i would like to remind you that it was oleksandr rehara, an expert at the center for international studies. youtube for those who are currently watching us live on social networks, like this video, subscribe to our social networks, you can become a sponsor of our youtube channel under this video, you know a detailed description of how to do it well, what's next next we talk with our next guest - this is a novel svetan military expert colonel of the armed forces of ukraine in reserve colonel good day and good health to you thank you for joining our broadcast it's interesting so mr. colonel, tomorrow after the meeting in the rammstein format the ministry of defense of the western world and yes of the so-called anti-putin coalition at the us base of the same name in rammstein may announce a new support package for ukraine in the amount of 2 billion 600 million dollars , this is reported by dry express e-meetings tomorrow, the head of the pentagon lloyd austin and the chairman of the committee of the chiefs of the committee of the chief of staff of the armed forces of the united states of amer

nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for international studies, have a great evening. thanks for joining us. thank you. thank you. and the thank you for joining us here for the program on our team. so on sunday, israel's national security minister gave an order to take down palestinian flags hung in public places, claiming they expressed support for terrorism. this inconceivable that lawbreakers will waive terror flags in sight, encouraged terrorism. i have issued instructions for the removal of the flags which support terrorism from the public space into stop incitement against the state of israel. freedom of expression does not extend to identify with the terrorist and those who want to harm idea of soldiers. well, i meanwhile artes from ma, maria phenomena was visiting a village in palestine where the residence say it there. they actually say the village has been demolished by israeli authorities more than 200 times. over the past decade. this bedroom in village, which lies near an ancient cemetery in southern israel, has been demolished by the countries farces, over

now some one vice chairman of the shanghai center for an international studies pleasure, as always talking on the program. thanks for your time. my moving on now to africa, where the biggest hospital in the water t great region is sounding the alarm over medical supply shortages left despite a peace agreement that was signed at the end of last year between the governments of ethiopia and the t great people's, the ration from nothing has changed even after the peace agreement. the federal government is not supplying the much needed medicines, including lever to regions to the hospital. the hospitals been complaining over the lack of even essential medicine since october last year. meanwhile, the un has warned that he still doesn't have access to the great region in the peace agreement hasn't yet resulted in full access to desperate people. a local reporter fix the story. it began as t gray regional elections in defiance of addis ababa and turned into one of the biggest conflicts on the continent. ethnic diversity collapsed into instability, bloodshed, displacement and malnutrition, among ma

nelson wong malakai economic forum expert and chairman of the shanghai center for international studies. always great to see you. thank you for your time. thank you . i thank you for your time as well show wrapping up right now, but we are back in half an hour. ah, ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle in a recent interview. french intellectual, emmanuel todd claims. the 3rd world war has already started. its epicenter is, of course, ukraine, and it's a western war against russia and china. if this scholar is correct, then we can expect to be living in a very dangerous world for a very long time. the, the cross sucking global conflict. i'm joined by my guess, george semi well we in budapest, he's a podcast for the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals in paris. we have john laughlin. he is a university lecturer in history and political philosophy and it needs to be cross to alex hello badge. he is a veteran reporter and foreign affairs analysts are a gentleman cross type roles. in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want.

coming up next, the center for strategic and international studies joins us for their outlook when ites to the chinese recovery, president xi warning of tough challenges ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: you're watching "daybreak: australia." australia's new chinese foreign minister says he wants better ties with the u.s., in a conversation with the secretary of state of the u.s., anthony blinken. he previously served as china's u.s. ambassador. piece is seasonal get to retain a close relationship with his american counterpart. secretary blinken tweeted that they discussed maintaining open lines of communication. the imf director says one-third of the global economy will face a recession this year. kristalina georgieva said 2023 will be a tougher year than the one that we leave behind. she says the u.s., the e.u. and china are all slowing at the same time, leading to negative trends globally and the outlook for emerging markets even worse. israel has raised interest rates to the highest level since 2008, and will remain elevated for some time. the bank of israel lifted its benchmark 3

. >> we live this morning at the center for strategic and international study for conversation of the role of the cdc, centers for disease control and a pandemic. and it ways to respond to outbreaks to the future future. it should be underway in just a minute on c-span. >> following this event later afternoon, jessica rosenworcel will talk about u.s. leadership in implementing 5g technology at 3 p.m. eastern on c-span. coming up this evening, senator bernie sanders, the incoming chair of the senate committee will talk about the state of america's working class.

nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact on international studies. pleasure, as always to have you on the program. thanks for your help today. thank you. the india has broken a new record, importing more than $1000000.00 barrels of oil per day from russia and $53.00 times more than just one year ago. our seats, india correspondence renew sharma as the details in your relationship with russia. dates back to the call for, but the year gone by 2022 house particularly been an important one. the bilateral trade between new delhi and more school has triple the ad. russia has become india as a top oil supply or in the last 3 months of 2022. so passing its dominant, its traditionally while suppliers like saudi arabia is wrong in the us appetite for russian crude has massively grew one from one percent in february of 2022 and last year to 25 percent in december. so that's a huge jump there in the are now and boating over $1000000.00 barrels of crude oil . birdie a new were recall there. i'm pretty, it makes perfect sense for india considering india is the 3rd largest consumer or

utah republican congressman then seth jones senior vp in international security program director for the center of strategic international studies shares his research on the u.s. preparedness for war. watch washington journal live at seven eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile app join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard but squatting in a diner for internet later democratic representatives eric swalwell and adam schiff and el han omar talking about a gop led effort to block them from serving on certain congressional committees. >> the president says they coordinated with allies and the abrams was developed during the cold war first used in combat during 1991 during operation desert storm and iraq. good afternoon thank you for being here. yesterday marked 11 months since russia's brutal full-scale of the invasion of ukraine 11 months since -- of the ukrainian people showing the world the full force of their courage and determination through

they will come all at once, but maybe one chunk at a time or cancel with the center for strategic and international studies in washington. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight. thank you. thanks for having down the show where he was president biden in german chancellor sholtes delivered their decisions on battle tanks for ukraine. first, germany, then, the united states, a carefully choreographed show of unity after days that had been anything, but we decided to call on benjamin schmidt to discuss what just happened here. he senior fellow at the university of pennsylvania climates in for energy policy is a former advisor at the us state department, benjamin. it's good that see you again. you and i, we spoke many times when you as president vide wanted former german chance or uncle america, to stop the nord stream to natural gas pipeline project miracle. she wouldn't budge . biden eventually ended his opposition because he wanted to protect german us ties today. biden again, did a 180 this time on sending tanks to ukraine. sholtes was standing firm. if there aren't any us tanks, there

mark hanson with the center for strategic and international studies in washington. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight. thank you. thanks for having me on the show were here in germany, please say to people have been killed. several others injured in a knife attack on the passenger train in the north of the country. it took place as the train was traveling between the cities of heel and amber and to rest of the alleged attacker in the town of boston. the motive behind this incident remains unclear. this is what the regions interior minister had to say about the actions of passengers on that train peskin on varden and politeness. when we should mention that the passengers intervened very vaguely and may well have prevented the attacker doing even more. hm. into it from the scene, we don't exactly know at the moment and i thought i've got enough of it, but it's definitely the case that many or at least some of the people on the train, the passengers will ready pre whether she allow them to have you earlier we spoke with journalist jenny vit. she

nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for rem pack and international studies. thank you. thank you. ah, jeremy's foreign office has received backlash from african union officials after criticizing the russian foreign ministers efforts to enhance partnerships during his tore across the continent. ortiz africa, corresponding corral ball it up like gives us the details on reactions to europeans sentiments in the region. the russian foreign minister lever off is an african not to see leopards, but a bluntly claim that ukraine's partners want to destroy everything russian. here's a thread with all of his evidence. hi, german for an office. your boss n, alina bare, bach visited the african union based in one of the more than 20 african countries that germany enjoys reciprocal diplomatic relations with. did she come to see animals? or is the continent of africa? it's people and wildlife. just a joke to you here on the continent. it was really encapsulated by carlindo who responded to the german foreign office. really, i think to you later with most african feel that t

doctor, not yet douglas center for east european and international studies and thank you so much for your time today. thank you. and i like the new location. go is rural. belarus, with an iron grip for almost 3 decades. the last election was held in 2020 and it was followed by mass protest over the results. the descent was soon crushed, leading to thousands of fellow rosie and flame the country. many of them ended up in neighboring ukraine, where they now have to contend with russia's war, they w sonya on a car. and is this report from keith i glory to you, create long live, but douglas, dissidence and even fight to the you created all me commemorate. federal bill russians who have died fighting for keith organizers. see, it's the 1st rally bell russian excites in ukraine. since russia's invasion, just month audio, alice, me now had fled to ukraine to avoid prison for his activism. he said a warm welcome. don't, frosty after moscow used bella, russian territory to launch its invasion as rosamille. it's a little along, the attitude has changed, but i get it. but as lossless spoke, the

