this part of china to bed is part of china, and she and young is part of china, peer it. and even if the people that don't want to be part of it, you don't give them the majority of the people live happily, i've chatted. we know that you're doing that. i will go with, you know, we're going to bad, going to go to bed and we're going to tell you all that's about and browser, but i couldn't go to that. but the guys from that call and go to the you sound ludicrous when you say this stuff, i'm sorry to say that is going to do it incidentally the back and then just start doing here. my name's as you saw as june i on the british or your except the right hon. and my question from many in that we will die us for we have not been allowed complex with our families at 10 using that we were also, i'm susan since 2017 van chinese government stopped at detaining more than $2000000.00 plus where you goes into their hi, thank start with those orientation camps. my question to you, sir. what's the chinese government trying to hide from us? second. okay. but why cons be? why come? it would

china will pursue a sound policy in the interests of its own people.her question is that china is speaking out, this is, in principle , close to the position of belarus. we did not want allow the first interference in our internal affairs, we advocated for ensuring our sovereignty, political, that is , on our territory we implement sovereign policy. and thus build a political system, as we consider correct, while on the external control, especially in the sphere of trade and economic relations, we were open to all partners, and never interfered in other people's affairs, in principle we advocated peaceful coexistence, this all lies within the framework of the concept of the people's republic of china. naturally, today china, acting as a leader in such organizations as brics, sco, in principle, as the leader of the global south. it naturally expresses concern about the fact that a number of countries are trying - on the world stage to act from the point of view of dominance, to violate these principles that are laid down in the un, to violate these five

china's closest ally is pakistan, the second country in the world belarus is a country for china 6.00 km separates us and the people's republic of china, the largest economy in the world in terms of purchasing power, a very influential player in the international arena, emphasizes the status of our cooperation, well, and we, for our part, naturally do this too, so we value it very much, and here it is very specifically designated, of course the military, of course scientists, of course the youth. but in the military sphere we have complete mutual understanding, listen, we were the first, when china needed chassis for - well, platforms for the deployment of strategic missiles, our wheeled chigachi plant created a joint venture, and we were the first to transfer these technologies to china, china appreciates this, it was 30 years ago, when we... just got out of the woods, we were a fragment of the empire, and we, as much as we could, we shared with brotherly china, with which many in the world did not considered, that's how we are, this demonstrates the level of our relations, the level

to china? when i go to china and i haven't been for some time, i'm watched what was 247. there's always someone i can spot is trailing me so i know with my hotel room is upgraded suddenly to a spacious piece. now replace which is booked. so someone who the mild critic of the scholarly critic like me doesn't feel safe in china. i. by contrast, i feel safer and taiwan. think to when you hit stephen, say he doesn't feel safe. going to try to profess going to taiwan when we talk about freedom of speech. for example, in china, i live in the united states of america, where i can say that donald trump is a, i don't know, i pathetically, an orange face and offices. i also live here and you can british. here you have where she threw that feet from the prime minister was called a point sized loser by label politician or no one in china has that kind of right freedom. just talked about the government to talk about president changing things in that way. you can't say anything about it, you wouldn't dare sa

to china? when i go to china and i haven't been for some time, i'm watched what was 247. there's always someone i can spot is trailing me so i know with my hotel room is upgraded suddenly to a spacious piece. now replace which is booked. so someone who the mild critic of the scholarly critic like me doesn't feel safe in china. i. by contrast, i feel safer and taiwan. think to when you hit stephen, say he doesn't feel safe. going to try to profess going to taiwan when we talk about freedom of speech. for example, in china, i live in the united states of america, where i can say that donald trump is a, i don't know, i pathetically, an orange face and offices. i also live here and you can british. here you have where she threw that feet from the prime minister was called a point sized loser by label politician or no one in china has that kind of right freedom. just talked about the government to talk about president changing things in that way. you can't say anything about it, you wouldn't dare sa

and today you can buy a bavarian car twice as cheap in china of certain brands, assembled in china ,hina, that is, you understand how they work, a discount of 50%, 40%, they can afford it, you understand, in this market they can often be present for some positions and... we do it well, naturally, we will not, so to speak, curtail trade or throw our hands up, no, we will try to be strong in these conditions, thank god belarus is using this situation in terms of the economy quite effectively, but overall it is causing us great damage, and the longer it drags on, the potential risks are colossal, because now the task is an internal political crisis in russia, the collapse of russia, now the task is the collective west, and the longer we drag it out, you won't think about any trade, thousands of refugees. millions of refugees, a catastrophe, you understand what we are heading for, so we need to, you understand, we are talking to you about china, china is in a difficult situation, it wants to trade, it wants to work, it wants one train, one track, they have this problem here too, because

