i would say my contents are related to china because i love china's pop stars. i don't, i korean puddle gold with a handle tick tock. his 4200000 users in taiwan and nearly 40 percent of them are teenagers. oh, young adults, lawmakers from ty, once ruling party accused china of conducting so called cognitive warfare through is social media to influence young people. here in town is high schools. nearly every student has a tiptoe account, and they are all very familiar with china's content and social media. doesn't anything of the content is all in super fight chinese probably uploaded by chinese mainland as aiming at tony's uses. for example, some side, the pandemic is made by the us, and it's not from china. now we're back, or some video shows i will. china is controlling the covey. 19 pandemic, a little harder. jimmy can base his photos and edit them into a video. now he has over 6000 followers in school. he could hardly put his phone down, tick toast, growing, hold on, students in taiwan. his many here worried closer to the edge on 201. it's high if you're im

china has effectively ensured that the world can't afford to isolate china.is a much bigger economic power in the international arena and we may also need to look at this issue from a different angle. that is taiwan is also a powerhouse to semiconductors and ict products. if we just look at those at those chips, taiwan accounts for about 92% of the global production, so—called �*defence�* chips, which is under the 10mm... crosstalk. i know very well from a little bit of research that the taiwanese dominance of the semiconductor chip market is extraordinary. you have the power, whether it be from apple iphones to all of the computerisation of auto mobiles, you have the power to shut down vast swathes of electronic industry across the world. are you telling me you are now prepared to use that sort of power to become, if you like, a semiconductor superpower in the world? i'm saying that if china invades taiwan, they will cause a lot of problems with the shortage of taiwan supplies of those semiconductors or ict products, in which china would suffer badly. so, wh

she looked at me, and she said, "if you make china the enemy, china will be the enemy.gn ministry echoed key grievances in answer to a question about the trade dispute. rory: many of these points go to the independent policy choices of the australian government in a democratic system, including choices to do with legislation, with the funding of think tanks, with the freedom of the australian media, with diplomatic positions australia takes in the international system. so, it's simply untenable for any australian government to concede on those points. and i fear that, in a way, the chinese government has painted itself into a corner. stephen: in the same month that china effectively banned australian barley, another rural export was hit. female: four australian abattoirs have been banned from selling red meat into china. one of the meatworks is in casino in northern nsw, while three are based in queensland. patrick hutchinson: when we found out it was all hands to the pump exceptionally quickly. i certainly was on the phone for basically 72 hours just because of the she

we hope that you can form its own perception of china, adopt an independent china policy. oh and work with us for the study and sustain development of china. you relations goshen, where she rushes. war has brought the you closer together and shown how far away other powers such as china or on foreign policy. let's get more detail because it bent rigate in brussels. a welcome banter, house china given any sort of firm indication of where it's sympathies lie. in this wall. just to 2 days ago, the foreign ministers of china and russia signed an agreement about eternal and limitless cooperation and china so far. and also in this, during the summer, has refused to criticize the russian aggression against ukraine. the you in china cannot even agree on the wording, of course, or the used is naming it of war, but the chinese side is still insisting that it is a situation or a conflict, a crisis in ukraine. and that's also the reason why there is no common, no common communicate, no statement by twos, by the 2 sides about this war. but at least the china and the you could agree tha

and he and china is unity. the purpose to issue a warning to all anti china forces that are trying to divide the country method. all available computer means after the huck on u. s. navy website in may 2001. the chinese government denied all responsibility for the young nationalist hackers. and editorial in the people's daily, the official newspaper of the communist party declared the attacks a legal saying, attacks and sabotage websites, whether from american or chinese. hackers are unforgivable and illegal acts. it's no exaggeration to call it sigh, but terrorism, a cold to order that doesn't surprise former british spy nigel inkster. what can you say about your former job? i worked in the british secret intelligence service, retiring as assistant chief friend, director of operations and intelligence faster the chinese communist party doesn't like any organization that is not under it. so it's controlled, sees that as a challenge and as a threat. and so i have the, as i said, in practice, some of these f i fe

