regions of the country, and at present we are preparing to start implementing such projects as the power of siberia two to the start gas pipeline. soyuz vostok through the territory of mongolia, the far eastern gas pipeline and, of course, the jumpers that connect the gas transmission systems that we have created in the european part of the country with those state transport cap

china . sessage, a bear, was born in june 2017 and has since become tokyo zoo's top star. parents were rented from china by the rules of their children. the 2,500 people who won tickets in a special lottery according to representatives of china bear, after a little adaptation, should also return to the under heavenly last day to see the pet , join other gangs in the province. sichuan, well, that's fine. i even know that there was such a term in soviet times, and panda diplomacy. yes, china, these countries, which he always sympathized with, gave. beautiful bears, because it is impossible to resist them without breaking into a smile, that's right, that's why we show you pant early in the morning. yes, and we will show not only chinese memory, but also our belarusian bears to you right now. the fact is that the bear has already woken up in the secondary zoo. yes , they felt the approach of spring and became come out of hibernation our correspondent. yes , after all, he hurried a little to testify to this his respect and did not even come to him empty-handed. this is what he

foreign countries in the asia-pacific region, primarily, of course, the people's republic of china, bearingin mind the growth and economic growth rates. gazprom is currently preparing to start implementation projects of gas pipelines the power of siberia 2 and soyuz vostok through the territory of mongolia to china, this was stated by the head of the company alexey miller , he noted that the holding is effectively increasing the resource base and developing new production centers, and speaking about the work on yamal, miller noted that russia is equal in the arctic, isn't it? we have accumulated unique experience in the arctic , accumulated our own competencies, experience and knowledge, and gazprom has created a new gas production center yamal is currently developing large new fields and we can responsibly say that russia here in the arctic is ahead of the rest of us in the arctic , there are no equals, how gazprom projects are being implemented in the tula region, including the gasification program, said the region's governor alexei dyumin, the most important and key thing that is at the

fall on the countries of the asian ocean region, primarily, of course, the people's republic of china, bearingte and the economy in this regard , further development is gaining truly strategic importance for russia . the colossal gas industrial complex created in the east of our country, it includes the yakutsk and irkutsk centers of the state and the amur gas processing plant under construction gas pipeline power of siberia which received new capacity launch last december kovykino gas condensate field as a whole in the field of international cooperation export contracts. gazprom is now facing large-scale complex tasks. they are connected with e, extension of logistic routes and anchoring in new markets. here we are, alexey from borisov region, we were just discussing for about two hours. hmm , all these plans with our potential partners, but i would like to emphasize that despite the importance of international trade issues. the main thing for us is our own development. ensuring sustainable economic growth of the country’s economic security, uninterrupted supply of our enterprises and regions

synagogue and zambia, she took shots at american strategic folks, claiming that both russia and china bear the partial responsibility for the economic woes of the continent, which is war and weapon, new zation of food, his exacerbated food insecurity and caused untold suffering. and the global economic head winds caused by the actions of a single man, president who is creating an unnecessary drag on african economy. but the west is also its own west enemy, in its bid to win over the african continent. as officials continue their diplomatic blitz of various countries here, they also issue attending, contradictory, and at times derogatory messages appoint best exhibited by the use foreign affairs chief. yes, he said lot, and the rest of the world must have the rest of the roll. it's a jungle and the jungle could invade the garden and the gardener's should. they gave it. however, russia has proven itself as alive to the african jungle. having supported many a liberation movement as all across the vast continent, countries, but to free themselves from western cologne. and the visit to more ret

she took shots and america strategic phones, claiming that both russia and china bear, the pa shall responsibility for the economic woes on the continent. which is war in weapon, new zation of food, his exacerbated food insecurity, and caused untold suffering. and the global economic head winds caused by the actions of a single man, president who is creating an unnecessary drag on african economy. but the west is also its own with enemy in its bed to win over the african continent. as officials continue their diplomatic blitz of various countries here, they also issue attending, contradictory, and at times, derogatory messages, a point a best exhibited by the in use. foreign affairs chief. yes you do. and the rest of the world must of the rest of the goal. it's a jungle and the jungle could invade the garden and the gardeners should take care of it. however, russia has proven itself as billy ally to the african jungle having supported many a liberation movement. as all across the vast continent, countries sought to free themselves from western columbia. and the visit to more retainer was just anot

