for this money, china buys securities of the united states them to the united states so that there is no imbalance in trade and there are no claims from the united states to china, they are interconnected very strongly and therefore it cannot be said that the united states will reach into the cup, that means they will wave and everything will be, china will simply throw the securities it holds onto the market, and it ranks second after japan in terms of buying securities in the united states states and everything and the financial crisis on the market of the united states, the crisis with the dollar, which actually provides the currency for the whole world, and we will definitely return to china now, but we already have volodymyr fesenko, a political scientist, on the phone. let's add him to our broadcast, congratulations you, mr. volodymyr, thank you for joining our studio , we began to discuss the fact that on the anniversary of the war , such a competition of peace initiatives began, and immediately after the un general assembly voted a re

not at all interested in this and xijinping even already named the united states in his context that they undermine the development of chinahe first time he voiced the united states and other high-ranking officials in the context of russian aggression against ukraine always talked about the hand of the united states, and accordingly, there are more motives, for example, signals to the united states that the interaction between the two countries is working, that while the united states is creating its blocs , let's say, in order to restrain the development of china, well, they also have a very serious such a serious contact between russia and china . strictly speaking, that is, where we are now, there are two contexts and the context of ukraine, there are wars in ukraine and many countries in the world, some help ukraine, others watch from the side and third powers are trying to take advantage of the situation and somehow make up for their economic opportunities there, in this case there is another great power of china, which is also trying to use this situation of its own in view of the difficult relations between the unit

and if the united states keep violating the secret principle of china sovereignty and territorial integrity, the united states government will be held accountable for what they have violated this principle, and they will suffer the consequences. so let's keep our eyes wide open. let's see whatever aggressions the united states will commit against china sovereignty and territorial integrity. and foreign minister chin gunn says, is press conference, that if the united states keeps violating, that there will be an aunt of no return, and the mountains will explode. and the us will be torn asunder him and so i hope washington will realize the consequences of what will happen if they keep violating channel sovereignty and territorial integrity evolving taiwan. now the foreign minister also mentioned the double standards regarding ukraine, and that the conflict has been pro long to serve a political agenda. how potentially could the chinese political settlement plan help resolve the situation? well, i personally would say the war ukraine is fast becoming approximate. war by the united states and n

well, the east, now let’s talk about china in the introduction of the so-called campaign to suppress china. xi jinping accused the united statesevelopment of the people's republic of china, and this is the first time that the head of the celestial empire made a direct accusation towards washington, the wall street journal writes , journalists note that xi jinping is trying to transfer his criticism to the west blame for one's own policy that has weakened china's economy, in particular, it is about the brutal measures to combat the coronavirus and the pressure on technology companies dmytro efremov, experts of the ukrainian association of chinese studies, the center of the department of international relations of the kyiv-mohyla academy, joins our conversation, mr. dmytro, good night to you , dmytro and to your opinion why china became so active first they announce their peace plan then they start criticizing the united states of america what they didn't do so openly what do they want to achieve in china very important events are taking place now, the next congress of the chinese parliament is taking place, at which the leaders

two dozen works of young inventors became the winners today, the main day of the state visit of the president of belarus to china began with a meeting with the prime minister of the state council of the people's republic of china lika pull the place of negotiations buildings of the house of people's assembly. here, in the western part of tien myne square , the parliament of the people's republic of china is located. this is a traditional platform for official meetings , receptions, and congresses. today, on the agenda of new horizons of cooperation between minsk and beijing, the head of state thanked the chinese side for the colossal assistance and support to belarus alexander lukashenko noted that he was in office. this is his 13th visit to china at one time it was in china that they adopted the experience of creating free economic zones, and the crown and pearls cooperation was a project to create an industrial park. great stone. we have achieved almost impossible. we then dreamed of five billion of this turnover. today we have almost 6 billion. trade turnover between belarus and china, and this trade turnover

