strong reaction from bei'inu. ~ ., , very strong reaction from bei'inu. ~ . , .,~ very strong reactionr take on this? the significance in the | this? the significance in the philippines for both the us and china? . , philippines for both the us and china? ., , , philippines for both the us and china? . , , , china? certainly seeing my military activity _ china? certainly seeing my military activity by - china? certainly seeing my military activity by the - military activity by the chinese. i think what has been happening as well is that the chinese _ happening as well is that the chinese have been using the pocketbook to gain influence in the region and many countries are now— the region and many countries are now very dependent on trade with china — are now very dependent on trade with china and so it makes it very— with china and so it makes it very hard _ with china and so it makes it very hard for them to stand up to china — very hard for them to stand up to china and so i think we have seen. — to china and so i think we have seen. over— to china and so i think we have seen, overth

— some lost influence in africa from bei'inu? , ., , from bei'ing?eijing? the g7 economies have pledged $600 billion - from beijing? the g7 economies have pledged $600 billion of. have pledged $600 billion of infrastructure development by 2027 in the developing world including africa. i do not believe officially any infrastructure projects in africa by the g7 initiative have been officially launched but there is a capacity overreach issue. $600 billion is simply not enough for the biden administration of the g7 to accomplish its goals from the polynesian islands to asean to latin american countries. with that said, one day china may reach its own capacity overreach as well if it has not already post covid. thing is for sure, it is not going to gain friends. the west must deliver genuine projects rather than talking points but also the messaging needs to be improved in the us africa. trying to outcompete china, i think that message is wrong. africa deserves better. now, what is art and what is artificial and how does talent fit with technology? these