julie escaped to china to south korea. no phone after she received more bad news. chinese police captured my oldest sister. you've been. she'd been sold to a farmer, and together they had a baby boy now shipping to port it back to north korea, and imprisoned. dooley was distraught. middle own legal nielsen's. i'm the casa who died. so when a cousin told me that you've been been released up to 6 months, she started arranging a broker to get to been back into china. and despite the risks to the return to china, herself and headed to the north korean border area to help rescue a new and new ocean altitude. and when you talk to them that's expected up to go next, a normal high to having last had closed. and the river you've been had been walking through the mountains. betty dressed for days by the time they found it's something both sisters will never forget. one of the 2 of us when you move to cable amount of time as well into the same old models, it'll say no matter what does it mean, what is the name of the, of the number,

in china. the google puts indefinitely, it will be, do i usual to you to, to you and you may have 5 to see if i can, we can talk unit 2 pallets are gonna be just within the pipe. ginger and gulf when they were cheap. 30 and thought to reach out to you for the rental portion. and for the after crossing the boulder, done walked through the mountains for 3 days with no phone signal. he was alone and afraid of what email i'm gonna call over to him to contact you on the and the punish nova signed his mother done. told her where he was and waited, hoping that she'd find him. i was late to the black car pulled up along the mountain road and he quickly doting on that. i don't know, but he went to the man, i'm running into the a home phone, one of the town on the moon. imagine not knowing people were united with his brother den started a new life in china, but it was not the freedom he expected. danger looked around every corner. human rights groups say that could be as many as half a 1000000 north kore

of china to bed as part of china. and she and young is part of china, piece of it. and even if the people that don't want to be part of it, you don't give it up. the majority of the people live happily, i've chatted. we know that you do a vote. i will go with, you know, we're going to bad. going to go with the tibetan and we're going to go home and it's about impossible. i couldn't go to the bat, but the guys from the account go to that. you sound ludicrous when you say this stuff, i'm sorry to say that is going to do it incidentally with the back. and then this gentleman here. my name's as you saw as can i, on the british or your except the right hand. and my question from many in that we will die us for we have not been allowed complex with our families at 10 using the we were also on the season since 2017 van chinese government stopped detaining more than $2000000.00 plus were yours. and thought their hi, thank start with those costs infection camps. my question to you, sir. what's the chinese government trying to

still not every defect wants to leave china. often. it's a last result then using human traffic, cuz oh, brokers is in this society. human trafficking, unfortunately is the only viable option for many north koreans, especially women, and many traffic is take advantage of that valuable clients, selling them into slavery. done tells us that his mother and 2 sisters are all sold to chinese man. trying not to go, why not broke off? how guns haul channel channels? can you go on con, tone, savannah tube. okay. she's going on as well for me to talk to him. when his mother and 2nd sister defected 2 years later, that broke up forcibly separated them off to the cross. the border of contact with the 2nd sister was lost. dunn's illegal status also made him an easy target by exploitation 10. uh to move it all. she got up to $1011.00 on come, all right. i don't want to know, i'm going to show it as it is showing table, which that's kind of income that you worked grueling hours in a career. chinese restaurant that says he was paid only a fraction of

, because the british and the french seriously expected to divide china, to finish off china, not just hong kong or something, or seize something else, but simply to divide china into pieces, to abolish the imperial dynasty, and ignatiyev convinced them that guys, this is all... such a complicated plan, let's better impose a larger contribution on china, and keep the emperor and the empire, that's what they did, as a sign of gratitude and... they also gave him primorye, that is, in this way he received both the amur region and primorye at once, that's actually it was here that the current border between russia and china was created, it is very important to emphasize that these treaties that expanded the territory of russia, they were all concluded without a single shot, the shots were only from cannons that fired on the occasion of the signing of documents, they were purely peaceful... in the capital of the qing empire , a permanent russian diplomatic mission was established, which transferred a significant part of the functions from the spiritual mission. the russian embassy was locat

orbán's dependence on china is growing.his is a game initiated by orbán himself, that is , china does have an interest in having an entry point to the european union, and hungary now provides such an opportunity for china, but potentially orbán would not want to become so dependent on china that he in fact, until a certain point, it was in relation to the european union, and now certain mechanisms and tools are preserved in the eu pressure on orbán, the problem is that he has different. the mechanisms of blocking some collegial decisions, which will then make it difficult for him and for others to put pressure on orbán himself, and this is where the difficulty lies. lies in the diplomatic game of orbán himself, he cooperates not only with china, but also with the russian federation, and with turkey, that is, with all those countries that can help him diversify his trade, his economic relations, and thus reduce the levers of pressure from eu on him, i would pay more attention to it. mr. dmitry, thank you for the analysis of