the canvas , the direction of china's policy for the year is determined, and accordingly , can it just be such a program statement of china, well, it is so acute criticism of the united statesf course, and this is confirmed by the fact that from march 1 , it is regrouping the armed forces in china, this is called mobilization by foreign publications, but it clearly says that we must be ready for the challenges of the modern situation associated with by any military operation and other things yes by military actions yes well i don't think it has much to do with this means a double session this is a session of the chinese people's assembly and the national political consultative council means china they have to approve plans for the next year economic and make protocol things after electing xijinping the next term as the president to determine the cabinet of ministers, i.e. the state council and so on mr. igor and when you saw the so-called peace plan of china what were yours? well, i don't know your thoughts, emotions, analysis of this document, well, china's peace plan is actually about the global and not about our conflict , it's a plan about about it, a positional documen

the more so it is, well, it absolutely is. and how can it be connected with china by rail through russia or through the baltic states, but well,ough the baltic states in modern conditions from my point of view, lukashenko's visit to china shows the reformation of the cis space , which was dominated by russia, under the domination of china under the domination of china, i.e. i'm sorry that i'm worried lukashenko traveled to well as a vassal well he looks at kazakhstan and thinks wait yes yes i can china china save kazakhstan you remember when the odkb troops were withdrawn after after the phone call from china because nevertheless, if the family in power changed the family changed so they supported so who is in power china simply does not interfere in their political internal political schedules are different, a different approach, economic cooperation , kazakhstan made it clear that they guarantee their sovereignty, lukashenko, realizing that he is being absorbed, is being absorbed but russia is falling into an abyss , in fact, he actually went to defend himself first, second, protect your sovereignty and agree on cooperation

close to russia, but in deeds, china is not very close to russia, as far as it is necessary to worry because it seems to me that the trade between china and the united states and china and europe is so huge that china will not dare to build bridges with russian trade, which i don't know , is 100 times less than the combined american and european new questions. they discussed all the factors for a few hours, so that there was a lot of fact-finding, first of all, china entered the game at this stage geopolitically, before that he tried to delay this moment, now he is still forced to do it because he understands that after the war the next distribution in the world will come. there is no consistency, this is what the journalists said is the plan, in fact, this is china’s position, which is done in their style , that is, they, on the one hand, the journalist said that the chinese foreign ministry said so uhu well, well, i read yours and said yes, well, it could not, yes, be laska although there are no signs of a plan, it has rather the signs of a buffet from which everyone can choose dishes that are more delicious to him, and that is why the chinese want it so

on china and other critical issues, the united states faces around the world. and we warmly welcome them to the committee. inside the barbed wires, fences of china's concentration camps, guards force uyghur detecting is to sing patriotic songs, praising xi jinping. to drown out screams from torture, rape and forced sterilizations. show them, quote, absolutely no mercy. president xi said in a secret speech that was leaked to the new york times. for many years, chinese leaders focus was directed inward. that is no longer the case. as we saw with the recent spy balloon passing over the united states, a blatant violation of our sovereignty by a country that claims to be a responsible actor. other this was a huge mistake by some entity within the chinese government, or was a test of our resolve by she. if it was, we got a clear answer. whether was the cancellation of secretary blinken's bilateral visit to beijing, or the debris recovered from the bottom of the atlantic, the u.s. response should -- settle any questions are of resolve and sovereignty. we responded with

we look forward to working with all of our new colleagues on china and other critical issues the united states faces around the world. we warmly welcome them to the committee. inside the barbed wires of china's concentration camps, guards force uyghur detainees to sing patriotic songs praising xi jinping to down out screams from torture, rape, and forced sterilizations. show them, quote, absolutely no mercy xi said in a secret speech which was leaked to the new york times. from many years, chinese leaders focus was attracted inward. but that is no longer the case, as we saw with the recent spy balloon passing over the united states. a blatant violation of our sovereignty by a country that claims to be a responsible actor. either this was a huge mistake that some entity within the chinese government or it was a test of our resolve by xi. if it was, he got a clear answer. weather was there is this cancellation a blanket's visit to baylor beijing, or the degree recovered from the atlantic, the u.s. response -- to stand up to such brazen violations of our sovereignty. we responded with strength an