china bears the responsibility, and the entire corporate media, cnn, msnbc, all of the alphabet soup twashington post, the new york times, not only did they not cover this, they eagerly repeatedd the democrat talking points and the talking points from the chinese communist government. it was dishonest and profoundly corrupt. >> sean: senator we know china lied, we know we fund who. >> yes. >> sean: we give them a fortune, millions and millions of dollars. they lied. we know that our own government got it wrong about masks. we know they got it wrong about vaccines. everything they told us turned out not to be true. >> yep. >> sean: how could we ever trust them again? >> look, sean, that is a huge problem. you know, you look at dr. fauci. there is no bureaucrat in the history of our country that has done more damage to the united states than dr. anthony fauci. number one, his recommendations resulted in shut downs that hurt tens of millions of kids, destroyed millions of jobs, millions of small businesses. and his willingness to set aside science, to set aside data, and to be purely po

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all things private markets in china. bear me here appeared i'm not looking at the cabot -- the camera because in looking at headlines coming through here. out of the philippines and the central bank governor is speaking at a briefing at the chamber of commerce telling -- talking about how he thinks the growth rate will be 6% this year. this number one. the central bank's main be driven by what is happening inflation lies in the philippines. we have yet to see whether that is peaked or not. the next report is coming out in about nine -- it is a leap year. nine days from now. he is optimistic on inflation as the government addresses supply issues. yvonne: inflation should be below 4% by the fourth quarter. that is something they are projecting. you are still seeing stocks lower by 1% at the moment should not a lot of reaction when it comes to the peso. some weakness on the back of the dollar story. take a look at what -- at when it comes to china. seeing more resilience on greater china. we take a look at how we are faang in ho

i think what jake sullivan was saying that china would bear responsibility for some of these war crimes was that china would become a co-blej rant in a war of aggression. i think the biden administration is sending a very public signal to china that european security is a core interest. that's a term that the chinese are familiar with. a core interest of the united states. by european security, i mean the territorial integrity and the inviable sovereignty of all european nations. so it's quite clear that washington, the biden administration, wants xi to know they would be crossing a line if they came in on the side of the aggressor and they will bear full responsibility for those actions. >> they've been very careful to specify what they would do, but it's clear they would have to consider sanctions and so would europe. so would the nato countries. of course, china has huge economic impact as the biggest market for european goods as well as a huge market for us. and financing our debt. so the impact would cause a lot of pain in both europe and here. do you think that china is really cha

they give them cute names like with panda in the title for china or bear or russia, linked groups, andchina, like the united states, hacks for espionage purposes to collect national security information. that's kind of an accepted practice. but they also do this other thing, they hack american and western corporations to steal trade secrets. and one former top intelligence official a few years ago called that the greatest transfer of wealth in history because it's a theft of intellectual property developed by americans, europeans, that goes to china and helps china in their quest to become the dominant world power. and even though cybersecurity is continually improving and the biden administration is trying to make that happen, it always seems like the hackers are staying one step ahead of the defenses. >> it sure does. so what is being done to limit some of the hacking in the u.s.? >> the biden administration has tried to be aggressive on this and they issued an executive order at the beginning of the administration to try to shore up federal cybersecurity. but one thing the u.s. gove

the head of the european commission believes that the peace plan bears the imprint of china's friendshipith russia, biden's adviser. sullivan stated that the whole plan could be exhausted by the first paragraph, which refers to respect for the national let me remind you sovereignty today on the website of the chinese foreign ministry, the peace plan for ukraine was published, in which 12 points among them are the ceasefire, the rejection of escalation and unilateral sanctions, the beginning of negotiations between kiev and moscow, the settlement of the humanitarian crisis and post-war reconstruction. tensions are growing and on the korean peninsula, the dprk stated that it could regard the deployment of american strategic weapons in the region and the us military exercises with south korea as a declaration of war , the situation on the peninsula in the last few days, tense, the largest american and south korean exercises in several decades are being held here. a day ago, pyongyang conducted a test launch of four ballistic missiles. warning, possible at the beginning of the war, the most

