of china, or p r c. and on taiwan, the republic of china, or r o c. p r c. government in beijing seas taiwan as a break away province and says there's only one china, even though they've never actually been in charge and taiwan. most of the world except this one china policy, including the us. they don't recognize taiwan as an independent country. wait. so why is the us supporting taiwan that there's also a history to that after the civil war, the us initially saw the nationalist government in taiwan as the only real china rejecting the communist government on the mainland. us soldiers were even stationed in taiwan under a common defense packed. the change came in the 1970s. the us saw closer relations with beijing. that meant closing the us embassy and taiwan and pulling out us troops. still in formal ties persisted like that. dfcs sto embassy and the us still guarantees to sell taiwan weapons, but they have a deliberately ambiguous policy on whether they would defend taiwan. it's meant to prevent china

and china.here favorability towards china has dropped continuously and in recent years, the favorability towards china towards japan and north korea. seeing the patents of the rise of anti-china sentiments, by the way, anti-china sentiments i mean public use of china's leadership in the government. not chinese people in our daily lives. if we look at the global patents of the rise of anti-china sentiments, there were two interesting and important patents. first, national variations. some countries such as canada, france, germany and netherlands, florida and uk, japan and south korea, those countries are experiencing the rise of anti- china sentiments. but, others like candia, south africa, argentina, brazil, those countries are not. second important patent is temporal segregation. these anti-china sentiments have been increasing actual in recent years. for example from 2013 until 2023 for the last 10 years in canada anti-china sentiments have increased by about 75 percentage points. moreover in

china is an economic powerhouse, etc., we did not live in china but we expect china to invest a lot but then it did not happen. the second is lack of political will for corporation. here we have geopolitical -- geopolitics and in case of poland it influence a lot. the next point is dominance. that is the case in brazil. every sector pretty powerful dominating agenda so it is difficult for other business player to jump in china brazil agenda for example, this is what we have learned in brazil talking to people in brazil and i think one of the very illustrative case studies in czech republic if you just check internet you will find a lot of information about this case, undermine trust and accountability. and finally, this is the case mentioned in kenya, alliance, ngo truly influenced china as presence in the kenya and to certain degree on one hand chinese use this election cycles as i mentioned but on the other hand tries -- strong ties with [indiscernible] and the government needs to be careful because they china will not vote for the president in kenya, their own people will vote so i t

person in china. and latin america but also the china european relations. track and finally is a colleague from the center for asian affairs at the university. once the work in the state building and china late ching dynasty. and this is the girl before. would like to introduce our latest findings from the research supported by the national science and poland. china present. let me start with very short outline i introduce the project briefly. the framework for this research is the vertical multilateral idea. the multilateral gathering with bilateral relations. we identify three sections in the research. networks in business. we talk about corporation. with kenya, south africa, serbia, poland, cambodia and thailand. and finally as you see with conclusion. we identify three basic mechanisms with developing countries under the framework of china and the umbrella. but self is just an umbrella institution. that's not a big strategy. under one centralized as i said umbrella. we are trying to understand the

if occasion, all china, all the now peaceful or unification of china. so we should all call on the united states to play with the fire sides, right. but for the us supporting taiwan also means keeping up key alliances in the region and promoting democracy. if china were to invade an annex taiwan, we would see that democracy extinguish and it could send showing effects to democracies around the world. if you would have deep questions being asked in south korea, japan and the philippines on whether they can rely on the united states for their security. because of where taiwan is and what it represents. neither china nor the us are able to back down. and the rest of us are stuck watching the super power rivalry. play out the video. lucas? easy. no. it is actually just one thing that is probably worth the did you know that norway still is way more electric cars per capita than the us norway? well, buddy isn't kidding that how didn't nation build some fossil fuels to come and eat the power dice and what does these things.

