yeah, which are more, you know, friendly to the west. china ones, more foreign, direct investment at the same time. and lead testing says that china opposes protectionism. what are we to make of that to visit? this is true to one extent, found the other sense that there are salt forms of protectionism. take, for example, the opposite that systems in europe and in china. okay. and euro we, europe, that we tend to be leaving the single market without staging, defense as much as possible in trying to be able to subsidize their friends. so this is a commercial system and then we can say that production is amena ways in french, in their system. so utilize to close an eye on china as practices are subsidizing their freedom. so also in the, in the electrical type, for example, or in the likely got industries. and this is the, and we can close the i only if we can count that they would not support the russia for example. which is way you were at our doors. guido costs the economist at st. galyn university. thank you for your time. the image or as to china as housing sector, and this economy a

with putin's army and helping moscow and tehran win the west. chinae military competition with event as the main priority. we cannot afford to ignore this challenge. yuli, why was san francisco in california chosen for this meeting, and not the capital washington? you know, dude, it's actually very interesting, because the very meeting that's happening right now, it's not even happening in san francisco itself, but about 40 km away in a private estate, in which, in particular , the 80's soap opera dynasty was filmed, it's private location, which appears to have been insisted on by the chinese side, and officials have spoken to us media that in fact, every time chinese leaders come to the united states, they want to be greeted with pomp and show, so to speak, but it is clear that this could not happen in washington, because the relationship between the two countries is not at not in a state to host the leader of china, the asia-pacific partnership summit appeared to be such a good location where, first, the leaders can meet, can continue to keep the co

china is watching. in a sense, if the west _ because china is watching. aiwan? yes, ukraine matters because it is a test for the west and there is a long story in chinese history but in the end china will want to know if it is going to opt for military reunification of taiwan, that if it chooses a military path, president xijinping will want to know chooses a military path, president xi jinping will want to know that he will guarantee to be successful and be able to survive the post—military invasion aftermath and that is all about resolve so you cannot have it both ways, mr trump. you cannot talk about china and think you will do a deal on ukraine because ultimately you will expose lack of resolve. i5 you will expose lack of resolve. is gaza a test of their waste resolve as well. for the israelis this is about iranian sponsored terrorism has to be defeated. for others it is about the history of conflict in the middle east and palestinian rights. but should western leader see gaza as a test of resolve? i but should western leader see gaza as a test of reso

but for south west china in glenn g and u non profits is quite a bit of soaking range here. colder air has punched across the yang, seeing the yellow river valley. so shanghai chest, 18 degrees on monday. and then look at this storm system over the korean peninsula, a drenching here. and it's a snow storm for the northeast of china. so hard been looking to see 20 to 25 centimeters. it's a cold front. so temperature has struggled to get to double digits in the korean peninsula on tuesday. and then inundated with rain through the pacific coast of japan onto state by the asking questions. how is the community off to the side? viewing the facts. this is the legacy of colonialism. understanding the reality there's yeah, we're closing the section. it's a race against fine to flying people to, to the level we see in this gen and it's in an in depth coverage to see who is teams on the ground. bring you closer to the faucet. the story is rather sort of the 1100000 palestinians living in northern goza to leave the homes. relentless plumbing is flattened into neighborhoods with people killed by h

abt the areas of supply chain, some countries of the west or others around the world beyond the west. chinatself is a national strategy of self-reliance. the chinese phrase. this has been and braced for several years now. in fact congress prior to the problem of the pandemic impact 2015, china's own strategy was about achieving technological self-reliance, self-sufficiency and/or predominance in ten major categories around the world because china ultimately wanted to be confident they would have access domestically so that's what china is doing and the rest of us around the world are catching up. so, your question went to with the priority was. that is near and dear to all of our communities and countries that become from. the secondth area because it iso fundamental is energyrg and new energy and clean energy, security and supply. this is complex but that's where countries are going because they fear they left maroon. and understanding that again are areas such as critical minerals. whether it's lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper or rare earth. and in our own countries, the summit with the pr

