sell to china, to do business with china. why all of a sudden so much caution and fear it seems as well. i think initially, the hope was that by engaging with china, by investing in china through big blue chip, firms like general electric in the united states. siemens in germany or fort barton, which went into china in a big way already in the 1980s that, that would liberalize china eventually. and it would turn into a western style democracy that was basically the theory. and i think already several years ago in the united states and more recently in europe, people have realized that that's not going to happen. that china is going to remain for all intents and purposes and all storage area and system. and because the united states feels threatened by, what they see is china's attempts to improve it, standing globally improve it's, it's power based globally, you know, they need to counter that. so they're trying to withdraw a little bit. the risk is the united states cause that and they feel that particular at the moment thre

be rewarded by anti—china, but they can't be anti-china _ anti—china, but they can't be anti—china enoughecond, one of theseissues beginning of the second, one of these issues are playing together. one of— these issues are playing together. one of the — these issues are playing together. one of the things potentially going to be included into the aid package for ukraine and israel and so forth the united — for ukraine and israel and so forth the united states government forcing sale the united states government forcing saie of— the united states government forcing sale of tiktok. that obviously ties into that — sale of tiktok. that obviously ties into that as— sale of tiktok. that obviously ties into that as well. and any member of congress. _ into that as well. and any member of congress, republican or democrat, nose campaigning against china is a safe place _ nose campaigning against china is a safe place for them to be. the german chancellor _ safe place for them to be. i'ie: german chancellor urged safe place for them to be. the: german chancellor urged xi safe place for them to be. t

china now ranks second among belarus' partners in terms of trade turnover, and belarus is one of china's growing trading partners in the eurasian region. chinese and belarusian. cooperation is strong complementarity and great potential in business cooperation, joint cooperation along the one belt, one road is the main line, and its important days are a number of important... enterprises and landmark projects, such as the chinese-belarusian industrial park great gaami, cooperation is steadily advancing in traditional areas such as mechanical engineering, car assembly, agricultural production and biotechnology, however, is in full readiness for the start. in such new areas such as the digital and green economy, interregional cooperation, scientific and technological exchanges are... rapidly developing, this is thirdly, fourthly, traditional friendship is public support for chinese-belarusian relations, the peoples of china and belarus fought shoulder to shoulder in the global anti-fascist war, they beat the blood of an indestructible brotherhood. quite a few chinese citizens participated.

and china. host: when you say flattery anger, piston trump is called -- president bynum has called xi jinping -- president biden -- sorry, i'm getting confused. former president praised xi jinping and president biden has called him a thug and a dictator. can you talk about xi jinping and how china views those leaders? guest: president trump believes an intimate relationship between him and the chinese leader will help facilitate progress on his priorities. president biden believes in the power of personal relationships but is less certain that public praise of xi jinping will deliver progress on american priorities. president biden is outspoken and direct and candid in his articulation of oppression she should be -- president xi jinping's system. president xi jinping is absent being called a thug, but he is a cold-blooded calculator and i doubt that he has a clear preference between one candidate or the other in the upcoming election. host: let's look at what former president trump said in a fox

china.ent position from the usa position, that is, the good attitude of the united states towards , as xidin ping said, this is fundamentally different, and this position, this is what blinky tried to do, you need to understand, i think that he understood in advance that the situation was lost, china would not agree to many demands, that were put forward, and there were two, two, two blocks of demands, one was russia and ukraine. china will split this situation, the second block is to stop subsidies to chinese industry for those machine tools and equipment that are then supplied to the usa, that is, to stop how they, like - the americans introduced the concept of excess excess industrial capacity, well, because american companies cannot compete with the chinese, in return, an excellent question, in return we will not announce sanctions and increased tariffs for almea. we will not seize your assets, which are yours, but you think that they are yours, because they are in dollars, and as the pr

i see, china, in china , oddly enough, there is less hiding than here, especially now, china has noticeablyed a large number of new types of weapons, including drones, it has noticeably improved them, it has improved geolocation systems, launch systems, systems for launching these drones from out of a pipe, and so on, that is, in general, it is necessary to say that china is preparing for something that will be very serious. he doesn’t want it, he wants to show that we are ready, but we don’t want to fight, but we must understand that his ambivalent position towards russia is an attempt to delay time, china is not ready for this. second point which is felt in china and it feels good from within, china admits its technological weakness in relation to the united states. yes, technologies are developing very quickly, at a wild speed, but they are still noticeably lagging behind. another 3-5 years. china wants to win primarily by developing relations with russia, and here we are an important component of chinese sustainability. another very same point that is clearly visible from inside china i