in the us, in china over taiwan. and of course there's more news and analysis on our website, dw, dot com. and of course you can download the dw news app unlike look. and thanks for watching and bye for now. the why do having does not get drunk. why do grab a tasteful waves, squeeze all bodies. how much was it? do we need to put a stop fund praying for help find the on fis gets much on data. we use science, outtake talk channel. chinese soldiers preparing for battle. this is what beijing wants to show the world. with each military drill, china is drawing ever closer circles around taiwan. china has a clear goal to gain control over the island. so china will surely be re unified. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? yes, that's a commitment we made. the united states is building up its military presence in the region and is practicing how to think chinese ships we're not going to come to an agreement over taiwan. wait till the unification to get you peacefully. i hope not pe

and china. and show evidence of congressional speeches tells a different story. our motivation comes from the commonly held assumption in the media policy and return of the cold war dynamics in the u.s. and china but as you can see from very prominent outlets have shown growing perception the two great powers have entered or will enter soon a new cold war. however it's very important for us to take a step back and ask f this analogy accurate? we argue the rivalry should not be labeled as a new cold war for three reasons in particular. the first one is our analysis establish a baseline expectation about the cold war. the cold war debates have focused on two things. the ideological extension being the primary focus of british leave dated to add at this point. we don't really see the same dynamics reflected in discussions about china. specifically ideological concerns about china are mentioned but focus less on the outward extension but on issues like human rights. on the other hand the military co

in essence, china. so the new model is they do it like a bank, or they look at the feasibility of the project, then they fund the project itself based on its abilities supported. so these are the kind of approaches that a china has had to make up. it's learned it's lessons in terms of dead trapped promises. this is a narrative that's set up and repeated often. but the fact is, china only has 12 percent of the total african debt. and quite frankly, it's a 2.7 percent versus the private debt that's out there, which is have 5 percent. so you tell me where the real debt trap is. and lastly, you know, let, let us be clear here. um china, i can't solve everyone's problems. africa has to decide its own way. the unique thing about the way that china operates is it says, it is up to you. we can fund projects, but your economy and how it develops is up to you. we cannot make decisions for you . we're not washington and certainly not a parts of europe. it's going to have to be something where you, everyone is, mee

we are now from china. we behave the way we behaved with russia at one time.d, in meetings with russian officials, say something that they will not like. after 2019, when it's clear we can't say anything they won't like, at least not to mention their surnames, just as the president of ukraine did not mention putin's surname in a negative context or in any context before, since 2019, so now he does not mention sydzenpin's surname, and it would seem, well, we can already see that such a policy has undergone an absolute fiasco, once, we continue it again, well, what can i do, i can't remake... the brains of the people who make decisions, so this is a reality, this reality, by the way, applies to many things in terms of approaches to china, if you remember, i have been explaining since 2022 that if you want to have any serious relations with china at all, you should not behave with it as if you are a potential colony of china, because you are only whetting its appetite, as you previously whetted the appetite of the russians, you can do business with china only whe

of china, or p r c. and on taiwan, the republic of china, or r o c. p r c. government in beijing seas taiwan as a break away province and says there's only one china, even though they've never actually been in charge and taiwan. most of the world except this one china policy, including the us. they don't recognize taiwan as an independent country. wait. so why is the us supporting taiwan that there's also a history to that after the civil war, the us initially saw the nationalist government in taiwan as the only real china rejecting the communist government on the mainland. us soldiers were even stationed in taiwan under a common defense packed. the change came in the 1970s. the us saw closer relations with beijing. that meant closing the us embassy and taiwan and pulling out us troops. still in formal ties persisted like that. dfcs sto embassy and the us still guarantees to sell taiwan weapons, but they have a deliberately ambiguous policy on whether they would defend taiwan. it's meant to prevent china

absolutely, and china. china has been pursuing its national interest and and the interest of of the palestinian people and of people in iran and in saudi arabia and all around uh in the islamic world uh pretty consistently. we we remember a little over year ago brokering an agreement between the islamic republic in in iran and and saudi arabia to lower the tensions between those great states. just very recently china hosted 14 different palestinian organizations to come to beijing to reach an agreement that in the future, after this terrible genocidal campaign of netanyahu and the idf is is finally brought to an end, someone's going to have to assume leadership and and move forward with the future of the palestinian people, and china has worked out an agreement with those 14 organizations, including both fatah and hamas, for exactly that, so i think that... that china has been pursuing, as you say, uh, their interests, the interests of other countries that that they have close relationships with other peopl

