and outside the congress party, i think congress party had become of gotten to a party that had been gripped by sexual practice imagination. and it had sort of remainder of very ready to be limited to completely fail to count off the, the, the cultural lashlin of all for the b g p. it had forgotten to do so it was only comfortable raising economic issues. and you can only ideas will be placed for the congress party, but it had forgotten to better social coalitions and cultural coalition. and kind of get coming in. but all, you know, signals are huge change because politics is about symbolic, and colgate signals that change to a huge community outside and as seniority commands respect inside the party, as well as outside the party. and congress at this point to 5 needs to better coalitions. 1 inside and outside and i think he's the most suited person to do so. so, i mean it's, i think it was a very, very, very good choice. and mr. powell is interesting that important, or it's not that the federal does not come on the constituency. an idea what was the power to do to n c is very limite

the congress parties and the other parties are shrinking. is challenges are that he needs to control that the congress starts winning election and then builds strong organization and then total reliance is, which can then take them on. >> you need to build an organization, a stronger organization for you to move forward and when the 2024 elections. but when you have a one-handed bgp with modi basically, constantly battering congress, what can he on his own do? >> before we get into that, i don't think that the director about the speakers of told is that he has been selected and elected because he represents the most oppressed section. now the fact that it's the elite, modi's assumptions are wrong. it's a member of congress -- parliament and he has been there in the last 15 years. it's the most oppressed placed. and he's definitely most battered at heart, but he understands his party and he's also receptive of the scenes we all want to embark on. we should not look so cold on papers. >> i have three other issues to cover with our other guests.

parties? 20th national congress began in november 2021. the parties central committee with comrade sees employing at its core. oh, as attached great importance to this work. general secretary, seizing pin presided over meetings of the political bureau and its standing committee to study related issues. drama, you shane, after deliberation there circular of the c. p. c. central committee concerning the election of delegates to the 20th national party congress was adopted. specifying the overall requirements and policies and rules for the election. beg, okay, during elections or electro, eunice acted in accordance with the central committees, arrangements and requirements. gin up held the party constitution as the fundamental guide is kept in mind. the parties nature and purpose sought john and ensured strong party leadership throughout the whole process of election till they gave full play to the role of democracy within the party. yes, applied rigorous criteria for candidate eligibility, followed due procedures observed a strict code of dis

but this has been dismissed my, the officials of the congress party. so i did malika, gilley is now the president of the indian congress. spotty will. i'm returning cheri's. going to need those organizational skills if he's going to breathe new life into a party that does may change after being in opposition for so long. that's right, and that's what he says he wants to do, can get it said that he is very strongly for reform. the gum, the spartan. you had adopted a declaration earlier this year in me in which that goal for reform. and he said he strongly supports this more than he wants to breathe new life into the congress party. for example, you says they must have younger people in the party. at least 50 percent of the positions should be held by people under the age of 50. he's dork on women's environment, empowerment of marginalized groups, and so on. but the question really is that the perception is that he represents the old god that he's the gun, the loyalist, that he represents the congress of the old and not something new. and this is somethin

party lays out the line. that's why we study carefully the congress report of she didn't ping at the 20th party congress. it lays out the line. there's nothing in the line about avoiding crosses, conflict and war. there's everything in the line about the never ability of china's rise inevitability of fear drunk. why means away the off washing the great renaissance of the chinese people? code language for becoming the pre eminent ridgeland global power by mid century. the line is clear that china must prepare for a dangers in times of peace and also prepare for the storm. so that's the script being delivered internally. so therefore, i'm in the rest of the world. obviously is a predisposition to seek to avoid war. or i'm in that camp, i think was generally a pretty bad thing if you go to the mind for history. but i think we're the intersection of the interest between china. the u. s. lie is avoiding war by accident in the near term. and using the terrence to prevent war and in the long term. so these are the 2 as it was strands of the argument outlined in that book. and are you reassured, based on what yo

