china. in will be generated in china. in goones well, chinahear the above your head there buzzing above your head there is a chance it is a is a 70% chance it is a drawing made in china. three of the top ten three makers are chinese. how has china done all this? it how has china done all this? lt part of a long—term in is part of a long—term plan. in 2015 the chinese government set 201.5 the chinese government set an project called in china 2025,7 in china 2025, 7wa nting in china 2025,7wanting to made in china 2025, wanting to move away? being the world for7 7 for7 low—cost 7 for7low—cost goods to a take ow—cost goods to a take leaderit goods to a ta ke leader res7ponsible global take leader responsible for its own supply chain of cutting—edge technology. was cuttingredge technology successful, cuttingredoe technology successful, so cuttingredge technology successful, so in many largelysuccessfulysor—in many chinese are industries the chinese are catching up, and as the industry is leaving... across tenant target _ industry is leaving... acro

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china us z smakers. china has aircraft makers. china has always denied this. to more get even worse thanks to more sanctions and controls. plus us and private the us government and private firms throwing hundreds of firms are throwing hundreds of billions of dollars into staying ahead.- billions of dollars into staying ahead. place right here in taking place right here in america. taking place right here in america-— america. other industrialised countries like _ america. other industrialised countries like germany - america. other industrialised countries like germany and i countries like germany and japan have also launched counter too, but there is doubt i doubt that i doubt that a i doubt that a new no doubt that'a newhighiech it merged big lead as it merged with big ambitions, deep and ambitions; deeaposhets and of patients. ambitions; deeoposhets and of patients. tidy m re -ort. thanks eitheet rseeft3 thsn'fifm " 3 me. i eitheet rseeft3 thsn'fifm 33 3 me. i be back keep it here sometime tomorrow. keep it here bbc news. it's lucy the catch—up. with the catc

china. ., ., . .., china. the announcement came out of the _ china. the announcement came out of the blue, _ china. ent came out of the blue, i think, - china. the announcement came out of the blue, i think, for - the ' 7777 7: r w 7777 ithsai all packages many people, that all packages coming from and coming from mainland china and hong kong will be blocked at point ”5&3th lafitifthfy h 77 point of entry in thiritifefidy’ifi't’iie” ” 77 5&3th thfy’ib't’iie'usf’ 77 the point of entry in the us. not they can still not letters. they can. still. go but not letters. they can. still. go but any not letters. they can. still go but any packages sent through, but any packages sent from here to the us, for an unknown amount of time, will be blocked. now, no official was given for . was given foidoing reason was given for doing this, except that it might help you put in place to you put in place systems to charge on various charge tariffs on various goods coming in and also to comingin. and also to close a loophole potentially close a loophole whereby these online companies from china have been accused of from'c

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china is rising to front—run some of the tariffs, and we saw that up orders from china. during the first trade war, it took about six months — yes, we really could bejust at the beginning of this trade . between h 7 betweenthe: : between the us i w between the us and 7 w between the us and china war between the us and china. china's consumer inflation has accelerated to a five—month from a year earlier. tariffs by the us and other european countries have added second largest economy. the proposal had been previously criticised by trump on several occasions. indian prime minister narendra modi is headed to france archana, what can you tell us about mr modi's plans? term as prime minister of india. some of the talks are under way in terms of of some of the and defence aircraft and defence and also, tra nsfer technology transfer for some of these manufacturing some of these in remember, france is india. remember, france is already the largest already the second largest supplier to india in defence supplier to india in this relationship in fact has over the been strengthening over the last few years. where both france wants sell more francs, wants is! sell my; is! and india has been 7 to diversify its wanting to diversify its defence out of and more towards the but what is wester

internationally by international development is also beneficial to china because it will facilitate intern development at home. in china's development, china can create a win-win situation of prosperity and peace that's it beneficial to china. so humanitarian aid is next should be developmental aid. when it comes to how it played out during the -- [inaudible] so we did see that beijing the government and the government agencies with the main actors overseen implementation of covid-19 ssns and later that this additions of vexing. again very, very different from out aid was distributed in the context of the trans-humanity and infrastructure. a lot of those aid packages were state to state in bilateral fashion. as a side note, we did a lot of novel data-gathering, collected information on humanitarian aid transfers from china, from the united states, from russia. one of the strongest findings that emerged out of all this analysis that aid went to the countries that had the right projects with china. so again it's consistent in china's thinking humanitarian assistance is important to think about development linked to peace and security and hav