we've seen not in the discussion of the house china select committee last week. the idea that the united statesoexist in the world, that seems increasingly remote in the discussions in washington. and tiktok is the latest target in that movement. the range of proposals have been wide in congress. this one has gained to the administrations endorsement. so this one seems to be the most likely to move forward. thank you forjoining us on the programme. thank you forjoining us on the programme. intense fighting continues in ukraine for control of the eastern city of bakhmut. an official with the proxy russian authorities there is claiming russian forces now hold nearly half of the town, but that hasn't been independently verified. russia, at enormous cost to its forces, has been trying to encircle bakhmut for months. ukraine's president, volydmyr zelensky, says he's told commanders to find reinforcements to help defend bakhmut. well, we often report the statistics about casualties from the war in ukraine, but rarely do we hear about what happens to those who've been injured in the conflict. the bbc

during the cuban missile crisis of 1962, china wanted russia to launch nuclear strikes on the united states its missile installation to cuba. and that was one of the contracting factors, among many, to the final rupture between china and russia that caused the split. we have not seen rhetoric like this in 60 years. ever since the united states recognize china in 1969 diplomatically, generally the rhetoric has been very polite and circumscribed. this is part of the rising tensions over taiwan. in many ways when you unpack most of those chinese statements, what you find is what they're really talking about is the u.s. is challenging china's claim to taiwan as been part of the chinese state. indeed, president biden and one of his statements last year -- i think probably the most provocative statement -- said taiwan alone should determine its independence. and that was a fundamental rupture on what is been known as the one china policy. it has been bipartisan u.s. policy under republican and democratic presidencies, all were posted taiwan independence. they said there is one china -- the qualif

i would first like to highlight or begin describing the threats china poses to the united states and its allies. so 1991 when the u.s. was celebrating the end of the cold war we were also celebrating victory in operation desert storm, china went to school on us. it took note the start of a concerted and deliberate effort to modernize the culture capabilities and here we are three decades later they have largely met that market. they even seek further progress for that is why this year they saw significant increase in the defense spending. there military now enjoys leading edge capability that include long-range precision strike, hypersonic weapons, advanced integrated air defense weapons, stealthy aircraft, surface to air missiles and electronic warfare. several systems have the. range to hold u.s. homeland at risk. the chinese spy balloon as was mentioned before was garner significant attention this g pat february is a very loud wake-up call regarding ccp global admission. unfortunately the u.s. is stretched thin when it comes to the capability and the capacity required to defend our

the level of attitude towards our country. now china is becomes the center of a multipolar world and it is very important that in this very important period. china organized the state visit of the president of the republic of belarus to beijing , which is very symbolic and significant. this indicates that the chinese leadership is predisposed to the republic of belarus and appreciates the friendship of the president of the republic of belarus during the visit. eh, they did more. they gave a new status to belarusian-chinese relations opened a new era of partnership between belarus and china after strengthening cooperation, china has been here for a long time the state visit of our president confirmed the friendship between minsk and beijing truly became all-weather and all-sided in this gathering, and experts, according to the political scientist and head of the eurasian analytical club, the leading areas of discussion of belarus china were external threats and prospects for the supply of belarusian agricultural products to the chinese market, according to nikita medkovic, new supply chains will become another faith in relations between the two states. china is now

china. but the volume of trade between china and the united states last year grew.years, there was a slight increase of less than a percentage, but january-february showed a drop of 17.4%. this is really a serious change in trade and in the volume of trade, moreover, due to export products. uh, china to the united states to a greater extent than due to imports from the united states, but i must say that well , this is already such a visible feeling of some kind of trade war, it has been going on, of course, since the eighteenth year, but there was no fall, but now it is clearly this new qualitative stage began in relations between china and the united states. i think i’m absolutely right, because indeed, even against the background of political declarations, and the trade war of all sorts of mutual claims, nevertheless, the business was spinning, spinning, spinning trade cable, but there were some difficulties associated with the pandemic, but, nevertheless. said it's all going up and such a serious uh drop in trade between china and uh america that we're seeing rig

