right now beijing can do this with impunity. why is beijing targeting this island to begin with? it is about trying to discredit the united states. it is a dress rehearsal for taiwan. they are doing it on a tiny model of taiwan which is this little island called second thomas shoal show -- second thomas shoal that is not because most of the world semi-conductors. that is not by itself a major geo-strategically important spot. what they are doing is try to demonstrate they can blockade, create a sense of futility and discredit the idea the united states is going to help not only the philippines but by extension taiwan. the philippines is a mutual defense treaty ally to the united states. we don't have a formal alliance with taiwan. beijing can basically demonstrate we are feckless over this little rock in the west philippine sea. it sends a pretty dire message about taiwan's situation. i think as i said in my opening remarks, beijing has already attacked to such a degree it should trigger our mutual defense treaty response if president marcos and i and a discussion with president

it was after my meeting with the warring parties that i came here to beijing.ng, of course, heard the reaction of europe and the united states to orban’s diplomatic efforts. and the way european officials were outraged by his trip to moscow, saying he didn’t ask for permission to negotiate in brussels, although should he? and how the bundestag called for depriving budapest chairmanship. in the eu council, in response, viktor orban said that peace cannot be concluded while sitting in a comfortable chair in brussels, so the visit to beijing, like friday’s to moscow, was organized in conditions of the strictest secrecy and confidentiality. despite the news that viktor orban will fly to china early this morning, there is no sign of any activity at the hungarian embassy in beijing. now it’s exactly 6 a.m. in the area, there seems to be no movement at all and no fuss. 13:45 beijing time. already at orbán airport will record a video message and a short line on social networks. next stop is washington, so in 3:00 missions he's looking at 4:0. moreover, tomorrow the nat

beijing will definitely not pressurize, beijing, it is not in china's principles to interfere in thenternal affairs of other countries, especially those suffering from military aggression, but it is obvious that... keen will help the parties come to an agreement, this is how the chinese works diplomacy, we see the same scenario in the middle east, where consultations are held with both sides and the opposition political parties of palestine are received in beijing to come to an agreement and have a political solution to the crisis. in ukraine, it is clear that currently, as they said, both sides, yes, the conditions are not ripe for a political solution to the conflict, therefore... the situation is more complicated, and therefore the work continues, and currently the fact that this meeting took place in the conditions of such a political crisis with of the 14th year between countries, this suggests that that a direct direct communication channel has been established, and we hope that the working meetings will continue, because this is the titanic work of our embassy in beijing and t

beijing is also hosting hamas delegations, bringing terrorists to beijing while that also been the number mitrione propaganda the medic support of iran, as it wages proxy war around the middle east. and then you can look to venezuela and venezuela is now threatening to invade its neighbor. beijing is significant sympathy to that approach. i just think it's 90 for us to think we're going to coax a leninist totality dictatorship to some kind of a cooperative relationship. but we should be talking to them at the leadership level. just very quickly on bridges point. we have fun a dispute on the role of ideology with beijing. i think it's a very important point even though there is a real politic kind of machiavellian imperial streak as well. the reason why ideology is important because it gives as clues into the vulnerabilities of china's strategy. i think we shouldn't ignore those signals and critical vulnerabilities. the last point i would make if i don't agree with you, bridge, on the idea that putin is worse than the soviet union was during the cold war. i mean, putin's army is like 2 tri

it is as if beijing supports russia in its war of aggression against ukraine. this is already causing diplomatic damage to china's image. so the country seeks to present itself as a peacemaker. china unveiled its 12-point peace settlement plan last year, albeit without diplomatic footholds, and this visit is an opportunity for china to demonstrate that it is committed to peace, and also to consolidate the success of diplomacy after the palestinian factions signed a path agreement in beijing the other day. ending the war in the gas sector. negotiations between them began at the beginning of the year in moscow, in april they came to beijing, in may china organized a large-scale conference of arab countries, where they put forward a proposal for a large international peace conference. the fact is that the role of chinese diplomacy is growing. china has good relations with the countries of the region, which it calls west asia, precisely at a time when the united states is focused on its own. domestic electoral problems look somewhat helpless there, and for china, w