——in china.ghts were suspended on sunday evening, high—speed rail services as well from shanghai and it recommends until yesterday afternoon so you've got quite a long period of backlog to catch up long period of backlog to catch up there, the city itself came to a standstill so, the impact was huge, this was a very big storm and its moving inland so those travel impacts will go into central china. shanghai seems to — into central china. shanghai seems to be _ into central china. shanghai seems to be spared - into central china. shanghai seems to be spared from i into central china. shanghai - seems to be spared from adding any worse but as you mentioned, it will continue into china so, it will continue into china so, it will continue into china so, it will have knock—on impacts for trainers economy on the day today? for trainers economy on the day toda ? . . . , for trainers economy on the day toda ? . . ., , ., for trainers economy on the day toda? . . ., today? particularly as to put tried to

always pursues its own interests, what interests does china have, in russia?he first thing, so the very first thing, what is it, energy resources, and at that price, i... already china imposed on russia, at first it was like, a huge discount, then china started buying oil from iran, the price which was even lower than the russian one, then it came to the point that ah, russia will disappear from the world, and then china said that let's buy at domestic russian prices, that is, this is an almost unique situation in the world of trade, this is the first, second , when... the west left the territory of russia, i mean the western corporations that had been there for a long time, then all these niches were occupied by chinese corporations, and this naturally increases the opportunities of chinese business to enrich, well, to perform productive activities on the territory of russia . on the other hand, yes, you do you are right, with china, russia has 240 billion for the past year, trade turnover with... the united states and the european union is almost a trillion

on china after all, china, as i understand it, will stand more or less aloof and will not attempt ton particular, but where it is possible to help , we can see that chinese banks are now being banked by roughly 98% of chinese banks have stopped some kind of activities with russia, 90 - it is not half even and so on, on the one hand, on the other hand, 70% of the machines are written by me. and 90% of microelectronics to the russian federation is imported by china. obviously, as all my friends tell me, they say, these are definitely not the best machines and not the best micro, micro and electronic elements, because everything is the best, china will still keep it and not sell it anywhere, and that is why they will not make these machines perfect, i don't know, guns or some shells, that is. this policy will continue, we, so to speak, favor russia, but this, i would say, is a limited favor, such and such an extent, analyzing the articles of chinese experts, they are called strategic neutrality, but it is obvious that western experts call it pro-russian alliance, but each has its own pr

china's national interests and china's international conduct are are completely interconnected and andy then cruelly murder, which uh... brings us to the proximate issue uh of uh the imminent uh iranian response to the mother of haniah in their capital city, what would china's attitude be to that? well, i think china doesn't have an interest in seeing a major conflugration around the region, but they certainly understand that that this kind of act by israel of of, the the flagrant violation of international law, the flagrant violation of the sovereignty of lebanon, of iran, this policy of just sort of uh, as if they can go anywhere and and kill people at will, that that represents the complete antithesis of china's positions on respect for territorial integrity and sovereignty and things like that, so i'm sure that that china respects iran's right and indeed duty to respond to these kinds of... agressive actions, these kinds of reckless, lawless actions on the part of the state of israel, but in a way that is that is consistent with, you know, a sort of measured response, but a respons

