i think they will, i think leaders in beijing _ i think leaders in beijing definitely will.ing the pressure, manipulation they may get from their larger allies to the north. there are various _ larger allies to the north. there are various factors _ larger allies to the north. there are various factors at _ larger allies to the north. there are various factors at play, i are various factors at play, relations between china and taiwan, the semiconductor industry and the wider south china sea issue, is there a particular strategic priority that the us sees it has to tackle head—on? priority that the us sees it has to tackle head-on?— tackle head-on? another great question- _ tackle head-on? another great question- i _ tackle head-on? another great question. i was _ tackle head-on? another great question. i was in _ tackle head-on? another great question. iwas in hanoi - tackle head-on? another great question. i was in hanoi in i question. i was in hanoi in celebrating the tenth anniversary of the compressive relationship that was signed in 2013 and i said it then, we won't be

the broad stroke is that beijing has been offering both carrots and sticks.t is kind of consistent with beijing's taiwan strategy. >> this is incredibly clear the way you are expressing it, as always. let's jump in the issues of people who would be in taiwan looking to the sky and seeing so many warplanes from the mainland. i am wondering, what is china actually trying to achieve through this military harassment, which is how many see it? >> taiwan's defense ministry people definitely use the word harassment. there are two ways to interpret it. it happened over the weekend when jake sullivan was meeting with the chinese foreign minister emphasized the issue of taiwan being discussed during the meeting. at the same time, taiwan has an election coming. the progressive party, perhaps if the presidential candidate gets elected. that is going to further raise tensions. from that perspective, i think that this increase in frequency of the mainland to conduct military exercise, flying warplanes, is part of a warning. >> at this time, we are speaking about taiwan but

i think they will, i think leaders in beijing will. i think. leaders in beijing will.offsetting the sort of pressure, manipulation they may get from larger allies to they may get from larger allies to the north. .,, ., ,, they may get from larger allies to the north. ,, , ., ,, ., ., they may get from larger allies to the north. .. ., ,, ., ., , a london court has remanded 21—year—old terror suspect daniel khalife in custody. he is charged with escaping from wandsworth prison. the court heard he may have used bedsheets in his escape from prison last week. he was arrested in northolt in london on saturday. the bbc�*s anna foster was in court. there was a lot of very visible security on display when daniel khalife arrived at westminster magistrates' court. he was bought in a blue police van, one of the secure vehicles they use for terror suspects. that drove in flanked by police officers. when he appeared in the dock, there was a police officer either side of him. it was a short hearing, the charge was put to him, hearing, the charge was put to him, he sat quietly in the

beijing has a lot of choices in this regard. none of them are good.you want to start small and then sort of expand this program over time so as to not frighten markets? do you want to start with individual provinces or cities or individual debt instruments? but when you do that, you hypothetically expose those others that are not directly guaranteed to market risk. not an easy choice. or do you want to try to break the implicit guarantees in local governments by allowing a few of these to default? and then coming in with sort of a rescue package. these are uncharted waters, is what i would say. the kind of measures you are hearing so far,, they are very tiny, incremental steps along those lines. i think we will see a plan emerge in the next six to 12 months, but i think it would be a reactive incremental plan to , address this rather than something more comprehensive and proactive. panelist: i would just add, i think all of us are having deja vu because we have seen this happen before. go back to 2011, 2013, they're trying to get a handle on just the

yes, so going forward has with beijing. yes, so going forward then, _ has with beijing.w do they - has with beijing. yes, so going forward then, how do they do i has with beijing. yes, so going i forward then, how do they do that has with beijing. yes, so going - forward then, how do they do that in the coming months, especially when they look towards an election? it is really tricky- _ they look towards an election? it is really tricky. really, really tricky _ really tricky. really, really tricky. what we have seen in the uk in the _ tricky. what we have seen in the uk in the last— tricky. what we have seen in the uk in the last six or seven years, please — in the last six or seven years, please excuse the noise because we are at _ please excuse the noise because we are at the _ please excuse the noise because we are at the airport here in delhi. there _ are at the airport here in delhi. there is— are at the airport here in delhi. there is a — are at the airport here in delhi. there is a plane which i need to get in a few— there is a plane which i need to get in a few m

