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and i'm the china slaves in china. sleeves, there are more than 2000 cards to play. china has no problem with germany, for example. but if germany joins the u. s. imposed on justified sanctions against china. then export to germany will be under the same review as the chinese government has announced as far as g a. n g e germany also used to produce gallium on its own here, installed near humbug. but early until 2016 started gallium then became too expensive and honesty for literature 5. and there is the political question. is the production of gallium in germany worth the effort to ensure supplying the treasure competitive seas kite for the semi conductor industry? those questions seem to have been answer. policies. in march 2023, both the president of the european commission and the german chancellor broke round on a new semi conductor factory for infinity. and interest in the conductors are often referred to as the oil of the 21st century, the one raw materials. so to speak on which almost everything else depend. besides these buys these millions of mine by 2030, we won't walk in toge

and what role has china played in both store in both a big china has been critical. is russia some of adapting and being able to adapt to, to the sanctions over the last couple of years? china is the biggest contributor to the russian. but just because of the fact it's the biggest buyer of oil and other materials. of course, everything from timber to, to island lumina, and we rushed to china is the biggest buyer. they're getting a good discount, of course, which helps to compare. it's just as of the chinese economy. but it is huge, steady cash flow into the russian budgets. and that of course, has the money which is being used to fund the military industrial complex as well as provide. so it'd be cut down because dependency. so china is being critical. of course the, the preparation for building up this trade. it hasn't just comes in egypt reaction to the defense of to sanctions. russian, china, i've actually been building up the relationship since sanctions for star, because after crime did spring of 2014, for example, the built, the big east library and pipeline ge

china to join mainland china, and so they don't care, actually, who will become president. we would like to ask you about the situation that is happening now, after this inauguration took place, certain military maneuvers of china have intensified, and we actually understand that china very differently, sometimes declares its intentions, as he is going solve the so-called, so-called taiwan question, it can be initially. as well as his political statements, he does not rule out, i mean the head of the communist party xi jinping, he does not rule out any military attempts to solve this issue, how do people in taiwan react to such statements and how are the authorities preparing for a potential such a threat? actually voted for the new president and this is already the third time, the third term, when a representative of this party actually becomes the president, i.e. the third such has not yet happened, i.e. usually after two terms the people get tired of a particular party and vote for another candidate, but now it is clear that... taiwanese people, they are satisfied with t

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record in china. the treatment of the minority muslim, we goes in china, how one of these issues complicate the desire amongst some of your pay and states to forward deeper relations with china. they certainly make it more difficult, the old country style and everyone all the time. if we remember years ago, there at the bottom, a landing in berlin, and there was a revelation that the annual medical studies being hit by security people. so it seems that there was to teachers, releases of information around sex, was that i wouldn't put too much to buy them that only human rights front and a lot of frequent visits have to sit in john. there a problem. say i particularly on the south around fits him. but in general said john is nothing like it was described in america in europe. so i think these are issues, the issues of imbalance as in china, those issues of prince freedom in the houses era here, there are many things which one can criticize a little china. let's come down the fundamental need in motion.

china has been doing what china needs to do in order to make china strong in order to make china thrive. and i, i don't think there's any stopping it. i think with 1400000000 people, you're not going to stop the rise of china, especially at the economic rate that they're growing. so i think the only thing, you know, rather than blaming administrations for allowing china to rise and the china is going to rise, what we can do is blame the administrations for not properly computed. and rather than actually focus on competition, they're focusing on trying to hinder china, stop china, creating an enemy out of china, causing the rest of the world to kind of look at us with shock of well, what do we, what do we trying to accomplish here? when the rest of the world wants to turn towards china and do business with their 1400000000 people. so i don't think any administration should take blame. i, i for rising a rising china, but they should be, they should be taking blame for not competing properly line or what's her thoughts? okay, very well. you asked a question, what's the by the ministration?

