america from the middle east to south-east asia mr. gargiri's attention to chinaually shows the alliances of korea and japan against what it shows that only in that america's attention to big competitors like russia and china knows that kidney and bladder infection and like everyone in in birjand, on the day of tasua, my servant was arrested and taken to the police detention center to keep the people of birjand on the day of ashura, i wanted to launch a full-scale attack on the shehrbani from here. they came to the conclusion that the late mr. tahami was a prominent and first-class scholar in birjand . he was a great mullah. in the verse, this man did not let this happen, it will cause problems for many people, go ahead, what does it mean that the people and the scholars today were not together with this movement of the texts, i was a cold servant, birjand , the air of birjand with all its people and its great scholars with us. this is related to birjand in the month of ramadan in the year of imprisonment, i went to zahedan. there were two great scholars in zaheda

powers like china in the economic field can be a big threat to america. before china, the power of japan is second, the power of moscow, which was close to america due to the agreements that were imposed on this country. he was buried, but now he is in china the independent face of the grain is working and in fact you are not following the policies of the united states because of this yellow storm in china, the danger you want can i do or let's talk about the news in the field of military and security from the americans and in the days before the previous years , we have seen examples of the military weakness of the united states is revealed one after the other, the issue of syria, the issue of afghanistan, the war in syria and the issue of the ukraine war are all signs of america's decline in the military and security aspect. travel cannot be summed up, which means that there is also a type of authority soft areas in hard areas, mixed areas in the hard area of ​​american soil can be examined, economics, environmental geography and military area in the fie

china. america's goal is getting the relationship right? i am sincere about getting the relationship right, and one of the things that is going on now is china is beginning to change some of the rules of the game. but his visit to vietnam right after the g20 summit related a different message. the two countries signed a historic agreement to upgrade relations to the level of comprehensive. strategic partnership, joe biden secured deals with vietnam on semiconductors and minerals. so important is vietnam for the us, that executives from google, intel, amcore, marvel, global foundaries, and boing, met with vietnamese tech executives along with the secretary of state, anthony blincon for more deals, with semiconductors, the centerpiece of action plan adopted during biden's visit, so what gives. why is vietnam so important to the us? it's pretty obvious, the us wants to rival china, and at the same time inflict economic damage. so much for byan saying we're not trying to hurt china, but the u.s. has other plans for vietnam, which was not announc

guy: our question of the day is is it buy america. chinaroblem and therefore europe has a problem therefore america doesn't have a problem. how would you compare the asian, european and american economy right now? mike: we are starting to see outbound business growing out of the u.s. right now. we are seeing some growth in europe and asia but in different markets. we are seeing stronger growth out of the u.s. and more specifically in e-commerce. alix: what you think peak season looks like? mike: it is going to be soft. it is uncertain. we will know a lot more toward the end of the month. that will be a clear indication for us. on the ocean, that has often and tells -- has softened and that tells us inventory is reducing and not everyone is in a hurry to replace it. once they get into a hurry to replace it we are there to support them through our fixed network operations. we will know more towards the end of the month. guy: are we still any services driven economy? we were talking about what was happening on e-commerce with kenneth both from

a fascinating object and one that speaks a lot to china and to america's perception of china. >> -- this is a really great object. again, i think you can get a sense of the way in which people were viewing afong moy. this is an advertising broadside that presented afong moy . you can see that she is holding a fan. you also see this expand here from the new york historical society. american women carried fans as an item of gentility, an accessory that was lovely and very attractive. it was also used coquettishly, and also used for utility to disperse flies. it is an associative connection with china that was very clear to americans. of course, it is interesting that this advertising broadside would be showing afong moy with a fan, immediately telling us this is an object associated with china. i think it is pretty interesting that this particular image initially was on the first exhibition catalog of chinese goods, which the carnes put out. it is a very first one in america . it is from a new york collection. it was from the new york public library, which i found was a wonderful moment to