rejected china's peace proposals in ukraine, according to the secretary general, nato does not have much confidence in beijing, and the head of the european commission believes that the peace plan bears the imprint of china's friendship with russia well, it's clear. the goal of the united states is a war by the hands of others, but nuances have appeared in the scheme that has been proven over the years. in the us house of representatives, they demand from biden copies of all documents on the allocation of assistance to ukraine, this is already a signal from society. in addition, the americans themselves, judging by blinkin’s statement, they don’t seem to like the foreign policy of the states , the us secretary of state made a resonant statement. i think that most americans instinctively don’t like it when a big country offends another , they just feel that it’s wrong they want to do something with this, according to word estimates, glinkina responded to the official representatives of the russian midreza. zakharova wondered if they had not heard of iraq being attacked and ra. enough a small country quote, i may be wrong, but until today, this person represented the united states not

secretary blinken had a forthright candid exchange with the foreign minister of china and laid bear our deep concern about what they did with this spy balloon and i think we acted accordingly and believe me, the message was clearly sent this is unacceptable, violation of airspace and the president acted and shot it down. we have the debris and will exploit the debris and learn about this system. we sent a loud and clear message to china it is not acceptable. itn be true, you have lines of e th tensions are high, you want to avoid miscalculation and misunderstanding and secretary blinken delivered that strong message in munich. >> shannon: we shot down three other objects and the president said they are likely balloons tied to research companies or institutes studying weather or other things. my understanding, correct me if i'm wrong, the missiles are over $400,000 each, one we used two and the balloon was worth maybe $12, what do you tell american people about our radar and defenses to differentiate between real threats, we can't spend that money taking down hobby balloons. >> john kirb

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china on tuesday. but it's worth bearing in mind that the us has said it thinks china is considering sending military aidrussia, something washington strongly opposes. and the french president, emmanuel macron, says he plans to visit china in early april. i spoke to our asia pacific regional editor, michael bristow, and asked him what we could read into the visit of the belarusian leader to china. it's tempting always to see a series of events when they come together to suggest some motive behind it. and we certainly have seen, as you suggested there, over the last few days china has been pushing itself as a peacemaker in the war in ukraine. last week, it sent its chief foreign affairs official to moscow who met with president putin just on friday. china came forward with this 12—point peace proposal, a series of principles which it believes should be followed in order to stop the conflict in ukraine. now we see alexander lukashenko, vladimir putin's closest ally, going to beijing. so it's tempting, as i said, to see this as some kind of continuing diplomatic offensive by china to get itself involved in

china on tuesday. but it's worth bearing in mind that the us has said it thinks china is considering sending military aido russia, something washington strongly opposes. and the french president, emmanuel macron, says he plans to visit china in early april. with me now is rana mitter, professor of history and politics of modern china at oxford university. really good to have you with us. thanks forjoining us. first of all, what do you make of president zelensky�*s plans to meet president xijinping. what could be zelensky�*s plans to meet president xi jinping. what could be achieved? i think it's a shrewd political move that may not actually take place. what president zelensky is doing is essentially playing on the fact that the foreign affairs council of china visited moscow recently but didn't actually come through kyiv, whether he was invited is not entirely clear. what zelensky are saying is not protesting about the fact that russia and china are working closely together, but actually essentially calling china out on its official position. he is saying, essentially, if china is neutral, china's object

in the political, not in the military, but purely in the economic plane, as soon as cata- china will begin to bearchinese will move to political decisions with us literally 40 seconds for an answer, but i will ask one question very briefly , mr. taras, and another one, mr. vasyl, so that we have more information. a lot of decisions related to the security of our state and global security are decided jointly by us on international platforms where china also plays an active role, mr. vasyl, and i have a question for you, you know, i have heard such opinions that someone fears for some reason the united states, in particular europe, do not want to finish off putin quickly because there is a warning about the fact that the nuclear potential of russia to one degree or another may come under the control of china. because when the chaos begins, well, who will be able to take control of these things , of course, such a power as china well, or are there any others willing, or is there such a risk in your opinion? well, if everything falls quickly in russia and when the army flees like from western europe,