i think that the main safeguard is the economic interests of china, not the united states, but the economicerests of china. why is china now charging this war? in order to create i have economic problems, by the way , i know where the discussion is from last year, and here you have to understand one simple thing against china. russia, how much in connection with, for example, china's direct military aggression against the taiwans? then the question of landing will arise, but when we talk about the supply of weapons, here it is not about american sanctions. i think that both china and the americans will act very, very carefully in this regard issues, and if china will help russia, it will do so unofficially, not directly and on a very limited scale, a little and so that it does not become a reason for sanctions against china, which , for example, trade with russia and bypass the sanctions regime with russia. work in western markets , they avoid cooperation with russia, and in this sense the situation is more or less balanced, so i think that china will not destroy this balance . you know the

the very fact of the visit in the current context speaks for itself , and the united states continues the policy of containing chinad in california, san diego, this is a trilateral military-political military partnership of the united states great britain and australia are aimed specifically at china there is a specific project within the framework, aucus - this is the transfer of nuclear submarines to australia . and the fact that this project is anti-chinese in nature. by the way, from the point of view of both beijing and moscow, the transfer of australia's nuclear submarines to a non-nuclear state is a violation of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. so the fact that the anti-chinese nature of this summit is simply not hidden. and this is very and it seems to me, unambiguously wrote fines today, listen last time the usa australia and the uk united for fighting aggression in the pacific more than 70 years ago, when these three countries fought against japan when us president joe biden meets with british and australian prime ministers reshy figure and anthony albonese at the san diego naval base. on monday they

the fact that china is such a manufacturing power house supplying the world? the thing is basically impossible to, to isolate china such away basically the united states. yes, there was some paul called the so called applying the same kind of sanction from hell, the, to russia and to china than the pipes. it will be much more difficult with regard to china because china is, in fact the largest economy by purchasing power parity. things are 2014, so since 9 years is really the largest economy, it's also the largest trading nation. it's also in the cut, the age of new technologies in many ways that doing better day united states channels are the world's largest middle cross real middle class where the good the nasty, they also middle class. so no way to a sanction this kind of country in such a scale as against russia, for instance, if z say we've been chinese or china, or chinese companies to use a swan. swift unfree the, you know, the, the larger trading nation. so we have to have this, i am b chaney currency for chinese goods. so the dollar perhaps will collapse over night . where will indeed, there is a general move among many countries to do trade in

china? i think the united states is watching for _ russia by china? atching for both - russia by china? i think the united states is watching for both things. | states is watching for both things. it is looking at the intention of the two leaders, shooting jinping and vladimir putin, in developing their bilateral relationship, where they headed next, how will they cooperate to counter us influence around the world? it is also very interested in whether xi jinping around the world? it is also very interested in whether xijinping is eager to play some kind of a mediating role in the conflict in ukraine, and if so, is xijinping ready to hold a phone call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky? us officials have said china is actually creeping up to the red line that would really constitute systemic legal assistance to russia. so we haven't seen the evidence, but it certainly appears that the chinese are providing dual use equipment. 50 iii that the chinese are providing dual use equipment-— use equipment. so if they are creein: use equipment. so if t