authorities are on high alert ahead of the party congress sunday. jinping is expected to secure a third term as president of the party congress. double news 24 hours a day on --global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quick take, powered by more than 2700 journalists and anaylsts in over 120 countries. >> china's communist party congress begins this weekend with a host of challenges facing the nation's leadership, from covid and property drags on the economy, geopolitical tensions with the u.s. over high-tech and taiwan. let's bring in our chief north asian correspondent stephen engle in hong kong. steve, what will we be looking for in president xi jinping's speech? >> there i say everything. -- dare i say everything. the party congress is the chance for the head of state to lay out the priorities and policies for the next five years, as well as the leadership that will be carrying out those marching orders. this will be a big leadership shakeup at the party congress, likely, after xi jinping. xi jinping, as we just heard, saying that he i

at the communist party congress dressing delegates, president teaching pin, says he will not rule out the use of force in taiwan. ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome to the program. officials in iran say for inmates a did after a night of classes that even prison entitled the victims allegedly died of smoke, inhalation during a fire, dozens of said to be injured. hundreds of anti government demonstrate has been detained in the prison. iranian officials have denied a link to the protests that had swept the country for weeks. ah, flames illuminate the night sky on the outskirts of terror on even prison, infamous for holding political prisoners is ablaze. gunshots and loud bangs could be heard. ali my city, gulf iranian stay. tv broadcast, images of the prisons gutted interior adherents. governor claims the inmates for the destruction almost in had it let the daddy's f i a was caused by a fight between prisoners. in his sewing workshop, how yoshi, a workshop was set up to create jobs for prisoners. so at the for further even present holds many of those recently arrested for protesting. iran h

this historic party congress return to work are responding fabi encroachment, who's in beijing following the proceedings. what's the main message sent from the party congress been so far? yeah, the main message is clear, sheeting pink's power remains unchallenged and he will continue with his political path. that includes and the china will stick to its dressed is 0 cobra policy. despite the weak performance of the economy recently and also despite the growing frustration among the population also. and we know that the next years will be also dominated by ideology, by political control. and in general, by an emphasis on national security and security in general. what also i found remarkable as it sheeting ping in his opening speech of the am a particle wrist did not talk so much about economy growth, but rather about marxism about and yet more ideological terms like what was interesting is also that he didn't mentioned most of the really am severe problems that people are facing, economic progress also, and the suffering of people under locked on the real estate prices and also the recor

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she, she ping has opened the week long 20th communist party congress in beijing by saying china will never renounce the right to use force over taiwan. he called for accelerating the build up of china's military safeguarding national security and maintaining social stability. that was the event begins its 2nd day party members are widely expected to give she a 3rd 5 year term in office. ah, seemingly, etc. she ging pinged strides in with the air of a man. who knows what's about to happen over the next few days. he's expected to cement his place as the country's most powerful leda. since chem and mal, by being handed a 3rd term, and as the open, china's communist party congress, he may clear that his resolve and ambition to remain as firm as ever mentioning safety and security more than 70 times. he hale, china's rise is a global power. and for those looking for any shift in china's foreign agenda or approach, kind disappointed and direct message on beijing's claim to taiwan. she is youth high romans. the resolution of the taiwan issue is a matter for the chinese themselves to decide

even as we get this drumbeat into the last week as we get into the party congress meeting, where we assume we get a third term for president xi jinping, a lot of analysts are hoping we could see a roadmap out of covid zero coming out of the party congress. 1600 new covid cases on saturday, the highest for china since early september. it comes at a pretty bad time when it comes to this key political gathering. a lot of these have come over the national golden week holidays and it calls into question will the leadership be willing to loosen the reins when it comes to covid zero even after this key political gathering has happened? if not, we could potentially see the pboc forced to do more, and more heavy lifting on the fiscal side as well. when it comes to u.s. markets, the s&p, nasdaq coming off best weeks in a month. we will get data the next couple of days. our correspondent garfield reynolds is here. the main topic is still whether we will see this central bank misstep, policy error priced in. if you look at swap pricing, for example. what are you looking at this week? garfield: a big p

