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google search engine services in china was banned in 2010 and it has only a limited presence there. as the us and china lock horns, the you purchased barley pricing for potential economic photographs with trump hinting of types on the you next, the global trade battle ground is likely to see more clashes with grabbing intensity lots where things stand between the us and china. now, as we seem to canada and mexico, those things can change quickly. a tutor settled calm as a former mexican, i'm boss of the to the united states a welcome to the day, mr. bassett, a rental officer. in today's america's costly i'm, if i read it right, do you believe that donald trump beef with mexico is about much more of an illegal migrants and fencing now and the mexico has brought some of this trouble on itself . yes, and that is a good thanks for reading. and i think this is much more deeper than just linkage of terrorists to immigration and fentanyl. and in fact, i think the 2 greatest at the front of the terrace, regardless of the fact that they were now explicitly linked to these 2 issues, and that they'd be

china. and the dispute comes as data shows record high imports into the us, pressuring the trade deficit eventher. our north america business correspondent, ritika gupta has more. of tariffs, racing to secure foreign—made goods. china ranked as the country with the biggest deficit in goods in december, sending around $25 billion more wto procedures give the us and china 60 days at which point china has the right to request adjudication by a panel of judges. but the final wto panel that settles trade disputes the appointment of newjudges to the body, making it unclear well, a former senior official at the world trade organisation has told the bbc that china's formal complaint over into the us than it purchased. wto procedures give the us and china 60 days to resolve their dispute through consultations, at which point china has the right to request adjudication by a panel of judges. but the final wto panel that settles trade disputes remains unable to function, as the us refuses to approve the appointment of newjudges to the body, making it unclear how effective a remedy it will be. well, a for

thank you for getting us up to speed on that. comes after speed on that. it comes after china firing line and tariffs are coming into effect on monday. to speak to him. our guest as? didn't to be pressured into making a deal canada and mexico. from mexico and canada through a series of phone calls to stall or postpone any tariffs. to have a conversation. how will the trump administration likely measures and expected to discuss this over the phone and reach some kind of conclusion, power battle for supremacy both in trade and if it is to be resolved, my guess is it will be visiting beijing sometime in the next few months. the us energy sector is in the firing line. additional tariffs on american crude oil, an energy expert says it will not deal too much of a blow to in the �*term. i think we need to look both at the near term and longer term impact. in the near term, in terms of crude oil, thermal coal, it is a negligible amount of volume and will not have a big impact. metallurgical coal, slightly bigger. 20% of us exports come into china and that accounts perhaps the biggest

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us market. but if we look at the broad picture, china is economy isn't as reliant on the us as it once was. both to trade ties with other parts of the world have made china the top trading partner for more than $100.00 countries. the white house says us president donald trump will speak with china as president. she didn't ping as soon as this week. jessica washington, which is 0 aging. they are paying commission chief us that of on the land has been laying out to have plans to avoid a trade war with us during a speech to diplomats in brussels from the line one, the global rise to the bottom will not benefit either the us. oh, your lot is at stake on both sides that jobs, businesses, industries here and in the united states. that's the rely on the trans atlantic partnership. so we want to make it, which i'm not only because of our historic ties, but because it is simply a smart business. so our 1st priority is now to work on the many areas where the interest converge. and there's still scope to do so much more from critical supply chains. for emerging technologies. we will be ready for tough

china accused the us of making and false 10% tariffs against china. d the dispute comes as data shows record—high imports into the us, pressuring the trade deficit. here's ritika gupta. china lodged a complaint with the wto just one day after us president donald trump raised border taxes on chinese goods by 10%, a measure he said was intended to address an influx of illegal drugs. china accused the us of making unfounded and false allegations about its role in the fentanyl trade to justify tariffs on chinese products. in the protectionist and violated world trade rules. it has also announced its own retaliatory tariffs to begin on 10 february. meanwhile, data release on wednesday showed us imports hit their highest on record in december, jumping to around $293 billion as businesses responded new to of newjudges to the making it �* effective 7 �* effective a �*effective a remedy 7 �*effective a remedy will tom graham at the wto explained how the international haw the internatienél ~ , ~ ~ , does not hew the ihterhetiehet ~ , ~ ~ , does not the organisat