the 2 main groups behind the attacks was a china eagle union and the hunk a union of china. with we found their websites for more than 20 years ago. this is the home page of the china e all union, with slogans like shield of the nation and justice. my heart is pure and radiant, as well as the hunk a union of china's web site. we found the hackers union of china, which described itself as the chinese hackers, cybersecurity alliance, with one of those transition period in time. right. when you're trying perception of themselves and the role that they were playing and they occupied change, and that reflected right also and kind of several reasons. and the rising kind of the hungary union in these have groups who realized that they had a tool, or they knew how to, you know, united states and, you know, they employ it in the hacking community. these original hackers were highly respected for their technical skills and their own devotee with a chinese speaker, who else to be anonymous, we go in search of them. we make a list of the aliases we find. after several weeks of research,

well, well, not about russian china, china against china, i say that he asks him to support us.be a signal that everything is fine, you are doing your own thing there, doing your own thing . i talked about india and about indian india well, which owes nothing to anyone and took such a very pragmatic correct position, having, because both the human resource and the intellectual resources of the economic. here is china - this is even cooler. in this sense, they know how to play long. they have a lot of resources in order to play long and not start any sudden moves until they are convinced that they will exit with maximum profit, if a if they are forced, that's how we have you bring to my head when will uh under what circumstances can this whole story begin hmm taiwan means first, they are waiting. definitely, i'm sure of this, but the formal end of yes is a special operation. uh -huh official, they will survive for some time after watching. and what? and as i repeat, they have a resource to play for a long time, to track everything from beginning to end, without plunging into this

differences compared to china �*s proposal for the one china principal because one china policy recognisesnly legal government in china, but does not recognise that taiwan is part of the people �*s republic so we hope we can continue to use that kind of partnership to deepen the partnership to deepen the partnership with our friends around the world. if you think the international order and international rules are at stake, how disappointed were you that when it came to that crucial early vote at the united nations demanding a withdrawal of russian forces from all ukrainian territory, some of the biggest, most influential countries in the world chose to abstain and are not thinking just of china itself, but india, pakistan, south africa, interview in taiwan want to convince yourselves that the international community does respect rules and does value democracy, may that vote was a bit of a disappointment? yes, i understand your concerns but i think what we are witnessing is a kind of competition between two different groups, one is the democracy and the other is autocracy, and after russia

why would china do this?nd the us? over ukraine?— the eu and the us? over ukraine? ~ ~ ., , ukraine? well, i think china is t in: to ukraine? well, i think china is trying to straddle _ ukraine? well, i think china is trying to straddle the - ukraine? well, i think china is trying to straddle the two - trying to straddle the two sides and it does not want to take a position with the eu and us and does not want to be opposed. what it said officially is that it prefers peace, if possible. i think the question from the eu side is whether the eu can persuade china to play a more active role. in negotiations towards peace in china has done so far. is china in a position to stop the war in ukraine? i is china in a position to stop the war in ukraine?- the war in ukraine? i think china probably _ the war in ukraine? i think china probably is - the war in ukraine? i think china probably is not. - the war in ukraine? i think china probably is not. a i the war in ukraine? i think| china probably is not. a lot the war i

we talk on china to help and the war in ukraine. china try not to the blight i to rushes, volition of international law. i want to bring in now sankey, run jenko. he's the wilson schmidt, distinguished professor at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he's also a cold war historian, professor at shanker, it's good to have you on the program. the european union says that china agreed that the war is a threat to global security and to the world's economy. if that is the case, why isn't china doing more to pressure russia to end the fight? o china finds itself between a rock and a hard place? yes, the war is not great for global stability, china understands that it doesn't want the war to escalate. on the other hand, it also does not want russia to lose. because russia is the key partner for china and seen that big partner with whom they have such a close relationship, actually chased out of ukraine, would look very bad for china. and would they, china within face more pressure? i'd like for you to take a listen to the chinese foreign ministry spokesman from just befor

support for china's economy. we will speak to george magness, oxford china research associate this hour. francine: let's not forget china as well. for the moment, futures are seeing a bit of a lift. risk appetite back after the pboc stepping in. tom: this supportive rhetoric from the pboc and the response from china's policy makers has been rather muted in the last weeks and months as they way out the length downs -- the lockdowns in shanghai. will they actually pull out the big bazooka following the meeting that takes place later this week in beijing that will be closely watched. the msci asia pacific is in the drain, but the mainland shares -- in the green, but that mainland shares with some doubts amongst investors as to how far officials in china are really prepared to go. in the european space, solid gains of around 1.4% on the spanish ibex, 1.1% on the ftse 100, and the cac 40 up .9%, reversing heavier losses we saw yesterday. wall street ending in the dream. let's see how stocks are lining up for the futur