, and not only beijing, i don’t even know in which offices he additionally visited what information hessed on to whom, but putin immediately went ahead and in parallel with his own the emissary rolled out the unseen... in general, this ultimatum applies to at least four of our regions, he did not even mention crimea. mr. antin, he is cutting off the possibility of retreat, and this is understandable. why, because this is the concept of a clique. putin is a furor, there is a clique near him. he may or may not be. it cuts off the paths for this clique to retreat. therefore, appropriate legal steps are taken from his point of view, but these steps are worthless from the point of view of the norms of international law, and that's all it's the same as taking paint and smearing fences is dirty, that's what these decisions mean, they have absolutely no legal force either internally or externally, moreover, one must understand that simultaneously making such... decisions and presiding over the un security council , it means, well, to put yourself under the guillotine, and it will be so, becaus

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it was 2023 and mahmoud abbas was on a trip to beijing.that trip, a very important thing happened, despite the fact that china's relations with the zionist regime were wide and deep, but the chinese announced that they would upgrade their relations with the palestinians to the level of strategic relations and strategic relations well, this was an issue that was met with a negative reaction from the western countries and anyway from the zionist regime, but after that the chinese targeting continued quite clearly. very interesting he is the one who strongly and clearly condemned israel's crimes . china openly supported what happened in the hague court in condemning israel. today, the chinese strongly and openly emphasize the formation of an independent palestinian state, contrary to tel aviv's opinion , and this set of actions has been implemented since the trip of the senior palestinian official to beijing until the meeting that was held in beijing yesterday, and 14 groups palestine agreeing to form a government of national unity, mr. wafai

beijing has advocated for a long time a multipolar world. we talked about a growing china/russia access. she and putin have met more than 40 times i believe. how are the findings of this report how did they fit in with the context of beijing's shipping relationship and growing partnership with these countries? more difficult place. the report does the hard work and answers the questions about why hong kong is not a place where it's business as usual anymore and it does that by showing just the extent and the nature of the illicit activities going on. i hope anybody that is going to pick up this report today and in the future realizes that the consistent arguments that we get out of washington and capitals around the globe, the human rights and the rules lost don't have implications for foreign policy are completely overturned because -- i wanted to say that but on the question at hand, beijing is going around and taking a page out of the u.s. and free world's playbook. when we think about alliances typically, we think about freedom loving, r

this indicates that if there was... a bilateral meeting, it took place in beijing.his means that meetings take place far beyond the boundaries of bilateral dialogue. now let's move on to what can be done for three days, three days, because, well, you can hold, let's say, three meetings and then come back, and what can you count on? well, firstly, if the calculation was for a sweet candy and the result, then no... mr. kuleba would go there, but the head of the yarmak office would go there, and everyone is writing and talking about it now, and it is true, that is, it is technological work that is being done there . now, what is the subject of this work, so why do you need three days and such a multi-echeloned, multi-layered journey? let's pay attention to what has been happening in the last two weeks in order to realize how much it has affected ukrainian-chinese, ukrainian-american, ukrainian-british, ukrainian-european relations, because here it is necessary look for an answer. and yes, the first thing, you remember, and we all remember, orban's trip, moscow, beijing

he went to moscow, kyiv and beijing, but two more remained - brussels and washington.e accepted in washington, he will not be tolerated in washington at all. under trump, it is possible, this mission can...continue, but only next year, after the inauguration on january 20, and as for brussels, he has already made a clear statement, we did not authorize you, you are traveling on your own initiative, violating consensus agreements on the part of of the european community, show me the mandate, orban, they told him in brussels, we didn't give you a mandate, but mark, here i am i would ask you to work a little as a pathopsychologist, that is, to understand what they have put in place. so to speak, in orban's pocket, that is, on the one hand, putin begins to chew his mantra about some papers signed in istanbul, it is not known who, he starts talking again, and we, we proposed in istanbul, let's go back to the istanbul ones seen there, agreements and so on, but on the other hand he releases medvedev, and medvedev very clearly summarizes everything that putin proposes, and we

orban, orban also flew around beijing, and not only beijing, i don’t even know which offices he additionallyisited, what information he passed on to whom, but putin immediately went ahead and, in parallel with his emissary, rolled out this unprecedented, in general, ultimatum, yes, regarding at least four of our regions, he did not even mention crimea, mr. antin, he is cutting himself off the possibility of retreat, and this is understandable. dare, but why, because this is the concept of a clique, putin is a furor, there is a clique near him, he may or may not be there, he cuts off the paths so that this clique can retreat back, there are relevant legal issues from his point of view visible steps, but these steps are worthless from the point of view of the norms of international law, and it's all the same, what to take... paint and smear fences are dirty, that's what these decisions mean, they have absolutely no legal force, neither internal nor external, more, it is necessary to understand that simultaneously making such decisions and presiding over the un security council means, well, put

