and instead of acknowledging any value in these protests, the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson went on to really a pivot and point blame at some foreign journalists who have been covering these protest. a little bit of effort on the side of the chinese authorities, as well as the state media to de, legitimize these protests, as well as defend, continually defend china's 0 carbon policy. what had once been a point of national pride, it seems, have now become a liability press conference from china's state council. and what we saw interestingly used were, was an acknowledgment of some of the mistakes made in the implementation of china 0 harvard policy. while they were saying were that they, that there had been a lack of patience, a lack of communication on the ground. also that there have been some excessive heavy handedness by some officials imposing the 0 carving policies, and that some people had arbitrarily or illegally expanded the scope of lock downs . in south korea, truck drivers have shaved their heads and protests against government orders to go back to work by demanding a

and most importantly, the sedinping and the chinese foreign ministry officially announced that sedinping way, for the first time in 2 years. none of them obviously wanted to see each other somewhere behind the margins of this summit on november 14, the chinese foreign ministry in just 2 days. before the meeting, he announced that he was sitting pin, everyone who works with a chinese look is well aware that the chinese - these are people who do everything strongly, ahead of time, if he goes somewhere, then this is usually a very long period in a month or two. moreover, i remind you that pince sits biden and talked. for the first time, biden was the last major politician who congratulated baidan on taking office as the president of the united states did it in a very chinese subtly congratulated him at the beginning happy new year called him there 3 months later, like , as if not to congratulate him on becoming president on the chinese new year. what am i talking about, what am i still getting at through the ukrainians and through our experts who mean to reason. about the fact that china ma

are chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said paging wasn't aware of any solidarity protest abroad against it says you recovered policy is paging and denial. yes, i think this is a very clear strategy from the chinese government. try not to directly confront a topic that is so sensitive and so uncomfortable for it right now. as we can also see in the domestic media, there is almost no mention about the protests that have broken out in different parts of china. even though those protests truly disrupted a lot of the everyday life and has in fact become the main discussion point between chinese citizens living inside the country. so we are seeing a very clear strategy and the clear stands for aging, which is that they don't want to openly publicly being asked or having to address the issue until they have a very clear strategy about how to deal with the pressing crisis. how much of a challenge are these protest in china to president she just being in the communist parties authority so i think this is actually, in fact putting the chinese government in a very difficult position as we know the

both countries could work together and her according to the chinese spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry. china is looking to finding a way it is looking for finding a right past to continue the relationship with the u. s. and so i think that the best outcome will be that both sides could probably agree on reopening communication channels that were suspended lately. and that they could her, i asked their teams to continue the dialogue. i'll see you as likely to find any allies amongst you 20 conscious when it comes to containing china's influence. well, i think that's, of course, the key question here and president biden, unlike his predecessor, donald trump is so focusing on building such an international alliance to contain china's influence with countries like indonesia, for instance, on india, to play a role. and here of course, hopes for the europeans to be part of this alliance too. and we have to say that sir, the recipients are beginning to overthink their relations with china. they also, and they have sort of toughen at their stance on china. however, they want to develop their

also, according to a statement from the chinese foreign ministry appraise for the willingness to show a dialogue here in, in bali and also a b agreement to resume the plexi grain a deal that was about to expire. so really the fact that china and is willing to look into this mutual declaration that is clearly condemning the war in your grain, is a signal that the patients off of states like india and china were close allies of russia is really running out in a conflict that has increased the prices for energy, but also prices for food at the g p. g 20 making in violet care of matters. thanks so much or earlier i spoke to definitely reporter she gosh, as she mccallski in warsaw. i asked him with a poland, is concerned that the war in ukraine could potentially spill over into its territory . well, it hasn't been the case until now. the folder shared people having to read them directly from the company. knowing that point is part of nato. that big military alliance and that's and that's l i. switzer come to, it's help if it's needed and so forth. has been called coordinating very cool. yo

then there's also a statement from the chinese foreign ministry that says that they welcomed it. russia is open for dialogue and they're what they also welcome that russia is open to prolong a deal that has been made with ukraine to allow grain coming out of ukraine. and then i'd also fertilizer, which is, which is quite crucial at all of us. all of this tells us and also the fact that there is now a joint declaration signed by china. and all of us tells us that the patience of, of countries like china, but also india is really running thin with russia fighting a war that has been inflated prices much as of energy for food as well. gabe on that topic. um i know we prices and oil prices sky rocketed on these developments as they came through last night, but then settled down somewhat still global energy and food supplies are in focus. how a lead as they're reacting and are they making progress on that front. i wanted to say that the needs of presidency. i was very careful in working something out that really practically helps in this crisis. and so at the nissan president went through a

