enhancing and and ramping up, whether it's in the south china 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

china's leadership in the world, not only at the... regional level, at the at the global level, no one is scorching, and indeed today china is one of the leading countries, in principle a leader, in the economic sense, yes in the political sense, today chinars a more acceptable , understandable concept for other countries, if today washington proceeds from the policy of global dominance, china offers the concept of global... cooperation, global coexistence and global leadership, this is a more acceptable concept, therefore we are glad to welcome such a high level of leader in our republic, people's republic of china, we have something to talk about, naturally, these will be all areas of our relations, first of all, of course, the economy, because our trade and economic relations are developing dynamically, there is growth in both exports and imports, trade turnover is growing, but at the same time these are issues... political cooperation at the highest level, including in the international arena, cultural, social and other exchanges, so this visit is important, and it once again emphasizes the strategic nature our relations, well look, we do talk most of all about the economy, but today our military delegation is in china these days, and

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 of our trust, that is, we - did not try to bargain for something in our interests, we simply treated our chinese partners openly, then, in the sixteenth year, the chinese launched the first rocket, our satellite, you understand, you see space technologies, polonaises, who helped us, china? it will be great if china supports us in terms of, that is, missiles for the polonaises, so that we have a larger arsenal of them, that's what we are counting on and so on, and the fact that we conducted jointly. will support, but we are always ready to support them, this is an exchange of experience, and an exchange of technologies, in that, this, you understand, we must still understand that the eastern cul

, so that china slows down its development, so first they, therefore, gave china, well, a little bit of support for china the soviet union in the political arena of the world, then they began to entice china, i hope ... it is, of course, being used by them. the chinese strategic task is to remove all these red flags and act independently, but the pace and forms with which china is moving towards this, they, of course, well, leave the possibility for america to still try to manipulate china. well, another important issue, which is certainly being discussed with alvan and ivan i, is the attempts of the united states to involve china again in a dialogue on nuclear risk management. issues of strategic stability, but officially there is no arms control between china and the united states, but the united states would like to create this dialogue with china, and i want to recall that programmatic speech that back in june , the national security council's senior director for arms control made a statement about the china factor in u.s. nuclear policy about what the united states wants to engage. china in a dialog

china? in policymakers in both the us and china? , ., ,, china? erms of the us we are expecting _ china? in terms of the us we are expecting the _ china? in terms of the us we are expecting the inflation i are expecting the inflation data is going to be weaker and we do expect that to pave the pats to the fed cutting rates. with chain of retail sales are excited to be weaker given from what we have heard in terms of luxury brands in terms of how weak the consumer is that we do continue to serve weakness. policymakers have made it clear that they will continue to stimulate the consumer part of the economy if they need to. so if there needs to be more stimulus to come through to stabilise the consumer and boost their confidence. us vice president kamala harris has rebuked republican presidential nominee donald trump's suggestion that the next us president should have a say in the federal reserve's interest rate decisions. here's what she had to say to reporters in arizona. i couldn't agree, disagree, excuse me, more strongly. the fed is an independen

china and taiwan. 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 b

and cut off russia, china also has no alternative. markets, therefore china, i think, will look for methods in every possible way, so as not to upset the balance, let's be honest, china is very dependent on trade with the us and the eu, but at the same time china is just as interested in trade with russia. you mentioned it energy resources, in particular gas, we have seen publications that allegedly mongolia did not include the power of siberia 2 gas pipeline project, which was supposed to pass through its territory, in its long-term development project, this is what the chinese writes about, while in the russian ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, a representative of the official ministry of foreign affairs, stated that the power of siberia 2 project is at a high level of readiness, how do you assess the situation and what are the prospects in your opinion? well , it seems to me, firstly, that one and the other statement do not contradict each other, because that from the russian side the project is absolutely ready, and by the way, speaking of this, at the last eastern forum , i think, the russian president reported, so... everything is ready on the russi