confidence in beijing, and the head of the european commission believes that the peace plan bears the imprint of china'sp with russia well, that's understandable. the goal of the usa is war by the hands of others. well, in the scheme tested over the years, they appear nuances. in the us house of representatives, they demand from biden copies of all documents on the allocation of assistance to ukraine, this is already a signal from society. in addition, the americans themselves, judging by blinkin’s statement, they don’t seem to like the foreign policy of the states, the us secretary of state made a resonant statement. i think that most americans instinctively don’t like it when a big country offends another , they just feel that it’s wrong they want something with this to do according to estimates. again , slavlinkina reacted official russian foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova wondered if it was not the united states that attacked iraq or iraq is not enough a small country quote. i may be wrong, but until today, this person represented the united states, not some other country, history, at lea

in the meeting that will be held under your chairmanship and china and russia as the lowest neighboring countries, he is constantly, who bearsportant responsibilities. yes, peace on the planet, these contacts are very important . in china, we have already fully restored the life of production. and we are restoring contacts with all countries of the world, in particular with russia, which

competing on the global market after that us inflation reduction that came in and with bearing in mind that china subsidized so subsidizes its company. companies about double that which happens in europe. europe knows that it needs to step up if, if it's going to compete. now there have been concerns. however, the proposal that we're expecting while it's not actually a proposal is being called a communication. the european commission tying itself too tightly to this. but 7 countries wrote a letter in a head, a head of this, including the netherlands, saying that while they're okay with changes the rules, they don't want a new pot of money. they don't want you to be collectively supporting with new money to send those money that money out to the, to the member states. instead, it's national governments. and that's why there's concerns about divisions in the european union. bring it into the big picture and what's at stake here, how far behind are in countries already economically because they had to rule out funding their green industry so far. well, in frozen germany, they'll say that the, this i

if that comes to bear where china and russia are essentially teaming up against ukraine and nato, that is entirely different can of worms and that would escalate this conflict in way it has not over the last year and we've seen how brutal the last year has been without china getting involved that we know of. that's a big one. there is also, as the president referenced, there are in the new republican congress, there are a lot of lawmakers in the majority that want to essentially slow down some of the support that has been going to ukraine. it is billions upon billions of dollars and there is not as much support in the republican-led congress as there was maybe in the democratic congress and so president biden is aware of that, he is addressing that and these images are extraordinary on the camera that you are seeing on the screen right now. the president of the united states in an active war zone, standing next to the president, who this time last year zelenskyy was hiding out in a bunker. expect to see something like this, pictures like this in the oval office or at the white house, y

china and russia? joining forces militarily? >> well, i think it certainly bears watching, but it seems to be that over the past year, the chai%s of actually being very careful in the kind support that they give in to russia. a bear in mind they don't want undermine the huge economic relationships that they have both united states and europe and also bear in mind you know, china professions profess to support for her churchill, integrity for peace, for sovereignty and such. and if you're one of those principles, russia today is violated by and we're didn't vision of ukraine. so it's a little bit of it. difficult position for the chinese to be in in terms of how supportive they can be of russia on these questions. and yet there are some rumblings that china is sending some form of arms. >> now so that the russians can use against ukrainians. i mean, it's been said that essentially if they do weigh in, then that starts world war threes. ernie. real concern about that. i think that's an overstatement of the chinese. i believe. >> are very careful about this. and we'v

china relationships. i would bear to witness her signing the agreement ambassador bird may have some reflections about that. i've also had a chance to do some things over my course of the years. i think about the storm in china for the jellyfish off the coast of mexico or the mounds in petra or of course the experience i had with kurt campbell and wendy sherman and others in managing the aftermath of a deadly -- earthquake in new zealand. adventures don't really matter to me as much as much as the people that i worked with. both inside the chamber and outside the chamber i want to think the entire leadership suzanne clark and the team. i want to acknowledge members of my own team. gary john murphy. neil harrington anita patel josh kram jeremy waterman and so many more at the chamber that have made this so wonderful, so incredible and so memorable. a special thanks to the ab team at the u.s. chamber of commerce that had to put up with me particularly during the covid period as we continue to do these virtual forms. muc

are the front line responders in a crisis like this lay, old guy laid a moment just to china, to catch the bearings and see where they are as to, you know, as do all those bright continents. you just have worked with many of those who lost their lives. i had colleagues in northwest syria now who sleep under desks at nights in offices, and then work through the dye and, and then bright 3 or 4 times a day to go to funerals. these are the people who are also native, right? because right now there are nothing but trying to respond to so many children who still need support or i, james, were living there a day. appreciate him. you join his hair now to 0. change all to that from you to so thank you. now, nato sect you general against oldenburg is in turkey and will visit areas affected by that is awesome. he held at media briefing with the turkish foreign minister member to casino in ankara. the day off the earthquake, naples de sauls to response center issued an immediate request for assistance to all night long laws on partners since then, thousands of emergency response personnel have been deployed to