great to _ from beijing. our correspondent in hanoi. great to have - from beijing. with us, thank you. rising tennis star coco gauff won herfirst grand slam title playing at the us open. she's the first teenager to win the us open since serena williams in 1999. the 19—year—old battled back after losing the first set to her opponent, aryna sabalenka of belarus, sparking wild celebrations at the arthur ashe stadium in new york. gauff, seeded sixth, started slowly in front of an expectant home crowd, but grew in confidence to eventually wear down the second seed. live now to tennis journalist steph myles, who was at the big win in person earlier today. steph, talk to us about that moment when coco sealed the deal and became the first teenager to win the us 0pen since 1999. what was the atmosphere? well, it was extremely wild, as it has been much of the fortnight and especially with the roof closed. and 99.9% of the roof closed. and 99.9% of the fans were full in on coco gauff and the fact that she was able to navigate all of that, navigate an opponent he was just simpl

a few weeks ago, the secretary of commerce visited beijing to tend the soft power of american business in china. unfortunately, the prc had already targeted secretary raimondo with hard power, successfully stealing her official email in a cyberattack just weeks earlier. the extent that economic relations with china are deteriorating is because of president xi's watch. american and other foreign businesses are facing a state that increasingly expropriate its companies, steals intellectual property, hold workers inside apartment buildings, and focuses business leaders to attend communist indoctrination sessions. so the biden administration is uninterested in negotiating trade deals with our allies and partners, but it seems desperate to double down on trade with communist china. p.r.c. officials publicly mock secretary raimondo's efforts as, quote, doomed to fail and that china will never let down its vigilance. because of a few beautiful words from the u.s. this is hardly the only time the biden administration had tilted the windmills. liberty -- literally and figuratively. remember, th

he ties at the us, raising beijing's hackles strong ties to the philippines. provide washington with a chain of asian alliances that stretch from side korean, japan and the north to australia and the sides. scarborough sho figured prominently in a case the philippines took to the permanent courts of arbitration in the hague. it ruled in 2016. the china is claimed to most of the site china see had no basis under international law. china, it does not recognize the ruling in response to the philippines action, the foreign ministry in beijing reaffirm john his claim over the sho, pointedly referring to it by its chinese name. oriental long island is china is inherent territory. people know what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safe guards at territorial sovereignty and maritime rights. which right now is right situated close to shipping lanes, the transport over 3 trillion dollars of annual commerce control of the show to strategic for beijing. china has backed its expansive claims by building mounta

and minsk beijing is intensifying cooperation to preserve the biodiversity of the two countries.y of nature and environmental protection of belarus and the national forestry and grassland administration of china signed a corresponding agreement; all details are from our correspondent in china yaroslav danilenko’s agreement emphasizes that the chinese side, in fact, will properly protect two red book bison, which our country is transferring to china ; this is a gift from the president of belarus alexander lukashenko following a state visit to the middle kingdom in march of this year. by the way , it is already known where the migrants will live the signing of an agreement at the beijing wild animal zoo is a good occasion in the watch industry. in general, there is indeed a basis for work, and the fact of the transfer of bison confirms the interest in cooperation in the field protection of rare or endangered species of wild animals, as far as i know, you have a national authority. belovezhskaya pushcha park is a unique primeval forest known as the lungs of europe. belarus has exten

the chinese international fair for trade in services starts in beijing this weekend, the platform will bring together representatives of more than 70 states and international organizations, world market leaders will talk about their experience and present new products and technology details from beijing about yaroslav danilenko more than 2,200 companies are preparing for negotiations and offline discussions at one of the key industry events. this year, siftis will be held in the national conference and race show park of the chinese capital, 155,000 m². exhibition area and fairs. it will be divided into nine thematic zones, one of the main ones will be dedicated to financial technologies, for example, the areas of application of the digital yuan will be presented. this year there are three main events related to the financial services theme. the influence of sithis. has increased significantly over the years, to offer visitors the opportunity of digital yuan, a digital market will be launched in combination with various consumption scenarios, including fashion art and cultural tourism m

