communist party has done for the chinese people, they will be in office. they will not be voted out of office. they probably will be exactly the ruling party as the communist party of chinar own judgments. and the chinese people know that the communist party of china has brought about change for the better for the chinese people. if they can keep doing this, we want to keep them in office. victor gao, we have to end there, but i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much. hello. best place for the drier and sunnier weather during the first part of this week certainly in scotland and northern ireland. over the blue skies out in the highlands on monday, temperatures lift to a very pleasant 25 celsius. and we will see similar sorts of temperatures in southern scotland on tuesday. england and wales, though, it has been a different story. lots more cloud. and into tuesday, the same area of low pressure that brought the cloud on monday revolving around. it keeps the temperatures up as we start the day. so, again, mid—teens, quite a humid start, whereas clearer skies into scotland, northern ireland, northern england. single—figure temperatures to

communist party has done for the chinese people, they will be in office. they will not be voted out of office. they probably will be exactly the ruling party as the communist party of chinan judgments. and the chinese people know that the communist party of china has brought about change for the better for the chinese people. if they can keep doing this, we want to keep them in office. victor gao, we have to end there, but i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much. hello there. so far this week, it's northern and western areas which have seen the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. further east has been cloudier with outbreaks of rain. but as we move towards the end of this week, it looks like high pressure will start to build in, so it will turn sunnier across eastern areas. there'll still be the odd shower here and there, and then into the weekend, it looks more unsettled. for wednesday, you can see the pressure pattern — high pressure to the north and west, so largely clear with some sunshine here, but low pressure again over the near continent will affect eastern parts of the country. we'll start quite grey, i think, t

of china. there is symbolism today. the communist party is on show today. usually there is a grand military parade with xi jinping coming out saying hello, comrades. good work, comrades. this year's more tones down on the military side but symbolism is on full force and we see that in hong kong as well. obviously to a lesser degree, but there is a large police presence in hong kong. 10,000 police officers will be out on the streets today. as i drove in this morning, i went through to police roadblocks -- two police roadblocks and solve the deployment of a police water cannon truck. we have seen around the cordoned area a small protest of four protesters carrying a banner saying free all political prisoners. but there is symbolism to show that this handover anniversary will go off without a hitch. shery: please stick around. but we want to bring in our next guest, eric robertson, to give us an economic view. thank you for hanging around. tell us a bit about the chinese economy and market outlook given we have seen a rally when it came to ch

of china. the ideology of china's communist party has since undergone many enormous, and sometimes drastic, changesin the coming hours, the heart of beijing will see a series of events marking 100 years since the founding of the communist party of china. the precise nature of these events has been kept under wraps, but tiananmen square is expected to feature heavily as a location. there's already been a mega event at the olympic stadium, and footage of this nationalist spectacle has already been released in dribs and drabs, featuring a cast of thousands depicting key moments in history seen as victories for the party. it's not, though, for ordinary people to attend the event at the bird's nest stadium or the events of today. that's for loyal party members only. the idea is that, for them, at some point, they'll sit back and watch it all on television. if we look at the communist party's 100 years of history here, there have been achievements and utter disasters. so what won't be mentioned today? well, for example, chairman mao's great leap forward, in which tens of millions of people are thought to

of china. led by mao zedong. the ideology of china's communist party has since undergone many enormous, and sometimes drastic, changesl in beijing. in the coming hours, the heart of beijing will see a series of events marking 100 years since the founding of the communist party of china. the precise nature of these events has been kept under wraps, but tiananmen square is expected to feature heavily as a location. there's already been a mega event at the olympic stadium, and footage of this nationalist spectacle has already been released in dribs and drabs, featuring a cast of thousands depicting key moments in history seen as victories for the party. it's not, though, for ordinary people to attend the event at the bird's nest stadium or the events of today. that's for loyal party members only. the idea is that, for them, at some point, they'll sit back and watch it all on television. if we look at the communist party's 100 years of history here, there have been achievements and utter disasters. so what won't be mentioned today? well, for example, chairman mao's great leap forward, in which tens of millions of people

