secretary of state antony blinken -- antony blinken who was talking with the deputy qatari prime minister, he would say that the nuclear deal is not dead, they reiterated today that the united states believes that diplomacy is still the best way to deter iran's nuclear aspirations. i would say if u.s. members of that your -- irania diaspora and the members of iran inside the country who have been protesting since september 16 with the death of mahsa amini, i would say a lot of people want the nuclear deal to be dead because they don't want the united states or anyone else to consider negotiating with the murderous islamic republic regime. today, talking to the secretary of state antony blinken with the deputy prime minister, didn't suggest that it was dead. laura: what is your assessment of the state of those protests in iran and how much life they've been given by the iranian footballers refusing to sing the national anthem? >> it so complicated because iranians are proper footballers. they really truly are. and i think that prior to these events there were some national pride about the

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antony blinken will be heading to china to follow-up up on discussions.resident biden said that it was in a kumbaya but they were frank with each other and two big takeaways was that he does not see a need for a new cold war and there is no imminent intent of an attack from taiwan on china. john: i interviewed the ceo of imax and he said that the fact that it was a massless photo opportunities sent a message to them at a time when we talked about the u.s. economy and the road ahead but are there economic incentives were both sides here to have an easy of tensions -- easing up tensions --of tensions? >> it is for china if you look at their economy because if you look at an new article, -- xi jinping is moving in a direction to try to open up the economy, saying it has better the economy and it is notable you took note of this moment because xi jinping has barely left china since covid and barely appealed -- appeared on signed -- alongside leaders lead alone not wearing a mask. when it comes to china's economy, the ascent that is for china to have better re

president biden says that he is sending secretary of state antony blinken to china in the coming monthsliz: edward lawrence live from bali. let's are bring in michael pillsbury, author of two books on china, foreign policy including "the hundred year marathon." he joins us in a fox business exclusive. michael, first, your reaction to all that was said between the two; namely, that president biden said we're going to compete vigorously with china without conflict. can that be accomplished? >> no, it cannot. this is the new example of wishful thinking, that somehow we can call our competition with china something like mcdonald's versus burger king or i get the bronze with, you get the gold in an olympic competition. it's not really what's happening. it's a global struggle for power, who will be the prime leader of the world. and a lot of it depends on economics, trade, investment, and that was not mentioned really today. janet yellen earlier talked about how she would not hamper u.s. companies in china, but basically the struggle for power is not changed by this effort to sort of reduce t

antony blinken is going to go to china early this year.and chinese officials basically being snubbed by this administration. i think one of the biggest examples is king gan, the chinese ambassador to the united states. he was named to the chinese communist party central committee, in line to become foreign minister. as am a bass door, the buy -- ambassador, the biden administration refused to meet with him. he felt he was snubbed, for no reason. this administration snubbed someone who may be china's next foreign minister. and this is a basic responsibility and i have to wonder like what's going on in the national security council and the state department if they can't perform this basic function. maria: well, i mean, fred, come on. every time there's a meeting the u.s. gets dressed down by their chinese counterparts. antony blinken keeps getting yelled at when he has these meetings. joe biden met face-to-face with xi jinping last week a of. he doesn't bring up important issues that matter to the american people, like the origins of covid-1

antony blinken, the secretary of state, the president both have events this will. we'll see what they have to say. the president is supposed to head back to d.c. in just about four or five hours. if he speaks, we'll have to speak before then. we'll see how this schedule plays out over the course of the next couple hours. >> please check in with us as you see more if you see him, hear him. obviously this is a crucial moment. thank you very much phil mattingly. "outfront" now the democratic congressman jim himes. he just led a congressional delegation to ukraine. and ben hodges, the former commanding general for the u.s. army europe joining me from romania, bordering ukraine. thank you both very much. so, congressman, let me start with you. the context we have is that the polish foreign ministry is saying that the missile was russian-made. ukraine also uses russian-made missiles, but there were a hundred missiles fired today. that's the context. and a missile hits four miles into nato territory. from your briefings, what have you learned about what happened? >> well,