the problem is that beijing's tactics and beijing's actions are pushing american allies in this regionainst what they see as aggression. in a show of solidarity, australia held its first large—scale joint exercises with the philippines last week. they practised retaking an enemy—controlled island. and in manila bay, japanese and us navy warships sit side by side, ready forjoint drills. allied support has emboldened the philippines to speak out. really it is a david versus goliath issue, butjust like david, we will continue to pound and double down on the need to protect the resources which are important for the future of the philippines. the outcome of this dispute could have a profound impact here. where once their future was determined by ocean currents, now it may depend on the resolve of world leaders. laura bicker, bbc news, palawan. i was joined now by collin koh, a senior fellow at the institute of defence and strategic studies at nanyang technological university in singapore. he explained what is at stake in this territorial dispute in the south china sea. this is about and _ t

the japanese embassy in beijing says visa applications have remained steady. chinese media has toned down its criticism of japan lately, so it may not have a huge impact. meanwhile flights between china and japan still aren't back to pre-pandemic levels, so tickets are expensive. that cost is probably the main reason why some people are choosing to go elsewhere. many chinese tourists are trying to find the most bang for their buck, and right now that's not japan. >> now, speaking of that, china's economy has been sluggish lately. do you think that will affect how chinese people spend their holidays? >> well, possibly. spending was down during every other holiday this year. consumer spending has been falling for some time. the job market is weak, and some companies have cut salaries and bonuses, so consumers are increasingly thrifty. many chinese are still reluctant to spend money on luxuries like overseas vacations. how much people spend domestically during the holidays were the key to predicting the future of the world's second largest economy. >>> ahead of c

he ties the us, raising beijing's hackles strong ties to the philippines. provide washington with a chain of asian alliances that stretch from side korean, japan and the north to australia and the sides. scarborough sho figured prominently in a case the philippines took to the permanent courts of arbitration in the hague. it ruled in 2016. the china is claimed to most of the site china see had no basis under international law. china, it does not recognize the ruling in response to the philippines action, the foreign ministry in beijing reaffirm john his claim over the show pointedly, referring to it by its chinese name. oriental long island is china is inherent territory. people know what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safe guards and territorial sovereignty and maritime rights. which right now is right situated close to shipping lanes, the transport over 3 trillion dollars of annual commerce control of the show. the strategic for beijing. china has backed its expansive claims by building mi

also coming up the tensions between china in the philippines, beijing laying claim to territory in the south china sea. the reaction from manila that belongs to us. so what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safeguards and territorial sovereignty and maritime rights, which right now is right for to our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today inside the us congress, which is once again the scene of a showdown, leading to a shut down. the clock is ticking this weekend on saturday at the stroke of midnight. the us government will grind to a halt and attempt on friday to get a stop gap funding bill pass. it didn't make it. now, this is about more than ball makers missing a deadline. this is about political dis, function. republicans willing to compromise against republic. republicans right wing republicans refusing to bend on any of that and this is also about numbers. a republican supported bill in the house of representatives would most likely not survive in a

he ties of the us, raising beijing's hackles strong ties to the philippines. provide washington with the chain of asian alliances that stretch from side korean, japan in the north to australia and the sides. scarborough sho figured prominently in a case the philippines took to the permanent courts of arbitration in the hague. it ruled in 2016. the china is claimed to most of the side china sea had no basis under international law. china does not recognize the ruling in response to the philippines action, the foreign ministry invasion reaffirm john his claim over the sho, pointedly referring to it by its chinese name. oriental long island is china is inherent territory. people know what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safe guards, it territorial sovereignty and maritime writes, which, right. i entre situated close to shipping lanes, the transport over 3 trillion dollars of annual commerce control of the show to strategic for beijing. china has backed its expansive claims by building man made mili

now they have a new president who according to beijing is doing the u.s. bidding to instigate tensions in the region. so underlying concern here out of all this is the chinese military is now going to abandon their manmade island. so how does anyone including the u.s. stop and change chinese behavior short of a war. >> yeah, just another data point in what have been increasing tensions between washington and beijing, something that we'll continue to cover in-depth here because we love having you on live from beijing. thanks very much for being here. >>> all this as president biden hosts leaders of 18 pacific islands at the white house monday with the aim of curbing chinese's growing influence in the region. >> like our forbearers during world war ii, we know a great deal of history of the world will be written across the pacific over the coming years. and like them, we owe it to the next generation to help write that story together. >> max foster is joining us now live from london to help us understand a bit more about this. max, always great to have you.

