hey, don't forget about the chinese global times ties to sneer at the problems of the modern british which is forced to launch ships for spare parts caricature from radius free asia analogue of american radio liberty in europe china's impotent malice this is following the trip of the speaker of the us house of representatives nancy pilotse to taiwan demo. in the next decade, the pacific indian ocean region promises to play a world role, which in the last century fell to the lot of the atlantic - the zone of main strategic competition, and its most important component of the sea, let's talk about the absolutely wonderful guest admiral sergey iosifovich avvagens. apparently, a russian naval commander. he served in the pacific for many years. just sergeevich hello we are very glad to see you in our program. please tell me, uh, to summarize the steering wheel of the navy in the 21st century is anything different from the role in the twentieth or nineteenth. well, on what of the 19th century in the 19th century, the fleet was the main tool for ensuring the normal functioning of, uh, ocean

hey, do not forget about the connections of the chinese global times to scoff at the problems of thebritish fleet, which is forced to launch ships for spare parts caricature from radio free asia analogue of the american radio liberty in europe china's impotent malice is following the trip of the speaker of the house us representatives nancy pelosi in taiwan patrick chapat and switzerland continues the theme nancypede plane leaves taiwan i hope everyone has learned my lesson of peace and democracy. the pacific indian ocean region promises to play a global role in the next decades. the role that in the last century fell to the lot of the atlantic is the zone of main strategic competition, and its most important component is the sea, let's talk about the absolutely wonderful guest admiral sergey iosifovich avvakyans , a russian naval commander. he served in the pacific for many years. exactly, seryozha . hello. we are very glad to see you in our program. please tell me, if you summarize the steering wheel of the navy in the 21st century, is it somehow different from the role in the 20th

, which promises a recession, and the growth of russian exports of the fnr, they write the chinese global times and emphasizes that 80% of trade is between the two countries. now it is being conducted in rubles and yuan, vladimir putin spoke about this, the american television company cnn, talking about the negotiations between the russian leader and the president of the united arab emirates , they call this evidence of a balanced policy in the middle east and the inability of the united states to attract its camp, even allies in the region, but in st. petersburg today there will be another one important event with the participation of the presidents. the konstantinovsky palace hosted the presidents of south africa for england, the camoros and senegal representatives of the american states who were in kiev actually outlined their vision of the president the president will entrust his vision to the president said that he was there and will remain open for contacts. as for the st. petersburg economic forum , at least a day and the final program , sergey lavrov’s speech is expected to be quite lar

and the growth of russian exports to china writes the chinese global times creation emphasizes 80% tradeetween the two countries. now it is being conducted in rubles and yuan , vladimir putin spoke about this to the american television company cnn, talks about the negotiations between the russian leader and the president of the united arab emirates mohammed, the gas supplier damad. khayyam and call this evidence of a balanced policy in the middle east and the inability of the united states to attract its camp even allies in the region. a russian ka-52 attack helicopter destroyed another ukrainian armored combat vehicle, night flight, south-donetsk direction, a target was detected on earth. immediately confirmation, heavy equipment is the whole command, launch and accurate hit. in the same direction, a large support cougar of militants and their weapons was eliminated by a strike by drones. russian sappers destroyed one more point, the fortified camouflaged one, and they also accurately calculated which section the enemy’s armored vehicle column would pass through and the american bradley

well, it will be chinese global times listed other problematic points in relations between beijing ands now expected that blinkin's visit to china and this is the first trip to the country by a high-ranking american diplomat since 2018 will help direct sino-american relations in a stable direction, bilateral connections. now at the very low over the past decade, the two countries are at odds on a number of issues, including trade national security technology facing rising tensions across the taiwan strait due to repeated us provocative actions both politically and militarily , waiting in china for a director that this the meeting will help to return, finally, us-chinese relations to what the leaders of china and the united states have agreed on yet. and when they met on the island of bali, including, but just the resumption of the dialogue, which in fact in fact, all this time it was not. actually , blinkin also flew to beijing for this purpose and flew. and frankly, not on the first try in february. his visit was canceled because of on dall with a chinese balloon shot down by the amer