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china, because it's going to facilitate development at home. in china's development and foreign aid thinking, this is believed that china can create a win-win situation of prosperity and peace that is beneficial to china. so humanitarian aid is linked to region's development aid. when it comes to how it played out during the covid era. we did see that beijing, the government, the government agencies were the main actors overseeing both decisions and implementation of covid-19 assistance and later the distributions of vaccine. again, very different from how aid was distributed in the united states humanitarian infrastructure. so a lot of those aid packages were state to state, in bilateral fashion. as a side note, we did a lot of novel data gathering, collected information on humanitarian aid transfers from china, from the united states, from russia. one of the strongest findings that emerged out of all of this analysis is that covid-19 aid went to the countries that has projects with china. it is consistent, in china's thinking, humanitarian assistance is part and parcel in its thinking about development, development is linked to security and how it'

china on this front. i want to get across something you mentioned about more high level mentioned about more high tevet china and the us. talks between chinag by 7 marco rubio is currently being by china. do you see sanctioned by china. do you see that as being something that can be easily overcome? i don't thinkthat _ can be easily overcome? i don't think that is — can be easily overcome? i don't think that is an _ can be easily overcome? i don't think that is an issue _ can be easily overcome? i don't think that is an issue at - can be easily overcome? i don't think that is an issue at the - 7 you you can z 7 you can already moment. you can see already, they have a phone call that they have a phone call with the secretary so if that was stillthere i think|s stillfthere | think that llfthere | think that phone: i think that phone call sausages, a”- a, ,, 2:77:21??? n|t =-—d z lifted, suppose. and already lifted, isuppose. and china on the other hand is also to trump responding to trump because trump said that if president trump said that if the china and the us works there is no �*there is no problem in world that cannot be 7 wt is a real

china is one thing. not that much steel actually comes from china. china is 50 headed snake. ries as their proxy to move their product in because we hit them with dumping duties. we have dumping duties on china but china moves their steel to the likes of thailand and taiwan and uae and india and vietnam and all of those countries that manufacture those products or relabel them as made in their country and move them into the u.s. mexico is a huge, huge problem. china -- mexico's opened its door to china to use it as a proxy to move its materials, parts, goods that are made of chinese steel and other things into the u.s. because of the free trade agreement that we signed with mexico. mexico's really abusing it. canada has some of the same issues. canada needs to close its door the imports that come in that are then being shipped into the usa so we need to wake up as well. as you know, i've got a plant in canada. i've got over 20 plants in the u.s. we suffer tremendously at the hand of the imports that are illegally brought in and guised as made in other countries who have status

china said it was - to take _ this complaint? china said it was - to take the - this complaint? china has put tariffs chinese goods coming into on chinese goods coming into its country. however it is likely to be a symbolic act really because effectively the . supposed to body which is supposed to enforce the of wt0 enforce the rules of the wto has been frozen because the us government 7 government the us jsjglgsgeouent governmenlin the us judges being appointed to that body. without enough they cannot sit and they judges they cannot sit and they enforce the rules. also, cannot enforce the rules. also, evenif cannot enforce the rules. also, even if they had judges, this would likely take years and so what is probably going and so what'is'probably going happen is in the period to happen is in the period before some sort of decision is made, at the wto, even whether or can be enforced we are or not can be enforced we are likely to some talks likely to see some talks between and the us. between china and the 05. �*even between china and the 05. �* even the between china and the us. �* ev

