and william lai disliked even more by beijing.iscuss peace and constructive relations but the chinese government has decided very clearly that it is just going to cut off any contact with the dpp until the time —— taiwanese people and by implication taiwan �*s allies like the united states that this is not a regime it can accept and this is not a regime that can deal with in taipei and that by backing it and arming it it is just causing more trouble for this region in the long run. rupert, thank you for the context to the refit —— recent developments. in ukraine's eastern donetsk region, russia has advanced swiftly in the last few months. fighting is intense, with the ukrainian military reporting nearly 150 battles every day as it tries to stall russia's momentum. just two months ago pokrovsk was considered a relatively safe place. about 14,000 civilians are still there — war weary, and desperate for the conflict to end. from the frontline, the bbc�*s yogita limaye reports, with imogen anderson and sanjay ganguly — and a warning y

petersburg once, and as soon as i found out that the performance would be in beijing, i couldn’t misst that chinese ballet grew out of the russian overcoat, or rather a tutu with pointe shoes, is known better than anyone by xiao suhua, a professor at the beijing dance academy, today the largest in the world, this is about preparing for the cross year. his own history is inextricably linked with ballet and russia, even the name su-hua is encrypted life path. su-sulen is the soviet union, and huaa, china. 13 years old, the future balitmester, lived and studied in the ivanovo interdom, where together. with children , he got to his closest comrades during the civil war in china, it was in the interdom, he first fell ill with dance in a rhythmic circle, remember these two partners of yours, this is lelya shesenkova, and this is raya, but i don’t remember what their last name is, they are russian, he wanted to continue his studies at the moscow choreographic institute, but by order of the sknr, all chinese children were returned to their homeland, and not then you don't speak a word in chin

beijing| reiterated that wanted a lost decade. beijing i reiterated that wanted to a lost decade.eijing - reiterated that wanted to meet its 5% growth target. do you think it can meet its 5% growth target. do you think it can meet that its 5% growth target. do you think it can meet that target? that is another route of the problem the 5% growth target it is a number that basically came out of a political decision that china wants to be the world �*s largest economy and take over from the us and that is apolitical hope. and goal it is apolitical hope. and goal it is not something you should impose on the economy, if you get it, great the only way to get it, great the only way to get 5% is through these bad debts and investment cycles we have seen, investing in property and things nobody needs, trying to export growth, all of these engines are slowing down. investment are slowing down. investment are slowing down. investment are slowing down, no—one is spending and that is hobbled by a debt burden, exports are facing resistance from political resistance from us and europe. political

and beijing as a sort — washington and beijing as a sort of— washington and beijing as a sort of fightknow if you — superpowers. leroy, i don't know if you want _ superpowers. leroy, i don't know if you want to - superpowers. leroy, i don't know if you want to step i superpowers. leroy, i don'tl know if you want to step into politics, but if elon musk is influential, would that change the politics of space significantly, globally? i significantly, globally? i think it'll certainly shake a lot of things out, including the pledge if president trumps wins, he pledged to have elon musk help him to cut, make washington more efficient. who knows what's going to happen if that occurs? you can bet that space will always be a priority. a country gets into space flight, particularly human, for national prestige and to demonstrate technological prowess. i would expect that to endure no matter who wins. ,., ., expect that to endure no matter who wins. ., ., ,, ., expect that to endure no matter who wins-— who wins. good to talk to you, leroy chiao- — now it's time for the panel. time for our guest

taiwan's waters -- which beijing could deny.- taiwan's waters -- which beijing could deny.| formidable military power but so is taiwan and do you think they could protect themselves? that is right. the taiwanese politicians have taken this seriously and they know that in some sense they face an existential threat and so the previous president oversaw the increasing of military conscription and its mandatory conscription and its mandatory conscription here for in taiwan, increasing the duration from four months to a year and increasing the level at which taiwan is going to be able to defend itself and trying to increase the awareness on the political stage of the situation they find themselves in and although they do not have many official allies around the world, improving relationships with one of their strongest which is the us, and joe biden signing off on a 567 billion us dollar security package for taiwan recently. —— 567 million. package for taiwan recently. -- 567 million.— 567 million. thanks for “oining us. hello. we've got some very big contrasts with our weather