us market. but if we look at the broad picture, china's economy isn't as reliant on the us as it once was. both to trade ties with other parts of the wealth of may china, the top trading partner for more than $100.00 countries. the white house says us president donald trump will speak with china as president season paying. as soon as this week, jessica washington, which is 0 aging. they are paying commission chief us of on the line. it's been laying out to have plans to avoid fable with us during a speech to diplomats and brussels on the line with the global race to the bottom will not benefit either the us or europe. houses here as hush him on the bottle as in brussels with the latest in the next 4 years. we've extremely difficult for the a you lead us particular when it comes to the best way to deal with that from administration. when it comes to the issue of ties, they are very skeptical of this, explains why they are cautious. they say that for the time being the which for all the possible ways to do business with a trump administration. but if it's ultimately decides to implement the t

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government says differences should be worked out with dialogue. knows terrace shumate. html code to china. us economic trade corporation is mutually beneficial on the when, when there are no, when is and trade volt entire force. in january, the aging announced its trade surplus climbed to $990000000000.00 in 2024. china manufacturers, a wide range of products from solar panels to consume of devices and electric vehicles. but even as exploits boom, its economy faces other challenges. weak domestic spending is a persistent concern for china as ease of property sector crisis. and ty, local government debt at the moment, exports our bright spot for the economy. but the new year begins with a degree of uncertainty, as the wealth waits for president. trump's next move. jessica washington out to 0. they j. 6 american men detained in venezuela have been free by president nicholas maderos government, beverly scholars, a meeting between monroe and trump's. and boy richard grinnell will discuss the us to mom that venezuela take back to both of my drums. while i was on pitts, he's monitoring developments

us market. but if we look at the broad picture, china is economy isn't as reliant on the us as it once was. both to trade ties with other parts of the world have made china the top trading partner for more than $100.00 countries. the white house says us president donald trump will speak with china as president. she didn't ping as soon as this week. jessica washington, which is 0 aging. as salvatore's president has offered to accept deportees of any nationality from the united states for a fee, under the deal, the us will be able to send to convicted criminals last citizens. all legal residents assessed prison sentences in el salvador stairs. the usa department previously described its overcrowded prisons as harsh and dangerous, but now secretary of state, monica rubio described it as an offer of friendship and says, is profoundly grateful that he has agreed to accept the deportation any illegal alien in the united states. it was a criminal from any nationality they m. s 13 or claim that our in house them in his jails. and 3rd, he has offered to house in his jails, dangerous american criminal

we begin with breaking news a fresh trade war between the us and china as just kicked off.

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after that, both of us and you shares declined as china experienced a dramatic search. over the last decade, the u. s. chair has increased again while the use has been steadily declining. beyond all the individual crises that the you assessed. it was known for a while. it as a bigger problem, which it must handle. that's why it is compiled to major reports recently focusing on 2 economic areas. one, it's single marcus. i'm to, it's ability to compete in a world economy that's increasingly dominated by the us. i'm china. what's happened? these are sort of form of learned helplessness. they said they are aware that is a problem. and, and in driving was off status was in re carletta resolves to investigate these issues because people know there's a problem. the letter reports and the drug you reports aim to guide you out of its current malays. to understand the aim of these 2 major documents we spoke with in rico, let's the author of the letter report. he's a former italian prime minister and the current dean of my university school of politics, economics, and global affair