but for south west china in glenn g and you non profits is quite a bit of soaking. ranger colder air has punched across the gang seeing the yellow river valley. so shanghai chest, 18 degrees on monday. and then look at this storm system over the korean peninsula . a drenching here and it's a snow storm for the northeast of china. so hard been looking to see 20 to 25 centimeters. it's a cold front. so temperature as struggled to get to double digits in the korean peninsula on tuesday. and then inundated with rain through the pacific coast of japan, on to state by the thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the next truly unfortunate script. there are no quick wins and events or research od hitting interviews. do you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days, or is it just a different full? i think the democracy in the process facing realities. do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side showing that and the brakes on the other? i think there is a huge release of that to happen via the stores on talk to ho

of supply chains, not just countries of the west or other countries around the world beyond the west, china has a strategy of self-reliance and the chinese phrase has been embraced several years now, going back to the 1990 congress, pride to the problem of the pandemic. in fact, if you go back to 2015, china's made in 2030 strategy was about achieving technological self-reliance and proficiency and self-dominance in 10 leading categories around the world because china wanted to be confident they had access to them domestically. i think that's what china is doing. the rest of us around the world are now catching up. so your question or the questioner went to what are the priority areas? obviously pharmaceuticals and medical supplies because it's near and dear to the hearts of all of our communities and all the countries in which we come from. the secondary, because it's so fundamental is energy and new energy and clean energy security of supply and this is complex but where countries are going because we fear being left marooned. and thirdly underpinning that again on critical minerals, whet

this means that china needs a safe, short and affordable route for its trade exchanges from east to west . international experts all agree. the only path that has all these features is a country. that is iran. iran has an outstanding geographical location to organize several thousand billion dollar exchanges in the region and of course the world, and high security along with the variety of sea, land and air routes has attracted the attention of many eastern and western countries. i'm going to itaya, i'm going from the sea, i'm going to lotfabad. we are two days away from the border of termerstan, a thousand kilometers away. here, we don't have that much delay, we go to the border there for 4 days, 5 days, sometimes it is delayed for a week. it takes a few hours for the work process to be done and finished. let's go here. it's less than four hours of work here, but marz is sleeping . it will take 2 to 4 days, about 15 days. i will reach italy. a member of eko stated just a few days ago in tashkent, uzbekistan and at the 16th meeting some of the countries that are close or neighboring to i

from agreements, this is not so much a game of muscles before the west, it is as much a game of muscles with beijing, because for china this topic is much more painful than for the west, and china does not want to gain just like that, china is a big, powerful country, and their army potential is serious, you can joke that their army is 2 million there, 5 million here send, and another 15 styles will come, but let's remember who are the neighbors of china, india. more demographically and in terms of military potential, it is also not much inferior to beijing, taking into account the presence of nuclear weapons. this is south korea - a technologically and militarily developed country, japan is also not a dwarf far away, accordingly , china's neighbors are appropriate for its size and challenges. therefore, china now does not want an arms race, it wants to take a half step back, especially not to lose its well-being, which is directly related to european and american markets. it is important for them to have access there as well, that is why china is interested in civilized competition and rivalry on certain issues, but

perhaps kissinger's lasting legacy will be his work opening china to the west, which began with a secretntry in 1971. >> he knew very little about china but he knew a lot about us, negotiators had read everything i'd ever in. >> his diplomacy led to the historic president nixon summit with mouse adani in 1972. despite these successes, kissinger has remained a pulled arising figure in american politics. his adherence to a policy of reality, engagement with commonest countries and a secret bombing campaign in cambodia while being awarded the nobel peace prize opened him up to criticism from both sides of the aisle. throughout the second half of his life, kissinger continue to have an active presence in both policy and business, advising presidents and secretaries of state, starting his own consulting firm, and serving as a director on corporate boards. he remained an important voice in global affairs, often warning of risks from conflict between the 21st century's two strongest superpowers. >> let's say in some places for some cooperative action to slide into a catastrophe comparable to wo