looking at china as a foreign policy actor one of the challenges in dealing with china internationally that you you really address head-on is what you call a leninist predisposition to maintain secrecy at all costs and this propensity you suggest reinforces a view that china is untrustworthy and the idea is if it's not truthful with its own people. it can't be trusted and i would add that. and we see china's comfort with straddling what looked to the west is some very divergent even contradictory international positions contributes to a view that china prefers ambiguity or dissembling a lot of people policy makers might even label this opportunism on the part of china in your book you you make mention the case of scarborough shoal where after chinese vessels crowded around a philippine controlled disputed shoal that created a dangerous standoff and and the with the us allies the philippines navy over the show in the united states negotiated a withdrawal the philippines navy dutifully with drew in china remained others might point to hong kong and in an assessment that china failed to u

>> anti-china? >> and i think it will be interesting if we can have archives and decision making, but it was clear by the end of china was going to move hard. i think it's unfortunate because even after the unfortunate protests as you say, as many as two million people in rallies and that's why not people coming from mainland china, these were pretty much hong kongers, and it would be the equivalent if you took it proportionally in the u.s., around 80 million people coming to washington. it's just extraordinary how the city was caught up in this and i think that china was counting on this kind of silent majority, what they called the blue wave, to -- to back them, back the pro-beijing line and in elections held the end of november, 2019. after these months of tumult violence on both sides, election day came and turned out as in every election in hong kong, about six out of 10 people voted for the pro democracy candidates and it was an unbelievable sweep for the pro democracy camp and these were for

a start warning from the european union to china do not help russia in its war with ukraine. china says it will not be forced to take soft. and the drawl for this year's football world cup has concluded. whose country guitar in now hope the world detention moves away from its human rights record to the turn of it itself? ah, i bring golf, it's good to have you with us on this friday and we start in ukraine and those attempts to get civilians out of the besieged city of mario pulled to night. there are reports that a red cross convoy had to stop and turn around conditions on the ground, simply too dangerous. now the strategic port on ukraine's southern coast is essential for control and access to the sea of as odd. as you see right there, previous attempts to establish humanitarian corridors out of the city for about a 160000 civilians. have phil. but that appears to be changing across ukraine. more than 6000 people managed to get out via humanitarian corridors just to day and about half of those were evacuated from. are you pull hollow shells of buildings now were a vital port city once

china is very strong.hy and everything else, but forgive me for such a statement, but something is happening with the russian military-technical genius such that he is always ahead, i have seen this many times. i've seen how they copy the product. and how they do things. there absolutely, as far as the repetition of something is concerned, everything brilliant is wonderful. everything is so clean exactly every time when it comes to big innovative breakthroughs, it turns out that the russians vanya are three steps ahead of china, for example, with the fleet, everything turns out when it comes to, uh, kind of intensive development, of existing models, their brilliant copying or something else, but every time when it comes to big innovation breakthroughs, something slows down there. i don't do anything wrong i want to say that the chinese are brilliant people, the country is great and everything else, but this fact exists, so i always cannot understand what kind of weapon can transfer. ay what do you mean, an

we hope that you can form its own perception of china, adopt an independent china policy and worked with us for the study and sustain development of china. you relations goshen, where russia's war has brought the e you closer together and shown how far away other powers such as china are on foreign policy. they from all the summer. now we want to go to brussels. our correspondent barrett rieger. he's been covering this forest good evening to you, barrett. so the question is, has the european union succeeded in getting china to commit to not helping russia in its war against ukraine? no, the you was only able to make its case said yearned the summit. but got no concrete answers from president she in b jing the, you demanded that the china should join the you in the west in sanctions against the aggressor, russia, or at least on circumvent the sanctions. but to president, she answered with a kind of a counter proposal. he said that you should detach from the close ally united states and judge china more independently. so no progress here. china is so leaning towards russia. that's very cle

what is the philosophy of china, what is china - this is the earth russia - this is a tree and a tree the earth with its roots, if the tree is felled, then there will be no earth. the americans in this concept they have who the bark beetle is scum wind. yes? i think that filth does not exist in chinese concepts, everything is very beautiful and figurative there. i think there is some kind of shitting albatross that sat on the top of a tree and that means something is trying to wind that is trying to blow the earth people tree. well, in general, yes, but still, uh, they say, well, more or less veiled, but nonetheless. they say they won't let anyone. eh means e. cooperate with russia do you think there is some kind of line after which china can falter and succumb to this pressure for them to resist . well, so it will go, so we will act so it will go, so we will act. forgive china now, in principle, the first world economy, especially if we look at production. yes, biden wouldn't be with you agreed. we have just talked about the structure of the american economy. yes, in terms of product

the china saying it will not be forced.