this is the same plan that beijing formulated last year.e kiev western ones. ready to abandon the idea of ​​waging war to a victorious end. russia stands for a complete and final end to the conflict. we are talking about the complete withdrawal of all ukrainian troops from donetsk, lugansk people's republics, from zaporozhye and kherson regions. orban flew to beijing as if he was carrying out a secret special operation, just a secret one. preparations for the visit to moscow took place literally under a veil of secrecy. no conversations on the phone, everyone knows that everything is bugged even at the very top of europe. and the task. today , prime minister of india nadi will arrive on an official state visit, and the head of the government of the republic will be received by vladimir putin. this is the first trip of the head of the indian government to our country in five years and modi's first foreign visit since his recent reassignment. it is reported that the plane with the prime minister has already taken off for moscow. before this ,

with on the other hand, he could not do that, that is , orban was exiled, orban also flew around beijing, and not only beijing, i don’t even know which offices he visited in addition, what information he passed on to whom, but putin immediately went ahead and parallel with still rolled out as his emissary. this ultimatum, unprecedented in general, applies to at least four of our regions, and did not even mention krimli. mr. antin, he is cutting off the possibility of retreat, and this is understandable, and why, because this is the concept of a clique, putin is a furor, there is a clique near him, he, ah, maybe or it may not be. he cuts off the paths for this clique to retreat. back, there are appropriate legal steps from his point of view, but these steps are worthless from the point of view of the norms of international law, and it’s the same as taking paint and smearing fences is dirty, that’s what these decisions mean, they have absolutely no legal force no internal or external, moreover, one must understand that at the same time... to make such decisions and chair the un security co

peace mission 3.0 beijing. hungarian prime minister viktor orban holds a meeting with sidinpin. a hectare of forest is on fire, the nearest recreation centers are being evacuated, a forest is on fire in inal bay in tuapse, as well as irreplaceable assistants in the north military district zone, ilya ushenina at the production of kamikaze drones. supporters of the left celebrated the victory in the french parliamentary elections with fire, and this is also a family affair for us. today the famous names of the winners of the all-russian competition will become known. this program is in the studio today dmitry zavoisky, hello. fsb officers stopped try. hijacking of the tu-22 m3 strategic bomber to ukraine. according to the department, kiev intelligence tried to recruit a russian military pilot and promised him italian citizenship $3 million if the plane was delivered to ukraine. wrote to me on telegram, somehow unknown, no morals, no ethics, immediately started threatening my close relatives, demanded to set fire

after trips to kiev, moscow and beijing , the prime minister of hungary goes to washington, where thenections with kirill benediktov, we will discuss this topic with him, kirillislavich, hello, what are your expectations from this trip and do you think orban acts in this role as, well some really. a peacemaker or this is an attempt to find a way out of the crisis, or he is trying to raise his own political weight. hello, regarding orban, i believe that orban acts as a mediator between fairly influential forces that are interested in a peaceful resolution of the conflict. as for the united states, orban is very closely associated with the us republican party and is. will become the next president after the november elections in america, accordingly orban, as a person close to these circles, is making his own tour, which began in kiev, continued in moscow, then in beijing, if his tour brings any fruit, then of course his political weight will grow and of course it will be good for him, but i believe that he does this is not even entirely on his own initiative, although it is possible, o

, kyiv, moscow, beijing, washington, and as a result of the decision of the ukrainian government to stop the transit of oil, oil... as a conductor of friendship, because as it turned out, orbán did not just drive around, but renewed contracts related to the supply to russia of components and components of missile and space weapons, which hungary and the company hungary purchased from the netherlands, france, germany, great britain, and it was sent to russia through third-fifth companies, through china. the reaction of the ukrainian government to these actions of orban was a trap, just stopping at the friendship highway. second, the information that president biden has delegated authority to the introduction and control of sanctions against china, in matters related to russian aggression against ukraine, the ministry of finance, yelen. it. very interesting information because it says that these issues have been brought to the technological level, meaning they are monitored 24 hours a day, that's the second thing, and it's clear that this is due to the previous information that i said and

