decision to give jimmy knight bail then in theory it is possible that the standing committee of china's national people's congress the highest political body in china could reconvene and in theory pass legislation making it impossible for people arrested in national security cases to be given bail and that could measure that could be a measure that applies retroactively also in just the last few days state media in china in particular the people's daily the mouthpiece of the chinese communist party has delivered a real mouth frothing commentary calling jimmy lie evil saying he's a dangerous person and that this case should be tried on the mainland and that was seen as really something that was quite chilling the legal system here in hong kong was there as adrian brown reporting live from hong kong adrian many thanks a weather update next here on al-jazeera ben. that attack kills at least 26 people in aden airport when members of yemen's new government just arrived from saudi arabia. and a centuries old town flattened in seconds the urgent search for temporary shelter for croatia's earthquake vic

for the vast majority of that period since that china was not a nation state china only became well begun took some of the characteristics of a nation state from the end of the 19th century before that essentially it was a civilization across a lot of land containing many different peoples many different races and the vast majority of characteristics we associate with china predate china being a nation state so you know confucian values very unusual russian in a state and society a distinctive concept to the family that. chinese as a language. all of these kind of things. are to do with china as a civilization not china as a nation state joined as a complex mixture of being a civilization state and a nation state is a very important because all sorts of things flow from this. there were the way in which society sees the state in china it very very different people in china see the state as an expression of themselves difficult to think there are many countries in. the world that such a strong view exists. so trial of the state not just to the country but to them so well that mr jackson ha

let's go live to victor gao a director of the china at national association of international studies thank you for joining us on the program what do you make of all these new u.s. sanctions against chinese citizens and entities. well 1st of all channel u.s. relations have never been as bad as it is for the last 41 years secondly the reason to do 2 aeration in china u.s. relations is very much cost of mind of cars made by president trump and his followers in the us administration both china and the united states told the chant his people and the american people have been victims of such close knit of relations between china and the united states the 3rd point is that good riddance president trump and his senior officials are leaving very slim and this crew mates are very rare opportunity for china and the united states under presidents of biden to reset their relations after all i firmly believe the chinese people are not enemies of the american people and china is not an enemy of the united states therefore i believe china and the united states need to figure out a way to get along w

organizations and countries that are supporting dissidents in china such as those who are advocating for the independence of the uighur nationalityr the democratic movement in hong kong. >> reporter: for japan a big issue is rare earth. china is a major producer of these materials, which are essential in high-tech manufacturing. but marukawa says the new law does not pose a threat t japan's industry. >> i don't think that this law is applicable to rare earth. because air earth itself is not directly related to weapons or dual-use technology. and also china failed to control its rare earth exports before by using the environmental protection as a pretext. and it was just as inconsistent with wto rules. >> still, marukawa warns frt possibility of beijing using the law as a weapon during the trade war. >> there are several international arrangements regarding the exports of dual-use technology in nuclear-related items and weapons. so don't think that this law will be inconsistent with the current global trade order. however, it is possible that china will tryo misuse it if others a misusing and regulating exports to china as the uni

10,sure, you go back to 20 oil was going to go higher because of the china nation and when china backed off that and we started getting that transformation in the chinese economy, we went into a commodities market which ultimately supported -- resulted in supply contraction from copper to steel and so forth. ultimately those supply contractions will change, u.s. steel is opening a plant right now. i think you have to look at all of these materials names in the context of a very powerful balance as opposed to necessarily a whole new world order where you have to have a five-year overweight to commodities. i will look at this how you navigate alpha in the intermediate term and not necessarily something you stick in your 401(k) and forget about. romaine: have a wonderful year on coming up next the show we have the big november jobs report. we are going to break down the numbers coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: this morning we found out the u.s. labor market added 245,000 jobs in the month of november well below what most people were looking for and raising a lot of concerns he

china officially stopped buying oil from the south american nation for over a year following u.s. sanctions on bet, as well as state oil company p.t.v. essay. but with china u.s. relations at what some call an all time low. china is once again buying crude from venezuela. in fact, as the u.s. attempts to tighten its grip on but as well and china has recently nearly tripled its crude oil imports from that country. bloomberg venezuelan oil exports surged to more than half a 1000000 barrels a day in november with nearly all of it heading to china. all things considered year over year. that's still a 48 percent drop in oil exports for venezuela. venezuela has the world's largest proven oil reserves, and its energy industry has been a primary target for american sanctions in its long standing regime change operation against the country. venezuela's oil revenues account for approximately 99 percent of that nation's export earnings. as for china, it intends to continue working with venezuela and promises to protect its businesses from american interference to a shelter. china will take th