uh, how it used to be and maybe even faster pace, that is china uh, let's just say he does not want to provoke. the united states, he does not want to run into secondary sanctions on the day. china is showing a willingness to resist american pressure and treat russia as a very important partner , because of course, well, geopolitical, er, russia is the most important partner for china. uh, russia is the same as china, it is said, by the way, in a local statement, which was signed following the results of the negotiations. and russia, like china , stands for a multipolar world. uh or supports the chinese idea of ​​​​a community with a common destiny, humanity, which sidepin put forward and the meaning of both will be assimilated to the fact that the world should be based on cooperation and there should not be one hegemot and, uh, the only problem for china's development to move forward let's say chinese economy, well, except there are various internal objective problems. of course. e is the position of the united states, which is the policy of the united states, which , from the chinese point of view, is trying t

the relationship between state and society. the protections we have and it is true that china indiscriminately are without considering the types of behaviors that the target regime or target state is conducting and will invest in it and mention the belt road initiative and key portions of china's efforts and i do agree that the nature of the regime in the country-specific friendsatfoxnews.com is important and there's some research that suggests that economic state craft that china uses for example is less effective when the target country is democratic and there's a institute of logic there and it's individuals just like in the united states that can mobilize against the government if they're in collusion with the chinese communist party for illistic gain. they can hold them accountable. so i think that is a mechanism to shape china's ability in which you're describing. >> congressman, if i can add, you mentioned it exactly right. china has a play book they're using with the belton road and we've seen it with the courts 5g are examples and supports where they go into countries and jaire countries andjibudi is an exampt across t

the very existence of the taiwan problem cannot be crossed over by the united states of china - this is the direct responsibility of the united states, we return we will return to this topic again and again only so that the united states stops interfering in our internal affairs, if they don't hit the brakes and keep going down the wrong track , no barriers will be able to prevent the derailment. and this will inevitably lead to conflict and confrontation, translated from the language of diplomacy. this means we will take care of ourselves. this is our issue and america's nose should not be stuck here, that is, relations between beijing and washington will remain tense. although china does not get tired of calling for dialogue, but the world is now clearly ready for it. not all rules matveev sergei aksionov. channel one, china the states themselves meanwhile announced by joe biden in the draft budget for next year will reduce health care costs, but will strengthen assistance programs for those who are 65 years old and older , no one would have thought ironically if it were not for thi

relations built by the united states after the second world war, that is, this is an existential a challenge for the united states and we can observe an increasing confrontation actually between china and the united states, here there is little, well, not insignificant relation of this peace initiative to ukraine, there are several points of everything about ukraine there are about blocs about removing the nato bloc from the european continent so that china, russia, the countries of europe build a unified security system without the united states without the influence of the united states about the restoration of global production and logistics chains that let's trade and not fight, that's why china took such global steps having started these maneuvers, he is not yet ready to supply weapons, but if you do, the war will drag on and russia will lose and china will fail on these first two points to break plans and break alliances, he can go to the direct supply of weapons through allies, as i said, creating vases , or he will create a lever of pressure on the united states, thereby promising to connect and the potential for the united states to already influence ukraine so that it sit

about the state of relations between russia and china. it shoes, the chinese leader, she, jim ping, attaches great importance to the signer russian strategic partnership. and her, as you know, we are in the world of uncertainty and even chaos, but a good and consolidated assign, rushing partnership, will be a force of certainty in getting to this world of uncertainty. furthermore, bose china, russia, now also cause himself the civilization of states. and is the leaders of 2 great civilizations where his image shows are. the chinese are happy. he rushes id number one is certainly our now during the year during this visit, there anticipated the several agreements between moscow and beijing will be signed . obviously neither of us can can read into the future. but what he tells us about the, the main areas of strategic interest between these 2 countries. and though when we use the term strategic partnership, it means a comprehensive and long term. it means a lot of political trust between the 2 countries and their leaders and their peoples. s