what we've seen is, the big, big change in 20 years is that when china joined the world trade system, the us and the west to be a rosy period of cooperation. what you now see is that it's changed into a system of almost a cold war in which the us wants to ban certain exports to china. china is facing tariffs on its exports. possibly much bigger tariffs if donald trump went back into power. who knows what donald trump would do if he were to become president again? he's very unpredictable. but in a sense, trump is a signifier of a wider trend toward more economic nationalism. i want a big thought from you about this, cos you were governor of the bank of england at a time in the early 2000s, this sort of golden, rosy time, and belief in ever—greater openness, free trade, economic collaboration, internationalised supply chains, all of that's over. let me quote to you pierre—0livier gourinchas, the imf chief economist. not so long ago, he said the world is fragmenting into, quote, "distinct economic blocs with different ideologies, political systems, technology standards, cross—border payment and trade system

china. but western powers have condemned to the human rights situation in sin, john, saying the chinese government is a pressing ethnic minorities. this is on we're autonomy region is located in the north, west of china. aging has been accused of detaining over 1000000 weaker nationals in recent years, putting them into so called re education camps. us as even gone as far as to accuse china of committing genocide against the weaker people. china denies the allegations with the country's military officer pointing out washington's constant war mongering, legal shoulder treat. the united states is addicted to war. sure. in the 240 years since its founding, it has only spend 16 years without war. it has built over $800.00 military bases and more than 80 countries and regions around the world. from again, it's down to iraq from syria, totally be the americans war machine has run over people's everywhere. and reload, independent china specialist says us a pop proceed when it comes to global affairs is nothing new. papa sees nothing new as far as the last days. ready for the policy is concerned, prescribing as certain rules. apple, other countries and invoking certainly useful the room interest. wh

but for south west china in glenn g and u non profits is quite a bit of soaking range here. colder air has punched across the yang, seeing the yellow river valley. so shanghai chest, 18 degrees on monday. and then look at this storm system over the korean peninsula, a drenching here. and it's a snow storm for the northeast of china. so hard been looking to see 20 to 25 centimeters. it's a cold front. so temperature has struggled to get to double digits in the korean peninsula on tuesday. and then inundated with rain through the pacific coast of japan onto state, by the way, quote to you by visit castle, thought provoking on the patient. doesn't have time to wait for extremely unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days, or is it just a different full? i think the democracy in the process basically entities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen via the stor

decoupling does not normally mean the west is decoupling from china. west and the rest of the world for a very long time and much more effectively and strategically. so it works both ways. but having said that, i think the chinese economy will actually bounce back in the long run and remain a very important force in the world economy. important force in the world economy-— important force in the world econom . .., economy. something we care about a lot — economy. something we care about a lot in _ economy. something we care about a lot in this _ economy. something we care about a lot in this region - economy. something we care about a lot in this region is i about a lot in this region is who will take china's place. of course, many economies in asia rely on china for business and as a huge market with many returns because of the population size. where do you think the business can go if not china? . think the business can go if not china?— think the business can go if not china? , , ,., not china? , this is something that has already _ not china? , thi

of official training in the west were educated in china. i think that they know they, they have the best best answers to the questions and come on developing. and so they are now struggling for influence. and i think that with these officials, i think my goal is in good hands. so it sounds like there needs to be more focus on infrastructure in that country. now last, alice, your as, as a cultural note, can you tell us a little bit about what type of structure that you're sitting in and what are you wearing when you are? i'm actually now on the shores of lake is cool of 800 years ago. a more gig hon and his horde of the conquerors. they marched all the way from the source of cool, courteous task monitor, tory on was to you on the congress. so i'm sitting in a traditional one gold jr. enjoy your style. we call it is yours, and i'm wearing a deal actually. it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a wonderful traditional manse clothing. as you can see, it's really a fix. it keeps new or it's really cold now and it's a glare. so i guess they are amazing str