china, it will be great if china supports us in terms of, and therefore, missiles for the colonies, sot we have a larger arsenal, that's what we're counting on, and so on, and the fact that we held joint exercises on the border, it was in poland, to a greater extent not about raising some kind of weapon, a signal to our partners, including in the west, that we have an iron brotherhood. in the event that any threat is addressed to our side, that we will be back to back and china in a good sense of the word, at least in matters of economic, social support and so on, well, and if necessary, the military, the chinese will support us, but we are always ready to support them, this is an exchange of experience, and an exchange of technologies in this, you see, we must still understand that ... eastern culture, it is very reserved, china is very, every word, that is what is already said, it is already thought out, worked out, verified, verified, they do not throw words around when, if pin says the words iron brotherhood, comprehensive comprehensive cooperation is already a conscious decision f

they don't want to offend china.t they call stability talks and be nice, as you put it, kiss the ring of xi jinping. it's really bad policy. i think president trump will put an end to this. maria: let's look to the future, whether it's trump or kamala harris after november. watch this. >> governor tim walz here, happy chinese new year. this spring festival is a time to welcome and celebrate the new year with a smile and let the fortune and happiness continue. please remember to practice social distancing and wear a mask as you celebrate. maria: there you go. s he's speaking chinese. he spent 30 times going back and forth and a spent one year teaching there. how would a tim walz approach to china play out in your view should they the go to the white house? >> well, he's speak cantonnese, not speaking man c mandarin. he made a series of naive comments about china. we can hope when gets his first cia briefing on the china front he'll revise his views. i don't think governors have security clearances, if they do, it's ve

sea or the taiwan straight or other areas where the united states has been menacing china, and china of course has the right to defend itself and has been very, very serious about ensuring that the united states is not going to intimidate it uh, and so when we see china's military capabilities, they are, as i say, they are essentially of a of defensive nature, china only has one military installation overseas, which is facility at djibooti in in east africa as part of a united nations anti-piracy uh initiative there, but that doesn't mean that china's weight uh in the international community uh is is simply a function of its of its military capabilities, it doesn't have the desire to project power in the same ways that the western colonialist and imperialist states have uh, it's basically trying to take care of itself, but that nonetheless gives it the... weight uh that i think needs to be taken seriously by countries all over the world uh in in you know this very very dangerous and dynamic period of changing international relations and china's relationship with the the the palestini

, will turn away from china, the us will start working against china, this will not happen, because russiaill itself... its relations on the principles of mutual respect, this is the topic, which in the near future, i am sure of this, will become the basis of a new multipolar world, in which china will be one of the main centers of power, and we today we have already managed to do the following: there is china, there is russia, there is india, we are in positive relations with all these countries, including economic, political, and we have points of growth and interest. there is one center left. the west, europe and the united states, which today it is unclear where they are moving, so we chose the right side, we chose the right allies and are moving. states of america about 700-800 billion with the union state, where 99% is trade turnover with the russian federation 100 billion, that is, we have somewhere around 6 billion plus. and that's why when our western opponents, they introduced the so-called sanctions list, secondary sanctions, that is, not direct deliveries, but where, so to spea

china doesn't listen to an bod taiwan? china doesn't listen to anybody except _ taiwan?en to anybody except itself. taiwan, | anybody except itself. taiwan, china was tries to present a forced narrative that there is only a small clique of diehard pro—independence separatists in taiwan is the problem. an overwhelming majority of people in taiwan for the status quo, which is to facto independence. taiwan is a country governed by itself by strong democratic laws and is clearly separate from china. by pushing forward this forced narrative that china wants to united states to give up its pledge of defence assistant for taiwan and that has not been successful. the us policy for taiwan has been very consistent from day one, starting with thejune 26, 1950, the day after the korean war,. eversince 1950, the day after the korean war,. ever since that united sets government consistently insisted the us would oppose any attempt to use force to change the status quo has been a policy ever since.— a policy ever since. thank you for speaking _ a policy ever since. thank you for speaki