between the us and china. we asked people in the streets of staging what they think of donald trump's terrace on chinese to it's and how they feel about the us china relationship because of the china and the us need to co operate in many areas such as a i don't yasu to the us startups a big impact on chinese economy, especially exports. the tires will particularly sting businesses reliant on the us market. but if we look at the broad picture, chinese economy isn't as reliant on the us as it once was. both to trade ties with other parts of the world have made china the top trading partner for more than $100.00 countries. the white house says us president donald trump will speak with china as president season paying. as soon as this week, jessica washington, which is 0 aging on monday, stocks in europe will 1st lump, dr. tom said he'll soon and post house on goods from the european union. i shouldn't have bought a is joining us live from brussel. so you minutes has mentioned brussels on monday, hash them to discu

use ego stand. i'll see gar. thank you. so china has slapped back at washington with retaliatory tariffs within minutes of us levies on chinese products coming into effect. the aging brand of the us move a threat to global markets in order to defend its legitimate rights and interest. china has sued the us taxation measures to the world trade organization, dispute settlement mechanism. the united states has imposed tariffs on chinese in ports, which is a serious violation of w t o. rules and has a bad nature. it is a typical unilateralists and trade protectionist approach which seriously harms the rules based multilateral trading system. destroys the foundation of economic and trade cooperation between china and the united states and, disturbs the stability of the global industrial chain as well. the new terrorist included sweeping restrictions on a number of rare metal exports crucial to defense, clean energy and other industries. china also promised to implement additional duties on energy, agriculture, and large engine vehicles i

between the us and china. we asked people in the streets of staging what they think of donald trump's terrace on chinese to it's and how they feel about the us china relationship. because the china and the us need to co operate in many areas such as a, i don't you also the us startups a big impact on chinese economy, especially exports. the tires will particularly sting businesses reliant on the us market. but if we look at the broad picture, chinese economy isn't as reliant on the us as it once was. both to trade ties with other parts of the world have made china the top trading partner for more than $100.00 countries. the white house says us president donald trump will speak with china, is president cj and paying as soon as this week, jessica washington, which is 0 aging. we are paying commission chief us of on the line has been laying out their plans to avoid a trade war with us during a speech to diplomats and brussels on the line wound, global rise to the bottom will not benefit either the us or europe. i'

but i think that we should look at a bigger picture on us. global target was and is not only targeting china, but many countries, including the us, canada, mexico, the european countries. so how's the beer as a, i think w t o director general know goes on to and you've been us one your message at b as the years, almost conference matters. and she said that and to, for ted treat war pumped up by the us target, right. whether it is the 25 percent or 60 percent target each have catastrophic consequences. both global growth that is catastrophic and everyone will pay in the chinese government has also announced this anti monopoly investigation into google or tell us more about that and is this related to the latest term or just a coincidence? all right, so, so far we haven't see any coal ration between the 2 cases. so they must be the anti and one da play investigative investigation and developed as the terrors actually enter monopoly investigation into will go, has be done many times in the european markets in the us market. and china is following the market of practice. actually in 2020 and the

and president trump says they present a threat to us national interest because china could potentially use them to block the flow of us commercial and military vessels. president consider only know, says claim to chinese control of the waterway or quote inventions and lies telling al jazeera that he knows of no threat. looked into the game. google threatened secretary rubio would have to demonstrate to me that the chinese are deploying drones. so doing something that would impact the canals and security. but until now i can't speculate to about such a thing until now there's been no issues. the panama canal operates 24 hours a day, $365.00 days out of the year. and it is one exclusively by panama, which is a neutral country. that means that in times of peace or war, any country in the world has access to this canals. for example, this chinese ship, which is followed right behind by a one from the united states. they are the 2 countries with most use, this waterway, by the way, the president trump is claiming the us ships are being charged more than others. but the canals operations vic