quick break, then the biden administration unwilling to poke the bear of communist china.efusing to acknowledge covid-19 likely leaked from the wuhan lab despite energy department confirming so. we are on it when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> there was not so long ago a point where anyone asking a question, whether lab leak was credible theory that should be looked into. a lot of those people were derived as conspiracy theorists. are their lessons learned looking back about how we discuss theories when we don't have all of the answers? >> the president's commitment to getting to the bottom of this. that's what's most important so we can share with congress, we can share with the american people and right now there's no consensus. mari

bear. --bare. we begin in moscow where china's top diplomat met president putin and reaffirmed their close relationshipe trip to russia by wang yi is days after the anniversary of moscow's invasion of ukraine. during their talks mr. putin said relations between his country and china were reaching new milestone and called the chinese president xi jinping to visit. earlier wang yi met his russian counter box -- counterpart sergei lavrov and said the relationship between the two countries should not be influenced by other nations. >> i look forward to reachi new agreements. our consultations on strategic between our two countries. they played strengthening trust and cooperation in shifting international situation. >> much is made of the seating arrangement for president putin's meeting with wang yi. this is mr. putin's meeting with the french president emmanuel macron last february. the two leaders are so far away you wonder if they ca hear each other. this is today's meeting. the president scope. they are sitting so close they are within handshaking distance. this is seen as a symbolic move towards a val

putin plays into this and now, potentially china, republicans say we shouldn't be making policy decisions based on whether or not we're going to poke the bearthe decisions with regard to ukraine based on ukraine alone and making sure that we continue the support provided that there is an accounting for that money and then that money will continue. >> mondaire, more americans support the u.s. continuing to give weapons to ukraine than not but that number is slipping from a few months ago at 60% down to 48% now. this is a president who will very likely be running for re-election soon. if this trend continues does that hinder his argument to americans, especially when in 2020 he ran against funding these forever wars. >> well, thus far this isn't a forever war and it's more clearly than other wars we've gotten into frankly over the past several decades an issue of national security. not only is ukraine an ally of ours but we know that vladimir putin's ambitions do not end at ukraine and they don't begin there either really. he would love to store what used to be the soviet union and he won't top there and we have to be very vigilant about this

but he's the biggest bear that china the biggest bear it's a very famous american saying yeah , the bigrican saying yeah, the big bear big bear and go with the small cat. yeah. is that the price to make that up. i made that up. oh really. no. oh, okay. the you said it just okay. the way you said it just sounded like folklore, you know? and then blew. they blew up and then they blew. they blew up the. balloon. did they the. the balloon. where did they blow balloon off? six miles blow the balloon off? six miles off of the coast of america. they balloon to they waited for the balloon to go across alaska, across canada , cross america. i i'm just asking for we're once upon a time we could stick our nose everywhere . we can't do it everywhere. we can't do it anymore. and andrew no , you anymore. and andrew no, you can't. yeah, we know. stay in your lane. yeah, stay in our lane. your lane. yeah, stay in our lane . and you know when at some lane. and you know when at some point like britain, britain realised hey we can't mess with every single country, the suez , every single country, the suez

but he's the biggest bear that china the biggest bear it's a very famous american saying yeah , the bigrican saying yeah, the big bear big bear and go with the small cat. yeah. is that the price to make that up. i made that up. oh really. no. oh, okay. the you said it just okay. the way you said it just sounded like folklore, you know? and then blew. they blew up and then they blew. they blew up the. balloon. did they the. the balloon. where did they blow balloon off? six miles blow the balloon off? six miles off of the coast of america. they balloon to they waited for the balloon to go across alaska, across canada , cross america. i i'm just asking for we're once upon a time we could stick our nose everywhere . we can't do it everywhere. we can't do it anymore. and andrew no , you anymore. and andrew no, you can't. yeah, we know. stay in your lane. yeah, stay in our lane. your lane. yeah, stay in our lane . and you know when at some lane. and you know when at some point like britain, britain realised hey we can't mess with every single country, the suez , every single country, the suez

