about g stuff is i called g 7, g 0, g to whichever g is we have, but we just had a g 7 meeting in a row shipment. and i would love to get a snapshot from you right now on whether you think this meeting was relevant to any of us that is very relevant. um, and the g 7 has become much more cohesive, much more united, in part because we are living in a g 0 world because there is an absence of global leadership and the presence of threat and crisis geo politically, the russian invasion of ukraine. the chinese government becoming much more economically powerful, but not aligned with the united states or its allies in political or economic system. those are things that are deeply concerning to the advanced industrial democracies, the principal members of the g 7. and you saw that on display in her ocean that you saw that with the invitation of zalinski and his personal sit down meetings with every single one of them. and the extraordinary amount of economic support and military support that's being provided. you also sought with the greater cohesiveness in concern about economic coersion as th

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also, unity on the position of the g 7 and china. so a lot of different issues that have been discussed at the summit. our chief international editor, richard walker, has been following all of that and he is with us from the g 7 in hiroshima. richard, what stood out for you most in vines remarks that we heard as well. well, i think it's close to what's to that it should be in february and you can't really ignore it. is, is um, you know, what happens when you take the white house press cool, uh to japan. you can end up with questions about domestic politics. and of course, it is true that joe biden is facing a serious domestic situation. while we were just hearing that him, there was addressing the fact that the united states is approaching what's called the debt ceiling. that, that it has to go to congress to get it to approve a further raising of the amount of money that they can borrow one international markets to keep the government operating. we know the end in the, in recent years and respect cases it happens on several occasion

in the g 7, you have got 3 members of the g 7. they happen to be the 3 that are also permanent members of the un security council of the united kingdom, the us and from who all nuclear power is now the, all those are the other members of the g 7. some of them have nuclear weapons on best, so even if that not that road nuclear weapons, but suddenly a prime minister casita is been trying to push something, a hiroshima initiative that he pushed last year in the u. n. in new york, wanting more transparency, at least from the new, clear positive. exactly what best of all is all making it clear that that sort of information should be public. what's not clear is what we'll hear from president biden. this, the visits here today, the word from the white house is, would not likely to have an apology for, for the us from the us president, for the events that happened nearly 78 years ago. he's not the 1st us president to come here to a russian ma. uh, that was president obama, who made a visit here. and what is interesting is he met some of t

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that was quite a critical editorial of the g 7 and how g 7 countries conduct the diplomacy. i'll read some of that to you that, that it authorial noting that the us as an instigator of coercive diplomacy against developing countries. meanwhile, china is diplomacy 6 to uphold equality and that it at heart will also said that china actually welcomes any sort of comparison as, as much of the world's media has knows that this is a week of power, low summit where the g 7 is happening at the same time as china is hosting its own summit. well, this editorial said that it welcomes any sort of comparison because china is, summit is an example of what true multi lateral is. multilateralism is whereas the g 7 is upholding day should and political clicks rather than involving old countries. equally at the last foreign ministry briefing also there was some comments about the g 7. could you, can we, in relation to how the g 7 relates to developing countries, the spokes person noted that it's nothing new that the g 7 only pays lip service to developing countries. and we hope that the us an

so the us and the g 7, other g 7 countries should be clicked right, relief and speed, those market adjustments to decrease pressure on the targeted countries. let me ask you that before we run out of time, what role does trade play in, in any us push back against china? i mean, you know, a lot of the countries see china as they are most important trading partner. yeah, so as mentioned in our report, we sort of uh, you know, recommend a 2 pronged strategy. one on one side. we have a rebuilding resilience on our side. we have providing relief and trade a free trade agreement to civically are the major component of that resilient side of our accounting strategy, the board in this record. so as you mentioned, you know, countries are increasingly seen. i think the majority of countries now see china as their number one trading partner on where the us can offset that influences by getting back into the business. a free trade in negotiating free trade agreements with allies and partners to, you know, decrease that influence on a relative basis that china has over our, our friends may have rentals wit

so to get more weapons to the verge of from a g 7 nations to ukraine. derek g 7 power c, china increasingly as a threat to economic security. so how are they planning to reduce their dependencies on the world's 2nd largest economy? that's interesting because when it comes to sign off of the g 7 are very much on one page and their assessment of the problems. so for instance, if you look at the pandemic, everybody agreed that the dependencies on china, whether it's semi conductors, window frames or cheap a technological goods is just too high on the, on the country. now turning that assessment does mutual assessment into action is another question here. for instance, you have you that very much favors the approach of the risk being rather than the coupling. in other words, not pulling investments out of china, but interesting in other countries. for instance, the front line countries here being vietnam and indonesia. and we have also been invited to this summit so, so this is, yeah, this is one option. uh, another one is trade agreements. so that is where the us is not on the same price. uh s