but i think china's, china really does not understand what makes hong kong tech, what makes it special. i think they were quite fine too promise of free election . bear in mind these are elections for the mayor and city council. we're not talking about an independent hong kong. it was china that put that idea in people's heads because it was so overbearing . i don't want to get the floor back to you but i think after 20 something years, after the struggles of the 2003 protests, half 1 million people or so against the earlier version of the national security law, then the umbrella movement, the occupy central movement of 2014 when the central district was occupied for 79 days by protesters and then of course the summer of 2019, that summer of democracy. the frustration among hong a kong people as beijing tightened the screws more and more and became clear beijing had no intention whatsoever of allowing free elections unless china new it was going to win . so let me take it over to you because i don'twant to be a monologue . >> let's talk a bit about that and the part in which you do all

china says, e not once.we are contributing to the peace process between ukraine and the russian federation . why am i failing? remember dmitry 2013. uh, then the current president. e ukraine yanukovych went to china where he was promised, or rather, he tried to agree on the ability to steal billions. wait until then before, and then you screwed up, and then you screwed up. wait a minute, i want to say finish the thought, and then the conversation was about how the benziers in the people 's republic of china would save ukraine from 10 to 50 billion dollars, and indeed china wanted to get its own port to rent land. i want to say that the role of china in the game, including in europe, is not so simple, china may not be occupying, but without its influence, no partition, no major event will take place on the territory of europe. this is the first goods needed sell and and now and now about the main thing, when china looks at the war that is between russia and ukraine what do you think, well, if well, let's say

if china takes that step. well, i think everyone needs to understand just how serious they see this the world was comparatively oblivious to what happened in the south china sea. and we are now confronted with a very drastic alteration of the situation on the ground, the facts on the ground. and the last thing we will want to say is something similar happening in the solomon islands. that interview conducted by the doug, the chief international editor, richard woke up. and that's our program for to be real of cause more on our website . and you can follow us on facebook and twitter back again tomorrow, the same time we'll see you then goodbye. links is back. ah, but does it have a future, a new generation, it's bringing up in germany as well as strong opposition against this credit or is a threat other animal in the controversy over re introducing the links in europe next on d w. o. what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w wo

a number of american businesses in china export their product produced in china to russia.now what the effects would be but companies are concerned about potential sanctions. tom: and on the economy, we were leaning into this conversation, you might see gdp growth below 4% this year for china. within the historical context this would be remarkable. are your members starting to feel that slow down, particularly from the consumer? michael: absolutely. one of the things that came out of the survey at the end of 2021 is that people felt the economy bounced back. we had made some progress. january and february, the revenues looked good but because of covid in shanghai in march, companies have already said their revenues will be affected this year. tom: when it comes to the regulatory front, there has been scrutiny on what is happening was technology, the real estate sector in china. are you largely immune to that, it is largely focused on alibaba and the big real estate developers, or is it impacting some of your results from the regulatory squeeze? michael: those two areas have

but china did. such a very interesting historical breakthrough, and he went far beyond the carcass that he was assigned to, uh, american bankers and the corporate sector, and began to appear in america. even those who decided to make money on it and starting even everyone speaks with trump, but in fact already beginning even with the uh obama administration, china has become more or less . uh, well, first try to persuade him to let him know that you're married. you're getting too rich. you are going into those areas that we did not intend for you to go china pretended that he did not understand these persuasions and tried to bargain somehow. and now it will just be upset. i would compare this with the way they laid siege to japan in the early nineties. here you are vyacheslav alekseevich. uh, how uh such a uh mature historian is fine. remember what it was world politics at the end of the 1980s the lazov agreement, and that japan is about to overtake america, and now it is taking shape, again a line