decision to give jimmy light bail then in theory it is possible that the standing committee of china's national people's congress the highest political body in china could reconvene and in theory pass legislation making it impossible for people arrested in national security cases to be given bail and that could measure that could be a measure that applies retroactively local media and yemen are reporting saudi led strikes on the capital sanaa that comes just 20 comes hours just after $26.00 people were killed and more than $140.00 injured in a blast at the airport in aid. of the trumpet ministration is facing legal action over a $23000000000.00 weapons sale to the u.a.e. a new york center of a foreign policy affairs says the deal was rushed and violated u.s. law the sale included drones and f. $35.00 fighter jets there's the headlines more news for you on al-jazeera after whose truth is it anyway next. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied the right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent mahmoud you saying his crime journalism. to demand

secretary wilbur ross said entity list restrictions are a necessary measure to ensure that china through its national champion smic is not able to leverage u.s. technologies to enable indigenous advanced technology levels to support its destabilizing military activities on friday china oppose the decision calling it a way for the u.s. to suppress chinese companies. if it is true this will be another example of the u.s. using state power to suppress chinese companies trying to firmly opposes it the u.s. politicizes economic and trade issues violates the principles of a market economy and fair competition it is a long been advocating and violates international trade rules it not only harms the legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies but it also impairs the interests of american companies that will seriously it was europe to the normal technology exchanges and trade between the 2 countries which and even among countries in the one you don't go further damage the global industrial chains which is why chains and value chains suit your the new rules will require a commerce department license f

western options made by pfizer biotech where derna astra zeneca and others signed of back in china national biotech group recently announced approvals for a late stage clinical tests in bangladesh and pakistan chinese companies have been mostly conducting tests overseas given so few covert cases in china itself for more we're joined by dr jerome kim director general of the international vaccine institute in seoul their partners include the world health organization and the gates foundation among others dr kim there's been so much news about the pfizer bio and tech vaccine and the astra zeneca one and then along comes the sinopec vaccine and i feel like we haven't heard that much about this one what do we know. yes so we we haven't heard in general about vaccines that are not you know western mainstream operation works but you know chinese vaccine developers including sign of act signed a farm and can say no have vaccines that have advanced into advanced stage k.-street testing for safety and efficacy you know side of back is one of the companies if you look at its vaccine it generates what

and the whole world victor gao of the china national association of international studies says the trumpet ministrations attacks on beijing are misguided. recent to 2 to rishon in china u.s. relations is very much caused by the poisoning by president trump and his followers in the us administration if you listen to what president trump and his government have been saying how much do you really give credit as to what they say how much true there is it whatever they are at 30 i think there is not a lot of policy toward a lot of misrepresentation of distortion because they are afraid of the larger china but the rise of china is a megatrend that you cannot stop child who will be large and then the united states but a larger china doesn't make china and enemy of the united states why should we minimize exchanges of ideas people goods services between china and the united states that your largest economies in the world's any minimization of this church the americans as much as the heart the chinese people president by that will be a better president for them president trump i hope he and his gov

the offense is punishable by up to life in jail under china's national security law but so far, none of them have been charged on security breaches. dozens of activists are being investigated or charged under the legislation. on wednesday, three prominent pro-democracy figures were sentenced to jail for their role in last year's protests. the crackdown sparked concerns about the future of the city's democracy movement. some experts say activists will have to find other paths to dialogue with hong kong's pro-beijing leaders. >> there was a widespread enthusiasm for a more democratic system. the question is not whether there outlet for that. >> the security law was introduced on june 30 amid widespread protest in hong kong and bans anything china considers submersion, secession, terrorism or collusion with foreign powers. monte: free to all, that is the message from prime minister jean castex. he announced that no one in france will have to pay for a covid vaccine. the government is setting aside 1.5 billion euros to pay for it. cases of covid-19 spiraling out of control in the united

and the whole world back together think china national association of international studies says the trumpet ministrations attacks on beijing are misguided. recent it due to religion in china u.s. relations is very much caused by the poisoning by president trump and his followers in the us administration if you listen to what president trumpet as government have been saying how much do you really give credit as to what they say how much trouble there is it whatever they are up 30 i think there is not a lot of calls for a lot of misrepresentation lots of distortion because they are afraid of a larger china but the rise of china is a mega trends that you cannot stop child but will be larger than the united states but a larger china doesn't make china and enemy of the united states why should we minimize exchanges of ideas all good services between china and the united states that your largest economies in the world's any minimization of this courage the americans as much as the heart the chinese president i do will be a better president for them president trump i hope he and his governm