t you think this will spark more games from china?— games from china? i think it does.? i think it does. it has the _ games from china? i think it does. it has the confidence i games from china? i think it | does. it has the confidence of chinese publishers to develop more games and also to release more games and also to release more aaa games for the global market. it also a challenge for chinese publishers because it does cost a lot of investment. also development resources to a game. and in current pc game landscape is a difficult drop for many publishers. it will not bring a lot of aaa games from chinese publishers to global market but some of the developers will do so. india — the world's most populous country — is home to the largest number of young people anywhere in the world. now, while that is a demographic advantage, its population is also ageing rapidly. it is estimated that the number of people above 60 will double to 350 million by 2050. while an ageing population comes with its own set of challenges, some businesses are hoping to cash in. the bbc�*s aruno

in april 2023. china reopened his borders. and with that came the resumption of deportations on october. the 9th cuties worst fee is were confirmed. she's getting it. okay, so it's on the toner with that open. in my interest, you're going to be to pick something done. while you jo locks escape attempt had failed. she was called on to payment attention for the past 6 months. now she was about to be deported to total. so her student engage in tulsa. i'm going to say, i'm just, i was late to china, deported about 600 north koreans. one of the biggest known deportations since the pandemic sedan has been happy in news. turn them out. ok, going hungry, football. critical. take it here and what was your task at all? you're not given them. do not as all, i mean my know what the what chunk pretty goal. it's a concept on the table, some to model it just for the 1st time and 90 is damn system spoke to her family and you know, on or off trying not to on a lot of the, an estimate the a clean model where it came out and have a drawer that's

there is only one. china and taiwan is part of china. and if they don't made that pledge all around those who pledge, well for the one child the policy, the local you did, by the way, you didn't the say everyone he said of japanese descent, that is literally, i think like you're picking people by the ethnic heritage make them do a loyalty test, otherwise they have to get out of the country that it is not that long as you just keep. for example, in brittany, if you are a police citizen, you just support the monarchy. you cannot say, i owe you finding in britain. i don't suppose i want to see. i don't like st. charles. know, you'll kind of say no. i just said it mindy. i literally just said you cannot take any action to oppose the model. to use this. i don't have to sign a pledge saying i support control. so each country is different. yeah, we, i'm talking about you're trying, china is very in china has one policy, which is part of the constitution calls everyone and people in taiwan. you don't want to be part of your country. let's bring

of china. let's talk about one of the one each of them very quickly. japan unconditionally surrender, not only to the united states, but also to china in 1945. and if you read very carefully the unconditional surrender document that japan signed, then you will know how to pen need to conduct its foreign affairs, as well as it's something that's a troops with china and with all those countries that japan unconditional rate surrendered for india is a great nation, and there is a territorial dispute between china and india, but that dispute was not created by china. my, the was it created by india. it was created or left behind by the bridge is indian a government? that's great history lesson right now. china, in 2024. the defense spending is going up by 7 percent the most for 5 years. you had 20000000 consecutive years of military expenditure growth the most of any country in the world since 2022. china has increased military drills around taiwan . it's escalated since the new ty, when he's presi

and those are try to help them flu. china say is now honda. i'm sure single one. 0, one east reveals the harrowing stories. north korean defectors risking it all to re unite with the foreigners. they love the oh is of course sometimes the damn choice was 15 years old when he escaped from north korea. crossing the truman river, one of them not so bold as separating the regime from china. his eldest sister was the 1st to leave at 5 years before followed by his mother and 2nd sister, 2 years later. tie on one who called everyone on the items ship on it, jimmy, those young people, penzel condos, professional type of one. and then the table is man, man to go, no type of cell, phone or tablet is done. it was left behind in north korea with his father. but one day in 2019 the all star sees came knocking down and was arrested and imprisoned. ringback for watching foreign movies and listening to korean music, he says it was interrogated and beaten. in fact, only tone in a cup of water a day. how come and how much the office? twice put me on my car. uh,

party of china appears. communist party of china arose on the wave of the national liberation movement and under the influence of the great october socialist revolution. in fact , the soviet government supported all national liberation movements, including in china. the same chiang kai-shek, who headed commandant, he... the bloodiest events took place in shanghai. back in march 1927 , the communists seized power in the city. this act was not coordinated with chiang kai-shek, who decided to take advantage of the shanghai events in order to break with the left wing of his party. chiang kai-shek negotiated with dusheng and other leaders of the green gang, a criminal group operating in shanghai. he agreed with them to prepare an attack on the communists. and so on april 9. chiang kai-shek accused the communists of destabilizing the situation. on the morning of april 12, the purge of shanghai began with the forces of criminals and the army of gominden. at the signal of the ship's siren, the gangsters attacked the