chinese. global times, answering the attacks, the chinese threat screams uncle, and the us military is writtenthe microphone missiles. bases of southeast asian countries stigmatize block politics and they say they want to choose between beijing and washington, but many fear the power of china. therefore, the american presence is welcome amid the escalation associated with growth. china has a sense of insecurity. the risks are mitigated by the balancing role played by the united states, especially within alliances such as the quad and specifically the bombings. they provide a balance that allows you to counterbalance under china deters possible aggressive intentions in the most pressing issues, such as the china sea. pillar in the us pacific japan in the face of rising tensions old friend, the more better the new two especially in terms of. tokyo japan itself, meanwhile, is facing internal problems. a particularly acute decline and aging of the population is a report by the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company correspondent in tokyo, sergey mingazhev. underground high-spe

here, from the english-language chinese global times, the chinese threat shouts uncle to the attacks,rican military bases are written on the microphone missiles. southeast asian countries stigmatize bloc politics and speak of an unwillingness to choose between beijing and washington, but many fear the power of china. therefore, the american presence is welcomed amid the escalation associated growth. there is a sense of insecurity in china, but the risks are reduced due to the balancing role played by the united states, especially within alliances such as the quad , and it is they who provide a balance that allows china to balance and deter possible aggressive intentions in the most pressing issues, such as the china sea. in the us pacific japan in the face of rising tensions old friend, the more better the new two especially in terms of. tokyo japan itself, meanwhile, is facing internal problems. especially spicy decrease and aging of the population report by vgtrk correspondent in tokyo sergey mingazheva at the front gates of the japanese capital tokyo station is the heart, the world

brilliant nato summit against the backdrop of the ukrainian blitzkrieg has failed, writes the chinese global timest, its elites, are obsessed with green energy. under these conditions. it is difficult to increase the production of weapons and ammunition to confront russia and china, we need to prepare for a war with russia and this preparation will affect everyone aspects of our lives, this difficult challenge will require sacrifice. we will have to cut spending on social security education and health care and spend more instead. on the contrary, in the end, the most important duty of any government is to protect the state, and this will have to be taken into account by all countries. our job is to explain to european citizens that the funds collected for ukraine are european solidarity, but such a manifestation of solidarity is not generosity, but a way to guarantee. our own security the rest of the leaders of the western world allow themselves to talk about the causes of the conflict, former us president barack obama, behind the rhetoric about the comprehensive beating of russia , unexpectedly l

the imf, which promises a recession, and the growth of russian exports to china write the chinese global timese two countries. now it is being conducted in rubles, yuan, and vladimir putin, an american television company, tells the reservations of the russian leader with the president of the united arab emirates, mohammed benzoid al-hayyan. continue to put pressure on the emirates and threaten trade. sofia has dealt other topics with the aviation of our group south attacks on strongholds and clusters of equipment of ukrainian formations in the solidarity of artyomovsk and avdeevsk directions, in turn, russian artillerymen, as part of the counter-baring of the struggle, destroyed a 122-millimeter self-propelled howitzer carnation in the zvanovka area, as well as enemy mortars at firing positions nearby and marinka were also successfully repelled attacks of assault groups of neo-nazis in the southern donetsk direction hit the enemy with heavy flamethrower systems of the sun, and in the zaporozhye direction, our artillerymen tore off regrouping of the enemy in the area of ​​​​the small takmachka

chinese . the global times listed other problematic points in relations between beijing and washington now expectedinkin's visit to china, the first trip to the country by a senior us diplomat since 2018, would help steer sino-us relations into a stable , bilateral relationship. now at its lowest point in decades , the two countries are at odds over a range of issues including trade national security technology facing rising tensions across the taiwan strait due to repeated us provocative actions both politically and militarily china is waiting primarily for the fact that this meeting will help finally return us-chinese relations to what the leaders of china and the united states have agreed on yet. and when they met on the island of bali, including, but just the resumption of the dialogue, which in fact, all this time, there was no. actually, binkin also flew to beijing for this purpose and flew. and frankly, not on the first try in february. his visit was canceled because of salo with a chinese balloon shot down by the americans, which for some reason was called a spy in washington, it is clear t