the pricing and supply of cars to the competition council and the government emphasized that the beijing international trade and services exhibition with the participation of 100 countries, including iran , was held in beijing. computer culture and tourism, health and the environment have been shown. peker international trade and services exhibition is considered one of the largest trade and service exhibitions in china, where the world's top 500 companies are present. iran's national exhibition will be held for the second year. bakhtiar safir republic islamic iran in china says that for the first time iran has directly supplied iranian goods to the trade base for chinese consumers , especially after the 19-episode issue and the removal of blackness in china, the nature of the possibility of communication between different countries and different companies in the world. 2,200 domestic and foreign companies are holding beijing services, one of the largest platforms in china for the implementation of the open door policy . usually, countries and large companies tend to attend this exhibiti

that is john speaking to us from beijing.es to decouple from china are up risk to healthy competition and global automotive supply chains. he spoke to us about the eu's investigation into chinese subsidies for vehicles. >> were not financially where, we -- we have fundamentally good business that has grown in china over the last 10 years and we are continuing to invest in china to make sure that we bring the product that chinese companies -- customers are expecting from us. it is important in these types of discussions to not forget what has made us so successful over the last decades, it has been opening up markets, free trade and free competition, but also a level playing field. as long as all of those frameworks are in place to make sure that we can do business in a sensible way we are not worried. >> we have and eu inquiry into chinese car imports. don't you expect beijing to react with countermeasures? >> we will see how this plays out, and what comes out of that. we like to remind people that open markets is what drives

of... over the probe during a meeting with block's trade commissioner in beijing.brussels announced a probe earlier this month, it accused the world's biggest ev producer of flooding global markets with electric cars that had unfairly low prices thanks to huge state subsidies. the investigation could see the imposition of cuitive tariffs on chinese evs to protect uh european carmaker. china has described the plan. as protectionist warning that such investigation could harm economic and trade relations between beijing and brussels. now in the wake of a string of natural disasters striking muslim nations across north africa this month, aid and humanitarian is remain underway. now the world's biggest, now the world begins to hear horrific stories from some of the many victims as bodies are still being covered. robert cutta takes... look at the devastation in morocco and libya. the muslim world has dealt with its fair share of natural disasters over the years, but few would have expected to see the sheer scope of devastation caused by a week of horror across north afri

during a meeting with the block's trade commissioner in beijing. brussels announced the probe earlier this month. it accused the world's biggest ev producer of flooding global markets with electric cars that had unfairly low prices thanks to huge state subsidies. the investigation could see the imposition of. tariffs on chinese evs to protect european car makers. china has described the plan as a protectionist warning that such investigation could harm economic and trade relations between beijing and brussels. iran's intelligence ministry says it has thoughted the terrorist plot aimed at setting off 30 simultaneous explosions in the capital tehran. the ministry's agents have arrested 28 terrorists. in several operations, they were affiliated with a daesh terror group, some of them had acted in kahoots with takfiri elements in syria, and some others operated in afghanistan, pakistan and iraq's kirdistan region. according to the intelligence ministry, the terrorist modus operandi was by far more complex than the ones used by ordinary takfiri groups.

for ministry says the united states is a true empire of lies after the us state department accuses beijing of manipulating global media and heavy rains reactic in the northeastern united states, leaving parts of new york city underwater, motorists are stranded and flooded streets. you're watching pr news, this is a live broadcast from tehran, i'mruz najafi, welcome, israeli forces have killed a young palestinian man and injured another one in their fresh attack in the occupied west bank. according to palestinian media, regime forces ambuched the young men and open fired their vehicle in the city of albeera. one of the victims identified as muhammad romaman. has succumed to his injuries. hamastant says that romana and his companion were its members. it said in the statement that he was hero who was killed while trying to defend the freedom of palestinians. palestinian media also reported confrontations between israeli troops and protestors in different areas in the west bank, notably in the city of total. in the area, palestinian youth was injured by israeli fire. today palestinians observe

