as the boat comes days after the constitutional court removed the last prime minister from office china, it has begun monitoring people entering the country for m pock says the virus spreads. pakistan says that it has to take to them parks and 3 patients who traveled from the united arab emirates follows sweden identifying the 1st case of the new deadly restrain outside africa. the world health organization has declared impacts a global public health emergency to taiwan has been shaken by 2 large earthquakes and recent days. the latest for the magnitude of $6.00 it sho, buildings in the capital type pay. but officials say there was no major damage. residents have been warned of an increased risk of land slides in mountainous areas . hurricane or nest though is strengthening as it moves across the northeastern caribbean. earlier the storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people in the us territory, oppressed rico. bermuda is now under a hurricane warning with ernesto expected to near the island on saturday or just present. joe biden has announced a new deal between the feder

2024, it became special for us, because we started operating a representative office, an exchange in the people's republic of china, it works very actively, we have two or three new participants accredited every week. on the exchange by - the channel of attraction of our representative office in china in shanghai, how many do you have newcomers foreign companies from which countries have joined the exchange only this year? such interesting countries as mongolia, lebanon, and the united arab emirates have opened, they already occupy the sixth position in exchange trading, we are working in new regions, a distant arc, we were accredited last month. three companies from kenya, in addition, new countries for us are also showing activity, these are iraq, iran, india, south korea. if we talk about the mechanism of targeted transactions, previously it was extended only to sawn timber, now this the exchange instrument is also available for dairy products. what is its advantage? this week, the government made a decision to amend and supplement the current exchange trading legislation. this. will concern dairy products, wel

positions in 2024, it became special for us, because we started a representative office of the exchange in the people's republic of china, it works very actively, we have two or three new participants every week and it is accredited on the exchange through... the channel of attracting precisely our representative office in china in shanghai, how many newcomers do you have, foreign companies, from which countries have joined the exchange only this year, such interesting countries as mongolia, lebanon have opened up, united arab emirates, they already occupy the sixth position in exchange trading, we work in new regions, last month three companies from kenya were accredited with us. in addition, new countries are also showing activity for us - these are iraq, iran, india, south korea. if we talk about the mechanism of targeted transactions, previously it was applied only to sawn timber, now this exchange instrument is also available for dairy products. what is its advantage? this week the government made a decision on amendments and additions to the current exchange trade legislation. this will concern dairy products, wel

he was a army intelligence officer in china that his commanding general of the chinese combat command for the u.s. army would have him put him basically on display and have him talk at dinner parties of american officers. and because any said that you have the best diction in the army and people he began to resent it. he felt like he was just a plaything of this general. and that's one of the early signs of his radicalization, is that he resented and turned against being, you know, part of this hierarchy that he felt was supporting a corrupt part chinese nationalist regime of chiang kai shek and he turned against the american military power very early on. he saw he wrote letters back home that are at the frank church papers in boise, where he talked. he was he was felt revolted by the american atomic bombing of japan. even though everyone else in the army in china was elated by it. and he came back to the u.s. he turned down an opportunity to stay in intelligence after the war, which might have led him to join the cia if he had stayed in and he ended up going back to boise. and after

he was a army intelligence officer in china that his commanding general of the chinese combat command for the u.s. army would have him put him basically on display and have him talk at dinner parties of american officers. and because any said that you have the best diction in the army and people he began to resent it. he felt like he was just a plaything of this general. and that's one of the early signs of his radicalization, is that he resented and turned against being, you know, part of this hierarchy that he felt was supporting a corrupt part chinese nationalist regime of chiang kai shek and he turned against the american military power very early on. he saw he wrote letters back home that are at the frank church papers in boise, where he talked. he was he was felt revolted by the american atomic bombing of japan. even though everyone else in the army in china was elated by it. and he came back to the u.s. he turned down an opportunity to stay in intelligence after the war, which might have led him to join the cia if he had stayed in and he ended up going back to boise. and after

and we're wondering what policy china policy would be the standard for tim walz. biden walks in oval officeina initiative that you had in place that you were indicting people sending information to communist china about corporate secrets, et cetera, et cetera. is that the kind of proven you would and? have you gotten to to bottom to the fact that he canceled china initiative did he accept money for doing that? >> so a well we know that he accepted 8 million dollars, the biden family from china we remember whatsapp message extorting from china would castle china initiative something government had been investigating especially university level chinese students stealing our research and development secrets sending them to china one thing a concern to committee today number of chinese people that are crossing our border illegally, about what is going on with that? if china's economy so strong why are so many people coming over to united states crossing southern border illegally into china -- a concern to me. and that is one of the areas we want to ask tim walz about. maria: what do you think t