water will be amazing, and china america, mention china will also be in the move on americas is more of a loss. so these 3 elements have combined the war. luckily i have a model to share with you if i may. yeah. yeah, i'm just gonna, i'm just gonna stop you the rep and we are running out of time. but we are going to continue this conversation after the program because i think we've only just scratched the surface of the un and the secure with the channel. so i'm going to wrap up the news now, but then we're going to continue this conversation um very shortly. so if you just that may be with me one second to about what kim deal political analyst on visa, just got. that's a raw whom liza the meeting got bo unfairness, but as i said, we've been to san shift. thanks very much for your time now. i'll be with you in just a couple of minutes. so please. that is all for this. all my names of pizza. scott's, i'll be back again at the top of the all with all the latest news and analysis. it's been great to have you with us, of the, [000:00:00;00] the western elite and they're playing medium, m

china is the greatest strategic and economic threat to the united states of america in the 21st century and we must meet that threat with american strength. [applause] the truth is communist china is playing to win by any means necessary and china is our rival. china is our economic adversary, but whether china becomes our enemy depends on choices the american people will make in leadership for our country over the next four years. now, over the course of our administration, we've changed the national consensus on china. under our investigation we met with the increase in military spending since the days of ronald reagan. we were the first country to sanction chinese leaders for building concentration camps and undermining democracy in hong kong, and in the wake of that address that i had the privilege of giving this this very place, we stood up to years of trade abuses by communist china and exposed tariffs that brought them. and critics said we were too tough on china and we moved them wrong, now the debate is settled. eve person, fighting not only to join the community of economic de

china is america's single greatest strategic adversary. and they are not inclined to do america or the west any favors. and political relations with beijing have declined because of china's concerted efforts to intimidate its neighbors, steal our technology, and undermine global free markets. the sooner the biden administration accepts that reality, the sooner the united states can engage more deeply with allies and partners who share our interest in preserving the peace. russia's escalation against ukraine has taught allies in europe a valuable nation -- less than about the dangers of economic overreliance. things are changing across europe as our allies take a new look at the nature of the dictatorship in beijing and its friendship without limits with moscow. the german foreign minister, for example, has publicly warned against replacing dependence on russian gas with new economic dependence on the prc. asian allies have long been concerned with the p.r.c.'s growing assertiveness. they understand russia is a specific nation that is signi

everyone seemed to agree, that the future governance of the world is a condominium of the usa, china, america -called, then they stopped talking about it. well, now the strategic confrontation is what we are seeing now this is a reflection, of course, of the process of development of the world system after the cold war and, to some extent, the scam became an instrument of the us victory in the cold war, to be pragmatic, it obviously helped the economic conditions that arose after the month-long show, it allowed to reduce the social burden on the american economy to do with a big maneuver for capital, but at the same time , of course, there were quite a lot of advantages in this model and china. but now these advantages require additions. let's say the chinese five year plan is the last thirteenth fourteenth. they they very clearly emphasize the translation to new principles of growth, which should not just be export-oriented, but should simply be high-tech, significantly greater than the degree of independence of foreign and federal participants, and this means that the next step will actuall

ritual pilgrimage by the un every year to promise that despite russia's obsessive attention to china, america really cares about the world's most needy countries. is it surprising that the global south seems to be becoming more and more convinced that the united states supports it only in words, and the ukrainians themselves, according to estimates, do not seem to believe washington's promise. bloomberg more than 3 million people may not return to their homeland. even after the end of the conflict, which, at the risk of dragging on, will only increase the number, leaving with ukraine, such a prospect , according to analysts, will further undermine the country's economy, and the profit is not on alik komarov together now footage from the united states in wisconsin has broken overcrowded peppers received at least 20 people six so far in the hospital. this collapse there were about 80 people on the pier. you have seen that this design does not provide for such a large number of people. they participated in the student beach party, while lifeguards and coast guards were not nearby. now the struct

performs his ritual un pilgrimage every year to promise that despite russia's obsessive focus on china, americaut the world's neediest countries. is it any surprise that the global south, apparently, is increasingly convinced that the united states supports it only in words with washington’s promise, and the ukrainians themselves do not seem to believe it. bloomberg more than 3 million people may not return to their homeland. yes, even after the end of the conflict, which at the risk of dragging on will only increase the number of people leaving in ukraine, such a prospect , according to analysts, will further undermine the country’s economy, and it was not alik komarov’s fault that the participant in the storming of the capitol was sentenced to 22 years in prison; this is the sentence received by the former leader of the far-right movement of legal fighters. the court's decision was the most severe. and everyone that you rushed about this case, while asking for charges and in the office of 33 years, let me remind you that in january 21, dissatisfied with the outcome of the presidential electio