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in beijing, he held talks with chinese president xi jinping, and orban actually went to beijing after at the end of last week, where he held talks with president volodymyr zelenskyi, later orban visited moscow, where he had a meeting with vladimir putin. the eu previously distanced itself from orbán's visit to russia. and now the vice-chancellor of the german government, robert habek , emphasized that orbán did not represent the european union in beijing, although hungary currently presides over the eu. in beijing, orbán supported china's so-called peace plan, which provides for a truce in the war between russia and ukraine, as well as the start of peace talks. the chinese leader called, as he put it, for the cooling of tensions between russia and ukraine, and the chinese foreign ministry spokesman said that xijin ping is in talks with hungary. prime minister, advocated a ceasefire . president xi jinping stressed that it is in the interests of all torinos to seek a political settlement through a quick ceasefire. currently, it is necessary to focus on three principles: so that it does

it reduced the level of tension on the ukrainian-belarusian border, because the plans of official beijinglude the actual possibility of implementing moscow's scenario of involvement. belarus is directly in the orbit of military confrontation with ukraine. the territory of the republic is absolutely necessary, as, accordingly, its bridgehead, which dictates the conduct of so- called military exercises. dmytro, but it can be noted that in principle belarus still participates, because from the territory of belarus, and in the first place, there were russian the troops that tried to enter ukraine, including there... there are weapons that are stationed on the territory of belarus and from the west all contacts with the west are cut off, that is, what does lukashenka have to lose and what is the logic of his actions in general, because with on the one hand, he instructs to withdraw his troops from the border with ukraine, and on the other hand, according to the information of the center of national resistance in belarus, they are still planning some provocations, which they themselves are prep

we have a fundamental disagreement of the role of ideology with beijing.think it is a very important point even though there's a real policy sort of machiavellian imperial streak as well but the reason ideology is important is it gives us clues into the vulnerabilities of china's strategy. we shouldn't ignore those signals and critical vulnerabilities, the last docket is i don't agree that putin is worse than the soviet union was during the cold war. vladimir putin is like $6 trillion or something versus it is a tiny fraction of the us economy. if we take all of our allies together we have a $60 trillion cumulative economy versus $2 trillion, vladimir putin is an aftershock sort of symptom of the end of the cold war. he would not be able to do anything he does now if not for the massive juggernaut in the form of beijing and xi xinping and the material support he's providing for vladimir putin. it's not a coincidence that bladder putin signed a pact with xi xinping three weeks before he decided to launch his invasion. what we are really dealing with is beij

beijing.e of international cooperation. our country’s entry into the shanghai cooperation organization has already caused widespread discussion in belarus outside its borders. experts analyze. from modern developments in the field of medicine to artificial intelligence of complex electronic systems, today belarusian science is truly amazing with its successes; many innovations have no analogues. world, what our scientists have achieved over the years of independent belarus will be described in our material. gleb against orshavin, titov against kalachev. the match of legends promises us a bright fight at the dynamo stadium this sunday. let's start with an event that, during its existence, has become a good tradition, a tradition by which people recognize our country. alexandria is hosting the main summer holiday today. foster the town on the banks of the dnieper is the largest festive site in modern belarus, where the bathing party takes place on an international scale. this year alexandria gat

the bbc�*s china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from beijing. week's big political meeting here in beijing will involve some sort of major announcements around the lines of what plans the government has to turn around the chinese economy. and the reason for this is precedent. the central committee, the full central committee, with its hundreds of delegates over a five year term, meets roughly seven times. the third of these meetings, known as the third plenum, has often involved major announcements of significant changes to policy, and the thinking is this time round, it could be the same because the word modernisation was included in the blurb introducing the meeting. it's thought that we could see an even greater push from the central government to drive funds into the high tech industries, which are really taking off here, like solar power, like electric vehicles. but the question is, even if this was to work, would a newly modernised chinese economy necessarily employ enough people, give wages enough of a boost to drive up household consumpt

moscow and beijing are increasing the pace of cooperation. the volume of cross-investments now amounts to about $200 billion. continues to grow. and my colleague konstantin churikov has all the details. russia and china are increasing their investment portfolio, this is helping to increase trade turnover and contribute to the growth of the economies of both countries. a meeting of the intergovernmental russian-chinese commission on investment cooperation. from our country it is headed by first deputy prime minister of russia denis manturov, from china by deputy chairman of the state council of the people's republic of china ding xuexiang. as denis manturov noted, in the twenty-third. in the year, mutual trade turnover increased by a quarter and amounted to $228 billion, and dollars in this case are a conventional unit, since almost all mutual settlements were made in rubles and yuan. in the twenty-third year mutual trade turnover increased by a quarter, according to our data, amounting to $228 billion. moreover, more than 90% of mutual settle