diamonds, you know, we're going to expand, yeah, after the new year we're opening our representative office in chinafound investors, and this whole show was only needed to show our products, and don't they understand that this is chinese, don't make me laugh, please? firstly, they 'll do everything themselves, everything is just moving, yeah, and secondly, modern fionite from you can only tell a diamond apart if you take it in your hands, look, a real diamond usually has 157 facets, the edges are sharp, cubic zirconia naturally has smaller facets, the edges are smoother, but all this can only be distinguished under a magnifying glass, i understand, so i won’t write a statement, otherwise you’ll drag me around your offices later, the chinese yesterday ... signed and flew off to beijing, as they say, tired, happy, and i already have a lot of my own things to do, i can’t write a statement, no, thank you, all the best, all the best, hello, hello, thank you, that you agreed to meet me, you wanted something, yes, i wanted to take a walk with you. to talk about gena, they won't put him in jail, true, but i

i have to say here, as it will be in the office of china where they've been floods, you know, in the last couple of weeks they could be repeated. that's heavy seasonal, right? as also spreading at sas, the yankee, to cool things down just a little bit. it's all relative. i know it's awfully young because circulating, shanghai is companies redone on the last couple of weeks. me, me a record hate to be on the safe on shorts, on, pleasant surgery to into thunderstorms. though it might bring flash floods. mardel's that'd be received. well, it's still fairly dry and most of into these, you know, fold admittedly, the big sandstone stood around bang call loop, or maybe down in the single pool, and running up towards the southern part of town and seasonally aspire. correct? how does you be surprised to hear there's plenty of months in rain available in india named pakistan? it's been focusing in the knowles and planar, but 1st ass good, giraffe and certain incident problems impact us. that seems to be dropping. talk a little bit over the next couple of days, allowing more dry weather into pa

a quarter of china's energy comes from clean sources. the information office of the state council of china announced in a document the plans for the energy sector in this country. china has achieved its plans in the field of energy 6 years earlier than the set goal. china currently has 180 gw of solar power and 159 gw of wind power under construction. and the second case. the french court, by setting a bail of 5 million dollars and a curfew , has released telegram director pavel durov from custody. right in order to be free from france, there may be no other way than to cooperate with the government of this country. first , we see a report of friendship between the owner of meta company and the french president. this was the headline of the world media from a meeting in paris. these pictures are from 13 years ago. the two-day meeting of french president sarkozy with executives of microsoft, google, meta and amazon. with the approval of a law called oya in the french parliament , the bill to combat violence and hate speech in the internet is basically for the s

this request claiming to suppress freedom of speech. had done 1/4th of china's energy comes from clean sources. the information office of the state council of china announced in a document the plans for the energy sector in this country. china has achieved its plans in the field of energy 6 years earlier than the set goal. china currently has 180 gw of solar power and 159 gw of wind power under construction. and the second case of the french court, with the setting of a bail of 5 million dollars and a ban on leaving telegram director pavel darev, although he was released from arrest. but drov may have no way to get free from france except to cooperate with the government of this country . first, we see a report of friendship between the owner of meta company and the french president. this was the headline of the world media from a meeting in paris. these pictures are from 13 years ago. the two-day meeting of sarkozy, the president of france at the time, with the executives of microsoft and google. meta and amazon were all for the legalization of their behavior in the virtual space of this country. sarkozy said at the

great britain, russia and china will be represent it by high ranking officers. meantime, the allied armed forces have been ordered to suspend offensive action. the proclamation of v-j day must await upon the pharmacy signing of the surrender terms by. japan. newsmen rush the president's report to awaiting world and through the early evening tuesday, august 14th, the fateful news is black in new york city as throughout a rejoicing nation and world, vast throngs of grateful, happy people celebrate the end of fighting the dawn of peace. 2 million new yorkers jammed times square. it's official. it's all over. it's total victory. all night long, the rejoicing continues. never before in history has there been reason to be thankful for peace. the world's free people are united in their determination that the

