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it comes after us national security adviserjake sullivan, who is en route to beijing, touted the needtariffs when he met with canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend. as for canadians, well, this move might push up the cost of buying an imported car from china, but that's beside the point for the country's government, which is seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. china has a dominant position in the global electric car market. chinese evs account for around 60% of wordwide sales. there are more than 100 chinese ev makers, but only two are profitable — the rest are losing billions of dollars every quarter. we asked dilin wu from melbourne—based investment firm pepperstone for some reaction to the move by canada to penalise chinese ev imports. given the close relationship between canada and the us. i'm not really surprised. they align with the us policies on automotive issues, and right now tesla is actually the only chinese ev making its way to canada, and it's actually outpaced byd and mg last year to

us national security adviserjake sullivan has been in china for two days of talks with senior chinesetwo sides were hoping to settle a series of diplomatic differences. mr sullivan has been working with chinese foreign minister wang yi to set up a call between presidentsjoe biden and xi jinping. on wednesday the white house said both sides, "welcomed ongoing efforts to maintain open lines of communication, including planning for a leader—level call in the coming weeks." and on china's influence in the indo—pacific region, the white house said, "mr sullivan underscored the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait." well, its being reported on china's state broadcaster cctv that mr wang has told mr sullivans that "the key to the smooth development of china—us interaction lies in treating each other as equals." the fbi has released more details on the assassination attempt on republican presidential nominee donald trump. fbi officials said the gunman, thomas crooks, mounted a "sustained and detailed effort" to attack a major gathering before selecting the tr

it comes after us national security adviserjake sullivan, who is en route to beijing, touted the need with canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend. there was no immediate response from china but some predict the country could retaliate against canadian agricultural exports. as for canadians, well, this move might push up the cost of buying an imported car from china, but that's beside the point for the country's government, which is seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. michelle fleury reporting. the chinese embassy in canada has since responded to the tariffs, calling them a "typical protectionist" act in violation of world trade organization rules. it added the taxes would undermine the normal economic and trade cooperation between china and canada. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. more than 3,500 current and former staff of the fashion retailer next have won a six—year legal fight for equal pay. it's a victory that's estimated to cost the company more than £30 million. an employm

the us national security adviserjake sullivan has wrapped up two days of meetings in beijing with hisocused on trade and improving diplomatic ties. both sides agreed to a hold video calls between military commanders, an attempt to ease military tensions in the taiwan strait and the south china sea. the visit is the latest example of the biden administrations attempt to smooth the relationship with beijing. let's speak to dr monique chu, who is a china—us relations expert and lecturer in chinese politics at the university of southampton. welcome to you. but having on the programme. what been the biggest issues on the table in this two day visit and what has been achieved in your view? both parties have their respective concerns. for example, for beijing, they have really expressed their discontent with the us economic actors against china are such as a high tariffs on chinese made electric vehicles. washington on the other hand, have put emphasis on pacific allies. this remark was particularly important given the recent tensions on chinese surveillance planes entering airspace —— taiwa

national security adviserjake sullivan visit to china is both historic and meaningful.ent xi jinping and president biden in san francisco, prior to that event and even afterwards there has been a steady cadence of interactions between the us and china sides and what sieben's visit endorses is it is important to communicate. and his visit gives political space for the lower level agencies on both sides to continue to interact with each other. the issues are complex and they really spent more than just us and china to really affect the rest of the world.— rest of the world. jake sullivan _ rest of the world. jake sullivan is _ rest of the world. jake sullivan is in - rest of the world. jake sullivan is in china - rest of the world. jake | sullivan is in china and outlines this is an important issue for president biden. what issue for president biden. what is the best he can hope for out of these talks?— of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing _ of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing meeting - of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing meeting with | her

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help me, why is it for example that the us national security adviserjake sullivan seems to be so preoccupiedread alliance? volodymyr zelenskyy after the kursk operation, he said this shows that russia's redlines are crumbling, but thatis redlines are crumbling, but that is not the way it is seen in washington. help me, why is that? �* , ,, ., , that? let's face it, the us has been indispensable _ that? let's face it, the us has been indispensable with - that? let's face it, the us has been indispensable with me i that? let's face it, the us has| been indispensable with me to in a strengthening security but also in supporting ukraine. without us support it will be much more difficult. crosstalk. wh is it much more difficult. crosstalk. why is it that _ much more difficult. crosstalk. why is it that ukraine _ much more difficult. crosstalk. why is it that ukraine has - why is it that ukraine has become more and more convinced that people like jake sullivan do not want ukraine to lose this war where they actually do not want ukraine to go out an outright win the war? {iii not want ukraine to go