chinese. now watching firsthand as trump denounces how america is turning into a third world country is the headline of the global times. that is, in reality, everyone in china has already realized the hippopotamus has weakened and it is time to take decisive action. and by the way, the chinese economy has grown over the past 40 years. uh, 50 times approximately, that is, in the life of one generation from dirt from backwardness to poverty chaos hunger diseases to skyscrapers space missions to the moon and beyond, that is , you understand that what excitement is in the blood now from an ordinary chinese, and we will make them, we will beat them now, and therefore there are two points of view on what is happening now in sino-american relations. well , the chinese introduced military orders, new military ones appeared after 70 years later. uh, a report card of combat origins. uh, so after 25 years or 20 years they will revise the law on reservists. here are the volunteers, which means the former, those who, respectively, went into the reserve, and so on, but on the other hand, the americans offer to. uh, so the chinese u

convince its population of the correct course of military support for ukraine, the chinese state newspaper global timestes about this, but according to the publication. even advanced western weapons will not be able to turn the tide, since the potential of field air defense is very small, and ekaterina shamayeva has not been able to achieve air supremacy in ukraine. you will become fashion store owners like you, it's no wonder she grew with my business. i helped to equip it, drew portraits of buyers of competitors, monitored it, then opened an account with sberbank and now we use special services, all analytics, and the business has grown in full view. open an account with sberbank and use retail services for free forever. learn more about your customers. compare performance with competitors in the sberbusiness app. grow your business with us. can you draw a collection for us? we are easily trusted by millions of entrepreneurs, pay less. hotel plane tickets train or bus to vacation or with the help of a qr-code from the bp at the checkout, you only need a smartphone. pay for your purchases through the

convince its population of the correct course of military support for ukraine , the chinese state newspaper global timess about this , but according to the publication. even advanced western weapons will not be able to turn the tide, since the potential of field air defense is very small, and ekaterina shumaeva did not manage to achieve air supremacy in ukraine. the fsb detained agents of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine, these are russian citizens who previously worked at enterprises of the military-industrial complex of our country, a criminal case has been initiated under the article of treason and preparations for sabotage of the detainees are suspected of transferring technical documentation and samples of military products to kiev, which are used to create modern weapons and military equipment for the russian aerospace forces , they can also be involved in the preparation of explosions on the railway. in the kursk and belgorod regions, during searches of detainees, 4 kg, explosives, technical documents and 150,000 us dollars were seized from russian transport

well, chinese it will be global times listed other problems and problematic points in relations betweenhington now. blinkin's visit to china a, the first trip to the country by a senior u.s. diplomat since 2018, was expected to help steer sino-u.s. relations into a stable , bilateral relationship. now at the lowest level in the last two decades countries disagree on a number of issues including trade national security technology facing rising tensions in the taiwan strait due to repeated us provocative actions both politically and militarily all that this meeting will help bring back, finally us-china relations to what the leaders of china, the united states, what the leaders of china, the united states , agreed on, and when they met on the island of bali, including, but just the resumption of a dialogue that actually in fact, all this time it was not. actually , binkin also flew to beijing for this purpose and flew. and frankly, not on the first try in february. his visit was canceled due to a scandal with a chinese statute whipped up by the americans, which for some reason was called

chinese foreign ministry estimated last year alone, american planes and scouts made almost 800 flights to spy on china, sending american hawks circling the taiwan strait, conscious states go to confrontation and writes the publication global timesow washington would react if the chinese army patrolled the texas coast but in the white house and did not think to stop dangerous maneuvers. the message they are trying to send is that we are not welcome or our presence should be reduced or they want us to stop flying swim and act in support of international law this will not happen will not withdraw support for taiwan in washington as the press has learned the states intend to integrate taipei into the data exchange system used by the us army japan so that the parties can exchange information from drones in real time for this, the taiwanese military will undergo a special training on the use of drones. moreover, the presence of nato instructors on the island. they are no longer hiding in the united states they are sending us the necessary weapons for self-defense, at the same time helping taiwan to train our soldiers so that they are ready for modern warfare, and we will highly appreciate this, while the states stubbornly ask the prc