china on the island. on the other hand, they understand perfectly well that a direct military confrontation with china is not needed now and chinabecause china categorically avoids any attempts to drag it into anything, i will note that many of china's actions, even those that we do not really like, are primarily connected with the fact that, at least formally, china is trying to maintain a certain neutrality, a certain independence and equidistance, another thing is that, as was absolutely correctly said, there are hundreds of ways to get around all this, especially if both sides want to get around, but nevertheless china in this case, yes, it is trying and a challenge, or rather an invitation to salevan and a dialogue with the old... we will talk about yulian semyonov, he is famous first of all for the fact that his hero stirletz became a cult character of russian literature. and i will ask you to stay, he flew up like a meteor, he is friends with everyone, everyone loves him, they let him go abroad, what are you saying, writers hated him, he was incredibly charming with all his stories, fights, boxing. spread all sorts of fak

china stops supplying people with all the goods that we buy and use every day, that gives you lot of economic power, gives you lot of soft power, also many, many people are now studying china, learning about china, traveling to china. and being bolled over by what they find there, and i can tell you, as a recent visitor, myself, you could not but be impressed at the progress china has made, but it is not yet asserting itself in foreign affairs, anything like commensuratly with its economic and other cultural soft power. i believe that day will come, i believe... the day will come when nothing will happen in the world without the acknowledgement of china's interests and china's point of view, but we haven't reached that time yet. i hope the good lord keeps you and i around long enough to see it actually happening. said najam shah from palestine action in lankashire. uh, welcome, brother, what would you like to? say: first of all, thank you george for inviting me and for your great work, i've been watching you from the 90s, all the great work you've been doing for iraq, mariam foundation, thank you very much, welcome, my question today is, have you heard of a group called palestine action, and uh

channels, like who are the rest of the principle that there is only one. china and taiwan is part 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 as chatter. 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 the you sound ludicrous. when you cited 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 june i on the british or we will except 3 han and my question from many in that we will die us for we have not been allowed complex with our families at times. isn't that we, we're also, i'm susan since 2017 van chinese government stopped the detaining more than $2000000.00 plus were you goes into their hi. thank start with those costs infection camps. my question to you, sir. what's the chinese government trying to hide from u

channels, like who are the rest of the principle that there is only one. china and taiwan is part 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 to the majority of the people live happily as chatter. 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 the you sound ludicrous. when you cited 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 june i on the british or your except 3 han and my question from many in that we will die us for we have not been allowed complex with our families at times. isn't that we were all the moments region since 2017 van chinese government stopped detaining more than $2000000.00 plus were yours and thought their hi. thank start with those ostentation camps. my question to you, sir. what's the chinese government trying to hide from us?

china? 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 arunod

secure channel security arrests on the principle that there is only one, china and taiwan is part 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

continue the reply of the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs that china 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 s

america toward the middle east and we see very weak approach from america toward china instead of attacking china and provoking china into economic war that can spread and can have different 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 camilla harris did not show any. any political maturity during the ruling of joe biden as his vice president and certainly did not demonstrate any political knowledge during her campaign again we will see a us administrati

china? ~' , , ., china? i think it depends on the -e ou china? i think it depends on the type you are _ china? k it depends on the type you are looking _ china? i think it depends on the type you are looking at. - china? i think it depends on the type you are looking at. we - china? i think it depends on the | type you are looking at. we have enjoyed very high growth in china over the last four or five years. this year looks more flat. if i looked a couple of years forward, i think the potential for the looked a couple of years forward, i think the potentialfor the lego brand in china is still very large and the opportunity for us to bring the lego brand out to cities where it is not yet strong is still there, so we are still investing in china, opening stores, but to your point at a slightly lower pace right now given that we see the market is rather flat this year. you mentioned earlier creating _ rather flat this year. you mentioned earlier creating toys _ rather flat this year. you mentioned earlier creating toys for _ rather flat this year. you mentioned earlier creating toys for all - rat