in the south china sea. instead, the u. s. says it should militarize the area again, the south china sea, $95000000.00 worth of american military equipment has been approved for ty, ones used received that ent, including patriot air defense systems. and there's august, the security packed between australia, the u. s. and the u. k, when it says it wants a free indo pacific, it clearly means one free from china. and so the packs entering the growing arms race for hypersonic missiles. china, on the other hand, is sending out a warning to the west. don't provoke beijing. the way you did moscow, anyone who do not want to see the ukrainian crisis, should refrain from doing things which may lead the other parts of the world into a crisis like this. as the chinese saying goes, if you do not like it, do not impose it against others. all the while the west and its allies are fixing their bayonets in japan. a recent poll suggested people want to break with the countries post world war 2, tradition of leaving defense ma

in fact, china can fit in.ill work out for us, he will help us, it won’t work out, it won’t help, and so on. in fact, it turns out that a already if all this so, and i have no reason not to believe this, then china in this sense is tied to us, er, by global plans, more strongly than many of us think, and we understand this. well, in my opinion it is absolutely obvious and everything. we saw this even before the start of the special operation. here are my colleagues, i just said, but in a joint statement, yes, which was, and announced by our president and we are sitting and kicking, and most importantly. let's look at how china uh, always very balanced uh, reacts to what is happening in ukraine to the united states of america as official representative. it’s just, uh, we all know , again, dear nikolai expert on china , they know that china always does not finish speaking. yes it 's a symbol it's uh ambiguous. this is ambiguity and so on. go to the twitter of the official representative of the ministry of foreign

sort of china in there. so of china actually sneezer, you know, the world catches a cold. we need child to succeed. we need china to open up in order to actually maintain also good the global economy at a certain speech speech and a global economy needs china now to succeed because we have a war and ukraine which as a rebel on effect. and this is like a perfect storm coming altogether. unfortunately, rising inflation and a cash crunch in the property sector are also dragging on growth. the government has set a g d p target of around 5.5 percent this year. it's the lowest in decades, but many believe this figure will be tough to achieve without the rolling out of more aggressive stimulus measures. still, china's leaders insist on maintaining the most heavy handed pandemic measures in the world. the cities of she ad pseudo and john jo have joined shanghai in imposing restrictions, followed local outbreaks over the weekend. on joining us now is robin monte heart professor of asian initially at the i. e. s. e bu

sea and the east china sea.practiced counter-ship combat and amphibious landings. the air was lifted, the air force, fighter bombers in groups rose and were sent to perform combat missions to some unknown point not where the training grounds were. yes, where they always shoot, they practiced strikes, then they landed at unfamiliar airfields from them. after refueling and rest, they were raised as follows tasks. the next they were in the air for 20 hours. it was a work out. why was it a practice of war? the chinese keep their gunpowder dry, so they need russia. they need us just as much as we need them. we are strategic partners. well , china, of course, the most scandalous event for the first time in history is included in the strategic agenda, the nato summit nato summit starts today with toltenberg the day before he said that we would continue. well, i mean the north atlantic alliance move to asia whatever that means in of course, china will not let this go past their ears and draw conclusions. of course, we d

by the way china us we also support china. you know, the island. hainan where is it? yes?omic forms. this is a wonderful place. if someone thinks where to go to relax. i highly recommend. i have been there more than once, there are excellent hotels and a four-five-star hotel and the ocean. uh, absolutely stunning ocean. e warm, which really make great pleasure, so there are places. yes, you can safely go and not be afraid of any sanctions and there, just everything flies, but china, uh, constantly appears. uh, in especially in western means information and this one is reprinted instantly. we , as a country, are still cautious about relations with russia, because now companies there may fall under sanctions pressure under secondary sanctions, and so on and so forth, that china is supposedly very, very careful and rely on china to the full measure is not possible. here. how do you think this is justified? it seems to me that china, uh, is most interested in not awakening some kind of consolidation in the west, and in order for there to be no consolidation of western countrie

would look very bad for china, and would they china with base more pressure. i'd like for you to take a listen to the chinese foreign ministry spokesman from just before the summit took place. take a listen. so a will come with you there as the culprits and leading instigator of the ukraine crisis. the u. s. has led nato to engage in 5 rounds of beasts with expansion in the last 2 decades. after 999 dollar, the number of nato members increased from 16 to 30 and they have moved eastwood more than 1000 kilometers to someone near the russian border. can pushing russia to the wall, the step by step evil professor, what we just heard there was beijing saying that it's america's fault that russia invaded ukraine. i mean, that's also the reason, given by russia, pretty much word for word. do you think that china has an independent assessment of what caused this war? i think china beaches would have an independent assessment, but in this particular case, they are all too keen to embrace russia. russia assessment and support rushes rhetorically. that is because it cost