, by the wagner, security forces was there on the issue. katrina doxey of the center for strategic and international studies in washington told us more about the wagner group. i thank you for having me. the wagner group is what we commonly refer to have as a private military company or p. m. c. works closely with the russian government, although it is not technically linked to the government. so even though we call it a company, it's actually better thought of as a loose network of different companies. shell companies, financial intermediaries, basically a set of businesses that are all tied back to you have any promotion, who's a russian old or close to vladimir, who and, and that are specifically designed to yes. okay. possible, the viewer in ukraine. we've seen the wagner group, though, from operating in more of a shadowy paramilitary context, soon after the invasion, to now more or less acting as an informal unit of the russian military. despite not technically being affiliated with the military or the state, germany has named a new defense minister or as pastorius will replace. christina lam burst who

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the american center for strategic and international studies simulated the chinese invasion of taiwan 2026, experts proposed more than 20 scenarios for the development of events in most of them, taipei , with us support, repelled the attack, but each victory was accompanied by colossal losses at the end of the study, a report was published describing the so-called pessimistic scenario for the united states with a chinese victory and optimistic with a victory. taiwan and allies. in all cases, the chinese invasion begins the same way. in the course. the first bombing destroyed most of the fleet and air force of taiwan, then, with the support of missile forces, the chinese naval forces surrounded and blockaded the island. analysis of the games showed that taiwan would repulse the offensive, subject to a number of conditions. in particular. the island must strengthen the ground forces and provide in advance. after the start of the conflict, china will isolate taiwan with american weapons and supply it with weapons, as now it will be impossible for ukraine to succeed in the operation. the

the pockets of taxpayers, but also the us defense capability in the study of a senior employee center for strategic and internationalolonel of the us marine corps mark, canciano says that in order to replenish its own reserves, the pentagon will have to significantly to increase production, for example , it will take at least 5 years for the stinger manpads to restore the arsenal of jewelin complexes and 155-mm shells, not everything is going smoothly and with the training of ukrainian military personnel, the publication national interest indicates that working with armored vehicles from different countries will create problems for the apu, if kiev decides to simultaneously use bradley, marder, and amx-10 vehicles, the transfer of which was agreed by the united states germany and france, respectively, the command in ukraine will have to establish the appropriate chains supplies of ammunition. for each system, and the crew to undergo separate training. moreover , to train inexperienced ukrainian soldiers in the united states does not burn with a desire republican senator atakuma prize val to ban such programs so as n

contrary to what else let me just also say good afternoon and thank you to the center for strategic and international studies for having me here today, and this timely discussion.. i took as your today csis is releasing a new paper on the strategic importance of united states leadership and next-generation communications at work. so i am super happy to have this opportunity to talk to about this topic on the heels of what i think is a really major victory. and that's the election of the united states candidates during a secretary general of the international telling indication unit. now, in the grand scheme of things this was a little-known election at a little-known united nations agency. a whole lot more was built on our nation's midterm elections, so you would be forgiven if you didn't spend much time thinking about it here at home. but to reach the shape of really matter so that the college leadership focus of today's csis paper. let me explain why. the first woman to lead the itu and that is something i know. on the first woman confirmed to lead the federal communications commission and the instinct to

associate director and associate fellow for the transnational threats project at the center for strategic and international studiesn washington. first up, what is the wagner group, and what is its role in the war in ukraine? >> it is what we commonly refer to as a private military company that works closely with the russian government, though it is not technically linked to the government. even though we call it a company, it is better thought of as a loose network of different companies, shell companies, subsidiaries, basically a set of businesses tied back to a russian oligarch close to vladimir putin that are specifically designed to be as opaque as possible. in ukraine, we have seen it go from operating in more of a shadowy, paramilitary context to know more or less acting as an informal unit of the russian military despite not technically being affiliated with the military. >> medvedev is the first defector we know of and has promised to cooperate with authorities. how crucial could his testimony be to prosecuting alleged war crimes? >>'s testimony in terms of war crimes and the group's broader operations cou

and then seth jones senior vp international security program director center for strategic and international studiess his research on the u.s. preparedness for war

we discussed the issue with the vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact, an international studies, nelson wong, who says the us to stop interfering in other countries of us. it's a typical example of the us not trying to keep peace for another region which is asia, the by pointing thing goes to china and declaring that they're going to smoke support india. this is absolutely trying to provoke china, actually. and it's, it's not helping at all, this is not helping to build piece is a bolder dispute between china and then dea and it didn't happen last night. it has been there for quite some time. and both countries of being having a dialogue and communications quite frequently. and the recent speak speech by the indian military chief commanding officer of all already said that the disputes are bon large under control. and so it means that both sides are talking quite actively as a responsible country, like the u. s. as they claim themselves to be, they should stay away from these and trying to encourage both parties to, to talk and solve the issue peacefully, which is actually exact

