. >> by anyone's measure, china's belton road initiative is a massive project. billions have been spent in infrastructure, linking china to the world, road, rail, cm pipeline. to southeast asia and india. which isous upgrade now in ecosystem in itself. superhighway as we continue to navigate china's belt and road initiative. we begin this program in mumbai, known as a gateway to india. not so welcoming to china's belt and road initiative. to countries with massive economies accounting for a third of the global population. but a long history of mistrust. understandable india is nervous about having this giant neighbor that is outgrown so quickly. i understand india is nervous about this. there is potential for india to if china is infrastructure projects around the region. >> they are getting into a death trap. the three countries which we think become highly indebted. are concerned about china because they share a consent -- you are contentious border. should they be concerned about bri? they have countries bordering them that traditionally have their sphere of

and a half when the ship was attacked her parents clifford and of either tilly or were working in belton when they decided to evacuate and i'm delighted to be joined by jacqueline to the welcome back into the show tell me a bit about what you can remember here with each of two and a half what you've been told about what happened and how your parents managed to get themselves and you off the ship when it was torpedoed they had to move so they picked me up and apparently i kept saying baby here baby here so i was very lucky my parents were strong swimmers and i think they were in the water for quite a few hours. and people gentleman they gave that a piece of wood to put me on so that my father could you know get better on that and then when we got picked up on the highland. i was unconscious by then so i'm told. so they put me in hot water cold water hot water cold water. until i came around and luckily i kind of learned and here i am who did and of course you brought with you jack lena this is a sweater this is what you were wrapped in when you were brought right rise to how humans sweate

publicly back the belton road massive keynesian infrastructure system africa asia europe did you tell the british government they should publicly back it why did they not because of things like military. i think because a china adopt a different the political system compared to many western countries rather than to our among you for the country. and actually you u. k. is a quite a supportive you know last year. back on the road for. china. or to china it's time for you. at the moment a terrorist mysterious than the most important officer under her leadership i believe was out just like a terrorist to me said. you didn't hew to be in hong sed to a new level c. because russia and china and considering cross border payment systems has been a hundred billion dollars of trade in twenty. you don't think washington will be telling downing street even while you tell the business here it's really dangerous because they're cutting out the dollar from international trade well i think many are. apart from us maybe even support of these because they would like to see who powerful countries rights

nations related to infrastructure development the vote is seen as a direct reaction to china's large belton road initiative as an effort to gain greater cooperation. and coordination with australia from other nations in the region. and speaking of china they know a bargain when they see it with canadian oil more than fifty dollars below west texas intermediate futures last month the asian superpower has been looking beyond the u.s. and iran for its energy needs snapping up barrels in the great white north here with the details from canada is our team's alex mahela bitch hey alex what's the latest on this i was a little bit shocked to see it maybe i shouldn't be but give us the lowdown. well you know bart as well as i do our oil is tare.

nations related to infrastructure development the vote is seen as a direct reaction to china's large belton road initiative as an effort to gain greater cooperation and coordination with australia from other nations in the region. and speaking of china they know a bargain when they see it with canadian oil more than fifty dollars below west texas intermediate futures last month the asian superpower has been looking beyond the u.s. and iran for its energy needs snapping up barrels in the great white north here with the details from canada is our chance alex mahela bitch hey alex what's the latest on this i was a little bit shocked to see it maybe i shouldn't be but give us the lowdown. like you know bart as well as i do our oil is tar. and it's not really the cleanest stuff on earth but it's at bargain prices right now and as you mentioned china always knows a good bargain when it sees it and if you compare numbers back in april they bought about one point five million barrels of canadian crude and actually i should say that's what they bought in september that's about fifty percent since ap

nations related to infrastructure development the vote is seen as a direct reaction to china's large belton road initiative as an effort to gain greater cooperation and coordination with australia from other nations in the region. and speaking of china they know a bargain when they see it with canadian oil. more than fifty dollars below west texas intermediate futures last month the asian superpower has been looking beyond the u.s. and iran for its energy needs snapping up barrels in the great white north here with the details from canada is our chance alex mahela bitch hey alex what's the latest on this i was a little bit shocked to see it maybe i shouldn't be but give us the lowdown like you know bart as well as i do our oil is tar. and it's not really the cleanest stuff on earth but it's at bargain prices right now and as you mentioned china always knows a good bargain when it sees it if you compare numbers back in april they bought about one point five million barrels of canadian crude and actually i should say that's what they bought in september that's about fifty percent since april

gives loans i don't come with a constricting belt or a one way road that was a real dig at china's belton road investment initiative well the main summit is actually on sunday the latest of what's in them on the screen behind me have been arriving at apec house here in port moresby they'll have a four and a half hour retreat it's called where they all sit around the same table and actually thrash out some of the issues they're supposed to be discussing here ways to enhance economic cooperation free trade among the countries which between the nineteen countries plus two associate members in taiwan and hong kong between them those economies have more the hoff the world's total g.d.p. as a very important economic meeting the substance of which goes on as i say four and a half hours on sunday they were doing some bilateral talks latest getting together one on one one notable one there between the u.s. vice president and australia's prime minister scott morrison they announced that they would jointly sets up a naval base in conjunction with papua new guinea on a papua new guinea an odd man asy

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australia has been supportive of belton road in many ways. in southeast asia you will continue to see a lot of importance. there is a lot of expectations, malaysia has expressed concerns. even he doesn't want to walk away from economic cooperation and investment from china. it would be a very isolating move. >> there is one other point. if we did oppose belt and road it would be a serious blunder. the good news is and to the administrations credit they work to push with congress this build act, the acronym i can't remember, but it is the supercharged opec which doubled the size and allows it to do more of the things that the japanese equivalent can do in terms of infrastructure. i think that is a significant thing that will give the vice president some credibility as we have an alternative here to belt and road. there is definitely demand in the region for u.s. to plate in the space. i was in me and mark earlier this year. -- in myanmar earlier this year. the u.s. is not offering anything. if you would offer something we would be glad to talk

the chinese very clearly made a big bet on the china pakistan economic corridor and on the belton road initiative. for them being able to take advantage of a different environment makes a lot of sense. i don't think -- we did not do the saudi's. with the saudis and the -- it is a matter of influence. i don't think you can take away the current developments of saudi arabia, that having an impact on whether the saudi's more or less of a role right now. i think it's a pretty good moment for qatar. they are hosting the only official political recognized presence of the taliban. if the saudi's were thinking we are going to get the views of that we want to be in the center for engaging with the town of them and we want to use historic relationship with pakistan to be the people who broker something here, i think the stakes for the saudi's, quickly shrinking. facts on the ground will outpace what they can achieve. what they would like is to have a role in shaping were pakistan and afghanistan go in the future. that relationship, that pakistan relationship, is important to the saudi's. i think