and also the economy here in china does not develop very well. so basically, all those investment projects came to a stand still and just this year is the 1st time that lending to african nations has been going up again. but really on a much smaller level compared to 2016 and. and now what the chinese government is doing, it's really much more cautious. it will not, you know, it will look more closely. we have to spend the money and it will look also more closely on how the chances of whether they will get the money back or not. and i think that is really a paradigm shift. and i would say that china probably has to learn from the mistakes that it has made in the past by, you know, looking more closely where to invest. and we're not the journalist probably in crowds for the reporting from beijing. now let's catch up on a couple of other stories making headlines around the world. hope francis has met with indonesia is outgoing president, yoko, with dodo as the positive continues, is 12 day trip through south east asia and oceana. the pope urge poli

china. they committee spent a lot of time in this congress talking about that competition. we've had for classified briefings directly related to china or taiwan this is a seventh hearing on aspects of our strategic competition. we have not yet been able to put this rhetoric into action by passing legislation to fund and modernize the u.s. and foreign policy toolkit. i'm willing to work with any willing partner on the other side of the aisle to make this happen. it is simply that important. the bipartisan legislation written by members of this committee and other committees that deal with this. the only way we can get to the finish line up would generally work together, listen to each other being willing to compromise to get the agenda done that's the only way were going to be able to fund and modernize our u.s. foreign policy toolkit. i'll make it clear chairman of this commitment willing to sit down with any member to fund the the, path and willing to compromise it's that important to get

, so it is clear that the ukrainians also want to talk with china and... i don't want to, because at the same session vani meets with sergey lavrov, they have a friendly meeting, and then who are the friends of peace, the americans or the chinese, well, of course the chinese, if they talk to both of them and i want to do business with them, an alternative track is created, and here again there are already many participants at this meeting of friends of peace, that is, i am not surprised, because there there is hungary, because i would say so, is leaving polarization, and you really have to be the first to catch this chinese... boat, because the next ones may simply not be taken, they will be unnecessary, so turkey, so switzerland, and switzerland, what, and switzerland, what is it doing there? switzerland is a neutral country, if it maintains neutrality, it should be a participant in all formats, this is their foreign policy logic, kazakhstan, pakistan, pakistan, why, because india is not in this format, then pakistan wants to be in good relations with chi

started producing, it used to be. also studying in china, but what the people's republic of china isl you, as an example, it should become more expensive and be adopted. i'm not afraid of this, probably 90% of ours, any, belarusian, russian, any students who come to the people's republic of china, the people's republic of china, their education system, obliges first of all to study the chinese language, yeah, to study culture, then through culture they work with each student individually, work on separate programs. you know the story here: people who study chinese, like i just even when i come across those who come to work, most often they start working in business as communicators with chinese technologies, with chinese managers, so they basically don’t study or don’t study chinese culture there, they arrange themselves here, there’s nothing bad about it , there’s nothing bad about it, and thank god, you just know, previously, english was taught partly chinese, it is profitable for business. this is just an indicator, but for us, as a small but sovereign state, it is important to fe

he wanted to approach china and diplomacy the new, reached out to china. he was unaware of the extent to which the people into that just on the other side of the family is we're being oppressed. india signed an agreement with china pledging peaceful coexistence in doing so, except to the amex ation of tibet and gave them our free hand. the ball began his program of assimilation and industrialization in the area which became noon in the mid 19 sixty's as the tibet a ton. and this region was it was a ton of us in name only the, the annexation quickly reduced the tibetan ear of influence. from last, the dalai lama could not accurately grasp the extent of the chinese occupation. policy of the young spiritual liter opted for dialog. convinced that his overly hierarchical society needed reformation con, invitation, he spent months in b. jane listening to doctrines designed to make him a useful tool for communist china and young at the time. but also kind of progressive minded, was very impressed with what he saw in china. he 1st like guess this kind of progress

china. i want to say that there is an obstacle like this, and in this connection, the aid that china is giving to african countries, the perception of africans is that these aids are from my investment, from loans and regarding humanitarian aid , their perception is that china's view in giving these aids is a positive one, as opposed to an attitude. regarding the west , i would like to mention only this point. the second reason is that the fact is that china is rising to lead the world. these countries, which are now gathering in pakistan, will later be china's followers, so they will play a big role in turning china into a world leader. of course, you have answered my second question , now i will point it out one more time. now you can explain more. the reason is that china, which used to be through lending, is now investing he is doing it in the agricultural sector, in the technology sector , in the healthcare sector, and i wanted you to explain this process of changing china's policy more