a quarter of china's energy comes from clean sources. the information office of the state council of china announced in a document about energy programs in this country. china is 6 years ahead of the target set for its plans in the field of energy. china, which was once known as the largest producer of greenhouse gases, now says that it has been able to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide by about 3 billion tons. china currently has facilities to produce 180 gigawatts solar energy and 159 gigawatts of wind energy are under construction, while the set of plans under construction in the united states is 40 gigawatts. referring to the cooperation between beijing and some african countries in the field of clean energy, the chinese foreign ministry said last week that only in kenya, the chinese-made solar power plant will reduce the emission of carbon dioxide by 64 thousand tons annually. thank you for your attention and companionship. good evening and god bless you. run, we have a guest near me. the guest is now. my daughter may have tea some other time. nothing

a quarter of china's energy comes from clean sources. the information office of the state council of china announced in a document about energy programs in this country. china has achieved its plans in the field of energy six years earlier than the set goal. china, which was once known as the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases , now says it has succeeded in emitting carbon dioxide to reduce to about 3 billion tons. china already has facilities for production. it has 180 gigawatts of solar energy and 159 gigawatts of wind energy under construction, while the total number of plans under construction in the united states is 40 gigawatts. the spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry said last week, referring to the cooperation between beijing and some african countries in the field of clean energy, only in kenya, the chinese-made solar power plant will reduce the emission of carbon dioxide by 64,000 tons annually. the fasting heaven exhibition at the fifth station deals with large-scale works, works on the subject of ashura and karbala, the fasting heaven exh

now urgent news that our editorial office receives. art from china and turkey, and on june 30, what kind of prague did you have? in total service somewhere 5000 rubles. also from a woman and from a bag or from a pocket from a backpack, now the museum thief is isolated from society for a long time, visiting the main museum of st. petersburg. safe again, residents of the moscow region village of pochinki got a chance to defend the banks of the lapasnya river, after a series of reports in which our... construction of a cottage village for the rich has begun, 3.00 plots are planned here, 3.00 plots 3. plots, that is, 3.00 houses only a helipad, three ponds, a boat station, you are paupers here, and here the cool guys will live in their cottages, who says so, a representative of the land control came on our complaint, how former collective farm fields floated away into private hands, the question special, but everything is sold, right down to the holy spring in pochinka... famous since the 16th century and even the road to the cemetery. my mother, grandmother, everyone was born here, died, bu

from his last time in office nights including raising terrace on china is good. but coming to harvest is get to make clear how she'll approach relations with china. always taking a strong stones at the recent democratic party bench, the user on space, an artificial intelligence that america, not china, wins the competition for the 21st century. but regardless of who wins november's election, a complex security picture awaits. in the south china sea, this week, tensions between china in the philippines continue to similar with manila accusing badging of running its vessels. and on choose day japan publicly claimed for the 1st time that the chinese military croft had preached as as space. tokyo said the incident with a serious violation of the country itself instead of aging, said that it was investigating the matter what i'd like to emphasize that china has no intention of invading the air space of any country. just so staging and washington has sold some manager expectations for outcomes from the tools but with the prototype, a few months ahead and us politics si

how does your office take about china or any of the big four adversaries in infrastructure, and what are you doing on that threat? how are you approaching it? mr. frederick: thanks for that question. yeah, my role right now is exclusively focused on the p.r.c.. at the highest level, hit on a strategic perspective of that but digging in a bit more. nsa is a cybersecurity directed so i work closely with both our foreign intelligence operational director and cybersecurity directorate. we are doing a lot of work in the support of the fbi and with a lot of our allies to support public attribution and mitigation of these cyber threats. what we have been focused on is how can we take our deep knowledge of computer science come of cyberspace operations, and of the threat and produce actionable guidance. number of products that have come out, almost always joint with fbi and a number of our foreign partners, focused on detecting these multi-food -- these threats. how to protect them in people's networks. talking abed about that already. we have published a number of products that help not onl

a much slight has killed 12 people and injured several officers intending city in china is each one promise, triggered by heavy rains in the region. outside has destroyed thousands of homes and toppled a tunnel bridge. rescue workers looking for survivors and trying to clear the roads . building 40 people have been killed by flooding triggered bunch of rental bangs, west of gammon. hundreds of offices have been displaced. the when says it's coordinating 8 deliveries to the affected areas. now police in spain's colonial regions say their hunting for separatists lead to carlos puts them on after he returns to spain. for the 1st time in 7 years, he spoke to a crowd of thousands with father was in the original capital bonsa, lona battalions of spain, after spending 7 years in exile on the same day that and you kind of on regional complement is to be sworn in which the months party, as is not part of the new government spain's problem at approved adults give, i'm the states again that the supreme court says a charge of a legal devotion of funds against him. still, stat. godaddy puts them on, dis