director and associates fellow for the trans national threats project at the center for strategic and international studies in washington . miss dock the 1st up. what is the wagner group and what is its role in russia war against ukraine? i thank you for having me the wagner group, and what we commonly referred to as a private military company or pmc works closely with the russian government, although it is not technically linked to the government. so even though we call it a company, it's actually better thought of as a loose network of different companies. shell companies, financial intermediaries, basically a set of businesses that are all tied back to you getting promotion. who's a russian oligarch? close to black men who and, and that are typically designed as a possible viewer in ukraine. we've seen the wagner group go from operating in more of a shadowy paramilitary contact. soon after the invasion. now more or less acting as an informal unit of the russian military, despite. * not technically being affiliated with the military or state. madrid is the 1st wagner defector renaud off, at least to flee

on behalf of the center for national security, the strauss center for international security and law, the public interest declassification center comes intelligence studies project and lbj presidential library i want to welcome you to an evening with the director of national intelligence avril haines. as you know tonight is one of a series of public programs that we host here at the lbj presidential library for friends of the lbj library. please join us on march 2 for an evening with cnn john avalon and chris whipple, author of the best-selling the fight of his life, inside joe biden's white house. we'll have more programs to announce to our friends soon here and please join lbj presidential library director marc lawrence for his free ongoing virtual series the american presidency, decisions for war and peace. the next session will take place on february 2 with climate center executive director will him alone on his critically acclaimed new book the peacemaker. ronald reagan, the cold war and the world on the brink. you can find more information on the series at lbj library.org. now i will turn the podium over to a alissa starzak, the acting chair of the

and your fishing band, nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies, is the meeting between chinese and philipino. leaders is an example of how to speak can be peacefully resolved in the philippines. is a very typical example of how, you know, china is handling its relations with without neighbors. because not only the philippines, as a neighbor of china, is a close neighbor of china, but also its position as being one of the 5 asian partners of the u. s. is also quite unique, makes the philip being quite unique. yes. the philippines needs to maintain very good relations with both china and the us because on the us side it is a strategic partner. it's a military partner, but also it is a very good neighbor of china. so it actually gives the message to not only countries that are involved, but also to the rest of the world that it's time we give up this cold war mentality because it's not right all left. it's not them. and us disputes between countries are inevitable. but every kind of disputes can be solved through peaceful negotiation. so i don't thi

. >> on behalf of the center for national security, the strauss center for international security and law, public interest declassification center, the intelligent studieshe director of national and challenges avril haines. as you know, tonight is one of a series of public programs that we host here at the lyndon b. johnson presidential library for friends of the lbj library. please join us for cnn john and chris whipple author of the best-selling, the fight of his life inside joe biden's white house. we will have more programs to announce to our friends soon. and please join lbj presidential library director mark lawrence has free ongoing series the american presidencies, decisions for war and peace. the next session take place on february 2nd with executive director on his critical acclaimed new book the peacemaker ronald reagan cold war and the world on the brink. you'll find more information on the series lbj library.org. please join me in welcoming alyssa, thank you. [applause] thank you so much america seeker fied in our democracy. as acting chair i'm excited for this conference the critical need for modernization of the classification declassific

s. department of defense, a center for strategic and international studies report suggested in the event of a conflict between the 2 breaking out washington would quickly run short of items like a long range and precision guided munitions and less than a week. also reminding the american defense industry should be prepared for the scenario of a protracted conflict. at the same time, such military corporations as lockheed martin, boeing and general atomics, were among the major contributors to the think tank which published the report and attended meetings between military corporations, u. s. military top bras, the c s i s, executive director of well beyond war movement. david swanson said that the think tanks, universities are political campaigns in the us, often funded by weapons manufacturers. people have no clue what the reality is. so they'll look at that chart and not notice that, that there is anything dramatically wrong. and that is, of course, the point you can increase military spending. if you realize that you're already spending as much as the next 10 countries put together co