as the new york times writes, he ordered the us armed forces to prepare for possible clashes with chinassia and north korea. the publication notes that this is a new american strategy, the essence of which is the joint containment of nuclear threats by allies from beijing, moscow and pyongyang. according to the publication, the document was signed back in march. mali, niger and burkina faso are asking to take measures against ukraine without the un because of kiev's support for terrorism in africa. rallies against the kiev regime were held in senegal. this was a reaction to the report that the ukrainian embassy in dakar was recruiting mercenaries to counter moscow. early voting has begun in chekotka sakhalin. it is held for residents of remote, hard-to-reach areas. it is necessary to get to voters by almost all types of transport. the first to vote gave. seines, geologists and sailors leaving for a voyage, as well as border guards namysion. now we'll go first to a short commercial, and then on air russia-24, program fifth studio, i 'm saying goodbye to you, until tomorrow, until we meet

people of china and all of us. tragically china's government has an exact opposite. it's hidden records imprisoned chinese citizen journalists. and cynically sandbag world health organization abrogated the responsibility or in government private citizens like us try merritt's chart primary responsible access globally and million in the united states pandemic result $18 trillion just similar behavior in the future must be held accountable for the losses. he was incorrectly designed to protect foreign states from a liability in u.s. courts. these protections do not and should not always apply in extraordinary circumstances. as was the case when congress passed an amendment in 2016 giving u.s. courts jurisdiction over terrorist financing cases. five, given the magnitude of the covenant in crisis and china's complete disregard of international norms, human lives, transparency and accountability we believe a similar highly tailored amendment is not required. for this reason we have proposed a single paragraph amendment

this is what china is doing today and this is why china is supporting iran and supporting russia, but without breaking up with the west, and without challenging overly the west, but keeping rather a low profile in the support toward china and the west asia, but challenging the west economically, so when the americans are threatening china by saying we can stop the... selling of semiconductors, the americans are emitting the fact that china export 60% of the semiconductors worldwide and import 60% and export 30%, so it has 30% of internal usage. therefore, putting sanctions on china in the semiconductors, force china to invest billions of dollars. to be independent, exactly like russia exactly like iran, and this is where the coalition is non-verbally declared, but everybody is supporting within this axis of anti-us hegimony, they seeing what the other side is in need of, like you rightly said, the americans, the russians supply the iranian with defense system, and this is why the islamic... leader said ali khamenei said to the military, prepare for the defense, and this is where the r

china remains a problem- — a problem? china remains a problem. the _ a problem?em. the way _ a problem? china remains a problem. the way the - a problem? china remains a l problem. the way the chinese government is stimulating is not the same plan as they had in the past with infrastructure and housing taking the forefront of their plans. it's a certain. the market is generally quite pessimistic about the outcome for iron ore. they seem to be doing well in copper and their other businesses, maybe copper will save them as iron ore comes off the boil. as the us cuts rates, we could see china do as well. we saw the strike in escondida. any lessons to be learnt from that, is that firmly behind them? . , , ~ that, is that firmly behind them? ., , ~ .,, them? the last strike was 74 da s. them? the last strike was 74 days- this — them? the last strike was 74 days. this one _ them? the last strike was 74 days. this one has _ them? the last strike was 74 days. this one has been - them? the last strike was 74 days. this one has been a i them? the last strike was 74i days.

china.that during the talks it will raise counter-objections, including regarding america's support for taiwan, the island democracy, control over which beijing seeks to gain and u.s. control over technology exports to china. according to analysts, beijing wants the united states to ease its pressure on china and hope that this will create an atmosphere for more comfortable relations with the next american administration. perhaps the most pressing issues in relations between china and the united states are russia's war in ukraine and rasto. in these negotiations, let's listen, there are still many issues of friction between china and the united states, and if china clearly defines the united states as a partner with which it can cooperate, and the united states views china as a competitor, then this will make bilateral relations unstable. vasily borisovich, well, what are your expectations from these negotiations? what are, we saw the opinion of the new york times that they will discuss prac

, and it also buys most of its goods that are needed from china or through china, what concerns, in particular, dual-purpose goods from other countries, let's say, well, china has taken such a position, it believes that it has the right on this position, he does not violate anything, with this fact we work and live already during this period of the war, and in parallel we see with you that... in china, it is increasing trade with us and is our main trading partner and for today also and primarily what concerns our agricultural products and promised to increase during the visit. purchase of agricultural products from ukraine, but at the same time , china is still playing a double game, as the greatest threat to the national security of the usa is determined by china, looking at precisely those maneuvers and those preparations around taiwan, well , for our part, of course, we know that more there is no democratic country like china, we will not be allowed to distort the soul of the uighurs, so they could come on the air and tell us what is going on. planned genocide the uyghurs in china themselv