foreign ministry says that the us is a true empire of lies after the us state department accused beijing of manipulating the global media. now pardon, okay, it seems like that's the wrong uh. here we go, now the un investigation committee probing israeli occupation of palestinian land has called on all world countries to take immediate measures to bring israel's violations to an end. the call was made by the un independent international commission of inquiry is that the israeli occupation is illegal under international law, adding illegal actions require legal consequences for israel to put an end to those acts. the committee said israel has violated and is still violating. the right of palestinian people to self-determination through its long-term occupation, settlement and annexation of palestinian territories for decades. a report comes as israel has been defiant of international calls to bring its atrocities and occupied territories to an end. palestinian resistance factions have organized the rally in the bloccaded gaza strip, marking the 23rd anniversary of the alaxa intafada. also

chinese foreign minister says the us is a true empire of lies after the us state department accuses beijing of manipulation of global media and heavy rain greek havik in eastern united states leading parts of new york city und water with motor stranded and flooded streets. hello everyone, you very warm welcome to press tv world news. now top story, the un investigation committee, hoping israeli occupation of palestine land has called on all world countries to take immediate measures and bring israel's violations to an end. the call was made by un independent international commission of inquiry. it said israeli occupation is illegal under international law, and illegal actions require legal consequences for israel to put an end to those acts. the committee said israel is viol and is still violating the right of palestinian people to self determination through its long-term occupation, settlement and annexation of palestinian territories for gates. report comes as israel has been defiant of international call to bring its atrocities and occupy territories and end. palestine resistance faction

and another system will bring wet weather in beijing. that's all for me. stay safe. >>> and that concludes this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. sompo japan president will step down to take responsibility for the insurance giant's links with a used car dealership that's been accused of fraud. >> translator: i deeply regret that our company has significantly undermined trust in its non-life insurance business from customers and society. >> big motor was a sompo client that allegedly inflated customers bills by cars brought in for repair and later cut ties after the scandal emerged. the financial services agency has been investigating how he responded to the big motor scandal. the executive has said he sought to resume a partnership with big motor after learning about the possible fraud. >>> and japan's leading precision equipment maker, canon, has appointed its first female board member. it has been under pressu

minister said the united states is a true empire of lies, and that after us state department accused beijing of manipulating global media. heavy rains we can have in northeastern united states, leaving parts of new york city underwater with motorists stranded in fladed streets. hi everybody, you're watching pr news, this is a live broadcast from our tehran headquarters on behr najafi, welcome, a un investigation committee probing the israeli occupation of palestinian land has called on all world countries to take immediate measures to bring israel's. violations to an end, the call was made by the un independent international commission of inquiry, it said that the israeli occupation is illegal under international law, adding that illegal actions require legal consequences for israel to put an end to those acts. the committee said that israel has violated and is still violating the rights of the palestinian people to self-determination through its long-term occupation, sellment and annexation of the palestinian territories for decades. israel has been defined of international calls to bring i

foreign ministry says that the us is a true empire of... lies after the us state department accuses beijing of manipulating global media, and heavy rains riconnavic northeastern united states, leaving parts of new york city underwater with motors stranded and flooded streets. it's 8:31 p.m. here in terran, you're watching press tv news, i'm, it's good to have you with this. israeli forces have killed a young palestinan man injuring another one and their fresh attack in the occupied west bank. according to palestinian media, regime forces ambushed a yar man and open fire at their vehicle near the city of aldera, the one of the victims identified as muhammad romani has suck to his injuries. says that he and his companion were its members, they were heroes and were killed while trying to defend the freedom of palestinians. the palestinian media also reporting confrontations between his wordy troops and protestors in different areas of the west bank, notably in the city of tolk. in ariha, a palestinian youth was also injured by israeli fire. today palestinians observe a general strike and ramal

the european union is very clear about what it wants from beijing when it comes to the russian war in ukraine, just like the representatives of the united states of america themselves, for almost two years now years of open russian aggression in ukraine, call on china to clearly use its influence with russia in order to achieve what china considers desirable, that is, on the one hand, for example, there are very favorable reviews that china obviously expressed his dissatisfaction with the rattling of nuclear weapons on the part of russia and such statements on the part of moscow have quieted down a little, so to speak, on the other hand, china shows signs of symbolic support for russia, when, for example, where the chinese leader xijin pinen came to moscow on a state visit, when he called the russian president his friend, when he emphasized that russia and china cooperate and that there are no limits to this cooperation, they call it a problem and a contradiction with what china declares when it declares when he calls himself a force advocating for peace in the world, well, actually,