china. the conversation was held in the representative office of the moscow kremlin. he russian side , foreign minister lavrov, presidential aides. results. china is a traditional participant in the eastern economic forum and we are expecting a chinese delegation headed by the vice chairman of the people's republic of china, comrade hanzhena, in vladivostok in september. in the kremlin, both the russian press and journalists from leading chinese media outlets, lightning bolts fly onto the news feeds of agencies around the world. the talks in moscow are another example of how relations between the two countries are developing. the conversation is about the economy, about technology, about despite pressure from the us and the eu, a little earlier with the head of the russian government, mikhail mishustin, discussed the issue, focusing on the implementation of the agreements reached by vladimir putin and xidzinpin. we are in difficult external conditions, western countries are using illegitimate sanctions under far-fetched pretexts, well, it’s easier. to contain the econo

part of his talks , he condemned the assassination of the head of hamas's political office in tehran and said that china emphasizes the necessity of observing international principles and respecting iran's currency sovereignty. in his meeting with the speaker of the parliament of belarus, mr. medeshian considered the foreign policy of the 14th government to be based on win-win relations and on strengthening cooperation. he emphasized with neighboring and friendly countries. the speaker of the parliament of belarus also said that his country wants joint cooperation, especially in the commercial, scientific and educational fields. in the continuation of his meetings, the president also talked with the special envoy and the minister of defense of niger and the minister of foreign affairs of bolivia. strategic communication between the two countries based on commonalities and libertarian and independence positions and efforts to expand cooperation. in the meantime , it was one of the focal points of the talks in different fields, also the foreign minister of bolivia, pointing out that it was the first count

when i came to office, conventional wisdom was, china would inevitably surpass united states.one is saying that now. i will keep working to bring hostages home and end the war in gaza and bring peace to the middle east. as you know, i wrote a peace treaty for gaza. two days ago i put forward a proposal that brought us closer to doing that than we have done since october 7. we are working around the clock. my secretary of state, to reunite hostages with their families and surge humanitarian help and food assistance into gaza now. end civilian suffering of the palestinian people and finally deliver a cease fire and end this war. [applause] those protesters out in the street have a point. a lot of innocent people are being killed on both sides. we worked around-the-clock to bring home wrongfully detained americans and others from russia in one of the most complicated swaps in history, but they are home. [applause] kamala an d i -- and i will keep working to bring those wrongfully detained around the world home. i mean it. folks, i have five months left in my presidency. i have a

office. hamas politicians called it a political assassination and completely unacceptable. russia called this action a political crime that will escalate tensions in the region . the ministry of foreign affairs of china also condemned the assassination of ismail haniyeh, the head of hamas's political office called it an extremely worrying act and announced that this assassination will increase the conflict in the west asian region. the president of turkey also strongly condemned the assassination of the head of the political bureau of the islamic resistance of hamas , and this action is a move. rozilane considered it to weaken the resistance and said: the zionist barbarians should know that they will not achieve their evil goals as in the past, and by strengthening the resistance, the end of israel's oppression will be established. turkey's foreign minister condemned this assassination and called it a crime. the ministry of foreign affairs of turkey also announced that it was once again clear that netanyahu's cabinet intends to reach there is no peace. the assassination of the head of the political office of hamas was strongly condemned by the ministry of foreign affairs of qatar. lebanese prime mini

for example, in china, i live in the united states of america, where i can say that donald trump is a, i don't know, i pathetically, an orange face and offices. i also live here and you can british. here you have where she threw that feet from the prime minister was called a point sized loser by label politician or no one in china has that kind of right freedom. just talked about the government to talk about president changing things in that way. you can't say anything about it, you wouldn't dare say anything like that because you know what will happen to you when you go, when you know what will happen to a family, that's what china are as many if you do any c, right? any c, e mail or chat to your friends about taking any action against? that's a problem. it is though, printing from the united states and inside will be dropped with the link to your a must be home by the time what i said, i said we should see and it was called a pint sized loser. would you go? she didn't pick a pint sized least. maybe each country has different sensitivities. in your opinion, you called criticized the titles. got them all. no, no. you can criticize the govern