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intelligence john ratcliffe is here on why he says china is the one nation that can kill the american dream forever. the threat of a potential change in policy on china. and the president's legal road ahead with active cases in wisconsin and georgia, and the pennsylvania case on its way to the supreme court this week, plus the fbi and the four people pulling suitcases of ballots out on election night in georgia outside legal analysis from alan dershowitz and ken starr on the president's charges all here right here right now on "sunday morning futures." >> and first this morning the trump adminitration is increasing its spending in response to the china threat, dn i john ratcliffe saying the united states will shift resources in the fiscal year 2021 budget to increase china spending, by nearly 20%. this as joe biden puts together a potential incoming national security team, will the u.s. policy on china change and what's at stake? joining me right now is the director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe. director great to have you thanks very much for being he

they consider china a developing nation and because china is a developing nation they take massive advantage of the united states why didn't the president stop this i've been talking about a from the day i got it and we're looking at that very very strongly world trade w so i have probably the world health and world trade both of them i'm not sure which is worse you want to know the truth but we'll figure it out ok. today the united states still plays the prime role at the heart of the un. but it has moved away from a great many international organizations that are very important to. the un human rights council unesco the vienna agreement on the iranian nuclear program. and also. the paris agreement. was a very good so here you have china acting inside the united nations not to create programs or new initiatives but to gain legitimacy and defend itself basically to avoid anything that goes against its own particular interests that's not new but other countries do the same thing. but given the size of china and the sometimes contrary nature of the interests they protect that makes it more ser

they consider china a developing nation and because china is a developing nation they take massive advantage of the united states why didn't other president stop this i've been talking about it from the day i got it and we're looking at that very very strongly world trade w so i have probably the world health and world trade both of them i'm not sure which is worse you want to know the truth but we'll figure it out ok. today the united states still plays the prime role at the heart of the un. but it has moved away from a great many international organizations that are very important to. the u.n. human rights council unesco the vienna agreement on the iranian nuclear program. and also the paris agreement. to preserve the integrity so here you have china acting inside the united nations not to create programs or new initiatives but to gain legitimacy and defend itself support basically to avoid anything that goes against its own particular interests that's not new but other countries do the same thing. but given the size of china and the sometimes contrary nature of the interests they protect

china u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi also very much worse in her concerns on national security technology theft and and all of that kristie speaking of of the trade war though it seems like it's continuing to escalate beijing is now responding what is a white us what are they saying. well after trump introduced exacted orders against a range of chinese firms arguing that they could not as they do but they could share data with chinese government china has also decided to respond so china has now introduced tough new laws which restrict the export of controlled items these items being related to military technology and other products by my harm china's national security so these new laws come into effect tuesday which could escalate the ongoing trade war with the u.s. so specifically these new law established several categories of control items which include nuclear military items and will use items that could be used for both civilian and military purposes now ai and algorithm were also included in the terror how to cory's as this was prompted by the u.s. is an on tick tock so the other item th

is sanctioning 14 members of china's national people's conference. and one woman face as freezes and travel bans and are all senior members of the npc standing committee. there had been speculation. china says the u.s. is going down the wrong path. the supreme court in india has halted work on a new parliament building. the setback for prime minister modi, whose legacy will include the development. judges say they are unhappy with the government not waiting on the verdict. costroject is estimated to $130 million with india mired in deep recession. often artists were accused of selling out. bob dylan is cashing in. he is offloading his entire back catalog tell universal music. universal has not put a price on the deal, although sources tell almostn's music is worth $200 million. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. on karina mitchell. -- i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. shery: let's get a quick check of how markets are trading. 200 beinging t

what you see in china in many places are really, really well done museums, that are meant to emphasize nationalism in china. and the one there is especially a nice little museum. right, you see , you see theown head of the taipei rebellion. 1864, as many as 20 million chinese people died in that war. if you take about that as about the same time in the united states we are having our civil war, this was, for all intents and purposes, civil war. hong was a very interesting man. one of the accounts is key, after failing his civil service exam the fourth time, he had a nervous breakdown. and during that breakdown, he had a vision. that vision came out of some of the baptist tracts he was reading that he picked up in hong kong. he believed he was jesus christ's younger brother. him a largeund group of people and began to move north. to take down the government in beijing. came very his forces close to doing that. and almost nobody has ever heard of it. jonathan spence, the noted china scholar at yell, has book called gods's chinese son, and it is about hung -- hong. notednathan spence, the china schol

kong—based businessman, jimmy lai has been charged with conspiring with foreign forces to endanger china's national cut greenhouse gases by 55 percent on 1990 levels by the end of the next decade. the target aims to make europe climate neutral by 2050.

auto sector has been and has been pretty quick in this this week spokesman a spokeswoman for china's national development and reform commission said the year on year decrease has contract it to around 3 percent but nothing in both auto outputs and sales that's for the 1st 11 months so far is this a reflection of what we're going to hope to see across the world then. i think we're going to see a reflection across the world of of course china is going to be back up and running quicker they seem to have gotten through the pandemic they are starting to vaccinate people as vaccines become more and more popular people have more and more confidence in purchasing new vehicles and getting out there and getting back to remotely normal life europe will come behind it's going to be a little bit on the slower side but i think japan and a lot of the other asian countries will perk up much quicker we're going to see a big change for next year i think next year's auto sales are going to be huge as well as the oil sector you're going to see a big increase there as well so we're hoping for a big recovery here