the invitation to salevant to visit china reflects a responsible and constructive approach to china-usations, since beijing, on the one hand, does not downplay the mutual difficulties and challenges, but on the other hand does not abandon the hope of efforts to stabilize relations, but to build a truly constructive china-us relationship, it is not enough simply rely on consensus and willingness to stabilize relations between the two sides. there is a significant gap between the actions of the united states, their words and their stated desire to maintain stable american-chinese relations. that is, as i understand it, sergey gennadyevich, china is thereby making it clear that it is open to dialogue, it is open, among other things, to stabilizing american-chinese relations, but the ball is in the united states' court. is this so and what are beijing's expectations from these negotiations? indeed, this is so. a complex, difficult problem for both sides, but the point is that, as it were , the methodological, or the general political background - this is a rhetorical question, to which the

-china relations.y arranging visits by senior officials of taiwan's democratic progressive party to the united states ahead of salevan's trip to china, washington has sought to to demonstrate support for it, and to put pressure on china. in us strategy , taiwan is seen as a pawn whose value depends on the needs of us foreign policy. when the us seeks to put pressure on china, it resorts to provocative actions on the island, and if it considers it necessary to get closer to china, it limits taiwan's actions. to avoid escalating tensions, says li haidong, a professor at china foreign affairs university. well, andronik vasilievich, i think, is a fairly sober analysis in the global times, but the biden administration and biden personally have only tightened us policy towards taiwan, towards the taiwan issue, because biden even moved away from the old policy of strategic ambiguity and said that if china uses force, the us will enter into a direct war against china over taiwan. i don't rule it out, this is m

against china, the us will start working against china, this will not happen, because russia will behavedecently, you know, why do the chinese trust us, why do they treat us like this, we we behave decently in the foreign arena, we have been on our entire historical path, for the period of our sovereignty, we have never turned an inconvenient place towards our partners, towards russia, towards china, towards a number of other states, we... we have positive relations with these states, including economic, political, and we have points of growth and interest. there is one center left, the west, europe and china, there is russia, there is india, we are with all the united states, which today it is unclear where they are heading. therefore, we have chosen the right side, we have chosen the right allies and are moving in the right direction. no, let's go a little, i suggest. he paused. the chinese have built it very competently, it's not just transport logistics, it's hubs, hubs with localization, here's one hub with a high level of localization - this is our great stone. therefore, this grea

is really approaching its apogee or criscendo, it is very important for us understand what choice china will make, maybe someone, and are there any? doubts, maybe there, that means the party will hesitate whether to stay with russia, maybe establish some kind of dialogue, well, there are at least such conversations, we have no doubt that china is with russia, but if we look at the composition of the candidates, that is, trump is absolutely anti-chinese, and his vice-president vance, who will most likely claim the presidential seat after trump, is also anti-chinese, openly says that we will have to contain china for 50 years, well, almost is not preparing for a direct military clash. but there is a doubt, maybe, here is vice president waltz, who has visited china more than thirty times, he is called the general zhursky candidate, maybe he will come to an agreement, well, you know, i looked at ultz, his contacts, but these are contacts with those who were before the twentieth congress, and they are no longer around shizenpin, as they say, some are gone, and those are far away, that is, in

will be there, maybe china and russia will be there, how do you see the second peace summit, if chinacomes there and russia comes, or maybe only china? and russia will drag there to the last and will not come, or maybe it will come, but at some level, and whether it is at the level of putin or not at the level of putin, which can you outline for us now the scenario to understand, and how it will be, because even zelenskyi said that it seems that ukraine is ready to see russia at the second peace summit? well, at the moment, to be honest, it is very difficult for me to imagine how it can be, and whether it will be possible to convince, for example, a representative of russia, it is clear that it is unlikely to be ... the kremlin dictator, that is , putin, to be represented , more chances to convince china. we managed to convince india at the first summit, india is such a geopolitical competitor china may succeed and be encouraged to involve china in this process, and here we are talking about the main thing, and the main thing is the observance of international law, and this is the ess

consequences like china in the philippine, for example, china today is challenging the americans in the philippine, therefore we see china is not sitting and watching and waiting for the american to surround it, this is where we see joe biden going into a different wars without an end, i mean to be fair, since the americans went to war to vietnam and to afghanistan and to iraq and to libya and to syria, they failed in all these wars, so even with someone who is clever and intelligent in the white house, is the end game and the result is more or less the same, having someone like joe biden who is not aware all the time of his surrounding, he's certainly not aware of how to lead the war the world, this is why camela harris did not show any political maturity during the ruling of... biden as his vice president and certainly did not demonstrate any political knowledge during her campaign again we will see a us administration running the united states which is at the end of the day not a bad thing as they are the uh america is in decline and it's better if there are many people responsib