warships, drones. cyber attacks against probably one china is getting ready to invade taiwan is that there was only one china. taiwan is part of china and the government of the people's republic of china is the sole digital bit government for the totality of china. the exact status between the 2 sides of the taiwan strait is the only finished the civil war back in 1949. so ever since the beginning of the 90 these kinda 1000, i want to use a war to solve this unification problem. you don't want to use of war, but you surrounding it with ships drones, cyber attacks and making lots of threats each time when the separatists in taiwan to push the edge of the envelope, they will come across bowl m all demonstration of the commitment of the chinese nation to eventually achieve peaceful reunification or otherwise that's the lead. most tests your defense minister said anyone to test to pursue independence with taiwan will be crushed into pieces and face destruction. sounds like a truly peaceful got. and that's a real statement because i know it is a separatist if they're separate. it is really wants to push the edge of the envelope with the

china. ~ ., oil demand coming out from china. . , ., ., , china. what year-round up on that front? _ china. what year-round up on that front? i would _ china. what year-round up on that front? i would say - that front? i would say that's a very symbolic from two—point 45, a very symbolic from two—point a5, which they kept since last july, 22—point that's very symbolic. i don't read much into that. i was last week in china and i think beijing is buzzing, i would say. i believe that yes, there is weakness sentiment narrative from china. we still believe that the chinese demand will turn out to be quite 0k and not that week. year on year our numbers for demand growth is about 2 million barrels, which is almost £1 million lower than what 0pec has put out. i guess that's more political or an optimistic statement rather than any demand outlook which doesn't change for 12 months in a row. doesn't change for 12 months in a row. the european union's digital commissioner, thierry breton, has fired a warning at elon musk, ahead of his interview of republican presidential nominee donald trump,

because i was kick china's ass, nobody ever he i took hundreds billions of dollars out of china i took contracts away from china i took the phone system away from china going to italy and over countries. china will do everything they can and one of the things that is really a little bit -- uh -- nerve-wracking, being they are putting full force they don't want me they want to continue to rip off america with me they can't rip. look. she is not a smart person. she is not a smart person. if i look back, five weeks ago before this whole thing happened where you know a coup of joe biden, all of a sudden media sayings stuck with this now make her smart people that are very pro-china people that are pro other countries people that look at a world view think united states is going to be a dumping ground for the rest of the world, these are people that are not good for our country. but they china wants to have her so balanced they wanted joe biden too wanted anybody but me i have tan hundreds billions of dollars away from china businesses away from china communist party is not doing well right now because of me, biden

russia and china, you understand or not, as they say, that if trump comes, there is a possibility, here again they are starting this topic, perhaps russia will turn away from china against china the us will start working against china, this will not happen, because russia will behave decently, you know, why the chinese are to us trust, why do they treat us this way, we behave decently in the international arena, we have never turned an uncomfortable place to our partners, to russia, to china, to a number of other states, throughout our entire historical path, for the period of our sovereignty, we have always behaved very decently, even sometimes acting in our own interests, nikolai evrgenich, you said positively, predictably, yes, positively, i would say, we behave predictably , we respect our partners and build our relations on the principles of mutual respect, this is the topic that 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 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 cou

china? i think in terms ofthe us and china? i think in terms of the us _ us and china? in terms of the us we _ us and china? i think in terms of the us we are _ us and china? i think in terms of the us we are expecting - us and china? i think in terms| of the us we are expecting the inflation data will be weaker, and we do expect that to continue to pave the path for the fed to cut the rate in september. now with china, the retail sales is expected to be weaker, given what we have heard from so many culprits already from europe in terms of luxury brands about how weak the consumer is. so we do expect to continue to show weakness. policy makers in china have made it quite clear they will continue to stimulate they will continue to stimulate the consumer part of the economy if they need to. so there needs to be more stimulus to come through to stabilise the consumer and boost confidence.— confidence. next to the economic _ confidence. next to the economic challenges i confidence. next to the - economic challenges facing muhammad yunus after he was sworn in as head of bangl