it's called the beijing declaration, a reconciliation accord brokered by china, signed between hamas, fatah and other palestinian factions and welcomed by the un. france has deployed a thousand police officers ahead of the israel mali olympics football game amit demands. to exclude the genocidal regime from the competitions, and here in the uk, will the labor government's election slogan of change, extent to foreign policy in the middle east, especially since labor lost four mps in the recent election to independence, objecting to prime minister kier starmer stance on gaza. joining me to unpack some of those talking points in the studio, dr. anni shah, academic management consultant and from madrid, spain, ramzi nasir, ramsay is economist and activist part of the bringazahome.com campaign and serves as director for the one democratic state in palestine, promoting a single democratic state as the only just solution in the region. welcome to you both. let me start with you, ramsay. netanyahu is on his trip to the us, now donations bowl at the radi. why has the us received a man who is c

it's called the beijing declaration, a reconciliation accord brokered by china signed between hamas, fatah and other palestinian factions and welcomed by the un. france has deployed a thousand police officers ahead of the israel mali olympics football game, amid demands to exclude the genocidal regime from the competitions and here. in the uk, will the labor government's election slogan of change extend to foreign policy in the middle east, especially since labor lost four mps in the recent election to independence, objecting to prime minister kier starmer stance on gaza. joining me to unpack some of those talking points in the studio, dr. ani shah, academic management consultant and from madrid, spain, ramsi nasir. ramsey is economist and activist, part of the... gazahome.com campaign and serves as director for the one democratic state in palestine, promoting a single democratic state as the only just solution in the region. welcome to you both. let me start with you, ramsay. netanyahu is on his trip to the us, now donations bowl at the ready. why has the us received a man who is cu

the chinese communist party are gathering in beijing .arty are gathering in beijing for one of china's most important political meetings of the year. the third plenum will be held behind closed doors which kicks off today. it has resulted in a major policy announcement and this meeting will focus on the country's economic prospects and this latest plenum has been delayed of over six months and has taken place amid a crisis in the property sector and was relations with the united states. industry experts laid out what he thinks will be a key economic priority at this year's meeting. i key economic priority at this year's meeting.— year's meeting. i think two words, it'll— year's meeting. i think two words, it'll be _ year's meeting. i think two words, it'll be incremental| year's meeting. i think two - words, it'll be incremental and vague. now, idon�*t words, it'll be incremental and vague. now, i don't think anyone should be surprised that beijing has taken an incremental approach so any expectation that we might have had earlier this ye

the meetings were with secretary of state blinken, yelen is there, they are did not take place in beijingthey took place in gongzhou, this is very important to understand, and so ... what could be the content of these negotiations? certainly the issue of bilateral relations, certainly a topic related to china's initiatives, but in this case , i would put the topics related to the so-called negotiation process not in the second place, not in the third place, not even in the fourth place, if it was about that, then it concerned, unless it was just basic things, and yes, the un charter and the principle of sovereignty and territorial integrity, and it quickly sounded and covered everything the second is the principle of conducting negotiations, as was indicated by the ukrainian side with a certain mediation, and whether china can count on such a status in this case, china cannot in such a case count on its status as a mediator, because it is not suitable, it is in on the side of the enemy, he is a satellite of moscow, and kulema very tactfully made it clear, however, in this situation there

beijing. i think no.r, we have heard the main thing that the conditions are not ripe to implement the plan or the proposal that was announced after the meeting between china and brazil. six points. and one of the points, it sounds, is a complete ceasefire and the participation of russia itself. but, at the moment there are no such... prerequisites, none of the parties has a conflict at all, i mean, has a completely different, different vision in regulating this conflict, so the second summit, the global peace summit, which should be held this year, is unlikely to take place in beijing , it is unlikely that it will happen in principle, given the circumstances in which we found ourselves. thank you, vita golot, the head of the board of the ukrainian association of china studies, was on the live air of the espresso tv channel, they talked about... kuleba's last visit to china at his invitation one's colleagues, he is actually still there and should have left for ukraine today. well, in the meantime, an impor