considered yet in orders by indigo or other campaigns by airlines globally but over time perhaps we will see some consideration of the chinesecularly as delivery slots at airbus and boeing quickly develop given the frenzied orders now. do you think they might be able to wedge in there and meet the competition say a couple of decades from now? definitely not a near—term thing. it's a slow long road to push your way into airbus and boeing have had for many years. in the initial phases we will probably see orders from the cherries two chinese barriers. —— western manufacturers. but obviously a little bit more difficult given the geopolitical up is hard to predict exactly where that will go. in a couple of decades i think it would be safe to say that they should have more of a footprint globally in the near term, not so much but may be some smaller airlines in regions like africa who will have trouble getting into the airbus and boeing production lines to get slots that you're more likely to see smaller deals in those regions. how smaller deals in those regions. are these global ch going how are these global changes going to imp

considered yet in orders by indigo or other campaigns by airlines globally but over time perhaps we will see some consideration of the chineseivery slots at airbus and boeing quickly develop given the frenzied orders now. do you think they _ the frenzied orders now. do you think they might _ the frenzied orders now. do you think they might be _ the frenzied orders now. do you think they might be able - the frenzied orders now. do you think they might be able to - think they might be able to wedge in there and meet the competition say a couple of decades from now? definitely not a near-term _ decades from now? definitely not a near-term thing. - decades from now? definitely not a near-term thing. it's . decades from now? definitely not a near-term thing. it's a i not a near—term thing. it's a slow long road to push her way into airbus and boeing have had for many years. in the initial phases we will probably see orders from the cherries two chinese barriers. —— western manufacturers. but obviously a little bit more difficult given the geopolitical up is hard to predict exactly where that will go. in a couple of decades i thin

government's support to remain competitive on the global market where chinese still producers are the biggest competitor. for more in this that spring and dw time it reports that louise osborne louise, welcome a long no steel is an atoria, sleep. darcy industry, how realistic is this target to become carbon neutral by 2045? so it's not impossible, but it's going to be very difficult. uh, companies are moving in the right direction. they're looking at investing in green steel through hydrogen. um, but there are lots of problems with that. um, for example, there is just not enough capacity to make the amount of hydrogen that will be needed at the moment to, to make steal. there's also going to be new infrastructure that is going to be needed. and they're high costs that are going to be involved in that, and it's going to be costly for people buying steel in the future for the moment anyway. but it needs to be done. 8 percent of greenhouse gas emissions are created by the steel industry globally. and so that really needs to be brought down. so again, it's going to be difficult, but it can be done. okay, so you're saying it's not impossible. we saw

and chinese state media is egging on the reaction. global times and irresponsible story telling strategy. and disney declined to comment. back to you. >> and kristie lu stout, standing you. thank you for joining me. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

and things are improving weather wise in cape time, the allegations of a global width of secret chinese police stations in shock waves around the world. when, when a investigate claims of chinese people, it's a broad one out to 0. in depth analysis of the days headlines, china cannot maintain its current hyper aggressive author in the south, tennessee, and expect the philippines not to continue to drift. talking with the american inside story on challenges. era the welcome back here to come out of the top stories here. this a russians, defense ministry says a major cranium offensive and repelled until next there's been no comment from keith. and the reports have not been independently verified. trained services, i resumed on the lines in india with a sickening airplane for a condition that killed 275 people added. the main opposition party has accused the government of ignoring rail site ministers. some of the world's biggest oil producing nations have agreed to extend output cuts until the end of next year. jo pick plus alliance is facing folding prices and the potential bluffton suppl

and chinese state media is egging on the reaction. global times saying that the controversy surrounding the forced inclusion of minorities and classic films is lazy and irresponsible story telling strategy. and disney declined to comment. back to you. >> and kristie lu stout, standing you. thank you for joining me. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. so glad phil is here in a very still hazy new york. >> it's a borderline apocalyptic and surreal. it's actually very serious. i you went down the rabbit hole of nasa scientists last night. >> of course you did. >> we have a lot to learn, talk about. for thosen on the west coast, welcome. this is a very, very real and significant issue. >> and climate change. >> we'll get into all of what is happening here in the air in our skies. we have a lot of other news. let's get started with five things to know for this thursday, june 8th. at round of thick smoke set to blanket the northeast and new york today. >> sources tell cnn the justice department has informed donald t