-china bilateral relationship.this trip, we have been able to build on that foundation to move the ball forward on specific issues that matter to americans. this does not mean we have resolved all of our differences. there is much more work to do. and it remains unclear what this relationship will endure in the months and years ahead. it as we proceed, we must remember that its trajectory is not predetermined. it depends on the choices each of our country's make. the american people expect a clear read approach to china, one that precedes with confidence about the economic strength of our country and protects our national security, while finding a way forward so that both countries can live in a world of peace and prosperity. the president and i are firmly committed to continue to deliver on that. thank you. i would be glad to take your questions. >> first question goes to alan rappaport of the new york times. >> thank you, secretary ellen. following your meeting with the premier, his office put out a statement say

china sea. he also accused of the people's republic of china, or p, r. c of fueling the war and ukraine by supporting russia's weapons, industry, and my discussions today. i reiterated, are serious concern about the p r. c. providing components that are powering rushes, prove war of aggression against ukraine. russia would struggle to sustain its assault on ukraine without trying to support the china is foreign minister, has accused the us of trying to stifle its economic and technological development as well as its regional expansion. the china, us relationship is facing more negative factors and all kinds of disruptions. china's legitimate to develop and drugs have been unreasonably suppressed and all co interest of facing challenges show to china and the u. s. stay on the right, the costs of moving forward with stability, or a ton to a downward spiral. so this is a major question facing all 2 countries and tests our sincerity and the ability. the path forward includes holding formal talks abo

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, i don’t think that china will seriously bend, because china understands perfectly well, today this say, the first batch, or rather the second batch of the company, after that there will be a third, fourth, that is, experience russia in this case is a very indicator for china, so i think this will be a very serious conversation, and most importantly, because we are talking not only about russia, the bargaining chip is also the issue in taiwan, they are trying to encircle china from all sides parties, in general, i don’t think that china will... news: chinese companies for the first time since december of twenty-two have reduced direct supplies of machinery, mechanisms and equipment to russia, including electrical equipment, our colleagues also report, you can also record such a decrease and how are you do you think this has anything to do with pressure from the west, and not according to march indicators, the decline is very serious, or rather it is small, but it is serious against the background of the fact that trade grew seriously in the first 2 months, and i think that this is n

this is all again china�*s aggression. china changes its lines.es on the map all the time, to just take over more territory by map geography. it�*s ridiculous. they�*re threatening their neighbours, notjust taiwan, but the philippines. they�*ve been very aggressive, risking filipino sailor lives with their actions in the south china sea. they are regularly risking can the lives of the united states sailors and airmen doing patrols. so, all of this aggression is coming from china. remember, america is not saying that we want to take over territory. we�*re not trying to take over countries. that is what china is trying to do. we�*re trying to defend democracies as we do all around the globe. the big part of the trip was to warn china in supplying russia�*s military. if it continues to do, so what is the us ready to do to prevent china from sending parts or weapons to russia? do you think there might be some sanctions on the cards? what would the us do? i certainly hope so. what xijinping is doing is supporting a criminal war of aggression bya war cr

so while the rest of the world is talking about china, china, china, india is right there with it. almost smacking mac, yet look, it's still expected, but china will surpass the us. china will become the number one economy in the world by 2027. we have spoken about this before you and i. that means that us will fall to number 2. india will rise to number 3. but take a look at this chart. i found this fascinating comparing india and china from a real g d p. a point of u d. p growth that has. and you might be surprised to find out that there india is actually a head of china. see the blue line. india is got actually a head of china beginning around 2022. india has pulled ahead. of course, china still has the upper hand on tack and manufacturing. but wait, wait, wait. something has just happened. that could alter that course. actually thought john tesla, it's cranking up for a mega entry into india. senior officials from the company will soon be meeting comments and industry minister the score to reportedly finalize. they've gone towards that the investment at operations. so there you