and this is already a response letter from beijing. the next 75 years , there will be different things between the countries: friendship for a century, cooling, even. the partnership of russia and china at its highest point. the cross- cultural year, the leaders of russia and china just timed to coincide with the anniversary of diplomatic relations and performances of russian artists are the best gift. swan lake from the stanislavsky and nemirovich danchenko theatre. and, of course, the tour. of the famous mariinsky theatre, which began in macau, a month of russian seasons in china, where the best masterpieces of world art will be performed. music does not require translation, so today we are grateful to the italian composer, tomorrow in italy we are grateful to the russian composer, so the peoples continue to believe in each other, because even when the world goes crazy, all the same... these are bonds, we have such a word, which protect, as much as possible, all of humanity, this is a unique opportunity to hear music that you would n

since the formation of the prc and diplomatic ties between china and russia, what's happening in beijing and around throughout the country. indexation of salaries, pensions and news for motorists. what is changing today, october 1? so, the israeli army began an invasion of lebanon tonight. ground forces are supported by aviation, artillery, shelling the southern regions, as well as the capital beirut. in tel aviv, these strikes are called pinpoint operations limited to the purpose of destroying the infrastructure of hezbollah. but in the middle east, they are already talking about the third lebanon war. about what is happening on both sides of the front. report. our correspondents, denis davidov and sergei pashkov. during the attack, the idf carried out a massive artillery barrage. judging by these shots , they also used phosphorus shells. the target was towns and villages in southern lebanon. several missiles were fired at a palestinian refugee camp in sidon. a child was pulled out from under the rubble, but the number of casualties in the attack is unknown. it is reported that israel h

beijing calling it a warning to sw taiwan's independent movement. >>> the latest in the ongoing cleanup efforts. >>> and meemeet the little girl big voice making a name for herself as a mariachi champion. >>> "early today" starts right now. good morning. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. with just three weeks to go until election day, vice president harris is expanding her media tour. her campaign revealing she will sit down with bret baier for a first interview with fox news. it will air tomorrow evening. and harris may appear on one of the most popular podcasts in the country. two sources tell reuters that harris campaign officials met with joe rogan's team, but an interview has not been confirmed. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more from the campaign trail. >> reporter: with just 22 days to go, both candidates on a battleground blitz, each in pennsylvania. >> let me just give you the bottom line, though. we win pennsylvania, we win this great commonwealth, we goare gog to win the whole ball game. it's such an important place. >> we are the underdog. we are running like the underdog.

another russian, anna kalinskaya, also continues to fight in beijing.gey yuran was a guest of the football of russia program on our channel, he shared his opinion about foreign coaches who work in domestic football. here the problem is when. for the club, after finishing his playing career in the spring of twenty-four, kosheleva became the head of the youth department vollifolgii, as part of the russian national team , the volleyball player became the world and european champion. this was the most noticeable news in the sports world at that moment. i am not lucky in life, not a soldier, he is a mummer, impudent, just like me, i have a bad feeling their idea deprived my mother of her will in the fires of the sources, she is not simple, magical, again i had to spend the zaglinavlenie discounts, it's all fairy tales, i need to go to the palace soldier, how to light? a spark in the heart, but also lights in the eyes, who is scared, here is defeated, without a flint, here you can't do, well, soldier, we'll fly for all the money, i asked you, don't touch anyt

the tennis player set a record at a tournament in beijing. good morning, or rather, seventeen-year-old mira andreeva repeated the achievement of another russian, maria sharapova, becoming the youngest participant in this stage in beijing. more about tennis and more in the issue, let's start with football. the champions league hosted the next matches of the general round, the game day included several sensations at once. munich bayern, which in the opening round defeated dinamo zagreb 9. this time in england, lost to the debutant of the main european cup, aston villa, with a score of 0:1. the british scored in the first half, but the referee cancelled the goal after reviewing the video replay. in the second half, astanovila scored again, but according to the rules. in the 79th minute, john duran threw the ball over manuel noer , who for some reason ran far out of the goal. atletico madrid suffered its first defeat of the season and immediately a crushing one. diego semeon's team lost in the forest. benfica with a score of 0:4. the first half e

because this one the troika, beijing,...w and tehran see their order imposed on the world, and this is clearly visible in the work of brics, where stratification is taking place today, because those who followed russia, china and iran, after when iran appeared there, who essentially formulate an alternative world order, an alternative world currency, an alternative world finance. alternative banking system and so on, it does not end only with the destruction of ukraine, so that is what is missing in the current discussion and in the view of the plan the victory that the ukrainian side is talking about, the actual geopolitical understanding of the course chosen by moscow, beijing, tehran, and what is happening from the point of view of what you and i have talked about more than once, positioning. the formation of the axis of evil and the formation of a coalition of democracy and freedom, so if you look, not in front of your nose, as so many are now analyzing the situation, they look and conclude that the price of ukrainian te