hours ago secretary of state antony blinken told andrea mitchell that the u.s.d and strengthen ukraine's power grid. >> we are getting to ukraine what it needs to repair, replace, to make hr resilient its energy and electricity infrastructure. we also need to make sure to the best of our ability that ukrainians can defend that infrastructure. otherwise you get into a cycle where stuff is destroyed. we help them replace it, it gets destroyed again and that gets repeated. >> with us now to talk more about this is nato supreme commander admiral, always a pleasure to see you. i'm just wondering, and the secretary of state was talking about that. how can ukraine's infrastructure be hardened so that there isn't that rebuild, destroy, reconstruct, destroy pattern? >> secretary blinken is exactly right. it's a two-step move here. point one is we can -- as we rebuild, we can harden the installations. we can make them more resilient in the face of explosives. we have a lot we can do in that regard in the reconstruction. the second step in the move is increase the air defe

release of thousands of prisoners by the burmese military government is aware right spot but antony blinkentioned yet there is no sign -- cautioned that there is yet no sign myanmar is ready to engage with the national community. well-known opposition figures and foreign nationals were set free. the jailed british egyptian activist lr up was said to be near death according to his family that saw him for the first on thursday since a seven-month hunger strike. the activist said -- the activist's and said he is very thin. he is serving a five-year sentence for spreading a facebook post about police brutality. now it is the end of an era in u.s. politics. the speaker of the house of representatives nancy pelosi will step down as the top house democrat when republicans take control of the chamber in january. she was the first one ever -- woman ever to be speaker. she made an emotional speech to the house where she wanted american democracy was -- warned american democracy was fraudulent and must be defended. >> american democracy is majestic but fragile. we witnessed the fragility first 10 trag

secretary of state antony blinken has condemned what he has called north korea's dangerous and escalatoryh of ballistic missiles. the day began with north korea firing a barrage of more than 20 missiles, it's most in a single day, including one that landed less than 60 kilometers from a south korean city. the cell responded by scrabbling military jets wish fired three missiles over the disputed maritime border that lies between the two countries. pyongyang then fired back six more missiles and artillery ells. on tuesday, north korea warned that south korea and the u.s. would pay the most horrible prize in history if they continue their joint military drills. that was seen as a veiled threat from pyongyang about the use of nuclear weapons. here is the latest from soul. reporter: north korea has fired more missiles than it ever has in a single day before. the one we are all paying attentiono is someone that landed off the coast of south korea, because the north koreans have never actually before launched a missile that has landed off the south korean coast. it did land in international wate

those launches were described by us secretary of state antony blinken as dangerous and escalatory.or the joint military drills that the south and the us have been carrying out. both sides will know that their actions are potentially destabilising for the region — so why is it happening? here's our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. there are different perspectives on that. the north koreans have tested more missiles this year than ever before, with the total at well over 60. everyone is expecting an imminent nuclear test. that'll be the first resumption of nuclear testing since the failed diplomacy between mr kim and former president trump, a worrying indication of how far north korea's nuclear capabilities are moving, it is all about whether they can get the nuclear warheads that they test, the eighth test if they hold it, whether they can get those on missiles and the launches of these flurries of missiles are one interpretation. always an element of guesswork but one interpretation seems to be north korea showing how advanced their missile capabilities are that they can

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some of the world's top diplomats, including secretary of state antony blinken, shared similar concerns friday. the latest g 7 meeting in germany. the g 7 partners strongly condemned. the latest escalatory launch a ballistic missiles and the destabilizing effects they're having in the region. biden administration officials confirm they are still working on a diplomatic solution with north korea. >> but have other options ready to go or extended deterrence commitment is and includes a full range of our nuclear. >> uconventional and m defense capabilities. defense secretary lloyd austin put that commitment on full display thursday at the pentagon where his south korean counterpart, lee jung stop joined him and delivered a sharp warning to north korea against resorting to a nuclear attack result in the end of kim jong un regime by the overwhelming and decisive response of the alliance. north korea's foreign ministry called its recent military actions and appropriate response to joint u.s. south korean exercises. >> that biden administration officials say were planned long before the curren

it comes as the us secretary of state antony blinken has condemnded what he's called north korea's "dangerousatory" launch of ballistic missiles. on wednesday, north korea began firing a series of more than 20 missiles — its most in a single day — including one that landed less than 60 kilometres from south korea's city of sokcho. seoul said the missiles were an "effective territorial invasion" and responded by scrambling militaryjets which fired three air to ground missiles over the disputed maritime border that lies between the two countries. pyongyang then fired back — with six more missiles and a barrage of artillery shells. on tuesday, north korea warned that south korea and the us would pay "the most horrible price in history" if they continued their joint military drills — that was seen as as a veiled threat from pyongyang about the use of nuclear weapons. of course, we will keep you up to date with the latest. so do stay tuned to us for that. that is coming through on the new service in korea as well as from japan and south korea, as we have been saying. more than 150 children have di