well, there was the 1600 word readout from the chinese foreign ministry. on the talks on taiwan was the absolute priority there that there is no, no change in taiwan china seas, taiwan, part of its territory and in bible and it, you know that the u. s. is to steer clear at the same time. this is an example of how geo politics feed into the economy. because this is the reason why the u. s. and china are strategic rivalries is because of these ideological differences. and these geopolitical differences feed into the economy because the u. s. doesn't want to help boost the chinese military by giving it micro chips that are produced either in the u. s. or through with allied taiwan. so it's imposed these restrictions. so taiwan is the central issue in these talks in macroeconomic terms, just as much as there is a geopolitical issue. now there's been increasing nervousness in the west about dependencies on china. for example, with photovoltaics, the majority of those are produced in china. did we see dependencies as an issue that was discussed today? i think ha

and void, the scandalous resolution, contrary to international law, was criticized by the chinese foreign ministry that they want to steal from our country and in which states have already begun to appropriate russian property yevgeny reshetnev. the authors of the initiative were ukraine netherlands guatemala and canada, they proposed to recognize that russia is responsible for the violation of international law and to oblige it to compensate for the damage caused, which in turn will be all entered in a special register. you need to create a registry. why is this an overreach? i cannot understand what is incomprehensible to the representative of canada is explained by experts in international law, where the assembly cannot place any responsibility on anyone. this is contrary to its constitution. all this is an absolute legal niegism attempt. e confiscate and turn let's say in favor of the father in in this case ukraine e, russian assets. and this is absolutely not the subject of the competence of general england and the entire united nations organization, there is the un convention on the jurisdic

according to the chinese foreign ministry, beijing will firmly defend its sovereignty, security and development interests. this superpowers have numerous disagreements from washington military presence in asia to allegations of human rights violations . and the question of ty, one political analyst and senior fellow at the pango institution quinn dog zoo again says that the u. s. statements on red lines don't correspond with the pressure on chinese sovereignty. the thing is the us in the provoking by the mass. lock the, the speaker up, the house to challenge you, trying to use the salt rental over taiwan challenges cultural in february. cobra, one is not china thinking somebody challenge the us already in the us is the corporate that the us, the party which created a lot of problem is the talk will not voice bill, but for china and full asia at 80 percent that we biden to you know, guideline, i think is appropriate to clear the right lines that we need. how was the part of china, how, why the chinese ricky and watching some not in fear or encourage or in both the independent of one of the 2 tha

in addition, the chinese foreign ministry denied biden's recent words that china is allegedly distancingom the official representative of the joulian department of russia said, quoting the news agency and the news agency, relations between russia and china, laundries are like the rock, they are not directed against others and are based on mutual respect and trust. the us treasury department announced the lifting of financial restrictions on diplomatic missions of our country participate in operations carried out in the interests of russian embassies and consulates, in particular, payroll and reimbursement of expenses of employees of diplomatic departments, russian ambassador. anatoly antonov called the decision the right, albeit belated step, another step by the us treasury related to russian banks that fell under sanctions, among them, for example, vnesheconombank vtb sberbank the ministry allowed transactions with these banks until mid-may if they relate to operations related to mining processing and supply of energy carriers. well, on the other hand, the us department of commerce anno

launched from russia, restraint urged france and china sources at the elysee palace quoted the chinese foreign ministry's agency as issuing the official statement is logical that we approach this issue with the utmost caution, many countries have the same type of weapon, and therefore the definition of the type of missile does not necessarily mean the identification of the subject who used it, we are familiar with the relevant reports in this situation. all parties must remain calm and exercise restraint. to avoid escalating the situation to the president in poland, russia is not involved in president erdogan, just like the us president is still in bali on his statement, much more specifically that happened with a provocation. i met with olaf to the shors, six nato countries held negotiations, and there was a general impression that this was not a russian missile. we should not insist that the missile was launched from russia. i think it would be a provocation. military experts are already carefully reviewing the videos and photos from the scene of the incident judging by the comments, the wreckage. inde