time has come for america in the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of china. china has been denying the theory on its involvement all along the sun and right takes a look at whether anyone can really be trusted on the issue. dig around a virus past the humans because someone in a chinese market a bat sandwich was it accidentally leaked by careless boffins from a hand laboratory dinner. no one knows not even i 100 percent mind to the or i know i personally am having to we informing 20 thought our opinion on this. let me go more mission theory does prove one thing that we do know the contract. anyone the some of the cost involved in this, marty, who done it, despise of western intelligence agencies, the chinese government, and it's full warry, a diplomat. scientists and their questionable motivations. and social media, the media, i mean, holy pandemic, about 9 who saw you on a lot journey of the theory shows is pretty much everything is going wrong in the world today. when it was 1st muted months ago. it was dismissed in the conspiracy theory. anyone suggesting

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like to see a stronger statement of the g7 meeting, we need to recognize not so much with russia but china when i talk about china, it's important to know the communist partyof china, obviously not chinese americans but china has a plan steel intellectual property and the and try to be america in the west and every major technology area and we need to have a counter plan. last week, is also passed senate, didn't get as much attention, our money where our mouth is, $50 billion trying to promote in domestic ship industry, semiconductor chips, seven to ten fabrication facilities here in america, that's critical to our supply chain and all areas but we are going to need to make similar investments in 5g around all way and make an alliance amongst democracy with artificial intelligence, computing in many areas around biotech. china investing literally hundreds of billions of dollars, combining with intellectual property theft 500 billion dollars of value every year combined with an organized well executed plan and you've got an economic challenge, especially in technology areas that we've never seen in this country before and again, we are going to need to do t

country but, ma'am, the academia, there's deep ties in many segments of academia with the communist party of china. maria: i want you to hear president biden talk about xi jinping recently. i was astounded at the comments and, again, we still do not have a clear understanding of what biden's policy is on china. here he is just a few weeks ago. watch this, governor. >> i've spent more time with president xi of china than any world leader has, 24 hours of private meetings with him, just an interpreter. 17,000 miles traveling china and here. he firmly believes that china before the year 2035 is going to own america because autacracies, we are the only nation organized on an idea. maria: that's it, governor. xi jinping, the president of china thinks he will own america within 15 years. that's what you heard from president biden. governor: it's really astounding. the origins of covid, one of the biggest cover-ups in the history of the country in terms of what they did with the gain of function research, understanding that these researchers had been infected in the fall of 2019 and then to cover it up f

for a chinese company ever, all while china is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the china communist partying in bloomberg's tomorrow mckenzie from beijing. the executives vice president done any media interviews, what do you make of that? tom: we have been pushing for months for in fact for man a year to try to talk to their executives about this i.p.o. as you rightly say, they have been silent, look, i drove in, full disclosure, i got my didi in this morning. half of the city is in lockdown because of the anniversary around the 100-year celebration of the founding of the communist party of china. there is a lot of political sensitivity as ever here, today more than normally of course. i guess it's not too much of a surprise that they don't want to be grilled on the politics of china on the day that they list in the u.s. as you were saying, moderately successful listing, they raised that $4.4 billion, the estimate is below what some had a few months, 68 billion, but the opportunities when you speak to investors in the company, they see the opportunities as being significant. they want to

of merit socratic, communist party congress. the definition. philosophically of meritocracy, easy and equality. you don't see the dangers of the increase in inequality in china, not just because of how successful in terms of market the economics china is become because of the system itself based on meritocracy. well, i've always said that china, india has america craddick governance. but i never caught meritocracy. i think there's an important distinction there. kind of governments being able, people can raise through the rack and, and become decision makers. and that's what matters govern me. so you want capable people or test it through the years and just like a good company, you will have people that are capable, your hire them at the bottom and they move, they food, their track record, and you give them more possibility and how that's how it government should work and you see the future enjoying that in terms of combat to equality, a return to some of the more socialist marxist principles that have arguably been lost. well, yes i, in the past we've seen a great transformation of china and a lot, 9 to 10 years. the, i think the paradigm shift occurred in

now, next week marks the 100 anniversary of the founding of the communist party of china . so we levy with pictures as the country prepares for triumph and celebrations. data we use asia, of course, we'll be covering the story. thanks for watching. have a good weekend and good by the news . the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say? information and contact the corona virus because the 19 special neck on dw interest, the global economy, our portfolio w business beyond. here is a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance versus west deb ahead with the w business beyond on you to the me the roses. 3rd wave is sweeping across africa. more than a dozen nations are reporting the worst levels of infections. there are 25000 new cases. a day on average now, 3 times more than in may. the uganda hospitals are already reaching capacity, and oxygen is in short supply. the amount of oxygen require money for, for the fish is the for you to come. we will not be able to