the g 7 is supporting ukraine. and so i think presidents the landscapes he keeps this outreach and he was only just come from saudi arabia. i'm trying to impress a belief the hour of sites, the arab nations. he's got to keep that effort up and i think that's been part of what has been ukraine success. remember 50 months ago. we felt keeps going to full in days, parts of it as being this run meant less outlay rich relentless diplomacy. and lots of it personal lots say from one man picking up the phone now getting on the plane . and that's the presence of landscape and, and we are seeing that they are setting up the podium there for the family photo, which is expected to happen very soon. the need is, i was going to be walking out there. you talked about the communicate, james, what else is being discussed at the g 7 and what else has come out of that communicate the the yeah, we've got to communicate 40 pages long. so a lot to dates and i've been to adjusting it in the last hour. i think, you know, the, the comments

the g. somebody is really talking about the law, the ukraine on the one hand, and how the g 7 countries across you can get united to, to tar china still. but china is not a threat to any of the gees of a member of states or any of the e u. member states. china is a powerhouse in the world of today. and g 7 countries are really look at looking to move the economic development of china as an opportunity for all have then downs to the, to all the united states and try to join the united states. being the hostility, i guess try that while attending the g 7 gathering in japan as a partner. meanwhile, india is prime minister render moody coal for reforms of the un. it is a matter of analysis. why do we have to talk about peace and stability in different forms? why is the un, which was started with the idea of establishing peace, not successful in preventing conflicts? today, it is necessary that reforms should be implemented in big institutions like the u. m. they will also have to become the voic

this used to be the g 8. so you can see this potentially, and then we'll have to see exactly what pictures we see in the coming days as present savanski standing in the place that used to be president putin. this present landscape has already, as he's landed moments after he landed, put out a tweet. he said japan g 7 important meeting with partners and friends of ukraine, security and enhanced cooperation for victory. peace will become closer today and of course as follows. his visit, as you said, fully to the arab league summit, reaching out there to some nations that are still somewhat favorable to, to moscow that they haven't taken sides. they've remain neutral and you can speak to diplomats, there are certain places, for example, of them, at least one of the one i was robot until recently, by diplomats to buy kind of a place where many rich russians still go. so that's why i think the focus on, on the arab league, of course, the financial might, to the arab league. you craig doesn't just need weapons, doe

the g 7. and then invited guests some of those countries that he might be able to. we know, i think of to support the boy in ukraine. that's what he'll be hoping he needs military support. he needs political support. he needs financial sup. ready to uh, to keep his efforts on going in the war in ukraine of what is a pretty important moment 15 months seeing when he and his forces are planning a counter offensive against the russians and times what do you make of the location of this summit in hiroshima is that significant, a very significant, very deliberate by the japanese. they're all, most things that these countries agree on these all the rich weston countries with the one eastern partner, japan that makes up the g 7 of they have pretty much similar loyalty on most things, but the slight difference of opinion. i think it's fair to say on nuclear or nuclear weapons, 3 of these countries are actually nuclear states. the us from u. k may happen, all 3 of those to be the ones that have permanen

7 summit as ever in a g 7 summit. there are the important countries that are invited. the idea is to have a bridge to the rest of the world of the developing world. as a representative, the african union was invited, but also to the big, big other countries of the world. i don't think those are the ones that presidents lensky is seeking out. and we've already seen him have a meeting with prime minister moody of india. india abstained in those important to you and general assembly about last year on ukraine. it didn't take you crate inside. it's somebody that was, it would say sas on the fence and so india is important, but we've also got indonesia. we've got brazil, we've got a very important players internationally. but i think presidents lensky is going to be low being, and i think they feel the ukrainians, but yes, he can speak to lots of these people on the phone, but face to face in person that perhaps can get them to modify that position. so what we're going to see in the coming hours is about an hour and a hous