_ but if russia wins, china wins and america loses _ but if russia wins, china wins and america i america loses. good to have you on the programme. we are going to i america loses. good to have you on the programme. we are going to a l the programme. we are going to a short break and we will come back and talk about libya. hello there. we've had quite a mixture of weather across the uk today. across the south, dry, sunny, quite warm. northern areas of the uk had a day of sunshine and these passing showers, but between — across wales, the midlands, into lincolnshire — we had a weather front bringing some fairly persistent outbreaks of rain. now this front is tied to another area of low pressure out in the atlantic that is set to deepen and swing toward iberia, where it's quite likely to lead to some severe thunderstorms over the next few days. for friday, it also flicks warm air across england and wales, but then will bring some heavy rain for some of us into the weekend. so that low to the south is quite important. overnight tonight, outbreaks of rain turning heavier for a time

it was china that destroyed america's economy through covid. lied about the origins of covid. they will not give us the information to find out where covid came from. the average american considers china a threat because they are a threat. >> harris: all of that and yet he wants to go there, meet with president xi, and have some sort of a -- i don't know what kind of a relationship. >> he shouldn't go. that statement he should cancel the trip. they will see this as a sign of weakness. before he goes to china, he talks about how he is not there to hurt them, that he doesn't want to contain china. that's the wrong message. if donald trump or ronald reagan were going, maybe any other president the first thing you tell china if you don't change your behavior toward the united states you'll regret it. >> harris: with the g20 you had the group of 20 nations that go and then you had 19 because china didn't go. he is outnumbered in terms of the population now by india. modi is ready. i wonder if there is not something going on with him and why he is ge

i know hard thought of a, you know, that she, china, america, europe. because this is a very and i can say deep and on, and geopolitical affect your from the, and on the east to west end and developmental divide from north to south in the adjoining decades from whatever i have studied. that name is mentioned the link for time symbol. it has been a very cautiously wireless and there is no mention of aggression or any pain. this it sense shows the direction to website or forms, you know, because when we say one family, one was, know, all these things have to be sorted out on the table. and what's the latest have shown, send the power and the animals to say to what was the russian with the j 20 as a representative is betrayed, rushes promised to provide that for can countries with, for a grain, as quotes as an insult to injury. not only have you decided to pull out of this agreement on the black seat, but at the same time, you're taking the part infrastructure to add insult to injury, russia is offering $1000000.00 tons of grain to african countries in a p

why do i think that china can't be driven out from latin america?ery simple reason, because the us no longer has the capacity to buy all these resources and all the ch porque estados unidos ya no tiene la capacidad de comprar todo recurso y de sustituir el cabochino, estamos de acuerdo, sin embargo, are the main rival of the americans, witnessing nato and ukraine, we're waiting the ukraine war with russia, they're actually nato forces fighting russians and not the ukrainians, in this way the us wants to get close to china and defeated. when they talk about this weak expression, latin america's backyard of the us, we come to realize that they come to this and its allies in the global north with implications for latin america. it actually mentions all the points that we talked in this program. we have studied over 10 years to write this book. it describes the debate in the power centers regarding natural resources and how to prevent other powers presence in latin america, especially china. it is actually serious debate among americans. it delivers the