china? arising china assertive china is a major challenge for or also rising in a certain in their while india is not a so to but india is designated to these izing. so, so this has been a challenge for india. and this is also a good opportunity because you know, these 2 economies are logical enemies next to each other going very fast. so they can also feed each other know, despite all the challenges all the problem between the and the last few years had be china. still, last year china was india's number one trading partner. and for the, for the us is d d a is 40 years that china has been india as one of the top trading partners. so, so there, he's also being the long disputed border. so for the last few years, things of deteriorated, but know as you're likely mentioning the last few years, last 2 months that had been certain positive developments into the as we speak in deals for them is that good see is visiting china. so there has been, uh, i would say, oh, cautiously i would say one is of the mistake that things would uh come to some kind of normalcy via we know that the border issue was

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china responding to panama my decision to withdraw because. htyfeflsion to withd raw the because. htyfeflsion to withdraw the belt and road from the belt and road initiative, saying china initiative, saying that chinamind. stay with here on bbc news. 0ne eye on top story, donald trump's comments about future of gaza. helena the future of gaza. helena has been to humphrey has been speaking to the former israeli prime ehud and minister ehud 0lmert and started by asking his reaction to trump's up plan. it is much ado about very i think america expect -=—e it will hand 2 it will hand over 2 it will hand over that it will hand over gaza to america. we can do that because we don't own gaza, it is not gazais gaza is palestinian. soon as entered the war, ff fm" ff f'e enteed thf �*fffff ff f ff f ff we have ff fm" ff ;fe fr�*tffd thf �*fffff f f ff f ff we have to ff fm" ff ;fe fr�*tffd thf fff; f f ff f ff we have to do ff fm" ff f'e fr�*tffd thf ffff;f f f ff f ff we have to do now, we which we hffe tf ff thi vie to vihifh vif hfff ff ff thi. vif to pull out gaza when all the hostages are returned —e to israel, then we have to back to israel, then we have to be a force that can be a security force that c

china. still, last year china was india's number one trading buckner, and for the, for the us, 50 is 40 years of china has been india is one of the top trading partners. so, so there, he's also being the long disputed border. so for the last few years, things of deteriorated, but know as you're likely mentioning the last few years, last 2 months that had been certain positive developments into that as we speak in deals for them. so i could see is visiting china. so there has been, uh, i would say of cautiously i would say when is off the mistake, that things would uh come to some kind of normality we're, we know that the border issue with a long time to be as owned, but it can be, it is old uh by talking. so one can only hope that you know, things would be mode or more or less in a situation where you have certain uh, issues to be resolved. but at the same time you can start working as a good neighbors. and i'm working on many with those issues because china could also provide many opportunities to and i heard the experts say that the china india relationship says the cold war has, has followed this a

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and in the years since, china has built a dominance 90% of refined rare earths come from china, and it's in a good position to keep that dominance going. china world's biggest reserves by some distance, followed only by vietnam and brazil. but the refining process is normally bad for the environment and produces radioactive waste, which is why there's only a handful of facilities to do it outside of china. and 29 other countries to try to reinvent the supply chain. without these minerals, we simply cannot fund... for them, to increase by 400 to 600% over the next several decades. an executive order pledging to make america the world's leading producer and processor. but he's also looking abroad. using military or economic coercion to get his way. i can assure you... you're talking about panama and greenland. no, i can't assure you on either of those two. but i can say this — we need them for economic security. the european union also knows rare earths are critical to its future. supplies of raw materials, clean energy and clean tech from around the world. it's actually eu member denmark that controls greenland, but the island has a large deg