as i said at the beginning of the program, the palestinian groups held a three-day meeting in beijing, china , which ultimately led to an agreement between 14 palestinian groups, including hamas and fatah, to end their internal disputes and for the future of gaza after plan the war, according to this eight-point agreement , different palestinian groups are going to form a temporary national unity government after the end of the war in gaza. now , to further examine this agreement, we want to meet with mr. these developments in palestine, maybe the most important thing is to get together. the palestinian group, including fatah and hamas in beijing, knew that they agreed to a joint declaration on the issue of the future of gaza and the formation of an interim government of national reconciliation. it seems that this declaration has eight points that are supposed to end the differences and divisions. and also. this strengthens the unity and a division between palestinians. after the signing of this agreement, one of the senior members of hamas announced that during the war, the resistanc

he added that direct communication between kyiv and beijing is important. miller noted that washington has always clearly stated that it is important for every country in the world to recognize that there is an aggressor and a victim in this conflict. this is the first bilateral visit of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine to china since 2012, to beijing dmytro kuleb on... at the invitation of the minister of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china, wang yi, the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, upon his arrival in china, published a video on his instagram and there he said that one issue in the center of attention is peace in ukraine. we will talk, we will look for points of contact, we need to avoid the competition of peaceful clans, we need to move towards a just and sustainable peace, and china can play an important role in this. according to maoning, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of china, during the visit, the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry will meet with his chinese counterpart wang-gi, in addition to bila

so. was viktor orbán exclusively a legate from beijing, moscow and other moscow-oriented capitals, iteems to me that this would not be enough for him to feel confident, and orbán is clearly trying to use also his meetings with donald trump to emphasize that he consults not only with - with their patrons from moscow and beijing, but also... with the probable president of the united states of america. orban has a very high regard for trump. orbán is very hopeful that trump will become president again. and orbán is using opportunities, his contacts with trump, xi jinping and putin, and his presidency in to the european union, precisely in order to promote itself as a mediator, a potential mediator, or rather as a potential place where new negotiations could take place with the participation of the russian federation with an emphasis on ending the... but the ukrainian side clearly demonstrated its unwillingness to such an approach, the president denied the possibility of a ceasefire as the first step, which is quite natural and logical. so we cannot rule out that orbán will now take advan

here is china, well , the diplomatic efforts of budapest and beijing were the focus of the negotiations between viktor orban and xidzenping, which took place in the chinese capital, natalya solovyova found out whether they managed to achieve at least something within the framework of the peace initiative, each of his visits is like a secret operation, here in beijing viktor orban flew on a military plane without disclosing in advance details of the trip, while europe was sleeping, his motorcade... sided with peace, not war. the conflict on the territory of neighboring ukraine has been going on for 2 and a half years, and all this time hungary has been living in the shadow of war. therefore, it is very important to us that china calls for world peace rather than war, and we highly appreciate your peace initiative. official beijing formulated this plan last year, in contrast to kiev’s western proposals, it took into account the interests of moscow; the leadership directly states that peace is impossible without negotiations hungary. in an interview with bilt orban , he emphasized: even ca

nick marsh explains the view from brussels and beijing.started, many people in europe had never even heard of byd. now you can't miss their adverts plastered around the side of every pitch in germany. interestingly, though, volkswagen was supposed to be sponsoring this tournament, but they pulled out in their home country in order to try and save money. mercedes another german car—maker also turned down the opportunity, and analysts are saying that's kind of emblematic of the wider picture. there's a perception that german brands have, , you know, suffered the consequences of the emissions scandal, uh, covid and also slow ev sales. and there's a perception that that companies like byd have stolen a bit of a march on them in terms of their ability to develop affordable, high quality electric and hybrid vehicles. now the european union is worried about this. chinese electric vehicles are cheap. you see, nearly half the price of what a european made ev costs. the eu says that these cars will flood the market and european car—makers, well, the

china held talks in beijing, china supports belarus' application to receive brix partner status.unced in beijing at negotiations between the minister of foreign affairs of belarus maxim ryzhenkov and the minister of foreign affairs of china one. ours at the meeting. the country expressed gratitude for the support provided by china. it allows us to resist anti-belarusian activity within the framework of the international labor organization, the international civil aviation organization and the un human rights council. the partnership between minsk and beijing is strengthening and being implemented in a variety of areas of economics, politics, and diplomacy. the chinese side also welcomed belarus' accession to the sco. our country presented at foreign industry in yekaterinburg on july 8-11. the exposition at the foreign industry is one of the largest: 500 square meters, more than 20 manufacturers and several hundred innovative products. a year ago, belarus participated at the exhibition as a partner country. this status, transferring to 2024, was received by the uae. belarusian ath