china and japan? we growth than we would have liked and certainly china would have liked so that is an impact as far as exports and consumption that i think overall we just have to keep on motoring through and hopefully 25 is going to be a better year or more supportive year as far as our export driven economy so the likes of chinauch japan. we spoke about china. china's government has issued guidelines to fuel household spending — something that is weighing on growth in the world's second largest economy. the plan targets sectors including child and elder care, as well as the food and beverage industry. last month, leaders including president xijinping promised to help boost domestic consumption and ease pressure on the country's ailing property sector. turning now to southeast asia, which could be poised to dethrone china when it comes to foreign direct investment. that's one of the key conclusions made by a report co—authored by bain and company which also pointed out that economic growth in southeast asia is set to outpace china. charlie 0rmiston, one of the lead authors of the report and explains why south east asia is so attractive. we're excited because they are emerging from 30 years of relative stability but lower growth. the biggest catalyst is firms looking for alternatives to china. these are general

investment that could take place between russia and china, mostly on china's terms, even the gas pipeline we are looking at connecting russia and chinae outlook for investment into russia generally looks pretty bleak and that is generally the story we are telling. trade is a big deal, as long as russia can continue to export its energy, it will do that. indie russia can continue to export its energy, it will do that.— russia can continue to export its energy, it will do that. we will be that they are. _ energy, it will do that. we will be that they are, thank _ energy, it will do that. we will be that they are, thank you - energy, it will do that. we will be that they are, thank you so - energy, it will do that. we will be | that they are, thank you so much, and we will keep an eye on those numbers when they come out. around the world more people than ever are now in the financial system. the world bank estimates that three out of every four people have a bank or some other kind of digital money account. of course that leaves a quarter of the world — literally billions of people not in a system where cash is largely disappearing and

on china, china has placed... on china, china has played... reful way because it does not want to get drawn into too much of a confrontation with the west. - | so the west and the us in particular| has been saying to china, you know, limit your support to russia, don't provide too much - in terms of direct weaponry. china has been there - in the background but not totally supportive. i think we are waiting to see what russia is going to do. i i think the language - from the russians has been, you know, we are going to deal with this, but it has not been, i if you like, escalatory too much because i think they don't - want to admit to their own people i necessarily that things are bad. i oh, so striking back big means something big has happened to you. i yeah, so i think they initiallyl talked about a counterterrorist operation, you know, _ rather than if you like an invasion or a war because of course, it is still a special military. operation in ukraine. i mean, they have never wanted to acknowledge what it - really is, which is a war. back to

china?— had with china? there is a little bit — had with china? there is a little bit of _ had with china? ttle bit of mystery as - had with china? there is a little bit of mystery as to l little bit of mystery as to what is really going on within kiribati in the moment in terms of chinese assistance but one thing that has been of concern this year has been chinese police presence in kiribati with boots on the ground conducting activities and assisting the training of the kiribati police. not quite sure of the details of the agreement behind that. it is kind of hidden and we're not really sure how that going to expand in the future if the president is re—elected did. pm? in the future if the president is re-elected did.— in the future if the president is re-elected did. any idea why it is so secretive? _ is re-elected did. any idea why it is so secretive? ugly - is re-elected did. any idea why it is so secretive? ugly across l it is so secretive? ugly across the region _ it is so secretive? ugly across the region these _ it is so secretive? ugly across the region these sorts - it is so secr