, the largest of this air defense system, according to the information of the center for strategic and international studies, the new petri complex costs more than a billion us dollars, so among experts there is an opinion that shooting down drones by a patriot is impractical, a patriot can safely destroy there chess where and this is not a question at all, destroying cruise missiles is not a question, but he is the only one who can intercept ballistic missiles in order not to waste all the missiles that they have to shoot down ballistic targets in order to shoot down 30 shaheeds there, conditionally speaking, and then a third ballistic missile flies over there. and we don’t have a missile, a patriot missile can cost 4 million dollars, but if this drone kills or eats a child, then how is it possible at this price to compare, i don’t share my opinion, if i was talking, it’s shooting at mosquitoes because human life, especially children’s life, it is priceless before receiving the ukrainian military service. about 100 of our defenders have already arrived in the u.s. at school of the anti-aircraft artillery o

the center for strategic and international studies is the host of this event. face double the risk of dying by >> good afternoon. it is good to see familiar faces. i want to welcome you to this event, both those of you here in person and the large audience online. this event is streaming and also being covered by c-span. we are going to have a big audience. i want to start by thanking the audience and also my long-time former colleague and friend, jessica. colleague jessica rosenworcel who was -- is the first permanent chairman -- chairwoman of the fcc. thank you for being here and i think this is the third time you have appeared here at csis and i want to keep that pattern going and before i turn it over to her, we will release a paper and the title is "-- it's out of this event. the strategic imperative of u.s. leadership in next-generation networks and we will focus on networks from europe and stumbles in 5g and implications and a future free-market economies. we are doing a limited release of the paper and it will be posted on the csi set -- csis rep site -

speak between washington and beijing, nelson, long vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies that say that such politics is not likely to contribute to well peace and stability. it is not in the interest of china to make any drastic actions towards what's happening in the wall, or as i said, quite clearly, it's a domestic affairs of the us. but when you use china right, as the excuse to build up the military base, this is something that is long. china is not russia. anti one is not you crazy. but we do see that there are countries that are trying to, to make this comparison. and they're trying to, you know, to alienate china and tried to exit, may to russia and a vicious, this is not very complementary to promoting, woke piece, curating this term, china threat. this is very wrong because china is not going to become a threat simply because a few countries keep calling it a threat. many thanks for a company here in austin national web back of the company i was very late. ah. with well yeah. that that you money get back with me to come up with francisco, new york, 125. we we 60

disadvantage of this air defense system, according to the information of the center for strategic and international studiesis the new patriot complex is worth more than a billion us dollars, therefore, among experts there is an opinion that shooting down drones with a patriot is impractical, a patriot can easily destroy martyrs there, and this is not a question at all; destroying a cruise missile is not a question, but he is the only one who can intercept ballistic missiles in order not to waste all the missiles which are supposed to shoot down ballistic targets in order to shoot down 30 shaheds there, conditionally speaking , and then three football rockets fly by there. a drone into objects, a child, then how can you even compare this cost, i do not share the opinion if i refused, it is shooting at mosquitoes , because human life, especially children's life , is priceless before receiving the ukrainian military service. about 100 of our defenders have already arrived in the united states in at the anti-aircraft artillery school of the us army, they will master the operation of service and support of patr

ukraine and other foreign and domestic policy priorities at an event hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. this is about 45 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the beautiful london morning it's kind of rainy. welcome to everybody. we are delighted to have you here. this is an important opportunity for us. the right honorable james is here to talk with our government and he's here to tell us how important ukraine is. i know i've seen from some of the advanced press articles about that but i'm sure we will have a larger conversation then that as well. a distinguished public service and politician and a military man. i think both of them should be honored. he served in many positions of course now being the secretary of state for foreign affairs for commonwealth land development affairs. but previously the minister for education in the uk and has served numerous senior roles in political life in the party. but i'd also like to highlight he dedicated his life as well as a military officer and joined the territorial army as a young man and he's remained active. it's also important

however, the vice chairman, the shanghai center for impact and international studies, nelson wong told our see, the washington priority isn't the interest of other countries in any way. all the one hand that us about the white house has been telling beijing that we do not support independence. i want we recognize the one china policy. but in the meantime, they're also, you know, creating a lot of taishan across the street. so, you know, all these fabricated china threats is they come from nowhere. it's quite obvious that all they want to achieve is to maintain its role as the only ball all over the world because they want to control the rest of the world for its own. you know purpose to serve its. ready purpose. so this is, this is why put bluntly, they want to remain as the only superpower. however, we also realize that outside forces like us, is trying to, to interfere into the domestic affairs of china. so, but the chinese wisdom is not to engage in a direct confrontation but also set the lives quite clearly. cancer hospitals in the war torn, middle east country of yemen, are suffer