the china has invaded, tie one experts are already confident of how china would proceed. taiwan is navy and air forces would be destroyed by bombing and tens of thousands of chinese soldiers would rush across the taiwan straits. china has made no secret of its ambitions. don't pretend that taiwan is not part of trying to describe it as i think we can clearly see that states are linking up to redraw the world map to invoice a rule between taiwan and china. it may seem very far away for germans, but the consequences for the country would be catastrophic because the blacksmith, yes, we do have supply shortages and mass unemployment. and vicar market crash would have both the economies very hard shop. few countries have made themselves so dependent upon china. that's a simple man. this is what i'm me as the germans have to ask ourselves. and what is this, what we want to limit us vocational sol? germany has made itself bone ruble. why? we wanted to find the closest dances in china, germany, and taiwan. is there a way to end this dependency? the there are many signs that things have gone are

he kind of a chance to respond that you will have attending japanese china. china is relation . yeah, that is. thank you. there is one thing in common between the japanese position and the american position as regards the so called one china policy, the tokyo government at the time, and washington dc as well, acknowledged that the chinese communist party says this and that, that's it. are they? they have neither neither united states nor japan has ever said that we subscribe to the chinese version of china policy. remember that she is shady, is tongue, kosh, checking $197172.00, also strongly mentioned, asserted that taiwan is a legitimate entry and legitimate entity in the international community. and so the united states and japan also took it back to consideration into that deposition as well. so the tokyo government said they acknowledged what the chinese communist party said. read the text, you bring up the united states. obviously, incredibly important here. i just want to give out to you was a bit of a reminder of the u. s. policy on taiwan and washington switch diplomati

inc, rear us and rad middles. kent, i'm the china sleeves in china sleeves. there are more than 2000 pots. do play. china has no problem with germany, for example. but if germany joins the u. s. imposed on, justified sanctions against china, then export to germany will be under the same review as the chinese government has announced as far as g a. n g e germany also used to produce gallium on its own here installed on their humbug. but only until 2016 started. gallium then became too expensive and honesty, political shift. bog there is the political question is the production of gallium in germany worth the effort to ensure a supply and security? sure. competitive as each kite for the semi conductor industry. those questions seem to have been answered. policies in march 2023, both the president of the european commission and the german chancellor broke round on a new semi conductor factory for infinity and interest in me. conductors are often referred to as the oil of the 21st century, the one raw materials, so to speak, on which almost everything else depend

amid western pressure, china and russia are looking. new way. this has never happened, here again, political terrorism in europe, the slovak prime minister was shot at. levers of economic management, how not to overdo it with the arms race, materials from our program? the state of mind of the most unstable members of society is an indicator of the political situation. the assassination attempts on djindjic and the pope were politically motivated. both swedish cases are more likely a manifestation of social psychopathy. slovak prime minister robert fica is only 59 years old. he is a doctor of law, a specialist in criminal law and a member of the slovak lawyers' association. after graduating from university, he served briefly in bratislava. army, from the eighty-seventh to the nineties, fica was a member of the communist party of slovakia, and even after the collapse of the soviet union and the velvet revolution, he retained his leftist views. he joined the party the democratic left, the successor of the communist party and only after its collapse

the us and china. what are the, how to the time when these people want this to play out and in the next couple of years? a yes. so according to the property polls, so we see that the super majority of people, like 80 or 90 personal people are things that we, we want the so called state as cool. and then the most interesting thing is that people, it defies data score in different ways. so most of people defines data score was the one what i mean, one country each site. i mean tie one is the side in the mainland chinese, another side. and because of fact, the gold story since the ninety's ninety's, we have been democratizing, we like our own system with our own president, our own government, and we have the military. you will have a constitution with edward's name elements over independence, sovereignty countries. so people are now willing to defend ourselves, defend our demo carter system, that'd be the state of the quote for most of people, people reject. it's pretty easy to use a proposal by china. th