, which is interesting, about china, china, the one about whom we talk a lot today, stated that chinarmly support it. is interested in the fact that there is no war in lebanon, because france has special interests in it must be said that there is also france, which is also lebanon, and it considers itself responsible for the security of lebanon, as a former metropolis. and israel also has to take this into account, that is, not naturally, none of the politicians in france supports hezbollah, but one way or another the lebanese topic is always used in in the french domestic political context, even you know that mélenchon, he came to beirut as a sign of solidarity with lebanon, and his political opponent there also sees all this, because you understand that many french voters are people of arab origin, which means that they immediately find themselves in pockets mélenchon after such visits, so of course, in this situation, i will not even hide that it seems to me that now the french also, well, two minutes ago, the minister of foreign affairs of france, called for the immediate cessatio

china is rising to lead. the world of these countries, which are now gathering in pekandar , will later be china's followers, according to the data prepared by boston university, china's investment in african countries this year has reached its highest level in the last 5 years. today, china is africa's leading trading partner with a trade of nearly 168 billion dollars. this continent in the heart of the road there is new silk. an initiative launched by beijing to guarantee access to africa's natural resources in exchange for huge investments , the meeting is being held as the competition between the us and china for greater influence in the black continent continues. amina sadat zabihpour, radio and television news agency. our next communication will be with the hat maker to further investigate this matter. he will be in south africa. mr. anagma emtinka, a researcher at the nelson mandela university of south africa, will stay with us , mr. emtinka. hello. mr. emtinga , the china-africa cooperation meeting wa

china is well prepared, it is storm _ season. china is well prepared, it is storm season, _ season.n, only - season. china is well prepared, it is storm season, only so - it is storm season, only so much you can do after the initial impacts especially after flooded continues across china. turning to sri lanka now — it's been two years after a severe economic crisis left the country almost bankrupt, and now the country is preparing to vote in a new president this weekend. the economy is the biggest issue this election, as high living costs continue to hurt locals. as spending dips, small and micro industries are feeling the pinch. the bbc�*s archana shukla takes a look at the businesses that survived, those that didn't. translation: it hurts i to see my factory in ruins. i cried the day i had to shut down my tile factory. but it was expensive for us to do business. no one is buying tiles. norbert fernandos business was stifled for years by sri lanka's economic crisis. this is the furnace. yeah. translation: we would bake | 25,000 tiles here every month. we had 50 employees. we built

so yes, china's china's national interests and china's international conduct are are completely interconnected and and that's..." exactly what we see them pursuing in a very principaled and very consistent way in their in their activities, whether it's with iran or saudi arabia or or the palestinian people. if i'm not wrong, one of the participants amongst the 14 factions in beijing was ismael hania, the then head of the political bureau and chief negotiator of the palestinians who was subsequently then cruelly. uh which uh brings us to the proximate issue uh of the imminent iranian response to the mother of haniah in their capital city, what would china's attitude be to that? well, i think china doesn't have an interest in seeing a major conflagration around the region, but they certainly understand that that this kind of act by israel of of, the the flagrant violation of international law, the flagrant violation of the sovereignty of lebanon, of iran, this policy of just sort of as if they can go anywhere and and kill people at will, that that represents the complete antithesis of china's po