the biden administration unwilling to poke the bear of come china, now responding to the wall streetournal covid lab leak report, saying despite the energy department concluding covid-19 likely leaked from the wuhan lab, there's no p consensus on how the pandemic started within the white house. details coming up this morning. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ i'm blinded by i the light. ♪ i can't sleep until i feel your touch. ♪ i said ooh -- maria: we're looking ahead to a big week of retail earnings, we're waiting on target out before the bell this morning. this could be a market mover. we've got lowe's and macy's coming out tomorrow, giving us a further window into the p consumer. joining us is lpl financial chief global strategist, quincys crosby. also joining the conversation all morning long is mark tepper and lee carter. great to see everybody this morning. thank you for being here. quincy, kicking things off with you. how would assess the consumer right now as we wait to see these earnings from big retail? >> the consumer continues to spend, maria, albeit using credi

bear in mind, china as well. that needs to be a priority.t be a way for those discussions to take place irrespective of the conflict in ukraine. it is very difficult to decouple those. but it is absolutely essential. if one is, if there is co-dependency here, we have a much larger problem. and it is called potential nuke escalation. >> you heard putin blame the west for the escalation of this war in ukraine. are his conspiracy theories effective in russia and indeed beyond? >> reporter: they are certainly very effective in russia. and i think this is one point that is really crucial for our audience to understand. what you saw president putin outline today is an alternative version of reality. that is the version of reality that the vast majority of russians who sub sis on a diet of state-run propaganda believe. they believe that this mission is an extension of the second world war mission to try to defeat naziism. they believe that america is actively trying to strike russia, destroy it and divide it. and as long as they believe that, presi

moving hang seng down 3/4 of one percent the biden administration unwilling to opec the bear that is communist china responding to "the wall street journal" covid lab weak report saying despite energy department concluding covid likely leaked from wuhan lab no consensus how pandemic started in the white house, more details, "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> yes national security council spokesperson john kirby refusing to acknowledge the probable origins of covid-19 yesterday, watch. >> the -- president made uh trying to find origins of covid a priority when he came into office has a whole government effort, designed to do that. there is not a consensus right now in the u.s. government about exactly how covid started not intelligence community condescension. >> energy didn't confirmed what we knew virus likely leaked from wuhan institute of virology in china tom tiffany member of house judiciary republican study committees congressman thanks very much for being here, there anything you can do on judiciary, in terms of getting to the bottom of this? i understand your cliques on the left the

real east—west conflict because we then be putting we would then be putting pressure on china to try pressure to bearem stop supporting russia . and we would be, in a very dangerous era . i do think the dangerous era. i do think the chinese want to go full on supporting russia because . supporting russia because. they've got a huge stake in the world economy, staggering forward as it is at the moment. so they don't want kind of new cold war on the economic front. i'm sceptical about whether that ten point peace plan is really going to they actually going to if they were actually seriously engaged in a peace plan, they'd be talking to the ukrainians and there's no sign so that bothered to so far that they've bothered to pick up to pick up the phone up to president zelenskyy and that would be a of their first nato have made it clear for many of the reasons that you cite there and that frankly beijing and others that frankly beijing simply have the simply doesn't have the credibility to, to be the authors of a that would be meaningful. if you look at and if you look at what the history they there's only

china and russia is cooperation in economic matters. already bearinge trade turnover between moscow and beijing reached $185 billion last year, which means the goal of $200 billion set for 2024 can be achieved ahead of schedule. in the same that regarding political interaction, cooperation between the two countries, as was emphasized at the meetings in moscow, there really is a stabilization factor that the world needs today . anastasia efimova leaves participation and representatives of brazil, active maneuvers will be held from february 25 to 27, the sailors will perform joint artillery firing and tactical maneuvering. also they will work out actions to release and search a captured ship. rendering assistance to those in distress and repelling enemy air attacks russia is represented at the exercise by the frigate admiral gorshkov and the srednyaya sea tanker kama it certainly became a landmark event, confirming the high level of cooperation between our countries , this fact speaks of our deep interest in strengthening naval cooperation aimed at ensur