amid western pressure, china and russia are looking for a new way. this has never happened before, here it is again. political terrorism in europe the slovak prime minister was shot at. levers of economic management, how not to overdo it with the arms race, materials from our program. state of minds of the most unstable members society is an indicator of the political situation; there are plenty of examples. as a result of the assassination attempt , slovak prime minister robert fica was seriously wounded. in europe, there has been no attempt to deal with politicians of this rank for a long time. in relatively recent memory. the prime minister of slovakia, robert fica, is only 59 years old, he is a doctor of law, a specialist in criminal law and a member of the slovak lawyers' association. after graduating from university in bratislava, he served briefly in the army; from 1987 to 1990, fica was a member of the communist party slovakia, and even after the collapse of the soviet union and the velvet revolution, retained his leftist views. he joined the

for china? again, i think it's, it is a win win for john on us and us, they say, but when, when for china, that means the china winds twice. and so it, it, it, it's doing, it's doing very well. it, it suits china. it gets to try it all kinds of new technology showcase some of the technology that it might eventually find its way into, into the russian miller tree. but what do you say, natasha? yeah, i mean, the minute tree exercises have, obviously been of a good way for china to learn from russia. obviously, syria was the fast to kind of major projection of russian power, military power for some time. and so that was a big interest to china. obviously, it wasn't on a scale. the same scale is ukraine, but still, china was very interested in that. and so, you know, i think the chinese military has really been able to draw all a sudden lessons. i mean, i've also had that now china has been looking to land that has that she'd been looking though also interestingly of course, that control lessons fro

china's position on this issue is consistent and clear, namely: china stands for compliance with thenal sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries of their rational security concerns. we stand for formation. fighting, which does not stop, pressure on china, in this whole background there is a state visit of vladimir putin, he is received at the highest level, a huge delegation of our new government, in itself, against the backdrop of all sorts of insinuations from the west, such as the swiss peace conference, supposedly yes, which means that this in itself is a kind of challenge to the west , occurs immediately after sidinpin’s visit to europe, where he tried to essentially split the nato bloc. this is also something that few western media spoke about, that is, this is the most important thing about what is worth paying attention to, there are some nuances, for example, when you said that the negotiations had already ended, they were not over, that is, apparently vladimir putin is sitting... they have not ended yet, that is, in beijing now plus 5 hours, the difference is

is who, besides china, this is a good question for china, too, because many countries are afraid ofordingly, many countries are afraid to simply be friends with china alone, and russia here is also one of, well, one of the legs of this big table. finally, another third point, we are now in a very difficult situation, because for the first time, probably in the entire history of russia, our the main friend, partner is a country with a completely different civilization, and there is no counterbalance today. at least now, and china understands this very well, therefore china has its own pragmatics, in this sense it says that china is our best friend or, on the contrary , a potential enemy, both are wrong, china never thinks like that, china looks at what we are pragmatic we can offer, now we are just beginning to learn that there is a relationship beyond trade, beyond increasing the trade balance, this is good, but this the trade balance has improved very much, so yes it was 240 billion in the past. year, this is of course not like the usa, but the usa fell, our trade balance has grown

’s visit to china.od morning, the potential of both countries is demonstrated by a large-scale exhibition. vladimir putin, as part of his state visit to china, is now taking part in the eighth russian-chinese expo and the fourth russian-chinese forum on interregional cooperation. the president took part in the opening ceremony, that's what, that's what he said. according to the organizers. will be visited by over 5,000 professional buyers, about 120 delegations from 44 countries and regions. the exhibition area is 388 m2. it will present over 5,000 types of goods produced in russia and china. the business program includes 15 events, these are forums, thematic sections and panel discussions dedicated to issues of trade and economic cooperation. to other topics. china sold in the first quarter. in april, the figure came close to 5%, which is the highest level since 2015. against the backdrop of the escalating trade war with the united states, such steps seem more than obvious. beijing once again pointed o