but g 7 lead us. james also issued what could be construed as a what a thinly veiled threat to china accusing it of using economic coalition to bully simple countries and those comments of seriously and the chinese yeah, they taught the word co ocean was used by the g 7. they also talked about being very worried about the says that situation and the east and south china sea. and this, i think has angered the chinese when you look at the statements that have come out to the foreign ministry spokesman said the g 7 was smearing. china said this was a small group seeking to impose its rules on the world. well, the g 7 is in terms of 7 countries, a pretty small blog, but remember, it also has the you as a member of the us 28 countries. and so it does represent reasonable knowledge population, but china angry and saying the policies of g 7 seen the international piece, damage regional stability, and suppressed development of all the countries. um, in terms of the scale of diplomatic outrage and diplomatic l

and so g, 7, unity against russia and it's one ukraine of the g 7. unity is certainly that the g 7 in the woods of very, very strongly backing up the ukranian leader. and his efforts to try and the braces country. we've seen a financial backing. we've seen a political back in terms of the woods and as you say, the f sixteens, i think, is the thing that will out of this summit be seen as the most significant development for the war. uh, that is the us saying that's f. 16 at craft can be transferred to ukraine. they all usaa across the us manufactured so us needs to give us the permission. and this being the debates on this for some time presidents lensky asking for flight to jets from nato. a debate within nato. about this, but also debate within the bike by the administration about whether he should get this and present. biden's now lifted the objection, meaning that not the us, but all the nato allies that have f sixteens will now be given to us has permission to. so i'm transfer those that across to ukraine. so that is very important cause the credit elidah is here face to face beca

position reiterates is at the g 7. we are more secure with all the talk about china is building is military and is building this military. and that's why i've made it clear that i am not going to prepare. i'm not prepared to trade certain items with china. and when i was asked by presidency, why so? because usually the nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction and i'm not going to do it. and we've now got commitment from all of our allies. they're not going to raise or provide that kind of material that allows them to do that. but that's not a hostile act. that's an act that says we're going to make sure that we do everything we can to maintain the status quo. and what china has reacted furiously to the g 7 summit. launching a formal complaint with the japan, katrina, you reports from beijing on the reaction that china has responded angrily to the 27 summit in her, russian accusing the group of smearing badging and distorting facts. firstly, bathing deny is that it's guilty of economic collision pointing th

and for g 7, unity against russia and his war in ukraine. james as well, i think it means him trying to seek more support both from his close friends, the g 7. i'm from some of the other countries that are invited here. he's been pretty busy with his diplomacy already met one on one with most of the g 7 leaders . he's also met with prime minister moody of india. now india and some of the other invitees are absolutely key. i think for this meeting because of india, for example, if staying didn't devices that took place in the un general assembly on the issue of ukraine. he's also got countries like brazil and indonesia here. and he wants to get those countries further into the ukranian camp. you'll have further meetings here in the coming hours with all the leaders and most importantly, meeting with president biden in a few hours time. and that'll be a meeting around the table of presidency. lensky with all the g 7, and then presidency landscape with all the g 7 plus the of the invited countries. and i think the meeting on the picture of the

this is the day the one of the themes of the g 7 summit will be the unity between the g 7 countries in supporting ukraine, dealing with the full scope of challenges that the fee are see present in the endo pacific region will absolutely be on the agenda for they choose to trace our capability or depends capabilities is one of the most important means of maintaining peace and security on the important stuff. and of course the title district. i'm aware of criticism that russia as a bathing effect on venting sanctions in various ways should take what it is action to make sanctions more effective. and you'll see concrete action to further isolate russian weekend it's ability to wage. it's also coming up, a wars kidnapped kids researchers say that thousands of ukrainian children may have been forcibly deported to russia. it is a child. the child's brain is so flexible if you every day feeds via brain of your poison from your propaganda poison. and during one month to month, this child will say, oh, rush raise, maybe no bad the when to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to

the us for example says that b, g retaliates with economic measures. when other governments or companies businesses do something better, doesn't like such as maintaining ties with taiwan. for example. now we don't know if g 7 members will find common ground here, but we can confirm that this agenda item does not sit well at all with b, g to watch when i find out has never engaged in collection of bullying. china has always a post game in the unit, naturalism and cost if diplomacy. we are just the g 7 to confirm to the general trends of the era which is open this and inclusiveness and refrain from engaging coercive diplomacy. i closed an exclusive clicks or if i'm more now i want to bring in matthew reynolds from the center for strategic and international studies in washington. matthew testified at the hearing of the house for an affairs committee on showing is economic aggression and predatory practices just yesterday. matthew, it's good to have you with this. um i read the transcript from your. busy to moni, i'm wondering have you received any feedbac