and the same 75 years of relations between moscow and beijing. the first to recognize the prc. the very next day after the proclamation, relations passed difficult path. there was friendship between peoples and a sharp cooling in the sixties, but now a new era. in 2001. the partnership between moscow and beijing was at a record level. it was to our country last march that the chairman of the prc xiding ping made his first state visit after being re-elected. high-level contacts are regular, large-scale projects in key areas and the prospects are colossal. well , the news just came in that vladimir putin sent a congratulatory telegram to the chairman of the prc xiding ping, the russian leader noted the impressive successes in the economic, social, scientific and technical development of china and emphasized that moscow values ​​friendly relations with beijing. well, on the eve of the national holiday, a grand show: 7,600 drones took off at once, this is a record. shining drones formed giant pictures, the great wall of china, a magnificent dragon, a

this has beijing's this bazooka lost its power? china says it's confident of hitting its 5% growth target — investors are not so sure. the boss of uber speaks to the bbc and warns that tarrifs on chinese evs could hurt the environment. and a us court orders google to open its app store to more competitors. welcome to business today. we start in china where stocks soared to their highest level in two years; it was pent up energy because markets in china had been closed for the past week after beijing announced new economical stimulus measures. but the rally has lost steam — after the chinese government chose not to announce any additional measures today. china's chief economic planning official, zheng shanjie, told a press conference earlier he's �*fully confident�* the country can hit its 5% growth target for the year and had no further policies to reveal to boost china's struggling economy. for more i'm joined by alicia garcia herrero — chief asia pacific economist at the bank natixis. has that disappointed investors? did they exp

in beijing, it has already become a beautiful tradition to install huge floral composites on holidaysfiguratively represent the country's entire path to its current achievements. sports, medicine, agriculture, and, of course, space. the chinese are very proud that they were able to break into the ranks of space powers. flowers as prosperity china, red, as... a symbol not of blood or revolution, but of wealth, this is what chairman xi's speech at the reception in honor of the republic day is about. over the past 75 years, the communist party of china has created two miracles: rapid economic development and maintaining long-term social stability. the implementation of the great revival of the chinese nation has become an irreversible historical process. how it honors its past, china showed here, on the square on the eve of the prc day in the country, the day of remembrance of fallen heroes, these are those who died for the motherland for... it was here, on the square of heavenly peace , that the history of the prc began. on october 1, the forty-grandfather announced the creation of new

i'm joined by my guess, one go on in beijing. he is a journalist and tv host at cvt in under the china media group, also in beach and we have on our center. he is a senior fellow at the ty, hey, institute as well as the chairman of asia narratives. and in new delhi we cross the policy sharma, she is managing editor of 1st post and network 18 right across type roles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i would just appreciate with due respect to the gentleman on the panel, i am a very conservative man, so i will go to ladies. first we will go to new delhi of health care. i think it's very interesting is that in 2001 at golden sacks a, an investment uh firm. they came up with the acronym brakes and it was basically a vehicle to invest or plunder whatever word you want into the developing world. and now we have the 16 summit breaks in house on is quite amazing. and the idea that was born in the west has been taken over and developed by the global south. i think that's a very interesting chronology. go ahead. it

this map provided by beijing shows where it says it has sent planes and the injured ukrainians tryingo stop russia's swift advances — we have a special report from the east of the country: cheering and applause. and, jubilation at spacex: a world first, as part of its rocket is captured on landing. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start with china which is it has launched military drills around taiwan, describing them as a warning to any separatist act. this map provided by beijing shows where it says it has sent planes and ships encircling the island which is considered as part of its own territory stop taiwan �*s defence ministry has condemned what it called an irrational and provocative act but said it had deployed appropriate forces in response. we're showing you some pictures coming to us, showing the airfield in taiwan airbase where we have seen in the last hour, jets taking off and landing. china �*s military exercises are thought to be the reaction to last week �*s national day speech either taiwanese president william lai who vow