conditionally supported the so-called peace plan of china and said he declared the prevention of global conflict in other words he absolutely supported china in his struggle with the statesn support of russia, but we need to talk about other things, see a few weeks ago the iranian president was in china , they agreed on the strengthening of military cooperation and the supply of weapons from china to iran via iran to china. i think that now that lukashenko has arrived in beijing he will also open negotiations with the chinese leader on military cooperation. i think that the signals sent by american colleagues, in particular, the director of the cia mr. burns and the head of the department of the united the united states is blinking in relation to china's supply of weapons to russia. i think that these weapons will come from the wound and possibly from belarus. we also have to understand one simple thing about china, the country that is perhaps the main victim of the war that is here. this in ukraine, which the russian federation is conducting against ukraine, if you remember, before the start of a full-scale invasion. agreements and about the fact that china will support

the united states cares about. and that biden himself now has championed as a world cause as the main difference between the united states on the one hand and russia or china on the other. as united states, this administration has come out vocally against the, the proposed legislation. they've usually called for consensus, meaning that the opposition would have to be involved. and they've lash themselves on to a proposal by the president of israel, a non political figure at the moment. as a hertzog, who proposed a compromise and called for widespread wide consensus between coalition in opposition. we've seen the president himself speak about this, the secretary of state ambassador to israel, and on and on. it's been quite remarkable for a domestic issue. although of course, as a messic issue, it's not been as forceful as on other issues that the united states gets involved in. so how do you think i've been and said, does this issue get kicked into the long grass? or does this coalition end up falling apart and israel, having another set of elections might be a bit of both knit anyhow, it's not like to lose. and if he sees that he cannot get the past, or th

this is the main reason why the united states unleashed a conflict in ukraine . why is the united states crushing china the geopolitical and aucu with the equato and everything that you u mentioned that's why the united states now, but they actually welcome the new global cold war and paint the russian -chinese partnership as a new joint evil empire - these are all attempts to fight for global leadership, which is doomed to failure only after the united states abandons these ambitions. uh, leadership only when the united states becomes a normal country, what will happen?

the resumption of trade, e.e. china needs a market, a market for the sale of the united states, a market in that of western europe,re the most liquid markets where goods are coming from the global workshop, which is china, but russia adheres to slightly different uh-uh philosophical approaches uh-uh, they got the money and immediately went into battle. so they reforged them into tanks and onward means onward to europe there against the combined hemony of the united states of america to china they look strange these guys and so dealing with them is dangerous and on the other hand china just doesn't need that much gas it has diversified its sources to a great extent it 's her wounds qatar and the united states of america all supply everyone wants to supply natural gas, there is a queue in china, and china simply does not need such huge volumes, we still have three questions, but before that i will ask one very briefly, if possible . you can't go to europe, you can't even go to brazil, well, not even in principle , you can't go to brazil. well, there you can't go anywhere, except for the cock and even there where chi

it was the director of national intelligence who was asked about the threats posed by china to the united statespeople's republic of china increasingly challenging the u.s. economically, technologically, politically, and militarily, remains our unparalleled priority. chinese communist party under president xi jinping will continue levers to achieve xi's vision of making china a major power on the world stage. the ccp is convinced it can only fulfill xi's vision at the expense of u.s. power and influence, and it will use all government tools to get neighbors to acquiesce to preferences. last october, president xi secured his third five-year term as china's leader of the party congress, and as we meet today, chinese national legislature is in session formally appointing xi and confirming his choice to lead the prc's state council and leaders of military legislative and judicial branches. after decades of serving, he controls key leverage of power, significant influence over issues. he has surrounded himself with like-minded loyalists at the apex of the party standing committee. the highest decisio

robert daly, who's director of the wilson centers that kissinger institute on china and the united states. joseph from washington, d. c. a welcome, and what do you think? can the visit of a former taiwanese a president to china, really be as innocuous as mister mar would have us believe? well, it isn't innocuous at all. a china of course, is glad to have him there because it sends the message to the chinese people. and the chinese communist party hopes the people of taiwan. that there is room for some kind of reconciliation between taiwan and china. and of course, china wants that reconciliation to lead toward unification. so most of the communications between taiwan and beijing, i have been negative primarily because beijing has been determined that the current president fail. they want to return to happier times and hope of convincing the people of taiwan to vote for the k m t candidate. right. and where are the people of taiwan on, on china? i'm that mr. mark has been in power. so we presume that at some stage at people a weren't. so anti b idea of, of china, whether it be a close rela