what. are seeing l of it and what you are seeing donald trump broadly, china, is reco-cnisin outside china, is recognising that chinaup �* it are trying to make up for it so for we are elsewhere so for example—me are increased from seeing increased appetite from other trade around the other trade partners around the world to buy lng out the other trade partners around the world 1 states ng out the other trade partners around the world 1 states because they see united states because they see that helping them with that is helping them with the trade imbalance as part the with trump. while , , states? , , , stateslng , stateslng m the united states lng and oil and coal exports have in and coal exports have soured in the of chinese buyers, the eyee ef ehineee buyere; we...” .. r ”7 of the eyee ef thineee buyers ' ' we " "r . of that is the eyee ef thineee buyers , , we e ee e of that is the outside of that is the increase under pressure from appetite, under pressure from trump to make up for that and overall it is still probably a bullish picture for buyer demand from united states at in it near term, but issue, the im

opportunity to sort of pull back the lens and take a look at china's china's transformation on a broad scale. from 1944, the year he was born, in which china was very much a war torn third world nation and sort of a remarkable, remarkable soul, you know, the transformations china has made since then. and it speaks to why u.s. officials until recently did not see these chinese companies as serious competitor or it just seemed like the gap was too big for them to be able to bridge. and so i thought it was worth sort of tracing how exactly early a company like this did what many people thought was impossible, which is to build one of the world's most high tech advanced from scratch, pretty much. and how do you think his personal history influenced how thought about the company i mean his father was a teacher was was a involved in the government dong in the nationalist party and so came from a very suspect political background for the ccp and suffered during the culture revolution. how how do you think ren kind of manifest this in the in the through the company. yeah so his family definitely suffered personally during the cultural revolution.

incentives for �*uture. will probably anticipate fur the incentives for now a. to ramp up china. to ramp up china. during) up chinafore we tariffs before we really first tariffs before we really started to of a started to see much of a negative impact on chinese exports. tariffs on our website, bbc.com, and our mobile app. to ta ke to take with you wherever you go. high, according to official data. from a year earlier. second largest economy. the japanese steelmaker has been pursuing a $14.9 billion the proposal had been previously criticised by trump on several occasions. prime minister modi heads to washington this week. what can tell you —— what can you tell us the plans of you tell us about the plans of prime , , prime minister modi? this is his - bilateral— prime minister modi? this is his - bilateral visit - his first bilateral visit to france his term as prime minister of india. although president macron and althgugh president macron and minister modi have close ties over the few ears. lastfew years. and some of the that would happen conversations that would happen between the two leaders would between the

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china, the tariffs will be very, very substantial. reporter: chinas imposed 15% tariffs now on imports of u.s. coal and lick we fied natural -- liquefied natural gas into chinand oil and agricultural machinery, cars and trucks and counter tariffs not a big deal for u.s. and china bocks out oil from america and russia replacing shipments from other plplaces and china opening antitrust investigation into going and will big move sex port controls on rare earth materials and this is china's version of nuclear option and china controlling about 80% of rare earth across the globe and critical for computer chips and u.s. military fighters and smart weapons as well as every day high temporal integrations like cell phones and bottom line for the white house trade adviser peter f navarro and that is comg from china. >> difference between canada and mexico versus china in all of this problem is that china has a long history going back to the first term and efforts that kellyanne conway led of simply not doing what it said it was going to do. ism i'm hearing that right now president donald trump doesn't have a call with chinese president xi on his books and karoline lea

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china because it will facilitate enter development and peace at home. so, and china's development and foreign aid thinking, there is this belief that china can create a win-win situation and peace that is beneficial to china. humanitarian aid is the next link. when it comes to, you know, how it played out during the covert era, we do, we did see that beijing, the government and the government agencies were the main actors overseeing most decisions and implementation of coping 19 assistance and later the distributions of vaccine. very, very different with how aid was distributed. a lot of those aid packages were state to state and bilateral fashion. as a side note, so, we did a lot of novel data gathering. we systematically collected information on humanitarian aid transfers from china, from the united states, from russia. one of the strongest findings that emerged out of all of this analysis that coping 19 aid went to the countries that had projects with china. kind of consistent that in china's thinking, humanitarian assistance is thinking about development link to peace and security and how it is beneficial back to china. when the relationship was even str

