we're in the past 6 month, the chinese state council has issued guidelines to restrict the number of abortions . shina is going through our fertility crisis as the one child policy has led to a male dominated population. now china solution is to restrict abortions and citizens can no longer abort the baby due to it gender. this all began with the one child policy were families wanting a boy to carry on the family name girls or either ill cared for or died shortly after birth or heated until school age. starting in the 1980s when doctors could predict the sex of the baby before it was born. the number of pre term abortion skyrocketed and has now led to a large male population. in china. in the more rural provinces were 2, children were allowed per family to help on the farm. you see a higher number of girls you can see in the map, parts of china had by one to for rachel of girls, 2 boys. while the government has did these new sex, selective abortion, prohibition appall from world public opinion that org fine, 67 percent of people in china would re fair the government leave. these matt

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fourth meeting of the intergovernmental chinese commission of russian informatics video conference from china colleagues welcome the vice premier of the state councilpeople's republic of china and also note their opening speeches, the importance of cooperation between our countries in the past month successfully completed the 20th congress of the communist party of china in their report found jinping. he outlined this strategic plans of the state. he remained committed to the policy of openness, one of the important directions is to create more opportunities for the development of trade and economic cooperation within the framework of our intergovernmental commission. there is a lot of work between countries now to create new ones. transport corridors druzhby bridge road communication in the future should increase the volume of exports of goods between russia and china before transportation was carried out by air or by water and logistics was highly dependent on the season and weather conditions, another thread that connected the state across the river. amur is a railway bridge, it has a combined chinese and our gauge, which is slightly wider. so t

chinese cities. in shanghaiauthorities are asking peoe to searctheir phones and also delete critical footage. at the same time, the state council here in beijing is giving a press conference, but they did not announce any evening -- easing of the covid zero policy but rather gavsome details about the wish to contain for the elderly, but for many young people, they are not satisfied only by having a change in pandemic policy. what they want is a change in society. they want a more open society. they want more press freedom, more freedom of expression -- basically, human rights. of course, the government is not interested in a political compromise. they are committed to cracking down on protests really hard and trying to suppress the voices. however, the anger has really increased within the population will not disappear, of course. >> french president emmanuel macron is heading to washington as the u.s. looks to reinstall relationships at the heart of foreign policy. it will be the first time joe biden has honored a foreign leader. a key topic of discussion -- the ongoing war in ukraine. >> just a year ago, relations between the

chinese representatives outspoken support for russia. we know what kind of pressure our colleagues insecurity, council phase from united states and its allies not only in general assembly about security council also. ready he's on the arena for these kind of pressure. so i'm quite sure that our colleagues from each turn, unfortunately, couldn't leave up to the expectations of pursuing a totally independent line and for presenting their own use. only this in this question, this is also very disappointing. i'm, i'm very much grateful to our chinese colleagues. they be displayed or displayed for bravery in this regard. and so i think that was the right thing to do because they are also very concern. ah, my pam hair, who previously served as the head of this cia and the top you as diplomat under then president donald trump, is being sued on claims that he spied on several journalists as they visited julie and i thought i backward, dorian and busy in london, as onto the organization, we weeks has released this video. ah, we have 2 lawyers and 2 journalists who have filed a lawsuit claiming that their 4th amendment rights were violated. that thei

chinese representative said the world needs to know about this. well, we know what kind of pressure our colleagues insecurity, council face from united states and its allies. not only in general assembly about security council also is on the arena for these kind of pressure. so i'm quite sure that our colleagues from e 10, unfortunately couldn't leave up to the expectations of pursuing a totally independent line and presenting their own use in the in this question. this is also very disappointing. i'm. i'm very much grateful to our chinese colleagues. they displayed, displayed bravery, disregard, and i think that was the right thing to do because they are also very concerned as for the others. well, i don't want to go personal about, of course they could have been more principals in these regards. i remember, for example, representative of mexico at some early stages saying that, ok, you have some kind of concerns. thank you. patients. so frame, it's within the, within the international law, there is biological weapons convention. there are mechanisms pleased in that to this mechanism. so what we actively smoke and now the representative of mexico