according to the chinese foreign ministry, beijing will quote, firmly defend its sovereignty security and development interests. the superpowers have numerous disagreements ranging from washington military presence in asia to allegations of human rights violations. to the issue of taiwan. gender of the pan gal institution again says that the u. s. statement on red lines don't correspond with their pressure on chinese sovereignty. the thing is the us in the pro, bulky in the math and from the speaker of the house to challenge to try to use the salt rented over taiwan challenges. cultural integrity over one is not china thinking somebody challenge the u. s. wrench in the us is the corporate that the us, the r v would you created a lot of problem is that will not voicemail for china and will asia asia pacific we binding to baseline. i think he's appropriate to clear the right lines need. how want the part of trying to tell why the chinese over and t, and watch it to not interfere or encourage or emboldened independent of one of his back tooth that printed the island from china. that's th

to explore the space of the universe together with china, as 17 states have stated in the chinese foreign ministrylude switzerland germany italy and of course russia have received an invitation to cooperate on the chinese space station expanding its presence beyond the borders of the earth. china clearly follows its space strategy, not stopping in near-earth orbit in plans for the next 8 years, flights to jupiter mars and the moon , where, together with russia, beijing is likely to build and a full-fledged scientific station, you understand that the alignment of forces in orbit is shifting boss space force headquarters. the united states was forced to recognize china as capable of catching up and surpassing the united states in space, so as not to lose the race for the moon and already in 2030, the chinese plan to land on its surface, the americans are preparing their alternative to the chinese artemis plan and invites other countries to join it, but only by signing a preliminary a special us bilateral agreement that the chinese press has already called washington's attempt to create space noteboo

and democracy then those protests were harshly suppressed by the communist party in the chinese foreign ministry protests listen maybe china is a country where there is rule of law and various legal rights and freedoms that chinese citizens have are fully guaranteed by law at the same time all at the same time all rights and freedoms must be exercised within the framework of the law what else does this mean protests in china, what they can lead to, let's talk further with us on the link alina hrytsenko , chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, good evening, good evening, indeed, the protests that are currently ongoing, as we have already noted, are the largest since 1989 on the animation square, but then the protest suppressed. what do you think are the prospects of the protest today? at the moment, the protests cannot be called anti-government or revolutionary; they are mostly protests against the policy of zero tolerance or tolerance. the fact is that the protests are taking place in big cities in metropolises such as shanghai, such as nanteen , guangzhou and the backb

according to the chinese foreign ministry, beijing woolfolk family to find that sovereignty security and development interest, there are superpower, their super powers have numerous disagreements from washington, military presence and asia to allegations of human rights violations. and of course the question of taiwan political analyst and senior fellow at the panel institution sion dozer again says that the u. s. statement on red lines don't correspond with their pressures on chinese sovereignty. the thing is the us in the promo key in the method speaker of the house to challenge to try to use the salt rented over taiwan challenges. cultural in february, 1 is not china thinking somebody challenge the us. so if you focus on the us in the corporate that the us, the r v would you created a lot of problems in the book, talk will not voice bill, but china and all asia at 80 percent. they were biting about the guideline, i think is appropriate to clear the right lines need how one of the part of china, how, why the chinese over and he and washing not in fear or encourage or in both indepe

i, chinese foreign ministry spokesperson play down the incident saying it should not be viewed as criticism. adding that beijing supported such frank exchanges as long as they took place on an equal basis. when suki did, he did, he mentioned was indeed a short conversation. both lead his health during the g 20 summit. this is very normal. i don't think it should be interpreted as chairman c criticizing or accusing anyone actual people need. the answer then comes months after a similar exchange between moscow in paris. when the french president leaked the contents of a confidential car with vladimir putin to western media, russian foreign minister survey lab rav criticize the move thing. diplomatic ethics had been ignored in india based strategic affairs expert told us that justin trudeau had potentially undermined any future dialogue. with china. oh, why just do me speak of those 3 unfair i log on only to stand up for disability. but in the all narrative in the public that it did seem like chinese, i thought him a lesson normally during multi lateral summit, we do not see such heated exchan

biden that beijing will distance itself from moscow, according to the representative of the chinese foreign ministrys country does not distance itself from russia. on the contrary, it is interested in cooperation with this country, but at the same time, both states are not going to create a union against some other third party, but only want to have this alliance in order to obtain mutual benefit from such cooperation. well, by the way, i must emphasize that the president of the united states of america, joe boyden, just a few days ago said that china would distance itself from moscow, but that they would still continue cooperation and that this cooperation it was not turned against any other countries, well, i am coming to you. kazakhstan supports the territorial integrity and respects all countries of the world, the president of kazakhstan said about this today at the summit of the organization of turkic peoples' countries in samarkand. kasym zhomar tokayev and added that his government calls for the strict implementation of the united nations charter, mr. president emphasized that this principle