china has — producers. the reality is that china has a _ producers. the reality is that china has a state _ producers. ality is that china has a state directed i china has a state directed policy of overcapacity and oversupply, designed — designed to cripple our own industries. talk to the steel sector. talk to the aluminium sector to understand how effective that has already been. we simply will not allow that to happen to our ev sector.— to our ev sector. the auto tariffs bring _ to our ev sector. the auto tariffs bring canada - to our ev sector. the auto tariffs bring canada in - to our ev sector. the auto tariffs bring canada in linei tariffs bring canada in line with its southern neighbour, the us introduced tariffs on chinese made evs in may and the eu is also imposing tariffs. it comes afterjake sullivan comes after jake sullivan touted comes afterjake sullivan touted the need for a united front on tariffs when he met with justin trudeau front on tariffs when he met withjustin trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend. there was no immediate response from china, but some predict it could retaliat

china for helping russia, the second is , of course, taiwan, the red lines, china is presenting, this is all known, and 1.7 billion dollars of american military-industrial complex supplies to taiwan today. the third is , of course, the south china, the island disputes, china's intervention, the incitement of tensions with the philippines and others. the united states does not hide the fact that they will put pressure on china during these negotiations. this issue. the new york times published an article today, where it wrote that jake sullivan will try to put pressure on beijing to reduce the level of bilateral cooperation between china and moscow. well, naturally, nothing will come of it. nevertheless, in anticipation of salevan's visit, the united states imposed not much-not a bit 46 or more precisely secondary sanctions against 46 chinese companies. but china itself also responded, the chinese foreign ministry issued a rather tough statement that beijing's position on the ukrainian conflict is clear and open, china for peace, the united states needs to stop using unilateral sanctions and extra territorial jurisdiction to try to force china to change its policy, that china will continue to protect its interests and rights, we

china? yes. so, vietnam _ on trade from china? yes. so, vietnam has — on trade from china? yes. manage - on trade from china? yes. so, vietnam has to manage this i on trade from china? yes. so, i vietnam has to manage this very carefully, there is domestic discontent and demonstrations against china which the vietnamese government has clamped down upon and at the same time, they obviously want to maintain the trade balance and the vietnamese economy relies quite a lot on heavy import of china's goods for its own manufacturing industries. it is a balancing act that vietnam has to perform. balancing act that vietnam has to erform. . , ., balancing act that vietnam has to erform., , ., ., ., ~ balancing act that vietnam has to erform. , ., ., .,~ perform. just want to take you live to india now. _ perform. just want to take you live to india now, in _ perform. just want to take you live to india now, in kolkata _ perform. just want to take you live to india now, in kolkata where - perform. just want to take you live i to india now, in kolkata where there are strikes going on right n

china. we saw canada announced _ challenge from china. we saw canada announced it - challenge from china. announced it would match america's100% import canada announced it would match america's 100% import tariff on chinese made electric vehicles. i want to talk about taiwan briefly as you said from much of these items are not new to the agenda, they are talked about at every meeting but how much does china listen to a us administration of the issue of taiwan? ., ., , �* administration of the issue of taiwan? ., ., ,�* , ., taiwan? china doesn't listen to an bod taiwan? china doesn't listen to anybody except _ taiwan? china doesn't listen to anybody except itself. - taiwan? china doesn't listen 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 fro

china, even if it happens, and the west will have the evidence. see un sanctions against north korea. china should not have north korean workers in china. uld not have north korean workers in russia, but both do. they openly defy security council resolutions and don't care if taking action against china or russia requires a security council vote. the un can't really... do anything because these countries will impose a veto, and therefore we are in a very difficult international environment where there is no leverage against china. because china has a significant influence on the global economy and markets, alain carlson doubts that any countries or institutions will try to economically influence china to stop supporting russia. china remains integral.