scenes of chinese citizens denouncing the zero covid policies and revival of the widespread censorship in a state a him repeated almost verbatim, a spokesperson for the national security council, adding that it was a sharp contrast to the repeated condemnations of the authorities for the months long efforts to put down the government and enforcement of regulations that women must wear a hijab but administration said they were not comparable and had doubts that the protests that played out in beijing and shanghai would be sustained or that calls to end the covid restrictions amounted to a fundamental call for government change. sensitive deliberations were discussed by anonymity. it talked about chinese containment rather than police response. it was john kirby at the white house at the national security council spokesman talking about the protests and underlying issues. here is a portion from yesterday. [video clip] >> to people in china protesting covid lockdowns and the topic of china's covid zero policy come up with the meeting with president xi jinping. they did talk about covid and the effect of the pandemic it had around the world. clearly that came up in the conversati

state council of the people's republic of china hu, chun hua rzd rfpi. the bridge is designed for the passage of trains on the track of two russian and chinese standards percan transport up to 20 million tons of cargo, as yuri trutnev reported in the first half of the year the trade turnover between the far eastern regions of russia and china exceeded $12 billion. the development of cooperation between the far east of the russian federation and the northeastern provinces of some dynamic in the past year growth in turnover by more than 30%. e, for the first half of this year already more than 45%, it is clear that this is verbose by the turn of the e direction of cargo. uh, some uh, towards the east, so the issues of developing cross-border infrastructure are very important for us. moscow hosted the 2nd meeting of the russian azerbaijani expert council, dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the countries. it was organized by the russian international affairs council and the center for analysis of international relations of azerbaijan. the main topics of the meeting were the development of bilateral relations

senior fellow for global health at the council on foreign relations and author of "toxic politics: china's environmental health crisis and its challenge to the chinese state along with the president and founder of the eurasia group and the author of "the power of crisis." so, ian, it is really amazing seeing selina on the streets amidst protesters, even one of them willing to take that risk to speak out. and then seeing them so snuffed out the next day. but this is now across china. why is xi jinping willing to risk all this unrest and these protests and the economy all for zero covid? >> first of all, i think it comes as a surprise to him. a couple of weeks ago when he was in bali and doing bilateral meetings with other heads of state, he wasn't talking about zero covid, he wasn't expressing a lot of concern about it. i think that if he'd been honest, he wouldn't have thought he was going to get these demonstrations spontaneously in cities across the country. but also he's backed into it because you do not have vaccines in adequate numbers that work for the population at large, and most of the oldest haven't had a vaccine in a couple of years now. the ho

of the sco council of heads of state, and they confirmed those tasks that we have to solve at a new stage in our relations. i would also like, now personally, to congratulate you and the chineseriends present on the successful holding of the 20th congress of the communist party of china we were all glad to know that comrades zenping, a longtime friend of the russian people, was unanimously re-elected to the post of general sex. as i am addressing my friend, this is how sergei lavrov is always called a bath, the head of chinese diplomacy noted that the day before, when he heard the news that sergei lavrov was allegedly hospitalized, he immediately realized that it was a fake and literally in a matter of minutes. this was confirmed by the official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova ivany, noted that it was impossible for russia to excluded from any international formats. we believe that no one has the right to take away the rational right of the russian side within the framework of bilateral formats. and today i am ready to discuss with you all issues of mutual interest, as well as cooperation on maintaining a stable dynamic in bilateral relations.