trade and services exhibition with the participation of 100 countries, including iran, was held in beijing in this new exhibition. the most achievements in various fields, including telecommunication, computer, culture, tourism, health and environment, have been displayed . peker international trade and services exhibition is considered one of the largest trade and service exhibitions in china, where the world's top 500 companies are present. national iran this exhibition will be held for the second year. bakhtiar, the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran in china, says that for the first time, the iran project has directly supplied iranian goods to the trade base for chinese consumers. in china, nature provides the possibility of communication between different countries and different companies of the world better than in the past. 2,200 domestic and foreign companies are holding the beijing trade and service exhibition, one of the largest platforms in china for the implementation of the open door policy, usually countries and large companies. they want to attend this exhibition bec

minsk beijing state private partnership. has shifted to the first component, many investment projects are implemented under the guarantee of the governments of the two states, strategic even with the aim of a new format of cooperation is at least on commercial channels, that is, where chinese investors or a belarusian partner will not rely on government guarantees, but will implement their investment projects on a commercial basis, that is, calculate business plans in terms of future benefits, but no doubt. it is not for nothing that belarus, russia and china are strategic partners, including within the framework of the trio without a doubt. this cooperation is a priority for the republic of belarus to work together effectively and profitably. cooperation between china and the eurasian countries, the five, the trade agreement between the eu and china entered into force in the fall of 2019, the relationship was tested for strength and pandemics and world turbulence, remember 2020 and 21, when trade between most states sank a

uk prime minister rishi sunak has warned the chinese premier of his "significant concerns" about beijing's interference in democracy. it follows the arrest of a parliamentary researcher on suspicion of spying. you are watching bbc news. ukraine has little more than 30 days left of fighting before the weather hinders its counter—offensive, the top—ranking us military officer says. speaking to the bbc, general mark milley said colder conditions would make it much harder for ukraine to manoeuvre. it comes as kyiv was attacked by russian drones early on sunday and debris fell in several districts, ukrainian officials say, but no casualties were reported. at least ten explosions were heard in the capital and air raid sirens signalled that residents should take shelter. let's go live now to kyiv and speak to our correspondent paul adams. before to our correspondent paul adams. we talk about ti wa nt before we talk about the fighting, i want to talk about this agreement in delhi, which is not strongly worded, about the war in ukraine. doesn't criticise russia, sergey lavrov has welcomed it and ca

we saw the regime in beijing for what it was. and i still do. >> china is the greatest strategic and arc -- economic threat of the united states of america and the 21st century. we must meet that threat with american strength. the truth is communist china is playing to win by any means necessary. and china is our arrival. china is our economic adversary. whether or not try to our enemy depends on choices the american people will make in leadership for our country over the next four years. over the course of our administration, we changed the national consensus on china. under our administration, we met china's military provocations in the western pacific with the largest increase in military spending since the days of ronald reagan. we were the first country to sanction chinese leaders for building concentration -- concentration camps and for undermining democracy and in the wake of that address, i had the privilege of given in this very place, we stood up years proposed historic tariffs that brought china to the negotiating tabl

he joins us out from beijing. victor, beijing is arguably birth john young and moscow. his principal, patron china, is the biggest trading partner of both countries and has been viewed at times as a gatekeeper of thoughts that need to north korea. did phasing have a hand in this meeting? the 1st of all russia and k share a schultz ought to come and boulder. therefore these 2 adjacent countries to each other and under russia and the former soviet union has been the support to an ally of the dock a ever since its inception. ink 1947, so it's not surprising that tall russia now wants to further increase cooperation with dpi, k, as far as china is concerned, child does not have a role to play, inc, the increase in the bilateral relations that cooperation between russia and d. b. i k, i tall, it's completely a joint decision by these 2 neighboring countries. secondly, they do have a lot to talked about because in more recent time, you may know for sure are ok. now the south korea provided with as to the create insight, i guess, drawn opposition like it by russia. russia fron

another thorny issue concerns the possible implications of beijing. we bumped on teeth spinal, which funded europe and companies figure could lead to regular business activities, being labeled as s b in us. let's take a listen to how the e u trade commissioner expressed those concerns as a new phone number, the relation slope on i'm day if it's empty is spent as low autoplay consent of our business for minute d a is that i'm.