on the other hand, ew'r -- we're also looking for more explanations from the party congress. tween the party of growth and the growth rates to see where the balance is. if there is a pivot towards growth rates, then we might see more policy stimulus coming from officials. otherwise i think they are still going to press ahead reforms and that will be exchanged with short-term pain for long-term gains. yvonne: what else are you going to be looking for in terms of may be the political lineup? what is that going to tell us about policy moving forward? peiqian: i think for the upcoming party congress, president xi is widely expected to remain in power for at least the next five years. so the focus then will be the lineup of the standing committee for the dynamics of policy changes and that goes hand-in-hand with policy priority for the next five years. we are also going to scrutinize the report to see what other authorities are focused for the next five years to one decade good -- decade. yvonne: peiqian liu, thank you. we have live pictures from taiwan. taiwan's national day celeb

since chem and mal, by being handed a 3rd term and at the open, china's communist party congress. he may clear that his resolve and ambitions remain as firm as ever mentioning safety and security more than 70 times. he hale, china's rise, the global power. and for those looking for any shift in china's for an agenda or approach, came this pointed on direct message on beijing's claim to taiwan. she is youth highland, the resolution of the taiwan issue is a matter for the chinese themselves to decide full one. we insist on striving for the prospect of a peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and with the greatest efforts family. however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the option of taking all necessary measures fung she. surely. congress party delegates will in all likelihood rubber stamp she jing ping's vision for the next 5 years and strengthen his grip on this global superpower. while earlier i spoke to correspondent fabia crash mer, who's following de party congress from beijing and asked him what stood out in changing things, open

also on our show, beijing is focused on its party congress, but covert cases are rising in the background, raising fears of new lock downs. and planned by new zealand attacks, cow burps is giving farmers there in the junction. but there might just be another way to reduce harmful missions. hello and welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. our oil producers, lending a hand to russia. that's the accusation from washington. after the saudi led oil cartel opec plus decided to slash oil production by $2000000.00 barrels a day. not helping matters, at least from the u. s. perspective was meeting tuesday between russian president vladimir putin and president of the united arab emirates chic mohammed bid zion and ion the white house has said that in response to the opec cuts, which it says will boost russian oil revenues. it is reevaluating its relationship with saudi arabia. re odd says the decision to cut production is based on market forces. right, more or less, let's go to mikhail crew to ken. he's an energy analyst and he joins us from oslo. macau, we've talked a lot about the o

oh, congress party delegates will in all likelihood rubber stamp sheeting ping's vision for the next 5 years. and strengthen his grip on this global superpower ah, was been an unusual season in the bonus. niga with perennial champions barne munich so far and able to assert themselves at the front of the pack. in recent weeks on yom berlin have been the ones topping the table in only their 4th season in the division. much day 10th saw them host for us yet dormant and what would have become a frustrating afternoon for the black and yellows or new and found themselves in an unfamiliar position ahead of the visit of policy. i don't want to talk of the put his legal title coach, but was fisher continues to work wonders in berlin there. open this door. the round came served on a silver platter, courtesy ogle corbett, who was punished by the alert danny kava. the stuff of nightmares for the common stopper with just 8 minutes. and he was blameless. at least for half a 2nd. this sweetly struck drive from outside to nil to lead, lead his immune up to 21 minutes. their supporters once more in d

mike martineau was studies fellow at king's college. chinese communist party is holding its 20th party congress the twice a decade event is expected to culminate in. she didn't beings re election for a 3rd term, making him china's most influential leader since mounted on addressing party members. she said china would never renounced the right to use force to reunify taiwan. he also called for accelerating the country's military build up safeguarding national security and maintaining social stability. ah, seemingly at ease she jing pinged strides in with the air of a man. who knows what's about to happen over the next few days, he's expected to cement his place as the country's most powerful leader since chairman now, by being handed a 3rd term and at the open chinese communist party congress, he may clear that his resolve and ambitions remain as firm as ever mentioning safety and security more than 70 times he hale, china's rise is a global power. and for those looking for any shift in china's for an agenda or approach, came this pointed and to rec, message on beijing's claim to taiwan. she is