for example, in china, i live in the united states of america, where i can say that donald trump is a, i don't know, i pathetically, an orange face and offices. i also live here and you can british. here you have where she threw that feet from the prime minister was called a point sized loser by label politician or no one in china has that kind of right freedom. just talked about the government to talk about president changing things in that way. you can't say anything about it, you wouldn't dare say anything like that because you know what will happen to you when you go, when you know what will happen to a family, that's what china is. maybe if you do any c, right, any c, e mail or chat to your friends about taking any action against? that's a problem is though, printing from the united states and inside will be dropped with the link to your must be high enough into i said, i said we should see. and it was called a pint sized loser. would you go? she didn't pick a pint sized least. maybe each country has different sensitivities. in your opinion, you called criticized the titles. got them all. no, no. you can criticize the government. if you

for example, in china, i live in the united states of america, where i can say that donald trump is a, i don't know, i pathetically, an orange face and offices. i also live here and you can british. here you have where she threw that feet from the prime minister was called a point sized loser by label politician or no one in china has that kind of right freedom. just talked about the government to talk about president changing things in that way. you can't say anything about it, you wouldn't dare say anything like that because you know what will happen to you when you go, when you know what will happen to a family, that's what china is. maybe if you do any c, right, any c, e mail or chat to your friends about taking any action against? that's a problem. it is though, printing from the united states and inside will be dropped with the link to your a must be home by the into. i said, i said we should see and it was called a pint sized loser. would you go? she didn't pick a pint sized least. maybe each country has different sensitivities. in your opinion, you called criticized the towels. got them all. no, no. you can criticize the government i

mate tim walz, i want to get your take on his relationship with china to give us a sense of what that could mean should these to be in office he lived there and taught there for a year and visited china 30 times in honeymoon and he said this to china there was no anti-american feeling what whatsoever. he said i don't fall into the category that china needs to be an adversarial relationship, i totally disagree. a report by the defense strategy finds the u.s. could lose the conflict with china and russia and a global war unless significant changes are made to the national defense strategy. you are a commissioner who was appointed to the 2018 and 2022 national defense strategy commission and you on this program. i want to say honestly eight years, ten years ago you told us on this program that the u.s. is not prepared and we need to put money, resources or military and you pointed out here to us that the chinese navy is bigger than the u.s. navy. should we expect the soft on china policy from tim walz should he get in as a vice president? what you make on the comments of china and where is the relationship going if we see a ch

the head of the state council of the people's republic of china litian arrived in the capital the day before, as noted in a statement by the officeprime minister mikhail mishustin. on the website of china in the capital, at the invitation of the government, it is reported that the parties will talk about the further development of a comprehensive partnership and strategic interaction between moscow and. special attention to expanding cooperation in the trade and economic sphere, including the promotion of joint projects in industry, energy, agriculture, transport and other areas. following the talks, it is planned to sign a number of intergovernmental and interdepartmental documents. analysts assume that the discussion will also focus on how to make payments and avoid sanctions. for the russian country, the most pressing issue now is international settlements with china and the development of cooperation in the industrial sector, joint projects, for china, well, traditionally on... issues related to ensuring energy supplies are one of the top priorities. the experts from china we spoke with, recognize the problem of settlements a

china. >> yes. sadly true. funny but true. yeah. treasury and foreign office resisting crackdown on china. influence in uk.as this policy. tom tugendhat was this policy. tom tugendhat was very keen on it and it was to make china in the enhanced tier, which was a thing recommended by m15. so they would be seen as the highest level of security threat, which would mean that you'd have to give if you were working for the chinese government, you'd have to sign up for this , this first to sign up for this, this first thing, which is foreign influence registration scheme. but what labour apparently want to do is kind of reduce the threat to just political influence level, which is sort of a less severe level. and it's kind of it's a bit of a strange it's like a softening on china, which as your link sort of implies, maybe it's not surprising because apparently she wants to meet up with starmer for some tips on how to oppress his people. >> yeah. very funny. lewis i think we should be concerned about china, but there are much more dangerous people who are living right in this country that we should be concerned ab

office of hamas , calling it a political assassination and completely unacceptable. russia called this action a political crime that will escalate tensions in the region. the ministry of foreign affairs of china also condemned the assassination of the head of the political office of hamas ismail haniyeh took drastic measures. he called it expensive and announced that this assassination will increase the conflict in the west asian region. the president of turkey also strongly condemned the assassination of the head of the political bureau of the islamic resistance of hamas and considered this act as a malicious move to weaken the resistance and said: the zionist savages should know that they will not achieve their evil goals as in the past and by strengthening the resistance they will end israel's oppression will take place. turkey's foreign minister condemned this assassination and called it a crime. the ministry of foreign affairs of turkey also announced: once again it became clear that netanyahu's cabinet has an intention to it does not reach peace. the assassination of the head of the political bureau of hamas with the strong condemnation of the ministry of foreign affairs. he also faced