and the united states deliberately wanted to hurt china by hurting the difference. why well, and what in the end, of course, russia china are natural partners, we are destined to develop without the united states to build friendships, trade, but who would argue that america, for its part , did not give russia and china an additional impetus for even faster and closer rapprochement for both putin and c dolphin. this is of course the triumph of the greatest in the face of the changing world of time and history in china, russia managed to maintain strategic restraint together, we are confident and calmly responded to the challenges of the times, our relations have become stronger mature and stable. we have shown an exemplary example of great power relations. well and where is the militant joe biden now and what is the remaining resource of the united states strategic miscalculation of akella, such associations have missed, now not only with baddin, but in general with the united states, their world has left without return. america did not win anything, europe lost a lot

it claimed to be a center of power, now it is becoming such a center of power after the g20, china and the united statestes, the world would become polar again, thank you very much, sir ruslan ruslan osypenko was with us, a diplomat and international expert. well, you really see, putin wanted to become a queen of the sea like pushkin

the fact that china is such a manufacturing power house supplying the world? the thing is basically impossible to source late china such a way herb, basically these i states, years, there was a, some poor called the civil court applying the same kind of sanction from hell, the, to russia and to china. and earn perhaps it would be much more difficult with regard to china because china is, in fact, the largest economy by purchasing power parity. things are 2014. so since now years is really the largest economy and sort of the largest trading nation. it's also in the cutting edge of new technologies in many ways of doing better day united states channels as the world's largest middle cross real middle class where the good the nasty they also middle class. so there's no way to a sanction this kind of country in such a scale as against russia. for instance, if z say we bear in chinese or china or chinese companies to use a swan, swift unfree the know the, the larger trading nation. so we're have to have this a, i m b channel currency for chinese goods. so the dollar paps will collapse over night where it will indeed that there is a general move among many countries t

the figures of russian china's trade turnover also came in. for the first 2 months of this year and china's trade turnover with the united states, it is curious % in january february, that is, very clearly we we will exceed 200 billion. according to the results of the year, this will be a completely record-breaking trade turnover. now let's see what 's going on with us-china trade. a drop of 17.4%, and mainly due to the reduction of experts in chinese products in the united states, that is, in fact , changes are taking place very important. and you already mentioned money today from the foreign secretary, who gave the annual traditional press conference of the foreign secretary. here's what he said about the united states of america listen when the us talks about putting up fences and not having conflicts in sino-us relations. what they really mean is that china shouldn't resist being beaten and scolded, but that's impossible. if the united states does not slow down further will rush along the wrong path at full speed. no fences will protect them from derailment and conflicts and confrontations will surely arise, containment and suppression wi

the obvious place where a u.s.-china conflict could happen? >> it is one, but as the overall relationship becomes more tense, the united states and china rub up t each other in a lot of different places. this is why we need to be cognizant of the possibility of this billing over, because the south china sea, east china sea, there are number of areas where the military is operating in close proximity. laura: what about of china was to send weapons to russia in its war in ukraine, what would that mean? >> one of the points of the warnings is to get beijing to pull back, if a chinese company is considering sending ammunition to russia. this would be a fundamental pivot moment, not only in our relationship with china, but most importantly, europe's relationship with cha. you are hesitant to use the label cold war, this would make it difficult to avoid that, because we would be seeing what now looks like a real bona fide proxy conflict. china, the united states, in ukraine scare -- squaring off against each other. it beijing was considering it, they are not anymore. overall the rhetoric cong out of beijing puts us in a position where if it is not s