in 5 years, a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson played down the incidence saying that it shouldn't be viewed as criticism. adding that beijing supported such frank exchanges as long as they took place on equal basis. don't yuki did he did? he mentioned was indeed a short conversation. both leaders help during the g 20 summit. this is very normal . i don't think it should be interpreted. it's chairman c criticizing or accusing anyone should be able to. this then comes months after a similar exchange between moscow and paris. when the french presidents leave the contents of a confidential call, the vladimir putin to western media. russian foreign minister said caleb rav criticized the move, saying the diplomatic ethics had been ignored. earlier an india based strategic affairs experts hold is that just intrude? oh, had potentially undermined any future dialogue with china while just intruder, me speak about free and fair dialogue. learning to parents stand up for disability, but in the oral narrative, in the public that it did seem like chinese had taught him a lesson. normally durin

under according to the chinese foreign ministry, 336 biological laboratories in 30 countries of the worldresting to listen to washington's explanations about the goals of such vigorous activity, because there is obviously something to hide, given how quickly the united states evacuated the pentagon's biological laboratories from the territory of ukraine when approaching them, the lines of contact were trophy documents, it turns out that up to that point, there really is. biological developments were carried out related to the creation of biological weapons, e for use in the region eastern europe, primarily western russia, and also saw work with samples that could be used in the future in asia, including against china, given the specifics of biological weapons. we cannot rule out that new outbreaks of new modified strains of coronavirus in china may be man-made, just like the new version of the coronavirus itself. some experts even say that the united states is trying to destabilize the situation in the middle kingdom with such test-tube weapons, given the current conflict between washingt

chinese foreign ministry spokesman zhao lijian says that this fire and the coronavirus restrictions were by foreign forces with ulterior motives, but these the protests only showed dissatisfaction among the society that was already showing up in china, this man says that people want dignity and justice and adds that he does not want chinese children to continue living in this era of horror one of china's problems is that no one knows when the government will lift the coronavirus restrictions, and even if the government has a plan, people are not told about it, so it seems to people that the restrictions can last forever , which is terrifying. china's zero-covid policy involves a permanent lockdown in which the country is in its third year, people are not allowed to leave their homes or travel, and in addition, mass testing is everywhere, sometimes the authorities can block entire cities and close entire businesses, but even with such strict restrictions, covid-19 continues to spread within five days, a record number of new cases were registered in the country, and further to iran , anti-

according to a spoke person from the chinese foreign ministry, beijing will quote, firmly defend its sovereign chief security and development interest. there are numerous disagreements between the 2 superpowers, such as washington's military presence in asia, alleged human rights violations, economic policies, and especially questions surrounding taiwan. so to get more on the prospects of the upcoming summer was cross live now to chin goes to a political analyst and senior fellow at the pan goal institution. thanks so much for joining us on the program today. now the g, 2000 and platform that could be used for solving and discussing global pressing issues, but will the west really use this chair or use this chance rather to change his time? now there have of course been reports that ratio to neck is calling to boy caught russia statements at the summit. how do you see this playing out moving forward? well, you do here like why? like big you, okay. crime minister and also french foreign ministry that we're calling for basically for our i think the client is at a g 20 families that thi

and instead of acknowledging any value in these protests, the chinese foreign ministry spokesman, you went on to really a pivot and point blame at some foreign journalists who have been covering these protests there. in particular that was and mention of the b b. c journalist who had been seen to be assaulted by several chinese police in shanghai on sunday, and they accused the v received playing victim by highlighting, highlighting that incidence. also we've seen that in chinese state media, some commentary of several national bloggers bloggers who have been saying that many of these protests has been fueled by foreign forces. so i think a little bit of effort on the side of the chinese authorities, as well as the state media to de legitimized these protests as well as defend, continually defend china's 0 current policy. what had once been a point of national pride, it seems, have now become a liability. are we saying i miss? i may, authorities might be stung to think about revising some of the 0 coven policy restrictions? well, we are, we're not seeing any sort of tacit an explicit

and that it never comes to an invasion. for her part, the official representative of the chinese foreign ministryif the countries concerned sincerely strive for peace and stability in the taiwan strait, they must abide by the principle of one china and work with china in order to clearly oppose the independence movement, and there was a talk about russia the white house has long been trying to push beijing to condemn the special military operation in ukraine . it seems that the bidens did not achieve their goal, so he again declares support for ukraine money. and with weapons, we will not participate in any negotiations, nothing can be done about ukraine without ukraine, this is a decision that ukraine itself must make, i made it clear that we will continue to provide opportunities for the ukrainian people to protect even in the absence of bali the russian president, and russia is constantly spoken here, and this is when the 20 officially did not even start. it is known that there will be no group photography at this g20 summit, so called the family photo, western leaders refused it, allegedly in