the last country facing us, todd of is china. trump will speak to his chinese counterpart press the g in the next day or so. but for the moment, what was described by one us financial newspaper, as the dumbest trade war in history appears to be on hold. i was sure i'll just see the washington. hello, so i can jot in. charlie is an associate professor of political science at the national university of the single pool, and then on residents of the clinic in china join us from single kentucky with us on the program. i mean with target some chinese goods entering the us about to be targeted on tuesday. what sort of products are we talking about? we're looking large neat consumer products. that's the, that seems to be the bulk of products that say biase, exports to the united states. i mean, most of the impacts will any sort of tires have on the chinese economy, knowing that the us is china is largest trading partner. there will be some impact . but i think it's useful to recall that the, the, the economy is already on the terrace. uh, by the probably ministration from the 1st time around

those would include export control input controls, making it more challenging for us funds to do business. here in mainland china, the question is whether it wants to resort to those measures. the key detail is, of course, the broad a theme of the us china relationship in recent years has result revolves around this theme of retaliation. if we take just one example in the technology sector, well when the, when the by an administration announced restrictions on the export of say, for example, send me conductors, trying to responded very quickly with the further restrictions on things like critical minerals. so that retaliatory nature of the us, china relationship. if something we've all come to know and expect in recent years, the difference is, is that china's economy faces a number of key challenges. particularly in, in domestic sense of use unemployment, all side of the property sector, crisis of low consumer spending, while exports remain a bright spot to the economy. so the question is whether china wants to necessarily rock the boat too much with this matter? a tire of considering the exports are really one

as country facing us, titus is china from full speak to his chinese counterpart. press the gee in the next day or so. but for the moment, what was described by one us financial newspaper as the dumbest trade water in history appears to be on hold. island fisher. i'll just go to washington. president trump tear of threats have dominated discussions. and you may think european commission presidents, us live on the land, so as well, having a working relationship with the u. s. as by so europe would passively except economic penalties from trump's administration. the european union is prepared for robust, but constructive dialogue with the united states. but we also recognize potential challenges and the relationship with the united states. and we're ready for that. and when targets it uncertainty are arbitrary lead. the european union will respond from the push them all barbara has more from brussels as the you need is arrived a brussels for the crucial summit. one year olds, defense strategy, and board and ukraine. stock market in the continent were tumbling investor

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so we look at shane and html within the broader tube for kat between us and china. right now. i think 1st of all it's unfortunate, but in many ways it's not unexpected. i think one of the things we've seen about the us right now is, as the us and china worked towards a meeting between trump and she, it seems like they're both taking a position where they need to demonstrate sprint. they need to exert continual pressure, various credible threats to try to make the position of the bargaining table or more even in their favor. now the us is actually taking more of a unilateral approach. they have used terrace, not only for trade related purposes, but increasingly for non economic purposes as well. and china as they think about their response. so far they've been fairly measured, possibly because they want to look like the adult in a room, possibly because they have more to lose, which is very likely the case because china does export more to the us than they buy from uh, from the us. uh so for, for companies like sheen and html. um it's, it's a quite a volatile moment. now the tro

china based on the fact that this ending fentenol to mexico and canada response. china is government says it has supported us efforts to combat the opioid crisis, and this one is the toughest countries in the world on combining narcotics on the campaign trail. trumpet, topped tough on china, flagging import, texas of 60 percent on chinese goods. but since entering office, trump appears to have toned down such a rhetoric. in the short term, it seems like a positive sign, but we're still not sure how would, how it will lead to in the media and little the time because it is still a quite unpredictable, difficult to predict. you know, terms next move. but the bottom line, as soon as the, the tablet increase, it will be very difficult to reverse. china is government says differences should be worked out with dialogue. most terrace to make g mail codes with china. us economic trade corporation is mutually beneficial on the when, when there are no winners in trade was the entire full. so in january the aging announced its trade surplus climbed to $990000000000.00 in 2024 china manufacturers, a wide range of product