china different coantries so china have other options. it may does have other options. it may well be ”a: feels can well be that chinato do while that is what it has to do while may take place. negotiations may take place. david, as far as canada and concerned they have mexico are concerned they have 30 day reprieve? mexico are concerned they have l 30 day reprieve?— a 30 day reprieve? that's right and president _ a 30 day reprieve? that's right and president trump _ a 30 day reprieve? that's right and president trump has - a 30 day reprieve? that's right and president trump has said l a 30 day reprieve? that's right i and president trump has said he and president trump has said'he very pleased, as put it, is. very pleased; as he eight ~ the outcome. is; very pleased; as he peht ~ the outcome. his with the outcome. his spokeswoman went further than that, saying mexico and canada in" to that, saying—mexiooand canada in" to the united e but mexico will be 10,000 national guard sending 10,000 natiehalgdard to its border. :-= has announced it is appointing a fentanglalaheime-r will appointing a fentangerlaheime-r will be

china exporta una muy buena cantidad al mundo. >> analistas advierten que una guerra comercial con china haria que se dispare nuevamente la inflacion. pero el presidente trump no se mostro preocupado por los aranceles impuestopor beijing. >> it's fine, it's fine we're gonna do very well against chinaverybody else. >> el mandatario afirmo que continua negociando con china, al igual que con mexico y canada, que lograron poner en pausa los aranceles contra ellos mientras adelantan mas ne negociaciones. china y estados unidos son las potencias comerciales mas grandes del mundo y hay quienes dicen que donald trump usa los aranceles para negociar. sin embargo, hoy le preguntaron que si piensa hablar pronto con su homologo chino, xi jinping, y dijo que por ahora no, que lo hara cuando sea apropiado, pero que por a ahora tampoco tiene prisa. >> julio bien, muchas gracias. cristina londono en washington, d.c. el presidente trump dijo que quiere que estados unidos se haga cargo de la franja de gaza. lo dijo esta tarde en rueda de prensa con el primer ministro de israel, benjamin netanyahu. t trump sostuvo que estados unidos crearia en la region un desarrollo economico que daria numerosos puestos de trabajo. antes habia sugerido que los palestinos no tienen mas a alternativa que irse de gaza

is that china will work other china will work with other partners such as asean, eu partners such as asean, the eu and as the world largest and russia as the world largest trading nation chinas one of the most important trading partners but it is importance is out it ia importanoe 53 333” in out it i3 importanoe 53 . in 2018 it declining. in 2018 it for 18% �*china's accounted for 18% of china�*s but now it is only 11%. trade but now it is only 11%. tom's 10% tariff means tom's 10% tariff increase means 15 billion us dollars and this will not affect the total trading value. in chinese trading value. in short i think china has enough ww w in dealing w " ’ in dealing with euperie�*no l. ., the resilien ., ., the resilien that talk about the resiliency that in dealing with these china has in dealing with these and the in tariffs and the us and trump in what about canada? particular. what about canada? how is the canadian how resilient is the canadian to the us which is its economy to the us which is its much larger neighbour? cine economy to the us which is its much larger neighbour? challenges is that we are resilient in the less resilient in the sense our supply chains are v

china. china is an adversary, an enemy, a dangerous country. we view chinaeat, not just a prosperity, but world peace. i think it makes a lot of sense and trump would generally agree we treat china in a different category from a country like canada or mexico. it is important that mexico remains as prosperous as possible and canada as well. we do have a special trading relationship with canada, mexico through our north american free-trade agreement. sumi: some critics would say trump has spent more time talking about trade imbalances with canada and mexico than china. steve: i can't say which he has talked more about. i have spent private meetings with him where he is worried about china, and appropriately so. they steal our patents, do not play by the rules. i think most americans would like to see the tariff policies focused at the bad actor, and that is china. sumi: as tariffs loom, the incoming u.k. ambassador to the u.s. lord peter mandelson says he will focus on making sure the u.k. does not become collateral damage in a u.s. trade war. mandelson, a lon

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