time computing and chips as well. the headline is going to be on entrepreneurship. the driving force of global growth. this comes at a time as well xi jinping and the chineseent launched the large and sweeping crackdown on some private sector platform companies like alibaba and the like. so, entrepreneurship will be key to the recovery in china. but what is that going to look like? ? this is the world economic forum. we will take a look at the issues faced here in china as well. we will be talking about fed policy, as well as li qiang. the new premier will address the foreign audience later this morning, fresh on the heels of his visit -- his first international visit to europe. he went to germany, france. he will have a lot to say about trying to attract foreign direct investment into china. china is open, i am sure, will be the key theme when he speaks. we have some key interviews in the crypto space, coming up in the next hour or two as well, as the co-coo of the hong kong exchange. it has struggled, trying to play catch up to a mineral-rich economy like indonesia. how is hong kong stock exchange going to meet those challenges going forward? so a lot to

chinese. now he is watching with his own eyes how trump will be condemned, how america is turning into a third world country - this is the headline of the global timesna has already realized the hegemon has weakened and it is time to take decisive actions. and speaking of which, the chinese economy has grown over the past 40 years. uh, about 50 times, that is, in the life of one generation from dirt due to backwardness, poverty , chaos, hunger diseases, to skyscrapers, space missions to the moon, and so on. that is, you understand that what passion is in the blood of an ordinary chinese now, we will make them. we will beat her now, and therefore there are two points of view. what is going on in china-us relations now? well , the chinese introduced military orders, new military ones appeared after 70 years later. uh, table of military ranks. so after 25 years or 20 years they will revise the law on reservists. here are the volunteers, which means the former, those who, respectively, went into the reserve, and so on, but on the other hand, the americans offer. uh, so the chinese understand participation in full-time team games with japan, and then wha

chinese premier. and the challenge is leading a dedication to, to funding. so trading partners that came to reset ties at the times of global change. also in the program time is running out for 5 people.

country's relationship with china. chinese premier and the challenge is leading a dedication to, to funded through trading partners that came to reset ties at the times of global change. also on the program times running out for 5 people on board. a submarine adrift in the north atlantic craft last contacts while taking torres to the wreck of the time. the phil give welcome to the program to have a chance to the old off. shaw says the seeking a more balanced relationship with china. mister schultz has been holding talks with chinese pregnant and the chung here in bundling it stressed the importance of engaging by badging and challenging global environment and cold on china to put more pressure on russia over the war. and ukraine is mr. lucy, the part of the trip since taking office on it's aimed at resetting the light switch between the 2 training on this the, the one that's capable of measuring data please. the agent analyst administer chatting. welcome to the studio, melissa. when germany released its national security strategy last week, it's a problem is a much more detailed consideration of china, which has now been delayed again until july. just jeremy a

government's support to remain competitive on the global market where chinese still producers are the biggest competitor. for more in this that spring and dw time it reports that louise osborne louise, welcome a long no steel is an atoria, sleep. darcy industry, how realistic is this target to become carbon neutral by 2045? so it's not impossible, but it's going to be very difficult. uh, companies are moving in the right direction. they're looking at investing in green steel through hydrogen. um, but there are lots of problems with that. um, for example, there is just not enough capacity to make the amount of hydrogen that will be needed at the moment to, to make steal. there's also going to be new infrastructure that is going to be needed. and they're high costs that are going to be involved in that, and it's going to be costly for people buying steel in the future for the moment anyway. but it needs to be done. 8 percent of greenhouse gas emissions are created by the steel industry globally. and so that really needs to be brought down. so again, it's going to be difficult, but it can be done. okay, so you're saying it's not impossible. we saw

, the international media are turning to the chinese press, a conclusion that is not comforting for the west is the official line. china from the global timesnewspaper, which says that western experts have not understood anything, because they do not understand russia in principle, and the kremlin, in spite of everything , has retained authority here, but the stage of acceptance of this is in the west. it looks like alexander khristenko kirillzotov is still ahead. polina gamzyakova will lead the technique, and besides, she will take care of the so-called strengthening of her eastern flank. that is, it will try to create even more tension. at the borders of russia, such conclusions can be drawn from today's statements jens stoltenberg, who came to control the alliance exercises in lithuania and urged not to weaken attempts to put pressure on moscow although such a radical approach is already in doubt even among those who have not yet disputed the details in our european correspondent anastasia popova, less than 200 km from kaliningrad lithuanian and the german army near and a storm of griffins joint military exercises, which came to see the