council members when have a direct st. taiwan. china policy. the president, china in gwen says the world is watching how taiwan defense democracy. north korea, state media says chinese president, she jane paying has stressed to north korean leader kim jong on the basing would be willing to work together for regional and global stability and then have comes a day off the south vehicle for more sanctions, ongoing young for farming an intercontinental ballistic missile last week. there's all the headlines and these continues here and i'll just hear that talk to upfront, stay with the 1st round off a wildcard greet games is we've already seen it to make huge surprises. back goal for 32 teams as they will have the chance to progress. it's still all it's playful . as we move into the grounds to catch up when the 20 on al jazeera, with price spiraling out of control and warnings of a looming recession economist ringing the alarm when the united kingdom's economy. so will new prime minister still next policies make things better or worse for the majority of people in the country. that conversation is coming up. but 1st, we often talk about climate change with logan about ou

council and the state department if they can't perform this basic function. maria: well, i mean, fred, come on. every time there's a meeting the u.s. gets dressed down by their chineseed at when he has these meetings. joe biden met face-to-face with xi jinping last week a of. he doesn't bring up important issues that matter to the american people, like the origins of covid-19. why can't we have a real investigation into the wuhan lab? like the continued theft of intellectual property. and, you know, the ccp getting inside the gates of america through business, through venture capital, through academia. i spoke with former house intelligence committee investigator, retired colonel derek harvey yesterday on sunday morning futures and he brought up sequoia capital, that beijing is reportedly infiltrating american industry through that venture capital firm, enabling the funding of communist china by american investors, watch this. >> we sent him 28 questions about the role of their leadership, their interactions with chinese communist party members and the fact that some individuals that were global stewards of sequoia capital were of particular concern given their inte

the chairman of the prc and with the premier of the state council liki tsaraam and with the chairman of the standing committee of the entire chineseut also the janshau, and nikolai yuryevich well , it turns out, not only olaf-scholz is trying to save remnants of it. k- economics and normality, uh, in general, in foreign economic relations, but here is also a macron and uh, sharm michel that is, let's say, let's say the western continental part of the european union e still does not agree fully join the united states in their uh, crusade against china. well, it would be strange if they were, uh, more american in this case than the americans themselves, because no one in the united states said that with china does not need to negotiate, that with china it is necessary to break through, that ties must be destroyed. and in this regard, but they do not do anything that they did everyday life is another matter, that everything is of course, this also turns out awkwardly, because in recent years it has been european and european union leaders and european diplomats. sometimes they talked about china a lot of things, which, probably, it w

scenes of chinese citizens denouncing the zero covid policies and revival of the widespread censorship in a state a him repeated almost verbatim, a spokesperson for the national security council, adding that it was a sharp contrast to the repeated condemnations of the authorities for the months long efforts to put down the government and enforcement of regulations that women must wear a hijab but administration said they were not comparable and had doubts that the protests that played out in beijing and shanghai would be sustained or that calls to end the covid restrictions amounted to a fundamental call for government change. sensitive deliberations were discussed by anonymity. it talked about chinese containment rather than police response. it was john kirby at the white house at the national security council spokesman talking about the protests and underlying issues. here is a portion from yesterday. [video clip] >> to people in china protesting covid lockdowns and the topic of china's covid zero policy come up with the meeting with president xi jinping. they did talk about covid and the effect of the pandemic it had around the world. clearly that came up in the conversati

chinese foreign ministry, were a little surprised, for example, in the previous composition of the central committee, well, except for minister wang and ye, who was a member cpc central committee and member of the state councilr elected the composition of the central committee. this, of course, is significant and leads to certain reflections. but hmm that that that that as far as i i know that he is quite capable of such a role as a shingan . i don't have the slightest doubt. but yes, personal relationships, of course, may play a role may play a lesser role. but the fact that the twentieth congress itself. uh, in general, it will go down in the history of china as one of such serious turning points. eh, that's for sure. we have not yet had the opportunity to discuss the results of the congress. so, how would you evaluate, really, what happened there was the most important, well, uh, you see, here we were discussing the previous topic and noted the growing polarization polarization. uh, stopping political forces, and in large states. most of all, we discussed pakistan. but there is also, let's say, brazil is also such a regional champion. so to speak. and a number of other countries. yes, the same, the united