pivotal and important western company operating in china that has helped the chinese governments develop. it's a i this toby, a microsoft set up an office and in china called microsoft research asia. this was a gesture from bill gates back in the 1990 because he wanted to guarantee stronger market access to china. this laboratory has gone on to train the who's, who lists the superstars of the trainings, artificial intelligence world. many of the key people in this laboratory have gone on to found companies such as meg be sense time, or either either found them or they've taken on very senior roles. and then that was like the thing to base or off the more to try to use things are not all a and that's a lot of great people. great researchers start off foreigners actually come from microsoft present as those tenants up and all be comedy and kind of the very, very big influence or is opinion leaders. i'd really like to interpret new york in china. microsoft help build china's take relate. this in turn has been used by the chinese government to create a gigantic surveillance stage that operates with the help of a i live in china in beijing o

china? we have chinese nationals pouring across our border illegally. we have chinese fentanyl killing americans. and then you pick a vice president who is basically one of the biggest advocates in elected officefor china. so is your value to cozy up to china? so it requires you to go next level deep on all these different issues to get a real sense on what her plans are. you can't keep it at 30,000 feet. >> kayleigh: yeah, i want to play this question from dana bash. she gave kamala the answer in her question. listen. >> how should voters look at some of the changes that you have made that you have explained some of here in your policy? is it because you have more experience now and have you learned more about the information? is it because you were running for president in a democratic primary? >> kayleigh: i mean, lee, does she think she can't answer that question? >> is it because your pollster said that you can't be very radical, which, again is, one of her values that she has been preaching? it's very obvious to the average american what we're seeing. and then you don't -- there's a lack of trust here. so when she says that she's not going to ban fracking, then you start wondering okay,

when i came to office, the _ came to office, the conventional wisdom was that china would inevitablyes. they haven't noticed, no—one is saying that now! we will keep working to bring hostages home and end the war in gaza and bring peace and security to the middle east. as you know, i wrote a piece treaty for gaza. a few days ago i put forward a proposal that brought us closer to doing that and we've done since october seven. we are working around the clock, my secretary of state, to unite to bring hostages back to their families and serve humanitarian health and serve humanitarian health and food assistance into gaza now. then, the civilian suffering and the palestinian people and finally deliver a ceasefire and end this war! —— and the civilian suffering —— stop the civilian suffering. those protesters out in the street have a point. a lot of innocent people are being killed. on both sides. just as we worked around the clock to bring home wrongfully detained americans and others from russia, in one of the most complicated swabs in history, but they are home! kamala and i will keep w

provided information to china even traveling at least three times to meet chinese intelligence officersinstructions from china guiding the man's spying activities, he's been charged with acting and conspiring to act as an unregistered age of the people's republic of china, your reaction. >> two things. first of all china uses every point of contact to undermine the united states. that is doug's point. regardless of it, second point the american presidents have known for a very long time that the state security agents have operated on our soil and we allowed chinese officials to do the same thing and we don't do anything about it. of course the chinese they we're going to violate your sovereignty because you cannot defend yourself or you won't defend yourself. maria: then the nuclear from president biden approved a secret nuclear strategy which refocuses on the chinese threat saying this, the white house never announced that mr. biden had approved the revised strategy calling the nuclear employment guidance, the document updated every four years or so is so highly classified that there's

>> the demand we see in china, especially around offices, is the end users taking opportunity where there pricing adjustment taking place to acquire office space that they can just use for themselves. alternatively we see that there are some foreign investors going in, and they are looking at pricing opportunity in a window. whether or not they're pricing valuation has come to a trough, we don't know, we actually do expect that probably to continue to correct for the coming quarter. that will remain an attractive -- not just for the domestic investors, but for the foreign investors looking for bargain -- bargain-hunting opportunities. top -- paul: what about government support, do you anticipate any more coming? >> yes. i think it has been very measured in terms of the government support. there is concern between the pboc policy as well as the fed policy. they don't want that divergence to become too large. when that is large, historically speaking, we have seen a huge amount of capital outflows from china. that is what they are trying to prevent. instead of releasing stimulus in a big wa