sea, trying to trying to uh confront china trying to interfere in areas where china has established its its position and and this is a position uh territorial claim, territorial delineation, which it's interesting, both the authorities in beijing and the local authorities on the island of taiwan maintained, the the the so-called republic of china on the island of taiwan uh claim makes exactly the same claims in the south china sea as the mainland government, these claims go back before liberation before 1949, so the us is using the philippines as a proxy, and that's a very... very dangerous thing for the philippine people uh, but this this policy of trying to encircle and contain and constrain china, this is the fundamental, the most serious task of american foreign policy right now, uh, and and it's a it's a doomed effort, it's a fool's errend, but it's one that that the fools that run the american government seem intent upon pursuing no matter how how dangerous and reckless that course may be. is that irrespective of who's in the white house come january? i'm afraid it is. the the

itself should speak about china's position there, but china is nowhere, i don't remember, but i didn't see the quotes, and i listened to experts who analyzed this visit, china did not say anywhere that it supports the territorial one. integrity and sovereignty of ukraine, but he does not add the word ukraine there, he says that he advocates territorial integrity and sovereignty in international politics. but he is referring to his territorial integrity, chinese and chinese sovereignty, alluding to the direct situation with taiwan, and therefore it seems to me that we are adding a little wishful thinking here, because the chinese have stopped talking about it, in their public documents there is no requirement for russia to withdraw its troops to the borders, which are internationally recognized territories of ukraine and recognized the sovereignty of ukraine, but there is no such thing... no, we talk about it, but the chinese are silent about it, and their official spokespeople do not speak about it so openly, why is it right for china to use such a moment now, well, there is already a

-china relations, but also the u.s. election. biden, jake sullivan and democrats are looking to firm up the country's most contentious foreign-policy relationship. ile president biden has taken a softer stance on china than his predecessor, he did not reverse high tariffs on chinese goods implemented by mr. trump. in may, biden actually ramped up taxes on chinese made products like electric cars and solar panels. there's also disagreement between washington and beijing over taiwan. china claims the self-governing island as its own,hile president biden and the u.s. support its independence. the countries are also at odds over the war in ukraine. president biden's secretary of state antony blinken accused china of helping to fuel the biggest threat to european security since the cold war. china supplies its ally russia with tools to build weapons it uses in its invasion. the harris campaign has not revealed how much her china policy would mimic that of the biden administration. on the republican side, trump has already promised to

the us and china tried to put relations on us on the foundation. the death toll rises on the 2nd day of israel's incursion into the north in westbank, the un secretary general has called for an immediate to end to the operations. the many groups mckinnon. break savvy with us. we begin with breaking news from hong kong, where a quote has convicted to john lists and us addition case seen as a new blood press freedom in the chinese government territory from cute june and patrick lam, round the now defunct stand news. they were convicted of conspiracy to publish material, but undermines stateful thursday. the 170 autonomous territory was seen as a back stand of press freedom in asia until 2019 and pro democracy protests will match with the crackdown on defense stand. news was one of the last media outlets to publish government criticism before it was closed in 2021. i spoke to tom grundy earlier. he's the head of the english language news outlet, hong kong, free press. i asked him about the specific seditious publications that the home concord referenc

the united states is not only unable to compete with china, russia and iran, but that even china itselferforming the united states in the military sphere, and if there is a bilateral war, the united states china, without even the intervention of russia, then the united states will lose this war, so let's listen to what this report says about china and its military development. china's total and annual defense spending is estimated at $ 711 billion, in march 2024. the chinese government announced a 7.2% increase in annual defense spending. china boasts the world's largest navy, with more than 370 ships and submarines, the largest air force in its region, which is quickly catching up with western air forces , and the largest land army in the world. equally important, the chinese military is modernizing across the board, especially in areas that are critical to conflict in the west. pacific ocean. china has developed peer or near-peer capabilities in space and cyberspace, which it will likely use to deter and prevent the united states from engaging in conflict by disrupting american critic

and all the western china? i was supposed to go to see the phone, but um, i saw more if that uh, that depend on the city in taiwan. um to generate i think we are moving to a different world older its, uh, a 2nd cold rule. i say a 2nd cold cool because it was in which geo products, ext trumps economics. and the actual while across of you'll see the pool. you want a well, based on open markets from which single pull cars, prostate in a, closer to reset that because you want a fair economic system for which you can benefit. but if a lot of houses increasingly side, well actually, uh, industrial policies on national security concerns come for us. you need a sort of power to accommodate yourself. i have 2 guys at positions and some which is one count. so i'm gonna choose another. and so i'm gonna try to struggle $5.50 not be forced to choose done it. i'll wait in a new code. what are we in an era of nationalization? why salacious and d globalization isn't? well i, i hear that language a lot. and obviously, you know,