are waiting for the arrival of the leader of the people's republic of china sidepin he arrives at the invitation vladimir putin and this is his first stateisit. after being re-elected to the presidency of the people's republic of china and to this trip, riveted the special attention of the whole world , it is worth saying that even the movement of an aircraft in real time using the flightradar service is monitored by thousands of people. it is known that the leaders of russia and china have warm friendly relations. what both have repeatedly stated and the fact that the president of china chose moscow for his first foreign trip emphasizes the special status of interstate cooperation. cooperation is actively developing and further strengthening of business ties. surely you will discuss this during big negotiations and meetings. and depin has them. a lot is planned today, as the chinese leader is expected to receive vladimir putin it will be a bilateral meeting. tête-à-tête, then the leaders will have dinner together for tomorrow , narrow and extended talks are scheduled, following which a press statement will be issued. in addition , the l

certainly be closely monitored by the world and china's neighbors, but threats are already being heard in the senate. if china refuses to act on orders from the united states, it will need to be deprived. kim of trade preferences also justifies this by the need to protect american workers, as we face a new era of competition from china, we need such an agenda in washington that would make our working class strong and independent we can start by canceling the love deal the washington elites made with china 23 years ago to end normal trade relations imposing high tariffs and protecting american workers that washington is suspicious of china as an intermediary. writes french lemon. there, they say, tense relations have developed with the western countries of beijing. and if china intends to fix that one must put pressure on moscow on the reaction of the united states focused their attention. the italian carriage journalists writes that both washington and brussels consider the meeting in moscow only a cover, and the very idea of ​​peace talks according to the plan. the west intends to crush beijing, so there is a counteroffensive. interest in the media to nip

trust of which in the world from china has been awarded, few have been on the path of strengthening cooperation between belarus and china for a long time. what do the visits of heads of state prove, each of the countries has many ideas for improving and developing bilateral relations, and one of them is the great stone project. china has an ambitious uh goal of creating a uh one belt one road economic space. uh, china is very active in promoting this idea and uh, so to speak, one of the main directions of this project. this is belarus in this respect. uh, chinese belarusian relations oni, are currently on the rise and uh, over the past 10 years we have seen a dynamic picture of the expansion of chinese belarusian cooperation in the economic sphere. uh, key element. this cooperation is also the industrial park of belarus, the great stone, which is, so to speak, a key element of chinese belarusian economic relations. uh, car factories built by china and there is cooperation in belarus, uh, in various fields of industrial and military technical belarus warned about the signs of a growing global security crisis 5 years ago deputy foreign minister of belarus yury ambrazevich, s

it is different from the united states and china , well, in general, russia would really like europe in a different way than the solidarity of the united states is happy, so i i don't think that it can be any systemic changes, because it is unlikely that the european countries of the eu as a whole and individual european countries will change the route of the atlantic security, that is , first of all, the aspects and trade interaction. but there are such incomprehensible phantoms, if there is any strategy of acquisition, it is not known about what but if it’s still direct that these are some changes , a radical approach in these countries, but we’ll see, we need to follow this carefully and china. they really wanted to break away from the eu under the common position of the united states, and such well in us there are two minutes left and i would like to ask such a question a and the real real time of accession is, first of all, is ukraine's accession to nato real and the real time of accession is three years five years immediately after the end of the war. in what way, more or less

the us personally. i don’t think that china is a threat to the united states, and i don’t think that china is a threat to world, but this approach is not supported in the us today, because the us is divorced. it’s just that i would say some kind of paranoia about economic success in china, and about eight years ago, somewhere in the fifteenth year, the united states decided that china must be contained in the same way that the soviet union had to be contained at one time . so somewhere in in 1915 , the cold war against china began, the tone of the usa the rogue china has changed dramatically we remember very well that trump unilaterally imposed very harsh tariffs on china uh, the rhetoric has changed, but bidenteds takes an even more anti-chinese position on a number of issues and now an attempt is being made to cut off the supply of all high technologies to china, while it is openly said that this is done in order to slow down the chinese economy, naturally, because of this, china will get even closer. so you are absolutely correct. raise the question it is quite obvious that both in washington and brus