i know hard thought of a n o, russia, china, america, europe, because this is a very and i can say deep and on and geo political affect your from and all east to west end and developmental divide from north to south. can i just can i just didn't go in there because you mentioned that the, the euchre nice ation at all of the g. 20 at a gen that because the foreign minister all supported, right. the presence of the global side perhaps prevented at that from happening on with a joint declaration. it appears that may be the case actually in the design that very term, whatever i have. but i did that. the ukraine is mentioned online for dining st long . it has been very cautiously why did, and there is no mention of aggression or any pain. it was only mention of you can walk and walk can be, you know, from. so the, this itself shows the direction to website or forms, you know? because when we say one family, one was, know, all these things have to be sorted out on the table. it's a very crucial thing, but india is hosting this as it president of, uh, the 20th so ready, crucial time. the whole

things are going very well right now, some kind of divergence is starting in the interests of china and america, especially china, and so far this conflict with taiwan but it seems to me that this conflict can resume. by the way, everyone is now forcibly forcing all congressmen and the administration of china to abandon the use of er apple er iphones, and in the last few days , apple has been offended by the value of the capitalization of apple there, about 200 billion, the capitalization has decreased against the background of these of news and they will be forced to use it. while they start with the officials, they force them to use huawei. that is, it is their national one. china now needs to take care of its borders, its security , its politics, i don’t think that china will help russia in any way right now, that’s how to risk even more. thank you for your comments . thank you for joining. pause well, and then we will continue, we will involve the political technologist , political expert and experts taras zahorodnyi well, let's talk about what to talk about internal political affairs in uk

at latin america and south america are fundamental for them and are their areas of direct influence. so they decided to drive the chinese out from this region. of course, chinatention of leaving latin america, for instance. in case of chile, there is a conflict between chinese and american company over lithium. the same struggle is happening in argentina and bolivia as well. we as latin americans do not care who our presidents are. the latin american geographical territories are very important. these rich territories are essential for huge powers to be able to sustain themselves. so they would a step in our region to exploit our natural resources. if latin american countries. are united, they can end this story in their favor, and if it doesn't happen, we still be the losers and become a single region that is not called the global south anymore. in this case, latin american countries will stand next to african countries, because the asian nations are developing, latin american countries are going to be dependent, peripheral and subordinate nations como países dependientes, periférico y subordinado, hay una cosa así fernando, yo yo por ejemplo creo que... are

china. why should america abandon a base that is attached to china ? logically, it should not do this. otherwise, the reason is that with the presence of america in afghanistan and the existence of a stable and responsible government in afghanistan, america cannot make china vulnerable, so it must leave, afghanistan becomes unstable and unstable so that this instability and insecurity spills over to china and therefore this happens automatically and china is vulnerable i would like to say that america has really shown this line, at least in terms of the experience that has happened in the past two years, that it has no physical presence in the form of america, but its intelligent presence is controlling the developments in afghanistan. let's go to the governing body of the afghanistan taliban. for 2 years, he has shown himself on the job and experience of governance. if we want to have a fair, moderate and correct assessment of the performance and governance of the ruling body. afghanistan and what is it in terms of the taliban, let me say this from two points of view , one is from the

on america's relationship with china. our administration is taking in a much tougher stance on china. leaders in both political parties had hoped for the best with china. expanded economic trade, commerce and exchanged in the hopes that china itself would embrace greater political liberties. greater freedom as in respect for private property. the truth is china expanded its many abuses in trade. it secured this largely on the basis of this exchange with the people of the united states of america for military expansionism. and the human rights violation -- the wider west during the bind i to the many abuses. that ended in october of 2018. i gave the address here at the hudson institute. we saw the regime in beijing for what it was. and i still do. >> china is the greatest strategic and arc -- economic threat of the united states of america and the 21st century. we must meet that threat with american strength. the truth is communist china is playing to win by any means necessary. and china is our arrival. china is our econo