china and russia is cooperation in economic matters. already bearingit, trade between moscow and beijing according to the results of the past year, it reached 185 billion dollars, which means the goal of 200 billion, set for 2024. it can be achieved ahead of schedule. as for political interaction , the cooperation of the two countries, as was emphasized at the meetings in moscow, is indeed a stabilization factor, which the world today clearly needs very much anastasia yefimova

china and russia is cooperation in economic matters. already bearing fruit, the trade turnover between moscow and beijing reached $185 billion last year, which means the goal of $200 billion set for 2024. it can be achieved ahead of schedule. as regards political interaction cooperation between the two countries. as was emphasized at the meetings in moscow, it is indeed a stabilization factor that the world today absolutely needs. anastasia yefimova mikhail mishustin instructed the vice-premiers to work out the execution of instructions from the messages by march 7 mishustin distributed responsibility for the implementation of instructions among her deputies. so andrey belousov will oversee issues related to the preparation of additional measures that have divided the implementation of the economy for tatyana golikova and assigned a fixed fund support for veterans and families of deceased fso participants, as well as instructions for additional indexation of the minimum wage and maternity capital in new regions, the minister of industry and trade. deni

china and russia is cooperation in economic matters. already bearing fruit, the trade turnover between moscow and beijing reached $185 billion last year, which means the goal of $200 billion set for 2024. can be achieved ahead of schedule. in the same regard as political interaction, cooperation between the two countries, as was emphasized at the meetings in moscow , is indeed a stabilization factor that the world needs today. anastasia yefimova clearly needs all the instructions of the president from the message to the federal assembly of the government should be promptly taken into work on this meeting of the cabinet of ministers said mikhail mishustin, first of all, it was about creating a state fund that will help veterans of a special military operation with their families the dead military task of this structure to coordinate the provision of social psychological support. fund. the issues of sanitary-resort treatment and rehabilitation will also be addressed to help with employment and advanced training. in his message to the federal assembly, th

you know, we have to bear in mind that these latest objects have not officially been linked to china, but just overall, how damaging is this episode to be already fairly strained relations between the us and china? let's put it this way. the last high level meeting between chinese president, she and us president biden was at the g 20 and barley at the end of last year. and the aim there was to do nothing less, but also nothing more than try and find a flaw in relations to put in a flaw in these have really thinking relations between the us and china. now this is chinese spy balloon that has been identified and sought down, has blown that pretty much out of the water. and there are attempts, there are continuous dialogue attempts going on. there's actually dialogue going on a working level. we're told what we couldn't get information on is whether you or secretary of state blink into canceled his trip to china. will now meet his chinese counterpart at the munich security conference that's coming up in just a couple of days from now. that could be a potential for new dialogue there and

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artificial islands and continues to encroach on philippine waters that and china threat to take tie one by force, have critics bearing a bigger u. s. military presses will serve more as an irritant rather than a deterrent. we think that by this move, by the united states, philippine government will further escalate pensions in the west philippine sea, the south china sea, as well as the area region by one and down we do not want that really means to be wired off. ha ha, one thing former president would be good to turn. they wanted to scrap the agreement that allows the joint military drills between the philippines and the us . but under his successor, the largest public than warranty. it bobbing $60000.00 soldiers are plant for april . the united states in the philippines military alliance may have been through a few rocky years, but the philippine government under president marcos has put all that behind. one could say it's an old partnership in a new era. barnett below al jazeera manila. but frances is called for forgiveness, forgiveness, and reconciliation. on his visit to the democratic republic of congo, the pon

weapons or some kind of flying capability from china to russia , or to the fact that it unconditionally advocates for the territorial integrity of any country . bearingnd its taiwan, that is, this moment is more important let us look at the first component, we think china says very often that they provoked nato, everyone means russia for such a war, but on the other hand, without a caveat , the integrity of ukraine is not subject to any doubt . if china believes that it is not possible to violate territorial integrity, then it should put pressure on the kremlin and force putin to clean up and leave the ukrainian territory here in the version in the version and you know such ambiguities as you can often hear from beijing that they say the war was provoked, but not everything is so clear-cut . we are for peace, this is all good, and the position of such an important country in the world as china is fundamentally found by we for ukraine. but nevertheless, there must be categorical clarity except i want to remind you that china at one time joined the budapest memorandum , which guaranteed security in ukraine after the transfer of nuclear weapons. what is