versus china? the trade war between the 2 nations are seen to help the competition between washington and the aging could accelerate the collapse of the old system. so what's the alternatives? developing nations are formed. economic alliances like bricks to count up the dominance of the west. but when it book, the economic integration and globalization, the free flow of trade, but the us for held that's the economic go to the world is known for decades today though, this integration of the rules based world order is evident for all to see countries of becoming more inward looking regulates re fences have been erected. the world trade organization is in limbo, nations or racing to build the industries of a few chips and trade restrictions are increasingly being imposed by the system that govern the global economy. since the 2nd world war is at a tipping point now, both and ever so is a new world order emerging. we'll discuss that with our guest shortly. but 1st, let's listen to what some leaders hav

its deposits in senzian on the shelf, in northeastern china, so china is now looking at how much more profitable it is now, roughly speaking, ignoring all sanctions, to still join this project, because, that is, where there will be a win, where there will be a loss. mongolia is playing its own game right now, it is trying not just to be a place for gas transfer, but is also trying to include a number of things in package agreements that are in no way connected with gas transfer, so each country has its own - decisions, and i will repeat once again that the russian side is ready for absolutely everything, that is, you think that from mongolia's side this can be such a political game, this is 100% a political game, we understand perfectly well that mongolian decisions are largely determined interaction with the usa, with a number of other countries. well, in general, mongolia is trying to exploit now, first of all, the status of its intermediate territory, well, that's how it was usually done, mongolia did it, including , for example, in rail transport, since we mentioned the topic of c

china.hey committee spent a lot of time in this congress talking about that competition. we've had for classified briefings directly related to china or taiwan this is a seventh hearing on aspects of our strategic competition. we have not yet been able to put this rhetoric into action by passing legislation to fund and modernize the u.s. and foreign policy toolkit. i'm willing to work with any willing partner on the other side of the aisle to make this happen. it is simply that important. the bipartisan legislation written by members of this committee and other committees that deal with this. the only way we can get to the finish line up would generally work together, listen to each other being willing to compromise to get the agenda done that's the only way were going to be able to fund and modernize our u.s. foreign policy toolkit. i'll make it clear chairman of this commitment willing to sit down with any member to fund the the, path and willing to compromise it's that important to get to

it is hard to compete with china on certain thing so therefore there is no point in embracing china plusthe illusion that one can sort of replicate the supply chain in southeast asia. success would lie in integration with the global supply chain. it would be more about opening up markets and getting some technology, not necessarily spend billions trying to grow homegrown technology, that is a cautionary chill from china and perhaps also from the u.s. in years to come. paul: thank you so much for joining us. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track. when you're planning for it all... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth man

so what is china's aim? we spoke to kobus on starting research as chinese investments and advocate for the south african institute of international affairs. they're looking for overseas markets and opportunities, but they're also looking for to, to, to act as a kind of a norm set. and i know lots of kind of like, you know, player in, in the world. so it's looking to, to make the rest of the world frame near to chinese companies for new to chinese stand of. so china's engagement around the world, fuels the tech economy, back home, the more time these technology sold overseas. the more the systems and processes become the norm, which in turn helps them sell even more products. it also means china plays a powerful role in shaping the future of technology. the international institute for us to teach a study says china has been participating in digital infrastructure projects. in 137 countries, it's investing billions of euros. let's take a closer look at one example, a smart city in the making just outside of na

that is, we're containing china, we're escalating to war with china. mm hm. and then recently they've declared the nuclear pivot to china. this is what this is. even though china is known, arsenal is only one fraction with that it's, it's 120th of what the us has. nothing is actually assembled for war. it's the i said the war has a separate from delivery vehicle. so one of the chinese thinking we can look back to history, what they did in the past. once again, in the 19161961, there was a presidential director. essentially, the plug was to new china just for the hell of it. if we go to war with the. so the soviet union will also new all of china cities. and we expect anywhere from 60 to 90 percent destruction of all of china's cities. that was the plan in the 19 sixty's. now, how did the chinese response, did they go on a rampage and do a kind of nuclear arms race like the soviet union? no, they didn't tell you what they did and it's something which will a small issue during that period. the chinese were very aware that the us would upload little, right all t