our position is not to difference with my colleagues from beijing . yeah, i always certainly not looking at a situation where i know with not to do to terms with, with childs i didn't repeating. you have to do this, whether you liked it or not. no, that's what i need to say is that's the child is looking perhaps to create the conditions for a peace process where people come together. but to have to obviously come up with a solution. you said suit step, so i do not, and that's a believe to china reports. and so we, we agree that advertising can't even have the instrumental role in bringing people together. but in terms of a piece, we'll see the suspect. the difficulty is we now have a situation where this leads, herds, officials into, you know, talking about the need for, for piece talks, are indicating usually we hear from us. so their willingness to sit down and also move to a piece, talk about the position from both sides is very, very far, are must to say it wants to control all of this for territories. and once you create a new trial, she's not to

i then, now you cranes, foreign minister meets real calais, but as being in beijing, it's the 1st time china as hosted a senior figure in ukrainian government since russia's invasion in 2022. it's the biggest conflict in europe since world war 2, which is killed. and injured hundreds of thousands of people on both sides major on supplies and funding from nathan e. u. countries of health to crime, fight russia. moscow for its part, whether it's placed its economy on a war footing. despite fears of a new clear will rule, free diplomacy seems to have taken a backseat. won't. can we make of the latest diplomatic moves then century on china? could they broken and then to the war? why is it all happening now? we'll discuss sort of that with, i guess in a few moments. but 1st this report from home because some chevy, the fields fighting on the sometimes one military. um let's say the wall has reached a stalemate. but there are signs of movement on the diplomatic front, which are not playing a significant role. ukrainian for minister michel clay, but has this to be, she hoping dialogue will he

would you say this is a win for beijing having sponsored this a deal? it is, it has been trying to position itself as a mediator on broad issues. i think it is a different magic when we are now living the same days that followed the success of chinese medation between the wrong saudi arabia and march 2023. john his objectives out of this trying to wants to position itself as a responsible rising. major part of that is interested in pushing forward piece through dialogue and consultation and through development. the v stokes give trying this banner and can, which can promote chinese vision floor international governments which is alternative to their own space international order in the future. second, china once noticed that it does not have an entry into any future negotiations between the palestinians and israel. because this writer would what would not want to replace the united states as the only mediator. so the only way to have the role in this biggest headline in the world, the biggest conflict is to raise and increase its influence over the fiel

lantona went to reboot, to the village, to the wilderness, near beijing.for fashionable furniture, you go to work in the morning, you sit until late, everyone puts pressure on you, come on faster, come on more, come on more, it’s better to dig beds in the fresh air for your own pleasure. at the beginning of each week, everyone fills out a questionnaire, who wants to eat what, who doesn’t want what, together we create a menu and cook together. is it a camp or something? church, but here everyone has their own bedroom and can be alone, we have self-service, everyone cleans up after themselves, does their own laundry, or vice versa, meditate together in the mountains or join rural life? i ’ve never taken this into my hands before, i like it, life in the city is more boring, the settlers themselves call it a retirement home, just for the young, where, in spite of building a career, you can take a horizontal position, this is a banner with an invitation to lie down with... the city’s slogan of the new alternative philosophy of life in china, where everyone runs

i don't disagree or our position is not too different with my colleagues from beijing. yeah, we're certainly not looking at a situation where china would not to dictate terms with, with charles, i'm repeating. you have to do this whether you liked it or not. no, that is what i need to say is that's the child is looking perhaps to create the conditions for a peace process where people come together. but to have to come up with a solution that soon step. so i do not, and that's a belief that china reports that so we agree that i've been trying to tell you what have the instruments of the role in bringing people together. but in terms of a piece, let's see, this is what the difficulty is. we now have a situation where for this leads, herds, officials into, you know, talking about the need for, for piece talks, are indicating usually we hear from us. so their willingness to sit down and also move to a piece. talk about the position from both sides is very, very far our most to say is it wants to control all of this for territories. and once you pray and you try to, she's no