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with china.an commission or the usa. 0laf scholz does not want to be thrown into a systemic competition between the usa and china, they are economic super giants. the usa and china, they are economic suner giante— super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank ou super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank you fort super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank you for the h super giants. thanks forjoining us. thank you for the invitation. - in other news... the boot—maker dr martens boss will step down later this year after a profit warning due to weak demand from the united states. shares dropped by a quarter on the news. the company said the fall in wholesale demand could hit profits to the tune of £20 million or $25 million across the year. the us paper and packaging giant international paper has agreed a $9.9 billion deal to buy its rival ds smith. the british firm — like the rest of the industry — did well from the boom in online shopping that came with the pandemic. however, it's since struggled wi

china relations.sses concern about the nation's role in russia's invasion of ukraine parade this for this isabout 25 minutes. [background noises] >> good evening everyone. ten months ago i traveled to the people's republic of china at a time of profound tension between our countries. with the aim of stabilizing relationships from strengthening our high-level channels of communication. over a series of key edit constructed conversations i had then with the president xi, and other seniorad officials, make clear our apologies ofea intentions and identified issues of shared interest where we might work together. those discussions, which are followed by addition or meeting between our government help lay the foundation for productive summit between president biden and president xi and services within a blessed year. our leaders agreed on concrete steps to cooperate on issues that matter to our people. and matter to the world. and reduce the risk of misunderstanding and miscalculation. in the months since t

-china ties. do you think the biden administration's pledge to increase tariffs or the therapy sessions and actions like the probe into the china shipbuilding could push the u.s. and china back to out period of dangerous volatility? is the u.s. ready to move forward on sanctions? separately, given north korea is also sending massive shipments of munitions to russia, to bring that up with your chinese counterpart. did you get any chinese corporation there on tiktok, does that, today? how do you expect china to respond? sec. blinken: not sure i got out of it, but i will try. no, tiktok didn't come up. on the economic relationship, let's put this in perspective. we remain, the united states remains the largest markets for chinese products around the world. our own trade relationship remain significant. in fact, china is our third-largest trading partner after canada and mexico. and as i heard from american businesses and investors in shanghai there remains a very , strong interest in working in this

if i at all with china, it's part of china. it seems end of the one china policy as being cost of beautiful country be us. the said it of knowledge is by, in fact it said that just a few months ago. however, at the same time as part of that for an a package that i mentioned during the web, that money's going to craig, it's a $8000000000.00. it's also being put aside for taiwan on the south china seas. that is more us 8 and weapons moving into, ty, won't so in the us saying, we have real legs that taiwan is part of this one china policy. but we still going to, um, its the chief in case you just solely to enforce this idea of the one china policy . and then in addition to that, like, because really this is just a post of so many issues, pensions wise in, in the south china seas. this is an area where china has a huge amount of islands and land. and then we've got us saying it's now going to hold joint nature exercises in the region with japan and with the philippines. china has said that is a chain to creating a war. so in the, i

china's foreign minister wang yi remarked that the us has taken "endless measures" to suppress china'smy, trade, and technology. he warned that if such factors continued to grow, it could derail efforts to stabilize us—china ties. translation: the negative factors in the relationship i are still increasing and building, and the relationship is facing all kinds of disruptions. china's legitimate development rights have been unreasonably suppressed and are core interests are facing challenges. should china and the us move forward with stability or return to a downward spiral? this is a major question before our two countries. for the united states, areas of concern include china's claims over taiwan and the south china sea, and china's support for russia in its war on ukraine. secretary blinken spoke to the bbc and said washington will act, if beijing does not stop supplying russia with items used in its assault on ukraine. our china correspondent laura bicker has more from beijing. hello. i'm laura bicker. how are you? antony blinken�*s visit comes as us ties with china are at a turning