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time has come for america in the world to demand reparation and accountability from the communist party of china. when it comes to this entire issue. ortiz simon, right, asked, can you really trust anyone to give you the truth? the corona virus, past the humans, because someone in a chinese market a bat sandwich was it accidentally leaked by careless boffins from a hand laboratory. no one knows, not even i 100 percent, i needed a or i know i personally am having to we forming fully thought our opinion on this . the me go more mission theory does prove one thing that we do know the contrast anyone some of the cost involved in this murky who done it, the spies of western intelligence agencies, the chinese government. and it was worry, a diplomat, scientists and their questionable motivations. and social media and the media. i mean, holy pandemic about 9, he saw you on a lot journey of the theory shows is pretty much everything is going wrong in the world today when it was 1st and it months ago, it was dismissed in the conspiracy theory. and anyone suggesting china was buying a list, was called a r

thursday is the 100th anniversary of the formation of the communist party of china.et under way, to take place over several days, because a lot has to happen. interestingly, those images we are seeing, they haven't been seen by people in china yet. that lavish performance at the stadium is a pre—recorded event which will be broadcast later on. so all of the people there, they can see photos. there is they can see photos. there is the committee up there leading the committee up there leading the applause, military set pieces, other events, performances to celebrate the victory over the coronavirus. they even had a message from chinese astronauts currently orbiting the planet and building a space station, so a very big event. they want to make sure there are no problems and they want to avoid the weather. it was pre—recorded last night here. then it will be shown to chinese people, presumably, on thursday night. that has happened. we also, just a couple of hours ago, sort sheeting paying giving out medals to party members who are judged to have been especially great in

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time has come for america and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of china pay. the first cruise ship to leave venice since the pandemic began has set sail. while people are keen to get back to normality, not everyone was happy about the ship entering the canal. rachel stanton reports. "no big ships". that is what is on the flags being waved here in venice. people have taken to the streets and waters, as they are concerned about the impact ships have on the historic city. back in march this year, italy's government said cruise ships would no longer sail past venice's st mark's square and dock in the historic centre, but would instead be diverted to the city's industrial port. however, the infrastructure is not yet in place for this to happen. this is the msc 0rchestra. it's set to cruise around the mediterranean with about 650 passengers. but residents in venice have been urging the government to ban large ships from the lagoon over safety and environmental concerns. the reason we are here is because we are citizens of venice and we are against this passage,

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of china are wonderful. the leadership and the communist party of china is a bunch of pirates.ut i -- i am thankful they're willing to make vaccines available. the problem is they're making their own vaccine available, which is inferior to the american vaccine, and number two, in many cases, their vaccine diplomacy -- their meaning, of course, the chinese communist party's vaccine diplomacy -- is tied to conditions. yes, say the chinese communist party, we will share our vaccine with you if you will help us take over taiwan. yes, we will share our vaccine with you say members of the communist party of china if you will join with us in saying that the communist party of china does really nothing wrong in hiding the origin of the coronavirus. that's not what we're doing. our gift as americans to the rest of the world is unconditional, it is firm, it's categorical. it is the moral thing to do. it is the smart thing to do in terms of our own national security. we can't completely recover until the world recovers. and number three, it makes perfect sense, in my judgment, in explaini

companies that make it in china it is all of the global multinational that viewed china as kind of the golden goose. they will literally do anything to curry favor with the communist partya other than maybe send us banana. and gift certificates to bass pro shops, but you saw what the nba did. the nba backtracked, all of hollywood does that. they constantly edit film to make sure they're okay with the communist party. the comments that were made on taiwan. this one quick thing, i think money kind of plays upon our greed, and money, it's not just the g7 that will take private corporations, it really will require dozens of countries. i want to point really quickly to the prime minister of pakistan that we did an interview with a jonathan swan in xes, and he literally said h would not condemn china's treatment. he said, but it's jenna genocide , it's forced assimilation, its sterilization and he said we have private conversations very china has been one of our greatest friend in difficult times we were struggling economically. they will not can in that country. >> the wuhan institute of neurology is deserving of the nobel prize. why are we waiting after this conversation. a