i'm joined by my guess, one go on in beijing. he is a journalist and tv host at c dtn under the china media group, also in beach and we have on our center. he is a senior fellow at the ty, hey, institute as well as chairman of asia narratives. and in new delhi we cross the policy sharma, she is managing editor of 1st post and network 18. all right, across type roles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i would just appreciate with due respect to the gentleman on the panel, i am a very conservative man, so i will go to ladies 1st we will go to new delhi of health care. i think it's very interesting is that in 2001 at golden sacks, a, an investment uh firm. they came up with the acronym brakes and it was basically a vehicle to invest or plunder whatever word you want into the developing world. and now we have the 16 summit breaks in cars on it's quite amazing. and the idea that was born in the west has been taken over and developed by the global south. i think that's a very interesting chronology. go ahead, as

our eunice yoon is in beijing with the latest.ce. >> reporter: frank, chinese poll say as i makers vowed to give more on the economy, but failed to give headline numbers. eac even so, the finance minister said they would tackle debt and address unsold homes. in other words, addressing the property sector and hinted at greater government borrowing. all of the commentary was the right thing, except for the one thing that investors were hoping for and that was that hard headline number. the expectation is there could be some commentary or unveiling of the number in the coming weeks for legislative meeting. the stock markets, though, liked what they heard tentatively. the property sector saw a lot of money into that sector in the stock prices. shanghai also generally did better than hong kong. the issue, of course, with the fiscal spending, is that a lot of people here believe that that is what is needed to address the defl deflationary pressure and overall demand picture. the core inflation hit a new low since 2021. export and import

alexander baalsky, nikolay petrov, news from beijing, china. slowdown in the global economy, the gdp of the country of the eurasian economic union is increasing, and the growth rate exceeds the world average. how are they developing? integration is discussed in yerevan, alena logvinova will tell you more about everything. alena, hello, what areas of the economy in priority? vera, good afternoon, the emphasis is planned to be on digitalization and high technologies. the eu economy is actively growing despite the global recession. in the first 6 months of the year, the gdp of the union countries increased by 4.5%. this was announced by prime minister mikhail mishustin at a meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council in an expanded format. such results were achieved thanks to intra-union growth factors, high investment activity and consumer demand. as a result, from january to june, industrial production increased by 4.8%, agricultural output by 3.5%, and the volume of completed construction work by four. and retail trade turnover by almost

in the women's draw of the tournament in beijing, he won the day before. the match lasted 2.5 hours. during the match , the russian served for elimination four times, made eight double faults and converted four breakpoints out of five. and in the next round, andreeva will meet with the polish tennis player magda linnet. another russian, anna kalinskaya, is also continuing the fight in beijing. sergey yuran was a guest on the football of russia program on our channel, he shared his opinion on the game of the main, perhaps, contender for victory in the rpl, st. petersburg's zini. you can't draw conclusions that well, now they lost to krasnodar, before that it was kind of inexpressive, but we want to see it, so that zenit started like this 3:0, 4:1 there it 's a roller, but firstly, these are people, and secondly, well, naturally, someone in the national team leaves, someone the number of national teams, this still affects. the number under which kosheleva was the captain of valifolia for three seasons will now be unavailable to other players, as a sign of gr

russian tennis player mira andreeva reached the quarterfinals of the prestigious tournament in beijing the way to this stage, seventeen-year-old the athlete was stronger than the polish magda linet. the match turned out to be very easy for our tennis player. andreeva won in two sets 6:1 – 6:3 in just an hour and 15 minutes. in the quarterfinals, mir will play against the chinese zhen qinwen. it is interesting that andreeva reached the quarterfinals in beijing at the age of 17 years and 156 days and became the second. the youngest tennis player at this stage of the tournament, at the same age, to the day in the quarterfinals was maria sharapova. it should also be noted that following the tournament in china, andreeva will debut in the top 20 world ranking. kazan akbars beat amur 3:2 on home ice in a regular season match of the continental hockey league. to determine the winner, the teams performed post-match shootouts. exactly the same result was recorded in the match of another club from tatarstan. nizhnekamsk neftekhimik, it also beat talyatinskaya lada in a series of shootouts at hom

i think iran was really acting as a proxy for beijing beijing understood everyone was looking at chinaso they decided to use. maria: i think the 50000 chinese nationals that have come into the country the last two years are here to create chaos. i'm wondering on election night should trump when they'll be doing whatever they want to create chaos starting wildfires and why are they here you cannot pick up and move out of china. >> especially now because the centralized control of the chinese nationals trying to intrude enter military bases which is obviously they're going to prepare for and the attack. they want to scatter, the michigan students going after the national guard base, exactly the same thing. we can expect their military facilities will be hit when beijing pushes the button. >> on election night you get to see the sunrise in the media will report as if america's upset but is outside agitators and in the human his best for you tybalt says he's been to china 30 times but the harris walks campaign is trying to walk that back saying it was closer to 15 times, wa walz's trying t