support for russia. but when china is given the cake, when china, for example, sees, in the case ofay, with germany, that economic relations , including germany, are tied to china, and there may be certain manipulations, then obviously it will try to and sit in those two shoes. still blindin, when he raised his eyes to talk, he is obviously counting on a more serious approach. partners, in particular scholz and in particular macron, and these conversations, they should not be through the prism of some kind of further interaction there, after all, they should be a certain condition, especially since for the european union, russia's war against ukraine is not about some kind of conflict, which does not concern them, is this clear awareness of their own threat, and accordingly, what... supports the military-industrial complex and the entire defense of russia, nato generals and military, european military, they say and realize that in the future this support is indirect to china, but it still exists, it can turn into military actions of russia against the european union, if now, for exa

china is one of the largest holders of treasuries.ng kept over $300 billion in american government bonds, but over the past 5 years it has reduced investments by about a third. the reason was the trade and later technological war against china, which was started by donald trump. by the end of the summer of 2018, both parties brought the amount extortion of up to 100 billion dollars. on the eve of 200. chinese exports hit beijing hard. already under biden, from january to may 2023, american companies have reduced supplies of products from china by a quarter, compared to the same period in 2023. an additional factor was the withdrawal of production from china. to reduce risks, manufacturers who work for american customers began to transfer capacity to southeast and south asia. another area depends. at the end of 2022, states introduced a ban on exports to china semiconductor technologies and equipment for its production. chinese processor manufacturers have suffered heavy losses; in general , china is still behind the united states in t

is that how china sees it? may differently — happen. is that how china sees it?but what _ happen. is that how china sees it? may differently but what matters | happen. is that how china sees it? | may differently but what matters is they do _ may differently but what matters is they do. for us and many other countries, _ they do. for us and many other countries, preserving this status quo and — countries, preserving this status quo and ensuring differences are resolved — quo and ensuring differences are resolved peacefully is what matters. antony— resolved peacefully is what matters. antony blinken speaking to our china correspondent. i'm joined now by china correspondent laura bicker who's in beijing. what did mr blinken say in terms of the future use of sanction. how might beijing react to the threat of sanctions? this might beijing react to the threat of sanctions? �* , , ., might beijing react to the threat of sanctions? ~ , , ., ., ., , sanctions? as you heard, he was unwillin: sanctions? as you heard, he was unwilling to _ sanctions? as you heard, he was un

if it comes to china, that would be 10 times more damage for the you, for china. yes, yes, of course, but it's not going to be dramatic. china is being the best for the small them for this moment for a long time. okay, thank you so much and a little girl. yeah, i know geo political onto this, we really appreciate your insight into this us and not to them all these the political party of president mohammed des moines who appears to have achieved the last live victory in parliamentary elections by his people's national congress bodies seen as looking to china and away from india when it comes to future development as one at least 6 to 6 of the 93 seats kind of the up for grabs. and that's, according to the preliminary results of the main opposition party, which previously dominated the chain base, is projected to wait and just a 1000 seats best time. yeah, 1st of all, results are expected later this week. and when president de moines it to pi, he quickly phil phil, one of the main campaign, promises by ordering indian ministry personnel to leave the island nation, h

german chancellor olaf scholz began a three-day visit to china. he will meet with the leader of the celestial empire xijing ping and the prime minister lit qiang. scholz became the first leader of a western country to visit china this year. as reported by reuters, germany is going to convince the official beijing to refuse cooperation with by russia the united states of america plans to allocate urgent aid to israel, because of the attack by iran, the congress will meet next week . it is currently unknown whether support for ukraine will be considered. let me remind you that iran launched a massive attack on israel with missiles and attack drones. according to zmi, citing us officials, the us military shot down most of the drones outside israeli airspace, and israeli air defense and fighter jets shot down most of the missiles, so iran was unable to do much damage. after a massive attack medics provided assistance to 31 residents of israel, including a ten-year-old girl. tonight, the un security council will meet due to events in the middle east. u