west. north china lands, states of central asia, the caucasus, nothing and no one could. to stop the mongolion. in 1223 , russian princes encountered them for the first time. in the battle on the kalka river - this is the current donetsk region, the united princes of the army were thoroughly defeated. at this moment, genghis khan dies. the western part of the empire, or ulus, goes to juchi's son. however , in our territories ulus juchi is better known as the golden horde. the newly formed state was not exclusively nomadic. cities were built, there was a developed commodity village. economic production, which means trade, however, the main occupation was still military. 13 years after the battle of kalka , mongol troops led by genghis khan's grandson baty or batuhan begin a large-scale campaign to the west. its geography is impressive: the russian principalities, poland and hungary, transcaucasia and german lands, croatia and the austrian duchy, bosnia, serbia and bulgaria. the lands captured by the mongols are simple.

by then travel to the west coast to talk to china's president. guests to talk about what the trip will accomplish. from chicago, jake warner -- werner and joining us in studio, miles yu, the senior fellow and china-centric director. thank you for giving us your time today. guest: good morning. >> grant -- glad to be on. host: you go first. when it comes to the president he has set to travel to california in part to hopefully stabilize relations with china over these meetings. what do you think about that, and do you think that steps towards that have been accomplished? guest: president xi jinping has been playing hard to get because he has a vision for international accords because he has been treated equal. he did not want to go to g20 hosted by india. so he came to california itself. it is breaking the pattern. because the one thing china right now is in a major crisis of governance and the situation is getting in trouble. so china figured out that it needs the west, particularly the united states much more than the other way around. so he has

western media it was. when it turned out that it was a chinese ship, that is, and china is now enemy number two for the westso they also tried to immediately blame china, that this was sabotage directly from china, that is, they didn’t even figured out what happened right away, again they tried, so to speak, to throw dirt in the direction of china, because again, this is done by the west, they are trying to use any news agenda in order to somehow accuse either russia or china of all mortal sins, then , of course, it turned out that these were accidental anchors. but, as they say, this is already secondary, no one is interested in the details. in any case, it is pointless to expect an apology from those who, out of habit, immediately unleashed all the dogs on the russians, instead in order to admit that they were wrong, they would rather find new reasons for provocative statements, they will probably concoct many more ridiculous fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stopfake program on the russia 24 tv channel. now advertising, then our broadcast will continue with the author’s program of

the main axis of the east-west corridor or china to europe , let's see, this means that china needs ae, short and affordable route for its trade exchanges from east to west. international experts all agree. the only path that has all these features is one country, that is iran. iran has a prominent geographical position to organize transactions worth several thousand billion dollars in the region, and of course the world. and the high security, along with the variety of sea, land and air routes, has attracted the attention of many eastern and western countries. i am going to italy from the sea i go. i am lotfabad. the border of turkmenistan. we are on our way for two days. you are a thousand kilometers away. here we don't have that much procrastination. we go to the border there for four days, five days, sometimes even a week . a few hours of work. it has to be done and finished, let's go here, it's less here, it's a 4-hour round trip, but please , the border is sleeping , it will take 2 to 4 days, it will take about 15 days for me to reach italy. a few days ago in tashkent, uzbekista

china, because again this is beneficial to the west, they are trying to use any, any news agenda in orderll mortal sins, then of course it turned out that this would happen by accident anchor, but as they say, this is of secondary importance; no one is interested in the details. in any case, it is pointless to expect an apology from those who, out of habit, immediately unleashed all the dogs on the russians; instead of admitting they were wrong, they would rather find new reasons for provocative statements, many more stupid fakes will probably be cooked up, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stopfake program on the russia 24 tv channel . if you have already spent the whole day at a meeting, don’t spend too much, order a selection of profitable shelves from the scooter. free delivery, scooter without extra expenses, misha, yes, it’s a shame to forget where your cart is, misha, or forget food for the cat, or even forget what you came for, but the most annoying thing is, for sure, show your card and get up to 20% cashback on purchases at the crossroads and pyaterochka and up