this is part of the whole process of this party congress. and then in the coming days, there will be a major profound re shopping of the top leadership roles within the communist party in the central committee of the blue bureau. as well as the standing committee of the blue color bureau, i would say, as a result of the twenty's party congress, the communist party of china will be more united than ever before in recent memory . and the new central committee and the police bureau understanding too much of the believe bureau will be a really, really dedicated c, b c to greater reform and opening to the outside world. because the coming 5 years will be crucial for china in terms of the growing size of china's economy, in terms of the growing impact of china as a country on the global stage. and also what child needs to do to stand the head we caused by the united states that particular and how to navigate through very great difficulties and challenges in china's general relations with the west blanche. all these are important things to be thrash

jeff lucian, i look on him in china. president shitting thing opened his time in his party's congress in a speech to more than 2000 delegates, the leader of one party, china laid out his vision for the future of the world's most populous nation. he stressed his goal of re unifying the self ruled island of taiwan with china. she, a duke hi roman. the resolution of the taiwan issue is a matter for the chinese themselves to decide who one we insist on striving for the prospect of a peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and with the greatest effort abominably. however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the option of taking all necessary measures fung. she's, she already. taiwan was quick to respond. she's remarks stating that piece and stability in the region is the common responsibility of both sides. chinese communist party members are expected to hand she a rare 3rd term, possibly strengthening his iron grip on the biggest global economy after the united states have a quick look at his rise to power. she didn't, ping's political journey has

the communist party of china begins. it's major congress this weekend. that's all but certain to hand, she keeping a 3rd 5 year term. it's moved that puts him on the path to becoming leader for life, for better or worse, richer or poorer? because china, under she has had its share of milestones and challenges. as dw clifford conan reports, huge in pings, political journey has been epic from political exile during the upheavals of the cultural revolution to becoming the most powerful chinese leader since miles at dawn in the 19 seventy's. china has been transformed since the mouth era, from a poor, inward looking country into a global superpower and the world's 2nd largest economy. unless, believe she goes into the congress in a strong position, i was appointment for a 3rd term as party chief. give some more political muscle, eating nauseous, each and baggage they don't go there. in the past, the party congress and china was similar to elections in the west. they found that there were many factions, many struggles on many disagreements of those. and this

said eli and moving over to china now where present shipping has opened his communist parties twice a decade. congress in an address to more than 2000 delegates, the leader of one parties. china praised his party for their achievements and laid out his vision for the future of the world's most populous nation. we shall now from this day forward, the central task of the communist party congress will be to lead the chinese people if all ethnic groups it effort to realize that goals of drilling china into great modern socialist country in all respects. and so on to read you the nation of the chinese nation on all fronts laid off chinese communist party members are expected to hand leader. she a rare 3rd term and strengthen his iron grip on the biggest global economy after the united states. here's a look at his rise to power. she didnt ping's political journey has been epic from political exile during the upheavals of the cultural revolution to becoming the most powerful chinese leader since mousie dong in the 19 seventy's. china has been transformed since the mouth era, from a poor, inward looking count

traders to react to xi jinping's speech at the weekend, the two hour address at the national party congress highlighting key areas, specifically the environment. tech. national security. some strategists are saying what happens, this is basically china's answer to the nasdaq and we saw it rallying into the party congress on sunday. otherwise, covid zero, the maintain infosys on very strict virus measures. life over the economy. that will hit trading sentiment. the property sector as well, one to watch. mixed signals in that sector. let's look at the set up across asia. china a big driver of sentiment in the region. we've got new zealand in the red. also keeping an eye on what is happening in the japanese yen because we are coming off of nine straight weeks of losses. that is a key intervention level as we get closer to the key 150 level. kathleen: let's get a check on wall street so we can see what sentiment may carry over. the big story on friday was the university of michigan consumer survey. inflation expectations. the one year ahead a look is five point 1%, up from 4.7%, after 300 base

clubs there, in rica to fall out of russia's invasion of ukraine has dominated discussions at the party congress of germany screens this weekend. the party entered the national government for the 1st time last year in that spent compromising a long held policy ideals, or political correspondent, julia shall deli reports. it was the 1st green party conference since the start of the war in ukraine. and that showed, given that the topic was at the top of the agenda throughout the green party, nauman government also has to deal with the issue directly, has to decide how to handle rushes, aggression, and how to deal with the energy crisis. but the congress also showed that the party has moved away from its more idealistic positions of the past, and is now strongly anchored in reality. it's a party that decided to support the government's decision to extend the life of to nuclear power plants despite its history being rooted in the anti nuclear movement . it's a party that decided to support the decision to send heavy weapons to ukraine despite its longstanding policy of not sending arms to conflict a