another thorny issue concerns the possible implications of beijing. we bumped on teeth, spinal, which funded europe and companies figure could lead to regular business activities, being labeled as s b in us. let's take a listen to how the e u trade commissioner expressed those concerns as a new for them, the relation slow on updates, empty espionage, low autoplay consent of our business for minute d a is that i'm be good at the loss of too much room for interpretation this means you'd have being companies struggle to understand is that a compliance obligation? and that's the fact that significantly decreases business confidence. and that there's new investments in a china and dw correspondent revenue birchwood has been following those talks from brussels, where she caught up with the used former trades commissioner, phil hogan. she began by asking him for his assessment of what appears to be a heart and the e u stops towards china. and there's always a backdrop to this is the fact that we have a very open single market into your opinion. of course, as

stand off in the south china sea ships from the philippines and china have increasingly faced off as beijing assessed its dominance in the region. manila has sought to boast of support for its defense, its latest move, signing, a strategic partnership with the strategy a. and we also have that important security issues where we have common views about the need to uphold international law and astray. his position on that will continue to be consistent as we have all was vain including recently of issues relating to the south china sea. and that to have friends like you and partners like you in that then that's why, especially on that subject, is a very gratifying and encourages us to continue down that path. so we thank you for that. china claims sovereignty over nearly all of the south china sea, cutting into territory that spain internationally recognized as part of all the countries, including the philippines, reported. confrontations have been on the rise with the philippines accusing chinese vessels of illegal and dangerous maneuvers, including using wars, a cannon, and directing militar

so beijing thinks it is the eu's fault.s more important is the background information in 2021, the eu and china suspended the eu investment act which is a major setback to trade between china and the eu. the reason for that is eu regards china's behavior is a concern for them. haidi: our shanghai bureau chief there with the latest on the eu china relationship. shery: coming up japanese video game studio is planning to reach a wider audience by expanding their smartphone game line. will hear from coo of capcom next this is bloom. ♪ schedule one for y ou... or the whole crew. plus, they're free. really? healthier is getting a flu shot on your schedule. cvs. healthier happens together. oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪ only the new sleep number smart beds let you both sleep at your ideal level of comfort. booking.com, booking.yeah your sleep number setting. and now, all of our new next gen smart beds have temperature benefits. save $400 on the

ministry says that the united states is a true empire of lies after the us state department accused of beijing of manipulating the global media. hello everybody and very warm welcome to press tv world news. now new footage has been a release showing a us military convoy allegedly transporting looted syrian oil to iraq. a video dates back to september 26th and was released by cradle online news magazine says dozens of tankerers passed weekly in convoys transporting smuggled syrian oil accompanied by us warplanes and helicopters. according to the cradle, syrian oil is transported site in airbel, there the oil is emptied into other tankers that carry it to us base at assad in ambar province. us military is stationed its forces and equipment in northeastern syria with the pentagon claiming the deployment is aimed at preventing the oil fields in the area from falling into the hands of daesh terrorists. mascus though maintains deployment is only meant to plunder syria's natural resources. palestina resistance actions have organized rally in the blocka strip marking the 23rd anniversary of the al-aqs

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meeting with the block's trade commissioner in beijing. the month, it accused world's biggest ev producer of flooding global markets with electric cars that had unfairly low prices thanks to huge state subsidies. investigation could see the imposition of punitive tariffs on chinese. evs to protect european carmakers, china describe the plan as protectionist warning such investigation could economic and trade relations between beijing and brussels. that's a rap here on tv everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. c'est l'indépendance, l'armée a libéré le pays, nous sommes libres. france purchased these territories and they have owned the territories in terms of the central banks. i think the financial success is dependent on whether the government represents the people. named after the longest river in the world, it's now become the largest e-commerce company on the planet. it started as a book seller at discount prices, but grew so much to help almost everything through breaching rules of the game. watch and hear more about am

also, this is one of beijing's concerns. china certainly does not want russian assistance to north korea, increase the likelihood of any of those scenarios, that kim would, it's fundamentally destabilizing. maybe putin is crazy enough not to be concerned about that. the far east, there's some interest in it but russia is eurocentric, to have an ally causing trouble in the region might be a benefit to him but during the cold war, the classic textbook patron client relationship model is the patrons did not want to their clients causing trouble for them. that would be the limiting factor on just how strong, north korea is not paying for any of this either. and i don't see russia in any type of welfare handouts. they have a bunch of airplanes or naval aircraft. >> go ahead. finish. >> it is interesting, the satellite program. when you stop to think about the options available, one, that they would help them address whatever is going wrong with the boosters, 2, that they would give them a rocket that works and north korean satell