russian tennis player daniil medvedev reached the semi-finals of the tournament in beijing. in the 1/4 he defeated italian flavio caboli 6-2-6-4. in the first set. medvedev made two breaks, but in the sixth game he almost gave up his serve. the game was simple in score, but not in content. it took the russian 45 minutes to win it. in the second set, medvedev first missed two match points on the return with the score 5:3, and then in the game on his serve he was losing 0:30 and 30:40, but still managed to bring the matter to victory. for a place in the final, medvedev will play with third racket of the world, spaniard carlos alcaraz. was stronger than another russian , karen khachanov. alcaraz needed two sets and an hour and a half to win. the final score was 7-5-6-2 in favor of the spaniard. russian andrey rublev, like khachanov, was unable to reach the semifinals of the beijing tournament; in the quarterfinals, he lost to twenty-two-year-old chinese buchaoke, who is ranked ninety-sixth in the atp rankings. the score of the match was 5-7-4-6. it should be noted that rublev w

the president stated that moscow values ​​friendly and good-neighborly relations with beijing and willly continue to develop relations for the benefit of the peoples of both countries. putin wished xijin ping health and success, happiness and prosperity to all chinese citizens, how the people's republic of china celebrates the main national holiday and how it connected with russia, report by ksenia nikrasova. in the colors of the chinese flag, the whole country, in the villages, streets and houses in megalopolises are decorated with national flags in bright red, here it is also a symbol of happiness, skyscrapers flared up, which became the scenery for a grandiose light show of drones, 1000 drones. instantly soar into the sky and draw incredible pictures in the sky, the city of the future is replaced by a mythical bird, technologies in which the chinese have no equal. on the theater stages, on tv channels, about how china has changed over the past 75 years, victory over poverty and absolute destitution, transformation from an agrarian country into an industrial giant, the second economy

the soviet union was the first to recognize the people's republic proclaimed in beijing. today's chinadimir putin noted in a congratulatory telegram to the representative of the city pin. it has achieved impressive. success in economic, social, scientific and technical development. leaders and a special level of personal contact that strengthens the partnership between russia and china, strategic and a benchmark for the powers of the 21st century. natalia lyublinskaya from the center of the chinese capital. raising the national flag on tianyang square is a daily tradition at dawn, but this ceremony is especially solemn. today marks 75 years since the proclamation of cain. hundreds of thousands of chinese the largest square in the world, it says here: i love china, on this check is the flag of our homeland, i am very proud, specially ran to the square with classmates early in the morning to get everything done. 90 years old, a native of beijing, remembers october 1, 1949 well, he was 15. here madun proclaimed the birth of a new china, although the civil war had been going on for 20 year

in the women's draw of the tournament in beijing, the russian mira andreeva won the day before.seventeen-year-old tennis player was stronger than the representative croatia donna vekic. andreeva lost the first set 3:6, but won the next two games with the same score 6:4. the match lasted 2.5 hours. during the match , the russian served for elimination four times. she made eight double faults and realized four breakpoints out of five. in the next round , andreeva will meet with polish tennis player magda linnet. another russian, anna kalinskaya, also continues to fight in the women's draw of the tournament in beijing. sergey yuran was a guest of the football of russia program on our channel. he shared his opinion regarding foreign coaches who work in domestic football. here the problem is when a foreigner comes, a coach, he takes the easy way, that is, he does not want to immerse himself too much in the locals, that is, the players, it is always easier for him to immediately bring this, that, that foreigner, that's it, here is the problem - such, in my opinion, because there, who

the bbc�*s stephen mcdonell is in beijing.meetings here, especially with his chinese counterpart, wang yi, because on the one hand he has to raise human rights abuses in china, beijing's backing for russia's invasion of ukraine. and on the other, somehow mend relations to improve trade links between the uk and china. how does he intend to do this? well, here is a quote from the foreign office this week to explain the intention. "we will cooperate where we can, compete where we need to, and challenge where we must." now, that will sound very similar to all australians because the almost identical line is like a mantra from the australian government. here is the australian foreign minister, penny wong, soon after labor came to power, "we seek to cooperate where we can, disagree where we must, and we will engage in our national interests." now, why would uk labour study what australian labor has done? because the australian government has been quite successful in terms of rebuilding relations with china, having tariffs on austral