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peaceful ukrainians show that putin is not ready for peace talks with ukraine , state secretary antony blinkenference at the summit of foreign ministers of nato countries in bucharest in likin said that the best response to russian aggression on the part of the allies would be to continue to resolutely support kyiv. while ukraine continues to win victories on the battlefield in the counteroffensive, we know the scenario under which president putin is working to freeze and starve the ukrainians to force them leave their homes lead to an increase in the cost of food and energy resources not only in europe but also in the whole world try to split our coalition president putin thinks that if he will raise the price to a certain limit the world will leave ukraine to its own devices why should we leave them to defend themselves coils his strategy has not worked and will not work we will continue to prove him wrong this is what i heard clearly from every country here during the summit in bucharest we know that supporting ukraine means accepting high prices for ourselves, in particular for european al

those launches were described by us secretary of state antony blinken as dangerous and escalatory.orth korea appears to be retaliating for the joint military drills that the south and the us have been carrying out. our correspondent in seoul isjonathan head. jonathan, escalating on both sides, an unprecedented escalation from the north koreans, but an unprecedented training exercise we are told from the americans and south koreans. both sides know these actions will destabilise the region so why are they doing it? ., ' it? there are different perspectives - it? there are different perspectives on - it? there are different perspectives on that. l it? there are different. perspectives on that. the it? there are different - perspectives on that. the north koreans have tested more missiles this year than ever before, with the total at well over 60. everyone is expecting an imminent nuclear test. that'll be the first resumption of nuclear testing since the failed diplomacy between prime minister kim and former president trump, a worrying indication of how far north korea's india capabil

about readiness for peace on fair terms, at that time russia responds however, secretary of state antony blinken said that the ukrainians will not be intimidated by the new shelling, and the united states insists that it will stand with ukraine as long as necessary, and all this boils down to what we hear throughout this summit and the preparations for it. in reality, it looks like russia is absolutely not ready. to the serious negotiations now ilya about the speech of volodymyr zelenskyi the following question today the ukrainian president addressed the leaders of the countries, namely which countries and laid out his peace plan what does it concern and what there was a reaction to the proposals of ukraine, the position is called attention to this speech, we know that volodymyr zelenskyi, the president of ukraine, was invited to come to this same event as well. he decided to address virtually, and in fact, these 10 points that he announced relate to how ukraine can accept peace, on what conditions it can to accept peace, in particular, this is the preservation of the territorial integrity of uk

the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has told the apec summit that the release of thousands ofe military government is a rare bright spot. but he cautioned there was no sign yet myanmar was interested in engaging with the international community. the amnesty marking myanmar�*s national day the uk finance minister, jeremy hunt, has announced tax rises and spending cuts — to bolster an economy that he says has already entered recession. two months on from a disastrous mini budget that dented britain's economic credibility, mr hunt outlined a $65 billion package to reduce government borrowing. this includes additional windfall taxes on oil and gas firms. 0ur political editor chris mason reports. it's not even eight weeks since we reflected on the last chancellor's big moment, which sent the markets into turmoil and brought down the prime minister. 55 days on, under the same governing party, and a colossal change of direction. now it'sjeremy hunt's turn. i now call the chancellor of- the exchequer to make a statement. jeremy hunt. in the face of unprecedented global headwinds, fami

those launches were met with anger from us secretary of state antony blinken, who said the launches weres" and "escalatory". the launches appear to be north korea's retaliation for the joint military drills that the south and the us have been doing. of course, we will keep you up to date with the latest information. and lots more on the bbc website if you want more in—depth analysis on that story. president biden has been speaking at a democratic national committee event in the past hour. referring to next week's midterm elections, he says americans must unite in opposition to political misinformation and lies as well as violence and voter intimidation. and he warned of a rise in republican extremism ahead of next week's midterm elections. here's a little of that television address. in this moment, we have to confront those lies with the truth. the very future of our nation depends on it. my fellow americans, we are facing a defining moment, an inflection point. we must with one overwhelming, unified voice speak as a country and say there is no place, no place for voter intimidation or p