they immediately again tried, so to speak, to throw dirt in the direction of china, because again this beneficial to the westuse either russia or china of all mortal sins, then, of course, it turned out that the anchor accidentally dropped, but as they say, this is already secondary, no one is interested in the details, in any case, it is pointless to wait for an apology from those who, out of habit, immediately unleashed all the dogs on the russians; instead of admitting they were wrong, they would rather find... new reasons for provocative statements will probably be concocted yet a lot of ridiculous fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stopfake program on the russia 24 tv channel. well, now the program is a week in the city. good morning, we again have the main stories that happened nearby, my name is. this week in the city how our correspondents saw it. eu, eu, obhs, will they get rid of signs in english? i agree that it is very easy to get lost. and how can you avoid encountering translation difficulties? the bill has only just begun its movement through all legislative nooks and cr

at least 2 weather systems extend all the way down into west southern parts of china. driving the little further east woodson northwest as we go one through west. and that's it that we will see that pressure at just talking into 18 celsius in tokyo. the think you should be losey dry and progress of sparkling sun showing us the consolation that we do have. but what the weather towards the south. probably. why the across south east asia, during of showers there across the mount to the philippines. have you down? pulls the average of southern parts of indo china starting to see increase the weight by the also extended free malaysia into indonesia. whether continues across southern parts of india and for lanka, west which as we go through the next couple of days and tell them right hopefully soon, the smoke in new delhi the, the world is witnessing death and destruction in gaza on an unprecedented scale war crimes. in full view, coolest rests, the spot ignored. so why does somebody does appear more concerned with government tired trace once the board so, but this is the inside story. the hel

see how it happens, in fact, putin surrendered his country to the interests of china, and this is understood both in the westin the china, that is, today at the moment, russia is turning from a junior partner into a vassal of china, and this will have a big impact on... the future, including russia and china. thank you, mr. alexander. oleksandr mereshko, people's deputy of ukraine, chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on foreign policy and interparliamentary cooperation was with us, we are going for a short break, then we will be back, stay with espresso. do ordinary things become unreal? heavy bags are not for my sore back. for back pain, try dolgit cream. dolgit cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with the cream dolgit, whatever you want, i will lift. doolgit is the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can make itself felt. feminist uro helped me. thanks to its natural ingredients, feminost uro helps restore control over urination both day and night. uro - urination under cont

going on, and i, for example, believe that either china is together with russia, and russia is actually conducting direct military actions with the westckground of this visit, against the background of these negotiations, which, of course, are about the state of affairs in the world, but where is the ukrainian topic , which like the united states puts almost at the top of the world list... was practically not heard, at least in the public part, please note, it seems to be absent , that is, everyone, everyone on both sides understood that how to decide on this matter, well, it ’s better not to, because their positions are too far apart, i mean exactly this, that it became obvious to everyone that if they will be determined by the ukrainian conflict, this immediately even the remnants of some kind of mutual understanding will dissipate, so against the backdrop of this visit , what is the position of the united states on the development of this conflict, now immediately after the advertisements... we will talk, the nuclear threat, it has not gone away, kiev’s readiness for nuclear catastrophe, just to get back on the agenda, but they nee

for the western media when it turned out that it was a chinese ship, that is, and china is enemy number two, now for the westblame china that this was sabotage directly from china. that is , they didn’t even figure out what happened , they immediately again tried to throw mud in the direction of china, so to speak , because again, this is a benefit to the west, they trying to use any news agenda. in order to blame one way or another, or russia, the details do not interest anyone. in any case, it is pointless to expect an apology from those who, out of habit, immediately unleashed all the dogs on the russians. instead of admitting that they were wrong, they would rather find new reasons for provocative statements and will probably concoct many more ridiculous fakes, which we will certainly continue to expose in the stopfake program on the russia-24 tv channel. and by whom? invented topic, for whom transfers are an opportunity to take care of those who are far away, they always remember us, we came up with a vtb debit card and the best application for ourselves, so that your life becomes more convenient, go to