live now to beijing and our correspondent, stephen mcdonell. what more can you tell us?this appears to be from the people's liberation army is something of a dress rehearsal for a blockade. something of a dress rehearsal fora blockade. if something of a dress rehearsal for a blockade. if they wanted to genuinely surround taiwan, stop ships coming in and out and potentially bring the country, the government there to its knees, as a means of forcing taiwan to rejoin mainland china, that is potentially how you would do it and according to the official statements of the pla, these exercises were involved in co—ordinating the army, air force, rocket force, the navy to take out keep ports, important areas on the landmass of taiwan as well as see targets and this is what is being practised right now. it is hard for us to see from a distance the scale of this, but it looks to be quite significant and if you look at the areas, the maps released by the areas, the maps released by the pla, it is all around taiwan, so north, south, east, west, areas where this is being carried out a

in the view of beijing, is there a preferred option? with trump. ok, could you elaborate? well, trump was quite emotional. he was also, you know... preferred a race to the bottom, when it comes to tactics. for example, coming up with a lot of misinformation and bad information about china. during his time, he had this 19th—century view of trade, that is, if you sell me $100 of goods, you must buy $100 from me. that makes sense in the 19th century, but now goods are made by parts assembled by other countries, so it's like... to use this kind of standard to measure so—called reciprocity, it's quite dated. it was during his time that china and us relationship fell sharply through the floor. now we ended up in a state of quite, you know, serious confrontation. so we don't want to repeat that experience again. is there an issue as well... china takes a long—term view when it comes to relationships and leadership. continuity is how they see harris representing the relationship with the us and china? we have problems with the biden administrat

our correspondent in beijing has more on the story.ses _ has more on the story. these exercises are _ has more on the story. these exercises are becoming - has more on the story. these | exercises are becoming bigger and more frequent and closer to taiwan, and what it seems to be, this time, is a dress rehearsal for a be, this time, is a dress rehearsalfor a blockade be, this time, is a dress rehearsal for a blockade of taiwan, and i say it seems to be, i'm getting that from the pla itself, the chinese military said the goal of this exercise is to practice attacking taiwan from all directions and to take control of key ports, various landmasses, while being able to take out other targets at sea. in terms of taking out other targets, that could pay to eventually be forces coming from countries —— that could potentially. the taiwanese government and the us have criticised the deal is, saying beijing is increasing instability in the region but according to the chinese government, look, this is essentially a rogue province and one date mus

because this troika, beijing, moscow and tehran see their order imposed on the world.nd this is clearly visible in the work of brics, which is happening today. stratification, because those who followed russia, china and iran, after when there iran appeared, essentially formulating an alternative world. order, alternative world currency, alternative world finance, alternative banking system and so on. this does not end only with the destruction of ukraine. so, what is missing in the current discussion and in the view of the victory plan, which the ukrainian side is talking about. actually, the geopolitical understanding of what course is chosen by moscow, beijing, tehran, and what? takes place from the point of view of what you and i have talked about more than once, positioning, formation of the axis of evil and formation the coalition of democracy and freedom, so if you don't look in front of your nose like so many are analyzing the situation now, they look and conclude that at the price of ukrainian territory you can pay for some kind of stability, fig, it won't wor

moscow and beijing. strategic partnership is now at record level. from china, a report by natalia lyublinskaya. raising the national flag on tianyang square is a daily tradition at 6 a.m. at dawn, but on the day of the national holiday, the ceremony is especially solemn. today marks 75 years since the proclamation of the prc. hundreds of thousands of chinese people are among the largest square in the world. i love china, on this cheek is the flag of our homeland, i am very proud. i think there will be a lot of people in the square, we came early, every year we go with my family. this evening we are returning home, we specially ran to square with classmates early in the morning to get everything done. the flow of people is endless, mr. che eliminated the division into five time zones. the southernmost point of mainland china is us with dziauya. it was here that the time border passed all the territories on the left hand side, that is, to the west. lived in the following time zones, and on the right along the coast there was the so-called standard chi