beijing's phrase is that this is about a cold war mentality. this is not a cold war. we talk too much about a cold war. but i think he means that he hopes that the us has a presence here and in his words he said the united states as a pacific nation and we will stay that way. pacific nation and we will stay that wa . �* �* �* , that way. the bbc's asia-pacific - that way. the bbc's - asia-pacific correspondent asia—pacific correspondent laura bicker in hanoi for us. thank you very much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news: two foreign aid volunteers were killed in a russian missile strike in eastern ukraine on saturday, kyiv confirmed. their vehicle had suffered a direct hit, flipped and caught fire as it drove towards bakhumt. the workers were identified as spanish and canadian citizens. a german and swedish national were also injured in the attack. french president emmanuel macron is in bangladesh after attending the g20 summit in delhi. the visit is the first by a french presiden

>> i think it was important that he came here to beijing. to many people's surprise, beijing announced the investigation into subsidies for electric cars, he has, while he was here in beijing, said the eu will be more. -- more folks will -- more forceful in protecting its trade rights. the vice premier said the eu should act with caution. that the european union -- keeping its markets open would be good for europe and china and climate change and cooperation across the board. china has not signaled what it might do in retaliation if the european union were to take sanctions or put tariffs in place. but i think the impact of any tit-for-tat would be quite huge for both europe and china. haidi: i guess my question is given the domestic challenges, are we seeing any kind of change in the rhetoric? and a softening in the rhetoric from beijing and perhaps having less leverage when it comes to needing foreign investors? >> i think there's been a real effort to try and instill some confidence in multinational foreign investors, foreign businesspeop

ding hang is a political commentator and radio host who joins us from beijing.s, in this case vietnam being that country. um, now obviously there's a dispute that uh is in the works here, which uh covers the spratley islands and the parasol islands, so that's on the one hand, of which there has been speculation about some kind of conflict maybe breaking out with china, but i think the us has bigger plans uh than just that uh when it comes to this possible deal. tell us first of all your impression of this deal and uh how the us is adding another country with a what appears to be a massive arms deal, at least in terms of these two countries is the biggest one in their history. well, i think first of all, it is an open secret. that the us military industrial complex, let's put it in this way, represents a big shadow in washington's foreign policy, that's true in any administrations era, and so more regional tensions elsewhere are of course in the interest of the us military industrial complex, because as a result they will gain from this, they will get access to m

— beijing's standing as it goes into these conversations? well, you're riaht these conversations?ations? well, you're right to point _ these conversations? well, you're right to point out _ these conversations? well, you're right to point out that _ these conversations? well, you're right to point out that it _ these conversations? well, you're right to point out that it is - these conversations? well, you're right to point out that it is in - right to point out that it is in large part the economic slump in china that is compelling beijing to reach out to seoul and tokyo and try to make pick up work they left off backin to make pick up work they left off back in 2019 on hammering out some kind of comprehensive trilateral free—trade agreement. that seems pretty ambitious now. this meeting is taking place at the deputy minister level. that's where a lot of the hard work typically gets done. it remains to be seen. they'll get an agreement on an agenda that would clear the way for trilateral among the leaders. a second powerful force is the camp david summit, where the us, japan and

minsk and beijing are intensifying cooperation to preserve the biodiversity of the two countries.inistry of nature and environmental protection of belarus and the national forestry and pasture administration of china signed a corresponding agreement; all details are from our correspondent in china yaroslav danilenko. the agreement emphasizes that the chinese side, in fact, properly will protect two red book bison, which our country is transferring to china; this is a gift from the president of belarus alexander lukashenko following his state visit to the middle kingdom in march of this year. by the way , it is already known where the migrants will live in the beijing zoo of wild animals. the signing of the agreement is a good occasion in the field of watches. in general, there is indeed a basis for work, and the fact of the transfer of bison confirms the interest in cooperation in the field of protection of rare or endangered species of wild animals, to the extent i know you have a national park, belovezhskaya pushcha, a unique primeval forest known as the lungs of europe. belarus