i mean, i do think, you know, the china, china, china is very sophisticated technologically, in many ways. you know, it's been competing on many margins with western technology and western institutions. and this, another instance of it. and it creates a kind of pretext for them to, to do things that perhaps they, they didn't think of doing before. but you know, but i think it's hard, it's hard for me at the moment to see what the long run economic consequences are. my point was just, it's not motivated by economics. i think the economic consequences are russia should surely gave me their economic consequences. the ukraine are surely going to be disastrous. i think the economic consequences to russia are going to be disastrous to what are they going to be for china? i, you know, i don't know. he's only russia was tired and the sanctions, all the sanctions that are gone on for so many years, just as iran is tired of the sanctions. venezuela's died of the sanction the, my impression is that there, thanks. didn't really have much impact on anything in russia. you know, the russian elite

china repeated.rst words of dangerous propaganda coming out from the kremlin so the choice is china's we will continue to monitor the level of china's support for russia if the prc provides weapons supplies or tries to help russia bypass sanctions, there will be serious consequences not only from our side, but also from our allies and partners. uh, american leaders, as if like parrots repeat the same thing that for several weeks in china some kind of effect, in general, has a pure, purely reverse effect. vyacheslav alekseevich it seems to me that you applied this one absolutely correctly. uh, the last chinese warning, in fact, as they say on the internet, where did this meme come from, when a weak china with a correspondingly weak army that could only fight a civil war. she, too, faced pressure from the stronger side of the superior taiwanese army. well, armed with american advisers of weapons and in relation to the then taiwan and the united states, yes, the last threatening chinese warnings were in

as the result of china's investment in surveillance, development is happening at breakneck speed. china aims to be the leader of this tech in the next decade. the brave new world. many here celebrate modern technology and are proud of the advancements the future of high tech is taking shape fast. should china have total control of the reins? or should the rest of the world get his say 2 ah, a pulse ah, the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information this is the w. w wave minds. blue the sea shells roll a paradise for toys. a dramatic example of climate change for environmentalists. but not everyone is willing to accept that initiatives and the government are joining forces their goal to save their paradise at risk in 90 minutes on d w. ah . i think is everything jenny fair, some are big a muslim, so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything ah, in december as this, i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shove my got my license to work as a swimming instructor here.

china is on the right track.reduced the largest army in the world, made it more compact, but well mobile, equipped with no more peasant armies. there are no more air force militias, the village is quite up to par, but here, of course, they could, of course, with their own, so to speak, firstly, and sales of aircraft equipment and, uh, transmissions some. uh, technologies, uh, air defense system, we are actively helping, starting from the beginning of the 2000s, to create these systems in china. the president said this the year before last. we have begun to support china in building a missile attack warning system. prior to this, only the united states and russia had developed such systems. i think that it will take a certain amount of time and china will also have a perfectly comparable spring system, what does this give us? i think hmm provided. i think provided in the agreement, the exchange of data gives strategic depth to us from the southern direction to the chinese from the northern direction, but the fact

china as well, where would tech be if china big tech is under pressure? to see some clarity from the chinese government that the regulatory crackdown is easing soon. that is what it would take to revise that sentiment. >> yeah. we have seen some signs of it. the time to rectify is coming to an end when it comes to that tech crackdown, but still not enough, earnings, china, and banks cutting estimates for china. coming up, more about the deal to buy twitter. what does that mean given his relationship with china? we would discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> take a look at markets. some pressure when it comes to chinese assets. csi 300, some green. elon musk, the deal to acquire twitter, with conditions, including a $1 billion termination fee if either walks away. mosque is not allowed to make disparaging tweets about the -- elon musk is not allowed to make disparaging tweets about the company or its people. there are questions whether he will sell tesla stock to fund this deal. china will be watching th