the global economy has been resilient, but at is tame time you look at the big picture how weak the growth is, we should be concerned. >>> chinese exports sink in may, missing the forecast by a wide mar jij. it's over concerns of a weak economy at home. >>> surge at the top of the stoxx 600 after the first quarter profits jump despite rising cost pressures. >>> good morning, everybody, and a warm welcome to "street signs. we'll kick off the show with fresh forecasts. the oecd has slightly raised it growth the organization said it sees inflation falling to only 4.7% next year well above central bank targets, driving its forecast that the feds will cut rates modestly. >> it's not just oecd. the world bank now protecting world economic growth to decelerate down from 3.1% in 2022 the group says higher interest rates have put the world economy in a precarious condition. tighter credit conditions are starting to hit emerging markets with one economy in four effectively losing access to international bond markets the deputy chief economist told me that the downward pressure is coming from everywhere. >> advance economies have become qu

did globalizing is not showing up in some time. not so long ago, chinese exports were absolutely killing it. that is not a case where you can move quickly out of china. i think we should be comfortable with a higher inflation basis, it's beyond their control. it is very hard to do that when it come from the top down. i want to lose 20 pounds of the start of the year, and i lose 10 and then i say, well, you know what, i am changing my goal. now i only want to do 20. that is why you lose. you cannot do that right now. so if you want to perspire to an average of 3% going up from one to have to percent, coming down, stopping before you hit two, if they do that, they won't, if they do that they are losing out to inflation. >> we don't need powell to tell us that we are far from 2%. what is your restrictive rate, 655 has been pointed out to us. >> we have to think about the pace of the hiking cycle, and how long it will stay there. all three things matter. i think the level needs to be around 557. but more importantly they need to stay there for 9-12 months at l

his country's relationship with china, chinese premier, the john case leading a dedication to invalid to training partners, a key to recess ties of the time of global check. time is running on for the 5 people on board, a submarine addressed in the north atlantic contact with last why they took, took taurus around the ranking of the time the i feel good and welcome to the program. the son of us president joe biden has agreed to plead guilty in a tax case and is expected to admit and legally possessing a gun, hunted by them, has rates to deal with us. prosecutors has to plead guilty to charges that he wilfully failed to pay federal income taxes. and the bill would allow him to avoid being prosecuted for a separate gun in charge and avoid jail time. a federal judge must now approve the agree it's got to move from my washington correspondent that mckayla could from that. welcome to kayla. i took us through the charges facing hunted by yes. well, essentially it is a charge of a tax evasion to which he is expected to plead guilty there. but there's also this felony charge hanging above him before the legal possession of a fire. while he was already knew

chinese stocks in some sense and japan can continue to run. these are places if you're investing globally, right now is a very interesting time, again i think theation of portfolios by hedge funds is moving towards international. >> well, still to come, we are laying out some trades ahead of key earnings reports next week, how to play some of these names, that's coming up next, and for everything "options action," check out our website and newsletter, there's more "options action" here on tv live after this >>> calling all "options action" fans, reach into your pocket, grab your phone and tweet us your question at "options action," if it's nice, we'll answer it on air when "options action" returns. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd

chinese exports fell for the first time in may adding to risks and the second largest economy is global demand weakens. let's look at the global market reaction with kristine aquino. we need to talk crypto and china and data in general but there is a lot of currency moves. what are you watching for? kristine: a lot of crosscurrents in the currency market. i'm watching for a resurgence of dollar strength that would add to the pain and the rest of the currencies across the world. we are seeing continued resilience in the u.s. economy that supports the idea that while the federal reserve may not move away from the idea of further rate hikes beyond that month. we're seeing a pullback in currencies, the turkish lira, domestic political reasons can shipping to that there has been a softness in the currency complex apart from the dollar recently. a lot of that owes to the fact that the u.s. labor market looks incredibly strong and resilient. tom: u.s. s&p close to the 4300 level, within a hair of a bull market. there is a lack of concern of the breadth of that rally. does this have further to