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nikolay petrov, news from beijing, china. the growth rates of the economies of the eac countries exceed the world average. this was stated by prime minister mikhail mishustin, speaking in yerevan at the plenary session of the eurasian economic forum. the head of the cabinet of ministers noted that the eac countries have managed to build a model of interaction that ensures high level of freedom. own development and innovation. it is necessary to understand very clearly that the rejection of digital sovereignty, the restraint of the processes of harmonization of digital transformation in the eurasian space, as well as the reckless implementation, and by a number of participants of the union of decisions from countries unfriendly to russia, well, can lead to the emergence of trade administrative barriers, this is capable of undermining the basis of the integration association, therefore we... need to concentrate on establishing the production of competitive, in-demand digital solutions. on the sidelines of the forum, mikhail mis

moscow and beijing are developing partnership in many areas, russia and china are celebrating the seventy-fifthiversary of diplomatic relations, which vladimir putin spoke about when congratulating sezonkin. israel will not leave the iranian retaliatory strike unanswered, this was stated by the head of the foreign ministry of the jewish state of israel, kats, according to him , his attack on civilians in tehran is a red line. the islamic republic, in turn, assured that it is ready for any military action by tel aviv and its allies. the latest details on the situation in region by denis davidov and sergey pashkov. iran fired 180 missiles at israel. the hail of missiles falling on israel was clearly visible from the gaza strip, its residents have been suffering from idf attacks for the past year, and the shelling of tel aviv last night was like a holiday for them. thousands of people took to the streets in iran itself with hezbollah flags and portraits of its murdered leader hassan nasrallah. jubilation in a number of middle eastern countries. we congratulate the islamic peoples, the peoples of r

has beijing made it clear what their response will be? >> yes.ve seen a lot of overtures from beijing in the past year since this proposal was announced. there is a big threat of a trade war escalating between china and the eu. beijing has launched antidumping investigations into brandy as well as pork. the decisions with how these antidumping investigations will go is likely to depend on how eu decides to proceed with tariffs. other than the pork and brandy, there is also hints that beijing would launch actions against large engine cars being imported into china, as well as dairy. if a trade war escalates, it could really hurt the producers of these commodities, as well as companies that work in the auto industry. tom: ok, bloomberg's asia transport report on the details. we count down to that decision and that vote in the eu on the contentious subject of tariffs on chinese ev's. get a roundup of today's stores you need to know on today's edition of the brick. go to dia we bigo on the terminal -- go to dayb on the terminal. we will be speak

beijing said it did not, quote, agree with or accept the tariffs, which take effect today. more with our reporter who has been following this. are you surprised? this was something we expected, didn't we? it was, this ev tariffs saga has been going on for quite some time and finally it is official today. they take effect from today. the chinese are not happy of course. we are talking about 20, 30, 40% tariffs on chinese made evs, depending on the brand. that's going to hit the industry, and the individual companies. shares already down this morning. but if you think about the chinese economy more broadly, this is hitting them where it hurts and the economy has been stagnating. traditionally it was powered by construction, manufacturing. that's been slowing down, so evs were to drive prosperity. the problem is, countries around the world think evs is the way forward. the eu said, it's not fair, so we are going to put on these tariffs. the chinese have said, it's not our fault we are so far ahead of you in the ev race, so hence this complaint to the wto. what's next, what is

in beijing alone, there are about 20 thousand of them. from today , the so-called.an economic forum will be held in yerevan today, as well as a meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council. the focus is on import substitution and digitalization. russia will be represented at these events by prime minister mikhail mishustin. he arrived in the capital of armenia yesterday evening after a visit to iran. the head of government has a busy schedule. he will also have bilateral meetings with his colleagues in the eac, these are negotiations with the prime minister. gizi, and the conversation with the head of the cabinet of ministers of belarus has already taken place. we are giving priority attention to strengthening trade and economic cooperation. in january-july, our mutual trade turnover increased to 2.355 billion russian rubles or 85.5 billion belarusian rubles. we are strengthening the technological sovereignty of the union state based on 27 joint programs and projects in the field of industrial cooperation. i would like you, dear sir, thank you for your active p

but beijing's message essentially is this is rehearsal now, but you provoke us and this might be thel deal tomorrow. now the excuse, some might say that beijing is using for launching these drills as a speech last week by taiwan it's president lai ching-te, where he actually actually dial down some of the rhetoric compared to what might have been expected ahead of his speech. but he did, as he has repeatedly reject beijing's territorial claims over this self-governing democracy in language that was again, pretty muted compared to what some experts were predicting. nonetheless, as expected, beijing basically pointed to his speech has the reason why they launched these drills, but these drills rosemary, they can't just be spontaneously launched. you're talking about massive logistical and massive expense as well. the taiwan military actually briefed us about what they think these drills cost. there were drills earlier this year and may right around the time of taiwan's presidential inauguration. >> they cost 1 millions of dollars when you add up all of the flight hours and the the wars