communist china. it is the second largest shopping festival. the founding of the communist party of china.is is what we are talking about today, the second largest shopping in china. we are at the headquarters, north beijing, in their big data center where they have been mapping out some of the trends we have been seeing. it started on june 1 and will wrap up at midnight tonight, june 18. for comparison last year, they saw transactions of about 42 billion u.s. dollars and that was up about 34%, during a pandemic year. this year, they are expecting to beat that number again and on the first day, transactions were up 140% year on year and we will be looking to see what effect things like livestreaming is having on the consumer demand here and that is something that jd is focused on. international brands be it i see behind me that apple dominates four of the top five spots in countries including the u.s., u.k., singapore, japan, and south korea, near the top of the list in terms of international brands but this is all at a time of increased competition. the video streaming companies as well p

time has come for america and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of chinad all declare within one unified voice that china must pay. >> reporter: after repeating the lies about the outcome of the election, trump actually said, quote, remember, i am not the one trying to undermine america, i am the one trying to save it. of course, there are many who see that exactly the opposite. one glaring omission from the former president's speech last night was the fact there was no mention of the january 6 insurrection, which many blame the former president for. as far as that speech, it never happened. martin savidge, cnn, greenville, north carolina. >>> with me now to talk about this and more is wisconsin governor tony evers. good to see you. >> thanks for having me today. >> you just heard the former president determined to be involved in the gop and defiantly defending the big lie. then just yesterday, you announced your re-election bid. that is the kind of messaging that you will be running against. how do you combat that? >> certainly, you know, the president sp

time has come for america and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of china[ cheers and applause ] we should all declare within one unified voice that china must pay, they must pay. >> reporter: trump ended his comments, though, returning to a very familiar theme. the idea that the election of 2020 was somehow stolen, which of course is not true. he continues to maintain that it was one of the greatest crimes of the century and that it is a wrong that must continue to be righted by republicans. martin savidge, cnn, greenville, north carolina. >> mr. trump's influence was also felt during the georgia republican party convention on saturday. take a listen as governor brian kemp takes the stage in front of a true mp-friendly crowd. [ boos and cheers ] >> lots and lotsf boos there for governor kemp. that was just a snippet. there was a whole lot more, as you could hear. he angered many trump supporters as you remember, last year when he refused to overturn the election results. republicans at the convention reportedly passed resolution calling on mr. kemp and oth

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time has come for america and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of chinad all declare within one unified voice that china must pay. >> and that moment actually brought the crowd tots feet. then after repeating all the lies about the outcome of the election, the former president said this, quote remember, i am not the one trying to undermine america, i am the one trying to save it. of course there are many who see it exactly the opposite of that. one glaring omission from last night's speech, not a single pension of the january 6th insurrection, which many, of course, blame directly on the former president. as far as that speech went, it never happened. >> he is not trying to undermine democracy, he's trying to save it. martin savidge, that sums up his mindset, thank you so much for your reporting. >>> coming up, the justice department making a pledge that it will no longer seize reporters' records and leak investigations. we will discuss what it means from the biden administration and the journalists who are trying to cover it. we now find that 85% of indi

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, these images, this history they've been erased will out of existence by the communist party. this week, china's communist party is marking. it's 100 anniversary with nationwide celebrations . festivities and fanfare all approved for public consumption by beijing. now the parties, origins, go back to 1921, a secret meeting of 53 people in a home in shanghai, in 1949. following a civil war party leader mel's, i don't see the power in china. he oversaw all decades of war, famine and repression and exerted a monopoly over both state and society. in the late 1970 china began opening up for business and decades of unprecedented economic growth followed today. china is the world's 2nd biggest economy and achievement, that president, she's been paying is touting among many others. but in china, what is fact? and what is fiction? today tourist boots ply this lake but 100 years ago it was a small group of marxists to sort out this a deluxe, but they had convened in shanghai, but the fear of spies. so then move their meeting to boat on non lake, 100 kilometers south of the city. he is where they found tha