will grow, respectively, in china there are 167 bilateral educational programs in china in russia ,itutes with russian participation, in total there are 12 interuniversity associations operating between our countries, including about 600 educational institutions, the largest... is association of technical universities of russia and china, which unites 40 russian and 36 chinese universities. by the way, the kharabin polytechnic university also attends it. it is also significant that in 2023, russian and chinese consular offices issued a total of 34,000 study visas, which is twice as many as in 2022. i would like to emphasize that all bilateral educational programs are carried out both in russian and in chinese, which, of course, are very difficult to learn, i think, for the russians present here too students, and chinese ones, know this well, but i think you will also agree that knowledge of a second language always opens up broader prospects for not only personal communication, but also career growth, implementation... of promising scientific research, and, in general, knowledge of

russia, in addition, is the leader among oil suppliers to china.t year, export volumes increased by a quarter, exceeding 107 million tons. at the same time, the cost of supplies amounted to $60.5 billion. a year earlier, china purchased 86 million tons of oil from russia for $58.5 billion. moscow and beijing also cooperate in the nuclear industry. with russian participation , four power units of the tianwan npp were built in china, two more are under construction, they are planned to be launched in the twenty-sixth or twenty-seventh year, and construction of new units of the xyudapu nuclear power plant in the province is also underway. their commissioning is planned for 27-28 years. cooperation in agriculture has also acquired a strategic character . last year, the volume of supplies of russian agricultural products to china increased by 53%, reaching a record $7.6 billion. it should be noted that there is a tendency for russian food, and not only wheat, corn, and sunflower. but also a deeper processing of the russian food sector, is also represent

china denies this.'s listen to what the spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry had to say about this and return to the discussion. china has always taken a low-key , responsible approach to military exports and has a strict regime for controlling the export of dual-use items, including drones. this is a typical double standard and the us is acting irresponsibly. providing unprecedented military aid to ukraine. at the same time making unjustified accusations against normal. economic and trade exchange between china and russia. well, what do you think of this statement, is it possible to assume that the usa will be tougher in the future and this could create a problem for china if it continues to do this, this has not been proven yet, but it is said, in particular, by us intelligence, and ukrainian officials too they talk about it. that the us is raising rates is obvious. biden passed a new electric car law the other day, and i think it's in there long. the list of where you can still press china, o

it is clear that china is in...the fray, how long will this last, this will be discussed in today’s program, i am pleased to welcome nikolai evgenievich budin, chairman of the standing commission on human rights, national relations and media, house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus, to our program today. glad to see you. and also today in our studio sergei borisovich stankevich, politician, political scientist from the russian federation. made the head of the ministry of internal affairs of slovakia about the assassination attempt. sergey borisovich, do you agree with this statement? i agree that this is purely political crime. a small central european country, slovakia, peaceful, quiet, prosperous, 5.5 million people, everything is at capacity, everyone is working, a completely clear development prospect, and well , no, no need and misfortune of the masses, nothing that would provoke how. .. hatred, incitement to violence, vulgarization of society with the aim of more this fact

this is one product that actually was made in china but i look for one that was made in china. because i think it is critical for us to start to recognize what we are doing to ourselves, vis-À-vis u.s. energy security and advocating our energy security voluntarily to china in the name of climate. they are doing this and highly predatory deliberate campaign to overtake us in energy and make us dependent on them. the good news is that we can write the ship and reverse this if we take it seriously. so today the first panel which discusses the chinese campaign we are very pleased to publish their guard many, many people at heritage i would like to thank, starting with our patient study center and davis, and harding and erin walsh who took lead on this project and brought it to fruition in a very timely timely manner. we of course very grateful for our friends in the climate and energy group led by diana ross, and that is one of our great strengths, heritage gives us the ability to work across this lens and bring folks together to collaborate on a project such as this. so without fu