and the measures are not only unpopular in beijing. german carmakers are also opposed to the global and we believe this instrument is not appropriate for solving the problem. we need a discussion about open markets. we're a global industry and countries have to come together to keep markets open and not overwhelmed each other with regulations defensive measures. i'm terrace, let's see. or in was widely seen as a tit for tat tally ation. china, an artist and auntie subsidy, proved into imports of some european dairy products back in august. meaning it looks like trade. tensions between these 2 powers will likely keep turning for night. you're watching dw news from berlin coming up next we've got a documentary for you about the vital role that all bob trees play in public epsco . i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. the name is the calls back. saved loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nosy bay, like good. everyone to king. check out the award winning called called don't call back

and at 595 in the world she's the lowest ranked player to ever get to the last eight in beijing. beating magdalena frech, zhang will now play paula badosa who provided another shock by beating second seed jessica pegulsa. having lost to the american us open finalist three times in their first three meetings, badosa breezed through 6—4 6—0. after a terrible start to the season which left the new york mets' hopes of making the major league baseball playoffs apparently in tatters, they sealed a spot in the national league wild card round on the final day of the regular season. in a spectacular first game of two in atlanta against the braves, who have long been one of the mets' nemeses, new york came from 3—0 and 7—6 down to win thanks to a ninth—inning two run home run from francisco lindor. they'll enter the playoffs as the number 6 seed which earns them a series against the milwaukee brewers. but the night wasn't done for atlanta. having to squeeze two games in after postponements due to hurricane helene, the braves won the second one 3—0 against the mets to seal their own path to

why germany tried to stop this and what will europe get in response from beijing now. why is london handing over the chagas archipelago to mauritius? british politicians are shifting the blame onto each other, and argentina is declaring claims to the falkland islands. boris johnson. accused israeli prime minister netanyahu of personally installing a wiretap in his toilet several years ago. the press is wondering, why? are you completely out of your mind? we've gotten carried away. a game that makes enemies of parents and children. there are already victims, who created it and spreads around the world. investigation by alexander karpov. the ukrainian armed forces fled their positions in panic when the pincers around ugledar began to tighten. the details of the liberation of the strategically important city were reported today by the ministry of defense. the ukrainian command threw its most combat-ready units into defending the high-rise building, which was called an impregnable fortress. as a result, the ukrainian armed forces lost a significant part of their elite form

beijing said it did not, quote, agree with or accept the tariffs which take effect today. more without reporter who has been following this. are you surprised? this was something we expected, didn't we?— didn't we? exactly, this ev tariffs saga _ didn't we? exactly, this ev tariffs saga has _ didn't we? exactly, this ev tariffs saga has been - didn't we? exactly, this ev tariffs saga has been going didn't we? exactly, this ev i tariffs saga has been going on for quite some time and finally it is official. they take effect from today. the chinese are not happy of course. we are talking about 20, 30, 40% tariffs on chinese made evs, depending on the brand. that's going to hit the industry, the individual companies. share is already down in hong kong this morning. but if you think about the chinese economy more broadly, this is hitting them where it hurts and the economy has been stagnating. traditionally it was powered by construction, manufacturing. that's been slowing down, so evs was the great new hope for the chinese economy and they thought that's the way forward. the p

leaders are heading to the armitage, at 12:00 at night moscow time they parted, it was 4:00 am in beijing, that's all. and is this a tray? yes, it's not a great wall, but we are in russia. and when did vodka appear? suddenly, at such a high political level, in any joke, only a grain of a joke, the active use of national currencies in settlements began back then, and i am just thinking that i don’t have a ruble, with me, that i don’t have a ruble with me, thank you, thank you. vladimir putin and siddin pin even celebrated each other’s birthdays together, so my relationships and work schedule didn’t work out with anyone, that i would celebrate my birthday with any of my foreign colleagues, for example, with the chairman sidinpinimem we did it, i won't hide it, i don't know, he probably won't be angry with me, we drank a couple of vodkas, so we just cut up some sausage, a whole ball of russian ice cream, which... ice cream got a significant market niche in china after putin was complained about problems with deliveries of this product from russia at one of his meetings. i was very surprised