those launches were described by us secretary of state antony blinken as dangerous and escalatory. to be retaliating for the joint military drills that south korea and the us have been carrying out. our correspondent in seoul isjonathan head. tell us more about today's actions. a, tell us more about today's actions. �* , . , ., actions. a smaller number of missiles and _ actions. a smaller number of missiles and yesterday - actions. a smaller number of missiles and yesterday watts was a record number of 23 in one day but these were ballistic missiles, one an intercontinental ballistic missile. this is the technology the north koreans have been working on for some time, producing longer and longer range missiles with the obvious, presume, intention of showing they could reach the continental united states eventually and they test these missiles in order to improve them so every test, we assume, is incrementally pushing north korea further along with its capabilities, this one missile appeared to go, at one point the japanese knowing it was coming their way, seem to fly overjapanese

the us secretary of state, antony blinken, says the release of thousands of prisoners by the burmeseght spot. but he cautioned there was no sign yet myanmar was interested in engaging with the international community. at least 21 people have died after a fire broke out in a residential building in a densely populated refugee camp in the gaza strip. it's thought the blaze began with a gas leak during a party. gaza's interior ministry said an initial investigation revealed that large amounts of fuel had been stored at the site. malaysians go to the polls this weekend but voter apathy could lead to a low turnout despite the main contenders being fierce rivals. the country's largest and oldest political party — the united malays national organisation, is hoping to secure a mandate at the polls. the country has been hit by years of politcal infighting and corruption allegations. ei sun 0h is a senior fellow at the singapore institute of international affairs. i asked him why this snap election had been called. there wasn't has been internal power struggle within the ruling party, that mea

those launches were described by us secretary of state antony blinken as "dangerous" and "escalatory"rea appears to be retaliating for the joint military drills that the south koreans and the us have been carrying out. stanton senior fellow in the nuclear policy program at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he's in seoul. great to speak to you, i know that we have spoken before about issues like this. ijust want to get your thoughts on the immediacy of all of this and what kind of missiles are we looking at?— we looking at? there is uncertainty _ we looking at? there is uncertainty about - we looking at? there is uncertainty about the i we looking at? there is - uncertainty about the types of missiles, but we have seen the north koreans launch more missiles in the past 2a hours and then launched in the entirety of 2019 which was their busiest missile testing yearin their busiest missile testing year in the past, so really, we're seeing a qualitative shift in the nature of north korean missile activity, and it is indeed destabilising the northern east asian region. accordi

after the visit of the us secretary of state antony blinken to manila a few months ago. year, after kamala harris's visits manila today. after kamala harris's visits manila toda . ., , _ today. something that struck me by what the chinese _ today. something that struck me by what the chinese leader _ today. something that struck me by what the chinese leader had - today. something that struck me by what the chinese leader had to - today. something that struck me by what the chinese leader had to say | today. something that struck me by| what the chinese leader had to say a few days ago at the apex summit, saying the asia—pacific is no one's back yard, yet consistently we are seeing american officials had out to southeast asia, aren't we? how do you think countries in this region like the philippines have to balance that? i like the philippines have to balance that? 4' like the philippines have to balance that? ~ , ., i: , ., , like the philippines have to balance that? ~ i: , ., that? i think it is a 50 shades of balance, that? i think it is a 50 shades of balance. as _

secretary of state antony blinken saying just today that the u.s. and nato are now sharing what they've learned with ukrainian officials? >> reporter: yeah, david. he said he was keeping the ukrainians constantly updated, giving them all the information. but he did underline that russia bears total responsibility. david? >> all right, james longman tonight. just outstanding reporting from kherson there, james, with your team. thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the developing headline. three u.s. border agents shot in a gun battle, and we have just learned tonight that one of them has now died. >>> and then later here, this ticketmaster fallout just got worse tonight involving taylor swift fans. gish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support yo

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. _ let's go to the korean peninsula now, where there's been a marked antony blinken has...ge of more than 20 missiles — its most in a single day — including one that landing less than 60 kilometres from south korea's city of sokcho. seoul said the missiles were an "effective territorial invasion" and responded by scrambling militaryjets which fired three air—to—ground missiles over the disputed maritime border that lies between the two countries. pyongyang then fired back, with six more missiles and a barrage of artillery shells. on tuesday, north korea warned that south korea and the us would pay "the most horrible price in history" if they continued their joint military drills. that was seen as as a veiled threat from pyongyang about the use of nuclear weapons. jean mackenzie has the latest from seoul. north korea has fired more missiles today than ever in a single day before but the one we have paid attention to is the one landing off the coast of south korea because the north koreans have never before launched a missile that has landed off the south korean coast and nor