world that's increasingly divided by all sorts of issues, including war, we see countries like china, americathey can come together as a world community and tackle climate change. now that surely is, as the un says, really positive. it's what you would want to be happening with a global crisis like this. the problem is, nancy, as you said, we simply aren't taking action fast enough. find you said, we simply aren't taking action fast enough.— you said, we simply aren't taking action fast enough. and justin, when it comes to — action fast enough. and justin, when it comes to taking _ action fast enough. and justin, when it comes to taking action _ action fast enough. and justin, when it comes to taking action faster, - it comes to taking action faster, are there any recommendations, or what are other things that need to be done? , ,, ., what are other things that need to bedone? , ., be done? they say we need a system chance be done? they say we need a system chan . e for be done? they say we need a system change for the _ be done? they say we need a system change for the world _ be done? they s

but by the time that our family arrived in america in the 1830s, a tea was as prevalent here in the united states as it was in china. and the only here and we see in our lithograph from my taking tea except that the tea that she would be drinking here in america was not the same as she would be drinking in china having been in china. i must say that tea in china is a lot different than the tea that she would have had in new york likely. i also appreciate you thinking the tea time and thinking about the fact that this lithograph was presenting a very accurate time for far more because her tea time would have been as the american time which was 7 p.m. in the evening. and that is exactly when she was presented the public from 7 to 9. she had 8 hours of presentation to the public and couple those hours were during tea. from 7 to 9:00 in the evening. so it was accurate description, an accurate visual description of her activity and also accurate the sense that if you can see i don't know if you can see closely enough, but it's a handle. handel's teacup and that's certainly would have been what moye was familiar with bec

migrates to other areas and experts estimate that by 2050 malaria will reach new areas such as china, south americaer parts of sub- saharan africa. it can steam all kinds of food with meat and vegetables for you, you can cook all kinds of chicken and grilled burgers, and we can cook all kinds of pizzas and sweets. don't worry about their money in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, look at the smiling sun, greet tomorrow , the pilgrimage day of agha imam reza

refusal even from such a meeting suggests that relations between america and china are below the freezingthe war. when another hurricane recedes in america , like the one that passed through florida last week at exactly this very moment, when the elements subside, this same topic comes up again on the front pages of all leading american newspapers. china wins in central america china china's model is failing the world should take notice. china china's military is going global. well, if soviet newspapers wrote about the decaying west, then american tabloids report about china diving into the abyss against this backdrop of the hero of a fresh hollywood action movie. i could easily have uttered this phrase; soon, kirdyk will come to your entire kingdom. soon, all of you in america , retired us air force colonel richard black is closely following the pulse of relations between china and america, and this pulse is getting weaker. yo home media is making a scandal out of almost everything that can be associated with china sometimes it seems that if someone slips in a grocery store there will de

china is disappointed. alix: is it a cell every thing else and buy america in terms of stocks? if you are going to price the u.s. versus europe, and in many ways china, then yes, america looks great, the u.s. looks great, and that is where investor money has been flowing. the u.s. is outperforming global shares so far by a pretty small margin this year, maybe because it is such a big part of the market. i think japan is a very interesting market. i think if you start to see policy normalization, particularly with the slowdown in china, i think japan is doing very well. it is also very well-positioned on the tech front and on the hardware beyond tech. for those reasons, i think other markets, korea for instance, those kinds of markets to do really well. if you look at this kind of split the world into between europe and the u.s., then yes, absolutely the u.s. guy: the question i think you got to answer, how do you persuade u.s. investors to take that opportunity? at the moment, there does seem to be a massive home bias. i'm wondering how good the opportunity needs to be to overc

now china is acting independently, and in fact, it is one of the policies america is not complying because of this yellow storm, china is a danger that cannot be averted mr. akbari dynamic, let's talk about the news about the americans in the field of military and security and the previous days of the past years will be examples of the military weakness of the united states. and he says that this issue of syria is the issue of afghanistan the war in syria and the issue of the war in ukraine are all signs of the decline of america in terms of military and security . let us examine the word "volume" and "excess" in isfahan, which cannot be summed up on the basis of force. in the combination that we examine in the hard field of america, economics, environmental geography, and the military field in the field of art, it becomes information tools, psychological operations, knowledge, technology , managerial process, and cultural discussion, and the media of these fields is a combination that is used according to the requirements of time and place. slow america, another former american not if i w