scholz raised the issue of china's support for russia, but when china is given the upper hand, when chinaple, sees, in the case of let's say, with germany, that the economic relations of germany, including, they are tied to china, and there can be certain manipulations, then obviously he will try to sit in these two shoes. still blinkin when he raised his eyes talking. he is obviously counting to a more serious approach by european partners, in particular scholz and in particular macron, and these conversations, they should not be through the prism of some kind of further cooperation, they should still be a certain condition, especially since for the european union, the war with russia against ukraine, it is not about some conflict that does not concern them, it is because of this... a clear awareness of their own threat, and accordingly, the fact that china supports the military-industrial complex, and the entire defense of russia, nato generals and military, european military, they speak and they realize that in the future this support is indirect to china, but still exists, it can turn

is unshakable and... that despite all efforts to somehow influence china , china will continue to support russia, and from yet another fourth source, it became known that all major banks of china have already finally refused to settle with the russian federation, in short, it is impossible to understand what is happening there, please tell us congratulations, mr. mykola, indeed very multifaceted diplomacy and in... in all this, of course, china will defend its interests, and defends them, and accordingly, all these visits, they are connected with multifacetedness and with the wishes of our western partners, to find points of understanding with china, and there are many of them, and with american partners, and of course with russia, which is very seriously considering whether china's position there will not change or whether the west will not succeed in pulling it over to its side, and here... here two things must be said, if we are from the point from the point of view of ukraine , we look at china and we would like it to take a western position and in relation to russia's war against ukr

pushing back on china as well, rushes more machine will be a priority. china continues to provide materials to support versus defense, industrial base. and all of this is the only pollutants warm machine se attacks ukrainians and threatens european security. see relations between the world's top 2 global rivals had been 10 since early last year. after our chinese bible in flu across the us territory. and for us disputes relating to cell from taiwan since then, they've thought a little shooting thing. he'll be face to face talks with you as president joe biden in san francisco last november. but the u. s. has kept pressure on beijing, sanctioning chinese firms that ship products to russia and unavailing new micro chip export restrictions. the us state department of china is supporting the rushes war machine by supplying machine tools, computer chips, optics, drones, and cruise missile technology rushes semiconductor imports from china jump from 200000000 in 2021 to over 500000000 in 2022. as the war drags on russia's drawing, economic and diplomatic isolation has made its increase in the rel

in october, putin was in china and again after the so-called inauguration is going to fly to china. i understand that this is not only a visit that demonstrates that putin is waiting somewhere abroad, well, let's make the first foreign visit to china and move on. to the whole world that after all he is, at least in one country he is welcomed there and not arrested, but what does putin want from xi jinping? china's position is very serious in this situation, and putin would not be able to continue the war for long if china took a position according to the un charter. well, you see china not only in relation to this. let's say, when voting not to place nuclear components in space, not to prepare such components that can be launched into space, he abstained just on the road safety, russia blocked demonstratively, all countries are in favor, russia is blocking, china is silent, well, the world will not be normal like this develop, and china will not be able to win in this game, because it is necessary to have a reputation for... in order to be a center of influence and develop its influ

you are watching the china show. in asia while treasury yields fell from 2024 highs ahead of the all-important u.s. cpi prints. david: new zealand central bank is said to hold its key rate next hour. you have upside risks to inflation. an economy in recession.

it has because china is seeing the risk getting, which means becoming more independent from china as something of a threat. it also tails in with the european strategy and a much more aggressive american strategy was all contain, of what the risking of the invitation really masses and hit what i sold a took a, was it to great links to explain to the tie needs that the german interpretation means that the risking means being less dependent. yes. but at the same time, increasing trade as he can back that up at this moment in time with german companies having invested in the past year, some 11900000000 years. that's a new record high. so trade is not decreasing at the same time, both sides of a very wary of each other. the chinese want more access to europe and markets, particularly their e cause. and there's currently still an investigation at the european level where the, the subsidies are so high that you could see some taxes slapped onto that. and that could mean assisting towards a trade confrontation. nobody wants that both sides to the depend on each other. well, thank you so muc