"many many people are now studying china, learning about china, traveling to china, and being bolled over by what they find there, and i can tell you, as a recent visitor, myself, you could not but be impressed at the progress china has made, but it is not yet asserting itself in foreign affairs, anything like commensuratly. with its economic and other cultural soft power. i believe that day will come, i believe the day will come when nothing will happen in the world without the acknowledgement of china's interests and china's point of view, but we haven't reached that time yet. i hope the good lord keeps you and i around long enough to see it actually happening. shah from palestine action in lankashire, welcome brother, what would you like to say? first of all, thank you george for inviting me and for your great work, i've been watching you from the 90s, all the great work you've been doing for iraq, mariam foundation, thank you very much, welcome, my question today is, have you heard of a group called palestine action, and what do you think of them? i think everyone. who follows pa

africa, china, and it's western rivals. this is inside store, the airline james phase trips abroad, usually mean expenditure for most of us. but african leaders will be coming home from a summit in beijing with purchase of more than $50000000000.00 in loans and funding from the chinese host. more than 50 african nations or the forum on china, africa cooperation summit with the punches underlining, china is position as africa's top investor to the detriment of the us and former europe and colonial powers. china says this investment will create a 1000000 jobs and fund a wide range of infrastructure and other projects. but that, that comes with the cost to, with some countries anxious to restructure we payments from previous funding. so what's in this for both sides and what the such huge investment mean for african states political relationships with china and also for western competitors like me us, we'll discuss all of this with our panel of guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from cyber, colorado, a taste of what's on

china, but that's not all. in the current week, information appeared, including in the western media, that on the territory of china, russia has allegedly established some kind of joint production of drones, and these drones are either already delivered or will be supplied to the territory of russia in the future for the war with ukraine. that is, you see, there is already a direct statement from the secretary of state. the usa has direct data there, how much is being supplied, there is parallel information that china is actually arming russia, and if indeed there is information that there is a joint production of drones there, that there are some russian weapons production facilities on the territory of china, this essentially means that i no longer just indirectly support china. in the war is not just a so-and-so country, which sits on two chairs, but in fact is the state that de facto provides russia with lethal weapons, so how do you comment on this whole mass of information that we have, both from official

and china mall had already declared his future plans off to his china. he declared that to give it these walked, china needs to pull and then issue. then what new it into a very unfortunate the word out loud match at them door quite a bit from the chinese should read it to that uh, in 1950 the tibetan army tried to stop there and the tibetan army was basically defeated . this was not surprising because it did that. an army was very tiny and uh, not the proper. the thing i didn't have, you know, logged in, victory to bits isolated position was no, it's on doing. following the annexation the chinese sealed on the country in may 1951 delegates from the tibetan government signed a 17 points agreement with b. jane confirming to bit onyx nation to china. in return, china promise, tibetans extensive autonomy and religious freedom to this day. is it best when governments and exile maintains that they were effectively forced to sign the agreement or the chinese military was miles troops right on the border. the 1st classes with india began. first, the chinese cla

china bank stocks not joining the party. we have a coursing rate cuts and china as well.he moment. we have plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. >> the fact the fed moves aggressively gives a lot of headroom to both china and japan to moderate or in the case of china, cut monetary policy. >> china is moving to a consumption based economy. i think the consumption is the key. >> i think they're making the opportunity to really do what they did and take the playbook potentially, this could be huge, not just for china's market for the global economic strategy. >> they came out with a big positive surprise, so the market responded. the hedge fund moves fast. as the market rally, expectations are moving up. paul: some of our guests reacting to china's latest stimulus measures. china markets heading to lunch . risk on, the csi 300 up by 3.7%. on tra

china. but the third thing is you know defense production specifically and there -- we are moving in the right direction but really slowly. we are not producing enough of the weapons that we need to be an adequate deterrent. there is whole innovation and technology, but we are seeing in ukraine, how do we have enough weapons and fight the fight. we aren't going to do it. and the last piece that we are doing a terrible job of and convincing the rest of the world that this is a fight that really matters to them. and b, we are on the right side of that fight. we take for granted we are the u.s. and better than they are. we have a he mixed record over the course of the last 75 years. for a whole bunch of different reasons and walk into a different country. i am not being critical of how china uses economic coercion and death traps and abuses economic power for personal gain. if they start laughing. yeah, where have we seen that before? you guys, ok, back in the 1970's and 1980's. a little bit of