china perceived us resistance to its assistance as a deliberate effort to hamper or impede china's rise. so we also find that some of the covid 19 aid distributed by china in vaccine distributions as well, was to counter assistance sent by the united states. so there was this element of geopolitics in the aid distribution as well. let me say a few words about russia, because russia's logic is also very much state centric. and you probably heard the famous saying from vladimir putin, who was quoted. so the state and its institute, tions and structures have always played an exceptionally important role in the life of the country and its people. so for russians, a strong state is not an anomaly to fight against. quite the contrary, it is the source and guarantor of order. the initiator and the main driving force of any change. and of course. but if china's aid policy is has been linked to the goal of global leadership, russia hasn't really proposed anything that can be emulated on the global scale. instead, russia's humanitarian action has been driven by concern with projecting and defendi

but will a project work on the chinese a i trump pump deep seats, us from the world and world stuff markets could china be us? tech john? so the own game and where to start leaves the global race, artificial intelligence. so who blinked 1st, the us or canada and mexico president donald trump has delayed imposing terrace on his close this trading allies. by a month off, the guarantees were given on board a security of fentanyl trafficking, canada, and mexico may have delayed a trade will. the could have impacted north america and beyond the trump support of say, his plan to leverage the american economy to force concessions from other nations. has noticed a wind on a different front. china has hit back against trump's additional towers on chinese products with its own measures due to take effect on february 10th. that could give some time for the wells to largest economies to step back from an escalating trade dispute. as over cos, i'm sharif reports, us preston. donald trump is claiming an early victory in an emerging trade. val, with his north american neighbors. he delayed tad of sun canada and mexic

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china is 50 headed snake. they usetheir 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 with th

us. of course, in addition to these criticisms, china has launched its own metallic treatment. the 1st of which took place was took effect today on monday, that is an extra 10 to 15 percent power on the import of us boils because like not to gas, cold us plumbing equipment and some large vehicles. in addition to this move, this also was a case against us, the world trade organization, its section to us companies, its tighten control over the expos, personal as minerals such as thompson. and lastly, it's launching. and as you've heard nancy, looking the investigation into us tech joint and katrina, these options have been described as were strange. so what message is china really trying to send to the us here? i think it's important to remember that these are restraint actions because they only effects about 14000000000 dollars worth of us entrance into china, which is not a huge proportion of the $160000000000.00 worth of goods that have buys from us every yes or trying to hear is not trying to like maximum damage. what it's trying to do is give washington a taste of the kind of

us has the chips. it has the data, but it doesn't have the energy at low cost. so it's going to be an interesting battle on those fronts. but what china did with deep sea, basically showed that western a, i is too expensive at the current current rate. and in order to get to a i that can be democratized and used by everyone. we've got to drive down the cost, or it is the room though, so for to athletes in this race will $1.00 continue to outpace the other? would always be the us versus china in terms of artificial intelligence. the short answer is it doesn't have to be, it could be a 3rd horse race that comes out. and that really depends on what different countries decide to do in terms of their ai policy. for example, you take care say they've done a great job right. of actually trying to bring a guy to the market, but they're gonna need a lot more demand. they're going to need a lot more data centers to be able to play in the game. so right now it is a very expensive proposition. unlike the internet is centralized, it's closed, there are few players and it's real expensive. but for a to break down, we're going to see other players.

and president trump says they present a threat to us and national interest because china could potentially use them to block the flow of us commercial and military vessels. president consider only know, says claim to chinese control of the waterway or quote.

china. it's huge us trade surface. that's for again, jessica washington straight away. she's in beijing. so jessica of china heading back right away. that's right, makes aging had promised count them is a know we know what those are just within minutes of these us tire of taking effect . i'll just talk you through what we knew now. that aging has imposed a 15 percent tire on us coal and ellen g, 10 percent on crude oil and farm equipment and some also some additional measures. also with mentioning china, also imposing some further import controls on critical men, minerals, the export to the us. of course, those are essential for the manufacturer of certain kinds human devices of modern technology as well. and an interesting modules who knows aging, also announcing that it's uh, it's an antique monopoly regulator that's as launched an investigation into google . so let's break down exactly how significant these reduces they doing. so to select seen some of the tools and it's kids taking quite a multifaceted approach to it through tele ation, employing things like input controls, export con