well, china's exp°ft5 are _ china is doing. well, china's exports are holding - china is doing.what we are seeing for exports is that consumption patterns in china's key export markets, like the us, like europe, are starting to revert to pre—covert patterns. so consumers are spending more on going to cafes and pubs, rather than buying masks and laptops to work at home. and on the import side, china has been hit by its worst set of covert outbreaks. places like shanghai most obviously but actually in many places across the country, and this is likely to dent consumer demand and therefore demand for imports in china. 50 and therefore demand for imports in china.- imports in china. so is it aaain imports in china. so is it again we _ imports in china. so is it again we have _ imports in china. so is it again we have to - imports in china. so is it again we have to watch | imports in china. so is it. again we have to watch the months ahead because the lockdown in shanghai is only quite recent, so it wouldn't necessarily be impacting this data as much as a word in the next quarter?—

china has tried.ing this prospect as long as possible, but the united states immediately imposed itself, and the third chinese foreign policy has recently acquired a different character than it was during the intse-uping uncle min and huden tau, and chinese foreign policy has become more self-confident, more great-power and offensive, and now considering these three factors. the united states continues to fuel the taiwan conflict. you are absolutely right. they can't do it any other way. here, and here, what do you think, and if here, here can china take a revolutionary step, yes, given mutual assured economic destruction, given this importance that the territorial integrity of the taiwanese factor plays for china, can it, if provoked, take a forceful solution, then on the first point means within 30 years of the decision of this film, china was in a marital relationship with america they slept in the same bed. it's called drops. yes, and trump started a dicoupling divorce. they got sick, but they got

i think china might be involved here. non-traditional methods pressure on their opponents, including, of course, support for north korea's missile capabilities today, which is quite impressive, and the sister's recent statement. kim jong-un's readiness to use a nuclear strike against his opponents gives rise to, well, the reality in this region, so i think china will play a very big game here on several fronts at once in order to restrain hegemony in the united states, but i must say that there is an acute international crisis. at least it didn't happen today, because it just so happened that nc piloti had a fixed positive test test for coronavirus immediately after the statements immediately after china's statement immediately. yes, she found it. well, in any case, the question remains. yes, but there is a sediment, as it were, and it is quite obvious that the americans wanted to play to aggravate china here. why now do the americans, who have clearly escalated the situation to the fullest in ukraine with russia, enter i

and seeking china to change its ways, or pressing china for compliance. we are not giving up on pressing china on compliance or one changing its ways. and yes, all tools remain on the table with respect to dispute settlement and enforcement. but my main point is that is not the only thing we can do now, and we have to expand over strategy to develop the tools we need to defend the interests of our economy. i am saying we are committing to more work at our strategy needs to expand. senator: using the existing tools we have is important. setting a precedent of not using the dispute resolution tools that we have would be problematic for china and others. let me talk about new tools. we don't have the tools to keep up with china as they try to undermine our national competitiveness. they are subsidizing manufacturing in many countries. our bipartisan legislation called level the playing field to point to contains -- plainfield two point -- level the playing field to point go -- level the playing field 2.0 six to address that. thank you for your support. can y

or with russia and china at the same time?is exactly the limit that we now know. and if some limits are lower, and it's hard to say we see. what, the united states is ready to go to what it seems like it was never ready to go to the consciousness of the conscious economic problems, of course, attempts are being made inside the united states to blame it all on russia to say that all this is so to speak, uh, a fee. why is it all because of putin from russia and so further, but understandable. what is it, what are these excuses, they consciously go to economic problems for their own population, to an even greater extent for europeans for european industry for industry for ordinary citizens of europe and it seems that they used to be. well, they tried to minimize economic problems. now, uh, don't tend to fire them up the other way around, so, uh, there are probably a lot of fuses. now doesn't work. here is a nuclear uh, big conflict. yes, that’s for sure, what they, uh, will not consciously go for, but from my point of view vision

you are talking about china. china is a global giant, but china will never become a world leader . the chinese have one problem with china. china is a country of merchants, it is not a country of fighters. understand? it's them they don't belong from themselves to the category that is ready to fight. even sometimes even for the sake of their interests, their position, the thousand-year-old position. we will sit on the banks of the river and wait for the corpse to float through the world, this is not the soviet union of the east which was the ideology that it supported, funded and and and led the chinese around the world. it doesn't matter with whom to work there with liberals with nationalists or with someone. they have economic interests, they rely on this ideology. for them, this is, let's say, not a deterrent to not build some relationship. but yes. you know, it's a hypothesis. yes, but it's not the only one, because you see, china has never had such a position. even, if you remember, china before it became practically a colony. yes , that's exactly coniferous before all that th