they had robust conversations about global affairs including ty, once so what date's his trip, a cheese also on the program. chinese premier visits germany for the 1st time. we'll take a look at the above invasion relations as your price of balance concerns are rich economic dependence on china. entitled to the russian decision selection of only a's on trial. a game this latest case could add decades to these current prison sentence on guns bottles erupt. following on his writing right at the occupied westbank city of geneva, at least 5 palestinians, including a teenager. ok, the answer. okay, welcome to the program. us secretary of state onto the plane can, is wrapping up a 2 day visit to china. and the easing strange relations between the super powers is the blinking now to previously and shed your meeting with chinese president. change and pay calls on us to make more positive contributions to stabilizing relationships, economic, and say, ties off for lots and make us concerns of china's human rights record. and it's close links to russia. and this was the 1st visit to the us secretary of state to try that for 5 years. an indication that neither count

chinese stocks in some sense and japan can continue to run. these are places if you're investing globally, right now is a very interesting time, again i think theation of portfolios by hedge funds is very much moving towards international. >> well, still to come, we are laying out some trades ahead of key earnings reports next week, how to play some of these names, that's coming up next, and for everything "options action," check out our website and newsletter, there's more "options action" here on tv live after this >>> calling all "options action" fans, reach into your pocket, grab your phone and tweet us your question @optionsaction if it's nice, we'll answer it on air when "options action" returns. >>> welcome back to "options action." check out the name gearing up to deliver results next week, carnival, walgreens, gm, micron and more. let's lay out some trades. walgreens, down 16% this year. how do you see it trading after the results? >> yeah, you know, it's interesting as i was just thinking about this during the break i realized that it might seem like we've got a little bit of what charlie monger has dirs disparagely referred to as the

calculated by the chinese foreign ministry only in the usa lived almost 800 flights to spy on china, sending american hawks circling the taiwan strait the conscious go to confrontation , the global timesngton react if the chinese army patrolled the coast of texas but in the white house and did not think to stop dangerous maneuvers, saying that it would continue to fly and swim where it was deemed necessary, covering the freedom of navigation to washington regularly uses the taiwan strait to demonstrate strength, but for china, any lines separating the island and the mainland are a convention, so the eastern command of the prc army is in a state of increased combat around the clock. readiness to intercept at any time to conduct long-range non-air reconnaissance beams of almost 40 chinese aircraft, including fighters and bombers moved towards taiwan , sends a clear signal, first of all , to washington that it is not worth it. hosting near chinese coast beijing warns of the risk of a direct collision if it threatens the national security of china and the responsibility for this will lie entirely with the united states ksenia nekrasova especially for the results weeks. but then you need t

funnel that global reality to american life, can you comment on the experience of when your jewish and you go into the chinese community, injure experience and when you go into at the time african-american community. how does this identity in some place dominate. how do you take what the core of who you are into the community? how does that function? >> you take the core of who you are with you all the time. you are always everything that you are. i think for a lot of people it is -- it kind of exists naturally in a way that melts. when i go into the jewish community, i say that with me, the symbols and the cultural experiences that i encounter, those spark the specific kind of reactions within me. but in the end, those are going to be informed by my greater experiences as a jew as well and as the fact that i'm chinese as well. it deals with a holistic kind of way, rather and that make is choose one or the other, it enables us to understand and relate in a broader kind of a way all the time. >> diane, i know you're going to answer this question too. but your comment makes me think, do we subtly force an america of parsing of identity that actually is not humanly accurat

chinese president to see the machine? you, as the officials have said, i mean to conflict in the time went straight to will be court it global concern. tell them will have a presidential election in 2024. shoot a democratic election. be a pre tax to amy me until the escalation, the town straight. how did you, how to you to respond to china's position? that's how one is an internal issue that is not, i'm not an american concern and of which where there is no room for compromise. thank you. so she thank you from the very beginning of our normalization of relations with china going back to the 3 communicate as many years ago. fundamental to us in that is the understanding that any differences regarding taiwan will be resolved peacefully. that is foundational to how we understand of our relationship and for the past almost 5 decades. this is an issue that china in the united states has managed responsible we remain committed to our one china policy with the 3 communicators, town relations act of 6 assurances. we oppose, we do not support taiwan independence. we've made clear that we oppose any unilateral changes to the status qu