china. china has a very, very big popular games industry. but most of the games made in chinauldn't even allow games consoles like playstation to be sold in china until relatively recently. so there are loads of mobile games that are in billions and billions and are very popular in china. rarely do they make it out of china and become popular elsewhere. and never has there been a game like this, which is like a blockbuster single player game that's ever come out of china and been this successful. so it's really speaking to some changes that are happening in the chinese games industry. now, one aspect of this story i wanted to ask you about is that i'm seeing that the co—publisher of this game has sent influencers a list of topics to avoid while live streaming the game, including feminist propaganda, fetishisation, and other content that instigates negative discourse. presumably, it's not normal for games publishers to issue those kind of instructions. it is not normal, no. it's very interesting because the developer, game science, that's been making this game, they have had an

energy production to china, that's somehow going to be good for the environment and good for the american consumer. it doesn't make an ounce of sense, maria. if you do more in china, china is the dirtiest economy in the entire world. if you do more in america, you help the environment. you also lower the cost of goods for american citizens. it is a win-win to manufacture and drill more in the united states of america. kamala harris' policies don't make environmental sense, they don't make basic economic sense, but she has been on the record defending them for years, again, because she is a radical. this is who she is. and as a much as her aides are running from her record, kamala harris at the least should stand before the american people and answer some tough questions. maria: who do you believe will be her running mate, and are you prepared to go head to head against that person? josh shapiro is a finalist, he's the governor of pennsylvania. does that help her? does that take votes away from you in and what about mark kelly in arizona? does that help her at the border? does that take votes away from you? >> i think whoever she chooses the problem is going to be kamala

in china is there, even there in the production of agricultural products and the like, but china would certainly like more, and what the russian federation is doing, it is now trying to prevent china entering these strategically important zones and sectors for it. moreover, look at this, at this relationship between russia, russia and china from the point of view of the united states, europe, india, other countries. the strengthening of such dependence on resources sooner or later will... strengthen china, its economic potential and reduce access to such resources that produced by russia in other countries, so potentially both europeans and americans and the global south would like to maintain a balance and would like to avoid the situation that russian resources will be put under chinese control, and these concerns this strategy, they also invest in their diplomatic calculations and communications, when they try to... look for some new formats of relations with china and possibly even with the russian federation, that is, such caution and such a sense of threat are anti-ukrainian, such a leader in the european union like orban, it is in his pocket every day, he fulfills his wishe

between china and japan will be stimulated, china and india, they exist anyway, but they are in such a dormant state, they have developed historically, they cannot be resolved quickly, and chinaot so can quickly change policy for one simple reason: there are also discussions going on inside china and sometimes it seems to us that sidingpin is such a literal dictator who ordered everything and began to carry it out, no, there are discussions on economic issues, on political issues, and not discussions to what to whom closer to the usa or to russia, here the choice has been made, let’s be honest, and of course, china works more with russia than with the usa, but the question is. we think that if they managed to inflict a strategic defeat on russia and china allowed them to do this, then china would not receive any gratitude, on the contrary, it would become the next target, this is an absolutely accurate opinion, it is now becoming, let’s say , prevailing. there is another very important point, because we sometimes trivialize chinese opinions by saying that we are talking about a chinese person. what was done correctly, because this, this was the first war in which chinese volu

your critics are saying you're going to start another trade war with china. >> i did great with china with everything. look, chinateel industry and i put tariffs, 50% for the most part. it stopped it. i have steel people that every time they see me they start to cry. they hug me. they say you saved our industry but now we're letting it go. maria: the washington post is saying you're talking about 60% tariffs on chinese goods. is that in the cards? >> no, i would say maybe it's going to be more than that. look, i want china to do great. i like president xi a lot. he was a very good friend of mine during my term. maria: the wall street journal writes this, the economic damage to china would be much steeper than in trump's first term because the tariffs would be higher and china's economy is much more vulnerable. what do you think? >> i think the wall street journal is correct. i saw president trump a month ago in mar-a-lago. he still has extremely detailed members of the encounter, the way he brought pressure to bear on his friend xi jinping and how they got the historic trade deal. that trade deal is the largest i