here's what the chinese foreign ministry said about those efforts. this is not the way in open and honest major country would act. the world sees clearly what the u. s. is up to anyone who tries to block others way, we'll only have his own path blocked. so the u. s. isn't really playing by its own rules, it's imposing on allies or would like to when it comes to china, or when it comes to russia. either the u. s. is already refused to impose a low price cap on russian oil, which the e wanted for fear of deregulating, the global energy market even more than it already has been. and now we're learning from the western press that the state department and us treasury have been asking us banks to maintain services and ties for certain key russian companies like gas prom or russian fertilizer producing companies. for example, remember how zalinski top economic aid was demanding that u. s. bank stop doing business with russian companies, or else he would see prosecution of their executives for war crimes. while it looks like he's not going to be able to clea

that he recently engaged in the 1st talks between chinese and canadian leaders in years a chinese foreign ministry spokes person has played down the incident saying it should not be interpreted as criticism. adding that paging supported such frank exchanges as long as they were on an equal basis. don't shockey. the video you mentioned was indeed a short conversation. both leaders help during the g 20 summit. this is very normal . i don't think it should be interpreted as chairman. see, criticizing or accusing anyone should be then. so then comes the months after a similar exchange between moscow and paris. when the french president leaked the contents of a confidential call with vladimir putin to the western media, russian foreign minister. so gay, laugh criticized the move, saying diplomatic ethics have been ignored. and india based strategic affairs expert told is that justin trudeau not only embarrassed himself but as also undermined any future dialogue with china. while just into room. we speak about free and fair dialogue or non interference or standard for disability. but in the all narrativ

you mention social media, the chinese foreign ministry spokesman has been the only person who has commentedention social media there is a way in which people, notjust communicate, but communicate what is going on in other places. communicate what is going on in other places-— communicate what is going on in other places. finally, the chinese authorities _ other places. finally, the chinese authorities are _ other places. finally, the chinese authorities are very _ other places. finally, the chinese authorities are very invested, - authorities are very invested, clearly, in zero walkover as a policy. we are seeing record numbers of infections being posted in recent days —— zero covid as a policy. do you think there will be any changemac you think there will be any changema— you think there will be any changema you think there will be any chanaema- ., ., changemac there are quite wedded to that oli , changemac there are quite wedded to that policy. there _ changemac there are quite wedded to that policy, there is _ changemac there are quite wedded to that policy, there is a _ changemac there

here's what the chinese foreign ministry said about those efforts. this is not the way in open and honest major country would act. the world sees clearly what the u. s. is up to anyone who tries.

here's what the chinese foreign ministry said about those efforts. this is not the way an open and honest major country would act. the world sees clearly what the u. s. is up to any one who tries to block others way will only have his own path blocked. so the u. s. isn't really playing by its own rules that it's imposing on allies or would like to when it comes to china, or when it comes to russia, either the u. s. has already refused to impose a low price cap on russian oil, which the you wanted for fear of deregulating, the global energy market even more than it already has been. and now we're learning from the western press that the state department and us treasury have been asking us banks to maintain services and ties for certain key russian companies like gas prom or russian fertilizer producing companies. for example. remember how zalinski top economic aid was demanding that u. s. bank stop doing business with russian companies, or else he would seek prosecution of their executives for war crimes. while it looks like he's not going to be able

chinese foreign ministry is pushing back , claiming they are only trying to keep people safe.t of quote unquote freedom could be disease and death. the back and forth comes as more western countries are considering cutting ties with china. and the pentagon is issuing a stark new warning about beijing's military capabilities. well the gift of life may mean more to those who have been close to death. and on this giving tuesday, a woman from oakland who received a critical liver transplant is encouraging more people to become organ donors. ktvu brooks jarocz, with more on how her life was saved. i started feeling kind of sick, tired, nauseous, and it just kind of wouldn't go away. normally healthy mother of three goldie williams got the shock of a lifetime this past may diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis, her body attacked her liver. i didn't grasp it, she needed an emergency transplant, williams was bumped up on the long waiting list and given just weeks to live there need is huge. um we have many thousands of patients that are listed for liver transplant doctors at california