croft welcome to the program. chinese president gigi paying has opened his communist parties twice at decade. congress in a speech to more than 2000 delegates, the leader of one party, china praised his parties for their achievements and laid out his vision for the future of the world's most populous nation. chinese communist party members are expected to hand leader g. a rare 3rd term and strengthen his iron grip on china. let's have a quick look at his rise to power. she jim pings political journey has been epic from political exile during the upheavals of the cultural revolution to becoming the most powerful chinese leader since mousie dong in the 19 seventy's, china has been transformed since the mount euro, from a poor, inward looking country into a global superpower and the world's 2nd largest economy. analysts believe she goes into the congress in a strong position. and his appointment for a 3rd term is party chief, gives him more political muscle. they say the makeup of congress has also changed in his favor. ah, they found that there were many factions, many struggles on many disagreements or

party, but also clamped down on his rivals. other analysts say the continuing campaign against corruption ahead of this congress would ensure that she strengthens his hand over appointments to key decision making bodies. she has let china per decade now he's expected to end precedent by being appointed to a 3rd term as party chief. so having seized control of the chinese communist party, since you bring, then sees control of china and china has become a lot less free, a lot more oppressive, far less open than it was 10 years ago. it's an accumulation of power unseen. since chairman, man, oh, i've only to since him has built a personality cold. how strong adrian brown al jazeera. ah, let's bring in our guests sin badging. victor gow is the vice president of the center for china and globalization in hong kong. andrew lee, young and international, an independent china strategist, and in, in albany in u. k. steven vines, the author of the book, defying the dragon, hong kong and the world's largest dictatorship. a very warm welcome to each of you, andrew. i'd like to start with you. she's power remain strong inside the c. c. pay that

the spotlight, the further course of development of the state and the election of the top party leadership congress a key event in the political life of china for the first time this the format was held at 19. from the first year in the year of the founding of the party, then its ranks included about fifty people. today, the ccp has grown, let's say so significantly, in its composition of 96 million and 700,000 people. previously, congresses were convened with different breaks, and since the seventy-seventh year they began to do this every five years, by the way, by coincidence, the twentieth congress of the communist party of china a. the cpsu can be called a certain point, which can be considered a little bit of a change in the era, then 66 years ago a secret report was read. khrushchev about. stalin's cult of personality and its consequences, which led to tectonic shifts today in another part of the world. we are also talking about a global change in the world order, his by no means secret speech means that he takes a clear position against hegemony earlier such reports were not talking about th

he made the commons at the communist party congress. she has also defended china 0 cove, it policy and back to military growth during the week. long gathering, he said to secure a 3rd term. those are the headlands. i'll be back for news in half night. emily anglin is up next with inside story to stay with us. ah, how has she jean pings, leadership of shaped china in an unprecedented mood? the communist party is set to extend his tenure as later. but what does it mean for china's future, both at home and abroad? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm emily angry and he is the most powerful communist leader in china since mows the dong now the communist party congress, which is held every 5 years is set to extend to president. she jan ping's leadership for historic 3rd term. this will of course, have significant impact on the world's 2nd largest economy and the region at large . she used his opening speech to declare beijing's global power had increased while warning of dangerous storms ahead. he called for faster

congress is succession. who comes after she well, correspondent bobby and customer is following that historic party congress in beijing fabi and great to see you. so from what i understand, there's no doubt that presidents using paying will when a 3rd term in office is his grip on power essentially undisputed in china. what the simple answer is, we cannot say for sure, because the a power apparatus has increasingly become like a black books em. but from all the information that i gathered through expert interviews or background conversations with diplomats and my own observations, i would say yes, his grip is really quite firm. that being said, there were signs of opposition. and recently there was a perch of high ranking security officials were not, not only accused of being corrupt, but also of having formed a political click against shooting ping. and just 3 days ago there was a very rare sign of a protest. a man was hanging a banner on a bridge here, basically asking the people to overthrow him. so that is probably the biggest, a display of protest in many, many years. he and beijing. and am that gives