, if i say so, china, china has not yet, decided as far as i know, china has not given a positive or answer, so there is still time, but what we know very well and we see that russia is putting a lot of pressure on china, is making titanic efforts to prevent china from going there, and at the moment it must be understood that if china is going to participate in the peace summit in switzerland, then for china it must be seen. as his diplomatic victory, and currently consultations are held exactly in what capacity, if china will participate, what personality, if it will participate, that is, china is hesitating, and he said that this format should be acceptable to both sides of the conflict, yes, he wants , so that russia sits at the negotiating table, and indeed in china they do not understand how to conduct at all peace talks where there are no both sides of this conflict, yes? they see that this conflict, even now, if we are in a heated phase, it will not be resolved even after the ceasefire, that is why they call it a crisis, that is why they call it a conflict, because it has drag

, and indeed china, any participation in... negotiations is primarily participation to support russia's position, to leave behind russia has occupied territories, and this is the key, and i believe that this should be understood very clearly, this is what putin already has, everything else is romance, there is a possibility that beijing can press for something to be quiet there, for example , cries of russia, about nuclear weapons. because of china absolutely clearly do not like this story, but everything else, the hostilities, those that are going on, or there are fantasies about the russians withdrawing troops from ukraine, no, this will not happen, because i repeat again, china will support this idea, in order to freeze along the line where russia has already managed to capture something, that is why russia also started these actions in the kharkiv region. before the trip to china, not after it, to show that they can grab something extra, it's basically a logical story that made sense and that explains why they got in there,

yes, you can say that, but china is trying not to position itself as an antagonist. contrary, says that it is for everything good and against everything bad. just the proposals coming from the united states and what they are now going to do in switzerland, this is absolutely not rational, not reasonable in the opinion of china, and frankly speaking, in general in the opinion of both hungary and serbia, in this sense , china is trying to offer some kind of reasonable solution, it is not going to set any priorities and say who is right, who is guilty? china says: let's resume trade, let's invest, then let the politicians figure out what's good and what 's bad. in this sense, of course, his version of chinese events is completely opposite to the american one, which suggests: let's let's appoint the culprit, some believe that against the background of sidzenpin's visit to france in european countries, others, such, well, some kind of internal conflict between france and germany may arise, do you agree with these assessments, but in general yes, because for this , so that

to accept china.ina, despite the position of the united states. for china, the united states is the main political and economic rival in the race for world leadership, but still, if we sum up the results of xijin ping's european tour, this is the opinion of the audience. of the british publication the economist. xi jinping has a message for europe and the whole world that china is committed to providing a kind of anti-american, anti-western position. the message for europe is primarily to remain open to chinese exports, because if european markets were to reduce access to chinese goods, as, for example, american markets began to impose higher tariffs. this would be a big problem for china, but beijing also wants to show that the west does not have a single position, and this is addressed both to the public in china itself and to the whole world. sijin ping sought to find countries in europe that from china's point of view, can resist the american leadership, so in this regard, france is not a coincide

and whereas us and china is both china and russia is providing the alternative and to show that yes, cooperation is possible, a mutual respect is possible. yeah, it really is a chocolate and cheese moment is what we see the, the west where they sort of. so chopping change, the decisions are very emotional in how they make decisions. whereas when we see china and russia is all private, classic is about the growth is about moving forward. and even if she told about the driving forward in more than i, they shouldn't how russia plays a key role in that, which is really quite interesting to this. and so i want to little bit about the call. i want to talk a little bit about trade now. uh, the president puts it until until about i reco number. i was surprised. guessing $223227000000000.00, but it has got to be so i'm quite of choice. we had a lot of input in to about and his latest to speech. the 2nd they go into a c news sexes of business corporation. i mean, this is quite impressive. is it not? and it's only going to grow very much, sir. it is already working on building the power and sid