president biden and antony blinken are going to china early next year to help resume collaboration onf issue including climate change. i think will have to wait and see. ed: we talked about the on camera relationship and off-camera statements. the reality is, in the background, the united states will allow allies to get on board. how do they go about committing allies to participate? reporter: two senior u.s. officials are expected to visit the netherlands this month to speak with the dutch counterpart on export control issues, although there is no deal expected. at the same time, american officials have repeatedly said in public that if allies do not come on board to align with the u.s. then the u.s. can ban the sales of foreign for production of meant that contains the smallest amount of american technology for china. there are in threats from washington -- implicit threats from washington, although right now we see is the biden administration wants allies to collaborate rather than be forced by the u.s. to go to that direction. caroline: later this week, we have nvidia with its num

we are hearing secretary of state antony blinken will head to beijing the early part of next year to continue this dialogue. haidi: curious about the tone when it comes to the war in ukraine given china's so-called no limits friendship with russia. he may not be there, but vladimir putin is top of mind and a big topic of discussion. stephen: absolutely. the war in ukraine and russia at the back of almost every single discussion i have had with sources and those with delegations here. as far as the communique which the g20 usually posts at the conclusion, needs to have some sort of consensus, and the g7 wants harder language condemning the war in ukraine. now, we're hearing from sources that perhaps a communique might actually be worked out. there might be compromises made. but to take out references to russia's war in ukraine. maybe it will just be war in ukraine. but according to sources they have agreed to essentially condemn any threats of the use of nuclear weapons in that communique. also xi jinping and joe biden did both condemn any threats of nuclear war so there was common gr

. >> are you joining antony blinken when he goes to beijing?have not received my invitation yet. >> if you look at paris, you sound optimistic that we are on the path to improve relationship. but do you see any movement on tariffs in the next year or so? >> i don't know about improve relationship, but i do want to emphasize, i am optimistic about the capability to manage important complex relationships. with respect to tariffs, i think it is part and parcel with the noneconomic practices concerns. we will continue to work on those issues. >> why do you keep the tariffs? >> why do we keep the tariffs? well, i am thinking about how far back to go in terms of the narrative of tariffs. the tariffs have been imposed under section 301 of the trade act of 1974. that is a trade enforcement statute. those tariffs are intended to be a rebalancing playing field leveling measure. if you recall, the tariffs that were imposed were at the conclusion of a lengthy investigation into chinese intellectual property rights abuses and forced tech transfer. challenge

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on top of that, secretary of state antony blinken will be going to china. some olive branches, but as president biden said, this is not kumbaya. they are obviously still fierce competitors on the stage. guy: talk to me about this meeting with president erdogan of turkey. there was some expectation it would happen, but very little warning it was happening. walk me through the logistics on that. how cordial relations between turkiye and the united states right now? annmarie: turkiye and the united states is a difficult one, because on one hand there is a lot of issues the u.s. and other allies take aim at in turkiye. they are a nato member, but they're as for hundreds. just announced another deal from russia. turkiye also wants to get its hands on the after teens in the united states. -- after teens in the united states. president erdogan has showed himself to be somewhat of a powerbroker given putin's invasion of ukraine. he was able to secure the continuation of that grain deal when just last month putin pulled the plug on it. it was the u.n. and turkiye ab

want to manage this relationship, keep up the commune occasion, and that now secretary of state antony blinkenbarbara in washington. _ continue the discussion. barbara in washington, thank _ continue the discussion. barbara in washington, thank you. _ on thursday, the chancellor jeremy hunt will announce his autumn statement. he's warned that we will all be paying more tax and that some of the cuts required are eye—watering. tens of billions of pounds are set to be clawed back, but exactly how to do that while trying to grow the economy at the same time isn't easy. our economics editor faisal islam is here. so what are some of the key issues facing the government? this is a very unusual budget — a type of rescue budget after a massive energy shock. this is how big — in 2019, the uk as a whole — that's households, companies and government — spent about £40 billion on its energy bill. this year, it's up fourfold, so £190 billion — that increase is basically like having to fund another nhs. that cost can't be shouldered by households and it's the government's job is to share the pain around — pai