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and china, and more generally the west and china.inping in 2015 on a state visit. they had beer together, took selfies. david cameron at the time was open to the idea of china investing in a new power plant. this he has left office, he has been involved in efforts to improve u.k.-china businesses, setting up an investment fund aimed at supporting the belt and road initiative, which is president xi jinping's flagship initiative to win support worldwide. a parliamentary committee earlier this year had said that it is possible that the former prime minister's role in that was in some part engineered by the chinese state to lend credibility to chinese investment as well as to the broader china brand. david cameron has said he is going to step down from any of his business relationships. his sole client now will be the u.k. he is, though, going to be hearing a lot from china critics on both sides, both the tories and labour, because of his stands on china policy over there's. rishaad: beijing and london following what washington has been

it is leading to economic di copland, and as it tends to fine, china's rivalry with the united states and the west. but i think you're right steve, that what china is doing here is in some ways attempting to stay out of these conflicts. yeah. at the same time, explain them to increase its standing in the global south to play the role of the country that standing up to western in germany. and in some ways, i think it's, it's be responsible in doing so because it is a thing in a bad thing, rushes aggression against ukraine and rather than trying to play a work constructive role. busy in the middle east, where there is helping to negotiate the release of hostages. figuring out how to limit damage of getting you manage their in assistance into gaza. it's this has been doing some ways to exploit the issue to try to raise its profile in the global south. and in some ways, i think it's a consequence. it's position is going to further inflamed the tensions that we see out there to tween the west. the united states on the one hand, china on the other. a truly, i want to play a sound clip for you from secre

russian federation of the people's republic of china, remain among the top priorities of a countries. despite the unprecedented pushback from the collective west are relations confidently, whether the stress tests and have good prospects for the future. now, in turn, the head of the chinese military delegation pointed out that the military cooperation between both china and russia is an important tool that will strength and relations between both countries. and overall, when it comes to this meeting. and what we can conclude is that strategic cooperation between both countries, remains one of the most important issues in each states. foreign policy. right off the course on that in mind that you shar thank you. thanks for joining us . if this program live from most upside, the big getting story, still the comment when we were to and that will be in a found so about hoffman the the so is the mania has run its course interest in the proxy war in russia is fading. calves, one type of counter offensive is a bus with 1st, and rumor suggests there are those in the west to believe that time is coming to pull the plug down. so lensky fis was always the

at least 2 weather systems extend all the way down into west southern parts of china driving away a little further east woodson northwest as we go on through west today. we will see that pressure at just talking into 18 celsius in tokyo. the think it should be lossy drive and progress of sparkling sun showing us the consolation that we do have. but what the weather towards the south. probably. whether across south east asia could string of showers there across the amount to the philippines. have you down? pulls them into something positive, indo china starting to see increase the way, but also extend the stream eliza into indonesia, whether continues across southern parts of india and for lanka. much which as we go through the next couple of days. i'm proud of my home fixing this smoke can do daddy of the so many politicians want to be the republican party as candidate for to any stand a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change, our american politics just getting to your wife into a screen for

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suggests that this is inevitable, i would recall the example of china, china in the 15th century, technologically, overtook the westled to the fact that... and the fact that china is now abandoning the bloc strategy, is very carefully building its concept, one train, one track, is also a guarantee that we do not see a goal for china even by 1949, as they indicate, the exit is not to global leadership, to global governance, look, the common destiny of humanity, in my opinion, it’s still an application, at least, there you need to look in detail, you need to look in detail, but it seems to me that the chinese are learning they don’t collect very quickly... they don’t declare, at least this generation, as in jurisprudence, the subjective side must be looked at objectively, we must look at what they are doing , ivan mikhailovich, firstly, that means regarding the chinese, i agree with gigin that they are not declaring now, in the future they will not declare, this is too much responsibility, you have to be overly ambitious, and if we take the philosophical concept of the chinese in general, and culture, it is very rest