so no, it's a china based if i don't believe the economies, but it's papa's china, no. the click the west is no more. it's me. pub this, they are trading. we, we just, we've actually got southeast asia and no, a heavy sponsorship with the, with russia. russia is the, the 4th largest trading popular china populace. so the like, what do you want to do is what you are going to lose all these game because trade is foundation economy is much stronger than the collective way. thanks very much for speaking to us. today's really great to get your take on situations where giuliano financial consulting, thank you. well, we will be continuing our coverage of lot of my patients visit to china with a pond schedule for the 2nd and final day, all the presidents trip. so they stay with us here and all t for old is that the we're looking to boost cooperation in economic educational, social and cultural spaces versus hosting an international form with a focus on these nomic welds. the syrian um basset to russia, outlines the importance of the events and the almost 4 of the features and s

we will go to china with you, we will be accompanied in china by nataliya pleksiyeenko butyrska, an expert on east asian issues, a master of foreign affairs, a master's degree, it should be said, it says master's degree, i don't know, i'm a zeminist, not strong in foreign policy, good health, ms. natalie, thank you for finding time for us, congratulations, thank you for the invitation, look, can you explain... what is the position of xi jinping of the people's republic of china regarding the peace summit in switzerland dedicated to ukraine, well, i still cannot understand in the sense that on the one hand they are as if, no, i'd better ask you, are they against, are they in favor or did they abstain, i.e. are they persuading others not to go, that's one thing. position, or on the contrary they say, we are not going, and you do as you want, this is a completely different position, that is, what is the current position of the people's republic of china, xi jinping, regarding the swiss meetings dedicated to ukraine? well, they said their official position is that they support the internationa

but despite all that, china is still�*s two still china two taiwan's biggest trading partner.wants to reduce its reliance on china and cooperation with the us it has to do so gradually. china still has an abstinence of manufacturing industry and supply chain. —— supply trade china has launched an anti—dumping probe into imports of an important engineering chemical from the european union, the us, japan and taiwan. the chemical is used in medical equipment, car parts and even phones. according to commerce ministry the investigation could take from six months to a year, and follows similar probes by the eu and us into china's subsidies for its strategic sectors. it's a big day in india, as the country crosses the halfway mark of its two—month long election. today the fifth phase of polling kicks off, with voters in the financial capital ready to cast their vote. home to some of india's richest, mumbai is the key economic hub driving the nation's economic policy. but, the widening wealth gap is a pressing issue for many. the bbc�*s archana shukla has more. india's financial capit

china's position on this issue. is consistent and clear, namely: china stands for compliance with then charter, respect for the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries of their rational security concerns. we advocate the formation of a new balanced, effective , sustainable security architecture. the chinese country hopes for the speedy restoration of peace and stability on the european continent and is ready to continue its constructive role. china takes a balanced position regarding. ukrainian beijing presented its own peace plan for the crisis in february 23 , consisting of twelve points, including the rejection of the cold war mentality and adherence to principles. according to which the security of one country should not be ensured at the expense of others, cessation of hostilities, avoidance of escalation, support for the movement of russia and ukraine towards dialogue, the resumption of peace negotiations and other provisions. in the west, of course, this plan was not accepted, betting on a long bloody war, but for the united states and the west, we know

it is a close friend of china in the eu and nato.major center for chinese investment in areas such as electric vehicles and batteries. i think that instead of painting it as a visit by xi to europe, it will be a visit by xi to these very carefully vetted three different places in europe. to natalia joins our broadcast. tyresh-based expert on east asian issues and master of foreign policy of ukrainian prism. welcome to our broadcast. thank you for joining. congratulations. the associated press named the topics of xi's trip to europe as the issue of ukraine, trade, and investments. how promising and strong can the connection between the eu and china be? well, actually, it is difficult to talk about prospects and strong ties now, because between the european union'. and china has a lot of problems, which are pin in that i would like to solve these problems, but they are of such a long nature, because european institutions are increasingly beginning to understand problematic, problematic areas in interaction with china, this applies not