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of communications open, and to that end president biden announced that his secretary of state antony blinken will be traveling to china in the near future to continue the conversations he started with president xi today. you know, u.s. officials have been planning for this big summit for months and months, and they really hoped the two leaders could land on common areas and themes and also that these open lines of communications could become more open. it will be weeks or months to learn if this summit was the beginning of real improvements in the relations. >> thank you so much. >>> let's get to some insights. leon panetta. leon, grateful for your time on this day. the key here is do these leaders understand each other? do they know each other? do they trust each other when things get dicey? listen to the prs of the united states describing this relationship. >> i found him as he's always been, direct and straight foofrmtd we were very blunt with one another, about places where we disagreed or where we were uncertain of each other's position. he was as straightforward as he has been with me

kip diplomat antony blinken is set to visit in the coming days and attend a world cup match while in the world cup matches are going to be dry events, sobering even. the host nation says no beer containing alcohol will be allowed at the stadium. that is a u-turn for qatar previously agreed for sales of the beer during the matches. cnn's amanda davis is here to explain. >> another day, another headline. and one that won't win qatar any new fans you suspect in certain parts of the world a new huge call with just 48 hours to go until the start of the world cup, a real embarrassment for world cup's governing body fifa and one of their biggest sponsors, budweiser. alcohol will not be sold to fans at stadiums. it will be served in hospitality areas and still at the fan fest, but inside the grounds it will be bud zero. this is a tournament that from the word go has challenged the norms, a world cup awarded in the midst of a corruption scandal, a first ever winter world cup to be held in the middle east in a muslim country. it is a very different story, the controversies, the concerns we've

prior to the meeting and the fact there is going to be a series of follow-up engagements between antony blinken counterpart and other cabinet members, with their chinese counterparts is encouraging. our two sides have not been talking at high levels for quite some time. partly due to covid, partly due to the overall tenor of the relationship. this improves engagement. i think that is positive. alix: great to see you. you have known xi for a long time. do we take what happened at ace value, do we trust this interaction? bob: as president reagan said, trust but verify. i would say this about president xi. i have known him since he was party secretary. he is a candid guy. he prides himself on being candid. he does not hold back. i think he probably told president biden what was on his mind. certainly made a big point on taiwan, of this being a redline. numerous other issues, i am sure he was quite lend. i think president biden was, as well. that is healthy. when i first went to china in the early 1970's, i was the party chairman -- he was the party chairman. he said, if we say everything is good a

we are expecting to hear from antony blinken, the us of- from antony blinken, the us of course are atbe the ukrainian aim overthe think that is also going to be the ukrainian aim over the coming months, to inflict attrition among the russians. i was sailed and whether attendance of the upper hand, they have better supplies of winter weather gear, they have higher morale, absolutely vital in winter fighting higher morale, absolutely vital in winterfighting when higher morale, absolutely vital in winter fighting when conditions are austere and hardship result is absolutely acute, and i think the russians are now throwing empty untrained forces into the fight, particularly in the east of ukraine, where people with minimal training are being thrown into trenches when it can be sub zero at night time, so in that sense, i think ukraine has the advantage. however, there is one caveat to my remarks, which is that we don't know how much of a success russia can make of mobilisation, and if it can use some of these enormous reservoir of manpower it has to generate offensive units in the spring,

president biden and antony blinken are going to china early next year to help resume collaboration ons of issue including climate change. i think we all have to wait and see. ed: we talked about the on camera relationship between president biden and xi, and then the off-camera statements with china's foreign ministry, but in reality, is that in the background, the united states has been trying to get allies on board to participate in technology export curbs. how do they go about convincing their allies to participate? debby: two things u.s. officials are expected -- two senior u.s. officials are expected to visit the netherlands this month to speak with the dutch counterpart on export control issues, although there is no deal expected out of this new round of talks. at the same time, american officials have repeatedly said in public that if allies don't come on board and align with the u.s. on the latest export control measures, then what the u.s. has in its toolbox is to ban the sales of foreign for chip production equipment that contains even the smallest amount of american technolo

we heard conversations are being held with the u.s., with antony blinken and south korea and the u.s.ing discussions. this comes about a day or two days after pyongyang threatened to take powerful measures of the u.s. does not hold the military drills underway with partners including south korea. let's get back to the markets now. the topic of twitter and what it looks like going forward. cathie wood says elon musk? subscription add model for twitter is a very smart move. she told us she thinks a social network could make a play in the digital wallets base. >> elon musk is our renaissance man, our thomas edison, perhaps. if you go back and look at how many projects these innovators were working on, you would be astonished, how did they do that? there are such people out there. elon surrounds himself with great business people. and engineers who want to work for him. he is solving the most challenging problems of the day, and they want to be a part of that. under his leadership. remember, he started in the payments industry. so we could actually see twitter -- we just started a public/