in the past, the party congress in china was similar to elections in the west. they thought that there were many factions, many struggles on many disagreements of a thought, and this is likely going to be the 1st one without factional struggles since the establishment of the communist party of china. which means that she, jim ping, has taken control of everything. oh, she did, he didn't on corner you tick. the authoritarian, she has taken a hard line approach to china's relations with the west, particularly over self rule taiwan. she wants taiwan to revert to beijing's rule by 2049, the century, the foundation of the people's republic. he's not rude. i'm taking the island by force. his reluctance to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine has antagonized the west and his efforts to grab territory in the south. china sea have angered china's neighbor is our ideal relations with the united states or at their lowest ebb for years. while tensions between the you and china could escalate if she strengthens his commitment to a confrontational foreign policy. while the re

now, congress party is the only this national political party of india, and this is, this was the 1st dying in its history since 1947. that is since independence that the congress by be conducted its elections in the country. and this has been significant because the ruling party that is the b j. b has been constantly attacking the congress by b of being a diagnostic political party headed by the gun. the family clearly in run up to the elections parliamentary elections in 2024 and clearly you know, b, g, b has been giving back confessed to the congress in the last last i would say, atheist, because often mr. moody came to father, strong as being increasingly losing its walk, shed, and losing, losing speech and volume and across the country. public in india, buying dodge, do not want to see. i have gone beyond gone. be in the steel position. they don't like leadership. they have shown absolutely, leader confidence leadership across the country. and it seems that the congress is trying to revive and also try to, i would see use the damage. diagnostic dad has called on this perhaps it w

congress, a report fledged 1400000000 people, nearly 100000000 are registered party members. about 2300 will attend the congress, and these delegates are handpicked by the party. and they will endorse a group of about $200.00 people, and this is the parties central committee, which overseas, all aspects of the government military. the committee then elect 25 members who form the politburo and the party sets their agenda. and decisions are made by consensus. this group then chooses the standard committee, usually about 7 people which assumes legislative powers when the national people's congress is not in session. and the general secretary chairs this committee. while she used his opening speech at the twice a decade, communist party congress to call for faster military growth. you also raised the issue of hong kong, say, must be ruled by what he called, patrons, chin, mandarin church. we will fully faithfully and resolutely implement the policy of one country to systems under which the people of hong kong administer, hong kong and the people of macau administer, macau, both

i am youth, unemployment, bobby and coachman following the party congress in bay. jing. now some other stories making news from around the world. brazil's president an rival, has held there one 1st one on one debate ahead of a ronald vote. come and the dodge, i above scenario, exchanged heated woods with brazil's former president, louisa in as you look at a silver, 2 weeks before the polls, the one the elections 1st round with 48 percent of the vote. pilots, germany's euro wings airline have started a 3 day strike to demand better pay and working conditions. the budget carrier says more than half of the $400.00 scheduled flights will still operate. it's the latest in a series of strikes from pilots at your wings, a subsidiary of lufthansa, agirri and authority, same old and 600 people had been killed by flooding during this is rainy season. the funds of submerged tens of thousands of homes and displaced as many as 2000000 people. un officials say it was flooding to hit nigeria in at least a decade. as both coverage now. it's been an unusual season in the buddhist lager w

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minister, well, but hobbit, and our political corresponded, julius shall deli, is following the party congress for us, julia, germany's economy minister, they're trying to demonstrate unity just how unified is his party behind a policy shift. it's clearly a fundamental contradiction of their ideals as it is a very big shift compared to the beginning of the greens, the entire party was basically founded on the anti nuclear movement here in germany, in the 19 eighties and to see now the majority of the party at the congress standing behind, well, but how big and his decision to go ahead with keeping these 2 nuclear power plants in operation indicates this big shift. now there were debates, there were members of the party who have criticized this decision. but all in all the majority stands behind him, even though there is a clear red line for the party. and that is that this, maintaining an operation of these power plants only has to be temporary. there isn't got not going to be any purchase of new nuclear fuel rods. now this clearly signifies that the party has moved away from its origins. it's