fortuna global agency in terms of revenue, european automakers have already diluted chinese families out of twenty-three largest technology companies in the world by market capitalization. finational timeseve that only two european companies are in the top 20, and the eu will definitely not be among the leaders in terms of artificial intelligence either. the european economy lags behind primarily in the field of digital transformation, it is no coincidence that the leading cannery that relate to this area. e american european union plus great britain this is the backbone of great europe lose e lose e, according to e, competitive ability e not only economic, but also from the point of view of people, who reach europe perhaps only in the industry, lifestyle in the markets of tourism and luxury goods. but this, according to experts , will not help restore the degradation of the old world. it must be understood that tourism alone will not be able to enter the economy of the european union and provide , let's say so. to support this is certainly an important factor. hmm, which attracts foreigners and makes europe so interesting in terms of visiting, but in economic terms, the share, of cours

everything from the chinese government trying to surpass us as the global superpower, the fact that inflation is persistent at a time is going to upend every single industry, and our kids, their scores in math, science and reading are the lowest they have ever been in this century. these are the issues we should be talking about. to do be frank, i'm mad we are not talking these things. >> let's bring in eva mckend. tell us why thiere this goes fr here. >> the field getting more crowded, phil. listen, former congressman will hurd argues no one in the field is adequately confronting the former president. he served in congress for three terms. he is a former cia operative. he served actually in a large district along the u.s./mexico border. he was known during the time for driving around the entire district. not only he is an outspoken critic of the former president, he is also really brutally indicted his own party, arguing that far too much time has been spent on these cultural battles and not enough time on the generational challenges. so you heard a little bit of that there. talking about the threat of china and ru

time you will see weaker exports. all in all, this is a bad sign for the chinese export economy and indicate that the global demand is not strong period -- not strong. manus: ok, i guess i will pack up and go away now. get me a psychiatrist. that is a fairly battered, bruised, benevolent outlook. try to give me something. i need to retire one day. the chinese are asking their banks to cut deposit rates to boost growth. is that really the kind of stimulus that this economy needs and it will lift it from its malaise? >> i think it depends on how you interpret this. one of the ways you can look at it is that it is a precursor to a cut in interest rates. by cutting deposit rates, the central bank is allowing spreads to widen for the bank profits. it will allow them to cut policy rates without cutting into the banks profits. that is the scenario which a lot of people are saying, it is setting up the financial sector to deal with the effects of a rate cut going forward. this may very well help the domestic economy. a lot of people have come out saying that the rate cut is the precursor to the interest rate cut. i am lookin

chinese press, a conclusion that is not comforting. for the west, this is the official line from the global times newspaper, which says that the westernhas not understood anything anyway, because they do not understand russia in principle, and the kremlin in spite of everything, he retained his authority, but the stage of accepting this in the west, it seems, is still ahead. alexander khristenko kirill zotov polina gamzyakova news. almost 200 militants were lost per day by the armed forces of ukraine in the donetsk direction, as reported today , our ministry of defense unit of the southern group of forces successfully repelled enemy attacks in the area of ​​​​the settlement, which is controversial in total. during the fighting, the neo-nazis lost two infantry fighting vehicles, six vehicles and two american self-propelled guns paladin, another 90 militants were destroyed on krasnaya in the liman direction, and the latest events in the zone of their military correspondents stanislav nazarov thought dara and mikhail andronik from a position under the variable, as well as from the front line between solidar and seversk. to make a rotatio

global economy and how it is actually moving. because we can see that the chinese model, there's not actually having this 5 denied as expected before before we, we were at the time of the call that we were actually imagining the time when we are finished with corporate. but the demand will be higher than ever, but that didn't happen. so we will see how things were developed. and i'm pretty sure that's the big plus member dodge. and we're having this kind of resilience and that having this kind of flexibility website to, to, to amend that decisions. but definitely with, with, with, with the, with an agreement that can actually be shared by all the members. because you cannot actually just go ahead and do your own energy policies without actually discussing it took all the okay. plus member that would be like to decision most of the reaction days that we should expect from the west given the usual rhetoric around before the weaponized ation of energy as has been cold. yeah, i don't think this is the case anymore. i think. but it might have been the ones to the company. i have understood that the thought of you this. how do you feel like the positive product to int