secretary of state antony blinken will be going to china to continue the dialogue. what is happening today is also very interesting. we are getting word that all of the leaders have agreed to a compromise in the closing communiquÉ. there was a threat there would be no communiquÉ because of the verbiage on the war in ukraine. it looks as though, and i have seen the draft communiquÉ, it has been confirmed as authentic by alterable sources to bloomberg news, they will take out the wording of russia's a war in ukraine, they will say the war in ukraine, dropping toward russia as a bit of a compromise. again, that has been a sticking point getting all 20 nations to agree to condemning outright russia's war in ukraine, but it has been at the backdrop of all of these discussions. dani: there is a lot domestically happening in china as well. we had weaker data coming in this morning but at the same time, euphoria in these markets over potential help to the property -- not potential, actual help to the property sector, easing some covid zero rules. xi meeting with other world

and saecretary of state antony blinken reaffirmed the united states support saying that the support willt as long as it takes. which is statement from the biden administration which some have received as being divided over what should happen in ukraine with the top u.s. general calling for diplomatic options with the resistance. certainly the ukraine issue will come up. the north korea issue will come up with the seventh underground nuclearxpected at anytime. and then of course the rising tenses with china which biden will be addressing directly with xi and talking with key u.s. allies getting input ahead of that crucial meeting. so busy agenda. president biden just left his hotel minutes ago and he will be arriving at the summit venue at the hotel you see behind me. and so we'll be listening for his remarks happening in the coming minutes. >> and will ripley there in cambodia, thank you so much. >>> and we'll get more perspective on the u.s. president's trip to asia next hour from aaron connelly, he is a senior fellow for southeast asian politics and foreign policy. so stay with us for

secretary of state antony blinken blamed russia for the pressure it was putting on ukraine.inian specialists want to join the investigation. mark: the black sea grain deal has been extended by four months to help some of the poorest countries in the world. ukraine's president called the extension a key decision in the global fight against the food crisis. the issue to establish a safe shipping corridor in the black sea to address concerns cargo vessels might carry weapons or be used to launch attacks. the u.s. house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi, the first woman to hold that influential post, revealed this thursday she is going to step down as the democratic leader in the chamber a day after republicans secured a narrow majority in midterm elections. pelosi, who is now 82, a liberal, of course, from california, says she will remain in congress representing san francisco in the house as she has done for 35 years. >> and with great confidence in our caucus, i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress. for me, the hour has come for a new g

secretary of state antony blinken and other top diplomats from the g7 are meeting in germany today to discuss support for ukraine. comes after the pentagon has confirmed active-duty u.s. military are deployed inside ukraine and have resumed on-site inspections to assess weapon stocks. this is air force brigadier general pat ryder. >> my understanding is they would be well far away from any type of frontline actions. we are relying on the ukrainians to do that and other partners to do that. we have been very clear there are no combat forces in ukraine, no u.s. forces conducting combat operations in ukraine. these are personnel assigned to conduct security cooperation and assistance as part of the defense attachÉ office. amy: on wednesday, the u.n. said some 14 million people have now been forcibly displaced since the february russian invasion of ukraine, calling it "the fastest and largest displacement witnessed in decades." in washington, d.c., a witness testified wednesday that the head of the far-right oath keepers militia tried to contact then-president trump four days after the ja

top representative antony blinken is expected to to visit.porters and expressed the migrant workers. and also said some the criticism of qatar was, quote, profoundly unjust and hypocritical. >> a feel as well, very much, for all of the fifa staff. for all of the supreme staff. for all the q2 q staff. all of the volunteers, brian here, all of the others. they are all here because they want to deliver to you, and to the world, an incredible football event. they're all proud to be here. i'm proud to have this fifa sign on my jacket. it's not easy every day and every day to read all of these critics for positions that have been taken 12 years ago, when nobody was there to watch us. it was there. and now everyone knows that we have to make the best out of it. and we have to make the best world cup ever. and doha is right, qatar is right, it will be the best world cup, of course, because the magical football, as soon as this ball rolls, people will concentrate on that. because that's what people want. >> well, mr. infantino also has a message for a