china? china is 5% to 10% of revenue. we have seen a lot of companies with weakness in china. also, competition from consumer brands. e domestic competition in china ? >> china is a cheap market so far. given what we see in peers and other industrial conglomerates facing china headwinds, it is weaker. this could be additional headwind to crimp sales expectations. we do think it's not a factor that is a net negative for caterpillar. >> what about the read on the broader economy? what should we look for in the report to give us a read on the u.s. economy and the global economy? >> as far as caterpillar being a leading economic indicator of sorts, we don't see much value there. there are other companies that have given that insight as far as what's going on. we think as a lagging indicator, it could be a lot of value and confirming is construction slowing as much as we have seen from peers or is it more idiosyncratic challenges with those companies? caterpillar can highlight to what degree we are seeing a construction downturn. additionally, manufacturing rights. energy and transportation business is tied to industrial

and india purchased russian oil for $2,800 million in july, importing more only china. china accounts for 47% of the total volume of exports from our country. new delhi is only 10% behind, in turn. russia currently provides 40% of india's need for oil imports, meaning it is its key partner. indian experts say directly that their companies are attracted by the competitive price of the russian grade of burals compared to brand. these were economic news, in brief. a member of the moldovan parliament calls for the official status of the russian language to be returned in moldova, and for chisinau's relations with the cis and the eurasian economic union to be restored, candidate for the presidency of the republic vasily bolya. he and his supporters came to moscow to participate in the congress of the pobeda bloc, which he represents. my colleague natalya solovyova spoke with him. vasily andreevich, hello, thank you very much for finding the time to talk to us, we already know that the moldovan central election commission refused to register the pobeda bloc. tell me, will this affe

china? and has china been grooming tim walz? >> well we're trying to find out exactly what fbi has on tim walz with respect to china everyone in business steals our intellectual property they steal our patents manipulate currency, do anything they can to have a competitive advancing in business those of us, in government, know that china has done everything to corrupt our u.s. government we know they have tried to groom people in military we know they created police spy stations, in the major cities in blue cities around the united states. we know a lot of this activity is based out of minnesota we know that tim walz, has made several trips during his life to china we know he spent a year there, we know he went on honeymoon there, unlike the relationship that we o discovered during investigation of the bidens where china was paying joe biden's family with -- doesn't appear any financial payments, we fear maria that it is an infatuation tim walz has with china operated past 30 years should be a concern to every american a national security risk we have a lot of questions i think american people deserve answers. maria: what have i learne

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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 the cities along the coastline where which, which was the industrial court. and so what

of china, that is, this will not give a seven-minute effect today, tomorrow, in a year, but it will lay the foundation for a personal relationship, in the east in general and china in particular. chinahat the people's republic of china does, i'll just tell you as an example , which is to become more expensive and take on weapons. i'm not afraid of this, probably 90% of ours, any, belarusian, russian , any students who come to the people's republic of china, the people 's republic of china, their education system, obliges first of all to study the chinese language, yeah, study the culture, which means, then through the culture they work with each student individually, work on separate programs, teaching him, very high quality teaching, and if the child grows up to be a wonder in a good sense of the word, they will of course offer him a good job. most often they start working in business as communicators with chinese technologies, with chinese managers, that's what they basically - they don't teach or don't teach chinese culture there, they... we know exactly how to start the morning right, together with the audience we will prepare a delicious breakfast. good morning, i am very glad

china, which had been in international isolation for 30 years, then we provided assistance, china pays us good coins in response to this recognition, yes, it must be said. that the united states recognized the people's republic of china only in 1971, when nixon visited, and then officially in 1974, it really was so, the united states recognized taiwan as china, it was taiwan that was represented in the security council of the united nations, but times are changing, they are changing very much, but as we see in china , the chairmen of the state council are changing and let's conduct. there with the fighters who are being trained at the russian special forces university in godermes. let's listen to what our president said there. at different times, even in the most difficult times, there were people like you, who did not spare themselves. for the sake of their homeland and for the future of our people. and it is very pleasant that we meet with you. you make difficult decisions for yourself, it is one thing to shoot here in the shooting range, and another thing to expose your life and health. danger, but you have an inner need to defend the fatherland and the courage to make such a decision, if you made such a decision,