sun, we will save america. in fact, of course, i want to start with a visit to china, because, well,o be honest, the level of the statements that the parties made is amazing, and not in the sense of their scale, although the scale is also impressive, in the sense of the clarity, clarity and precision of these statements that are precisely related to the reality of the events taking place, and not to some kind of speculation, well, safe, and then make yes or. dmitry sergeevich peskov generally confirmed that it is clear that this visit of sergei viktorovich is preparatory for the state visit of president putin, which will take place this year, so i think that, well , the preparation started in this way, of course, lays down decisions that can... surprise very, very many people there, yes, well, look what we discussed, well, firstly, about our relations, which are more than an alliance, everything was said with the utmost, so to speak, clarity, but there are key points, well, for example, with sanctions, we will sort it out within brix, what this means, well, this means that economic a

is that to china? you know, to show that it can do really good business and trade, whether you appear in country, in the backdrop of these tensions with the european union. you are the well, the key areas that both buyers will be really, you know, happy to work always the great energy. right, is, but we won't really, it's definitely because of russian where you're suffering from this adage, crises throughout the years. and then it can use that china is gaining the voltages and also can, you know, some how can you know, a company met with the village, a building in euro. and the thing is that i think the 2 sides, they actually know things about the 3rd party collaboration, which so many used to be part of it in the back to really the shape of it doesn't have to be brand new, but they're really new shaking. but they can call, you know, they can think of the type of plan that they're marketing that's, that's the southeast asia, let's say, you know, indonesia, we are trying to get capitalized on jo minutes

we have seen a strong rapprochement between russia and china, what can we do to drive a wedge betweenlic outcry. she serves on the advisory board as a biological application specialist. weapons, she plays that she works for the president, she works for those who always have dirt on the president, those who disinform president, this is the notorious deep state, dolls of the heir tutti, tomorrow at the first, we will show the film by sergei isenshtein, ivan the terrible, we need strong power in order to break the ridges. zoya borisovna personifies the century, all her life she has been doing what she loves , she creates centers of culture around herself, not to mention her literary works, which have been translated into many languages, 100 years, this will definitely be written out of spite, a special attitude towards talents , she felt them right instantly, she is an amazing girl, at 100 years old, she is very young man, i have no job at all. i can’t, i have to go somewhere, help someone? andrei andreevich voznesensky, after meeting zoya borisovna, dedicated a poem to her: “abide, brig

china? or is it the usa?icans want to discuss with china, but you you know, i personally think about this speech by ellen, her attempts to criticize china, it seems to me that american politicians should look at their own politicians, i think this is explained by internal politics. it is completely understandable to notice china’s position regarding the conflict in ukraine; china supports the russian economy, there are economic ties, so statements by american politicians will not affect this in any way. thank you very much, as always we are very happy to talk with you, we hope to see you again on our broadcast soon. thank you. this is the absolute truth, we clearly see how russia is trying to veiledly promote anti-ukrainian and pro-russian views, we even hear something in the house of representatives, some congressmen mistakenly claim that the conflict between russia and ukraine is connected with nato. naturally, this is not so. vladimir putin made it very clear not only to russians, but to the entire world t

china news agency has accused the _ another. china news agency has accused the united _ another.na news agency has accused the united states - another. china news agency has accused the united states of. accused the united states of fabricating a china threat and criticise washington for erecting trade barriers. but premier li qiang seemed optimistic aboutjanet premier li qiang seemed optimistic about janet yellen visit. translation: i visit. translation: ., ., ., , translation: i have read all my re orts translation: i have read all my reports about— translation: i have read all my reports about your _ translation: i have read all my reports about your visit _ translation: i have read all my reports about your visit and - reports about your visit and from the moment you touch down, chinese citizens have been enthusiastic and continuously commenting. in fact, this reflects the expectations for the outcome of your visit. china remains angry at us sanctions on its axis to advance semiconductor is saying it is designed to suppress its technological infant development and also concer

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