china has such a high weight in the msci china index, versus markets excluding china.omic factors in china, with that the housing market still with weakness and that leads to the strategist decision to reduce the weight on chinese equities. avril: a really disappointing earnings season in china, what are your takeaways and where we go from here? charlotte: the strongest signal we are seeing from the earnings season is consumption recovery is becoming more entrenched than we expected before. that is due to certainly the weakness in the housing market as well as confidence with the private sector. giving you some stats, the earnings on msci china index has fallen to the worst in five quarters. some of that is because before we have the strong support from the countries largest, but the eps growth for the june quarter is also the slowest since the last quarter of 2022 and that's because a lot of these big tech firms, the earnings growth is coming from consumer tech and with consumption being weak and confidence lagging, it's not looking good going forward to the rest of t

so that might, china is propaganda quite different from soft power from other countries. china research and former advisor to the strategy and go from the norm relations with china. catherine winding, you'll also raises concerns about the image shows chinese, the concepts that began just a year after chasing king became president. this decision came to power. he has on many occasions, took about how overseas chinese play. and he replies simple role. china's rise as a will power to make connection with the chinese theories for china back to send cultural troops in 2013 to other parts of the world. the 2 holes in ice chinese new year celebrations. and harnessing the chinese d. s. for propaganda purposes at home and abroad is a key function of china is now infamous. united front work department. it is quite well know now that the united framework department play a very major role in forwarding to see or is in fact, it was one of the main reasons the strategy introduced foreign influence transparency laws in 2018 under then prime minister malcolm turnbull, the most active state and politica

this is a default then china can be blamed. so if you're looking at these public private loans as a model, to what extent would african nations be beholden to china are yes . so the problem is that many african nations are facing an economic prices are facing high cost of living and high levels of use unemployment. so if they have the choice between for example, and i'm as the loan that always comes with often comes with harsh conditions, for example, tax increases or a rather condition free chinese loan then many countries would go for the chinese option. so of course, china and return expect something the loyalty of, of these african nations. so if it would come, for example, to, in a discussion about taiwan or a vote in the un general assembly, china would definitely expect african nations to be loyal. also for example, if this discussion on domestic issues in china like human rights abuses. so yes, but that's definitely this expectation. well, thank you so much for bringing up to speed there. that is mario miller and it can

russia, or even in this story china can have its vision and its cry , because let's not forget that chinapite of everything, at least before the full-scale war, also had a considerable interest in ukraine, first of all all this and metal and other resources that were purchased here, even they tried to privatize, they even privatized some enterprises, which, after all , were taken from them, so this is russia's complicity, or does china again want to offer something of its own, which is above all will be beneficial to his far-reaching, comprehensive interest? china has always, i repeat again and again and again and again, always pursued its own interests, i don't remember what you said about the territories that were taken, including by russia, from the chinese dynasty, that is, the dynasty what is the price of the price, but uh, they don't forget about it, they act right from there, a situation that everyone knows is to lie quietly on the river bank and wait for the corpse of your enemy to float by. they will mention it someday, because in the textbooks of chinese schools, all the territo

provide capital and also expand trade with china, and china invests in this field, the chinese are goods they import from africa and this is actually the main nature of the cooperation between the two sides, mr. emtinka, as you said, the meeting shows that china and african countries look at each other very seriously. let's talk about the view of african countries. first, about 30 years ago , there was only one country in the african continent, and china was its first economic partner. now the statistics show that the situation is completely reversed. china is the first trading partner of most countries in africa , and now america and european countries are the first priority of africa. they are not in africa limit reached now there are many historical factors. there are several historical factors. one of them is that china is not an actor willing to dominate when it is interacting with africans because many countries. that the nature of the interactions with the westerners created this and the westerners adjusted their relations with africa in such a way that the africans were always in