so the us and the g 7, other g 7 countries should be clicked right, relief and speed, those market adjustments to decrease pressure on the targeted countries. let me ask you that before we run out of time, what role does trade play in, in any us push back against china? i mean, you know, a lot of the countries see china as their most important training partner. yeah, so as mentioned in our report, we sort of uh, you know, recommend a 2 pronged strategy. one on one side. we have a rebuilding resilience on our side. we have providing relief and trade free trade agreements typically are the major component of that resilience side of our accounting strategy to support and this record. so as you mentioned, you know, countries are increasingly seen. i think the majority of countries now see china as their number one trading partner on where the us can offset that influences by getting back into business. a free trade in negotiating free trade agreements with allies and partners to, you know, decrease that influence on a relative basis that china has over our, our friends may have rentals with the ce

but do you have a member of the g? 7 is currently busy, the wine i mentioned to you free with depleted uranium. while the g 7 meeting is being hosted in the city, well, one of the members decided to carry out the actual deadly nuclear strike, comes up with the petroleum. so street is of western countries under pressure from the united states will discuss age to ukraine. americans of health countries in this way, more than once in history. they helped japan in august 1945 when without the military urgency they subjected to russia. and i guess that he to atomic bones which entail catastrophic consequences. and the death of a huge number of civilians did not apologize. and they're not going to apologize for what they did. they helped ukraine for pressure that henchmen and supplied munition with depleted uranium. they just structure and this, i mean, nation potentially displayed to a radioactive cloud, headed towards western europe and able to china and russia are being pulled out whole in a nuclear stress to the world. it

the g 7 to support kids. and this kind of idea of, you know, us, you know, maintaining of us, the primacy of the fact is, the g 7 is basically an anachronism. that wasn't able to deal with the financial crisis that had to be done by a wider group. the g 20 is it has made a lot of promises and if you look over the joint communicate, there's a lot of talk, but very, very little action. and quite frankly, they've lost a lot of credibility, especially in the developing world global south. and you know, there's been all these promises of a $100000000000.00 a year. now, only a fraction of it has come for it for climate change action. now they're promising 600000000000 for infrastructure. but you know, it's kind of hard to believe that these country is going to take other put other countries infrastructure above their own presence and us things are crumbling. so yes, your vision is kind of not happy. it seems that every time the us gets together with somebody, it's an attack on china. steven is, uh, and i mentioned

oh, so remember that the g, the g 7 has all the guests nations that attend and so sometimes he will not be alone. but i think that's part of him wanting to be here. countries like brazil, india, indonesia, south korea. i think you want to try and see if they can show more sup. ready phase side, let's just take the last one, south korea, pretty supportive of ukraine in terms of its woods, but in terms of military support. they have not provided the sort of things. the presence of lensky wants, which is lethal assistants to help him in his war with russia. i think we're going to seek pretty simple to images too, because remember, the g 7 used to be a ga, to until vladimir putin took control and evaded crimea in 2014. well, you're going to have, i think, images of presence lensky, surrounded by the other g 7 leaders in some way, perhaps taking the place the president puts in, used to have on james as i discussed, issues over ukraine and other matters. it's all being held in the shadow of the hiroshima piece memorial are quite deliberate from the japanese organizers to have this in a rush a

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and meanwhile the g 7 is meeting in japan. and some of those editorials noticed that the us is pushing co, us of diplomacy that actually works against developing nations and some editorials . also accuse the g 7 is being closed and narrow minded and very quickly in terms of the way that it engages in diplomacy. and meanwhile, the chinese state media editorial say that the summit, the president, she is hosting this week c on is actually a model for, for diplomacy that china is working with old countries developing and develop a and working towards the quote was jessica washington algebra. see the foreign minister as a fall menia and as i by john is set to hold talks and must go to calm tensions on the disputed territory of nicole and i'm kind of back let's just for administer. the 2nd level is 1st missing by side, separately before 3 sided tooks off to woods media. and also by john have for to was the control of the contested border region is always form. it'll be says heavy rain and flooding has caused incalculable damage to l

that was quite a critical editorial of the g 7 and how g 7 countries conducted diplomacy? well, what we've been hearing from president you didn't ping us. he's amazing with his central asian counterparts yesterday. and also today is he, he held those bilateral talks with them when they arrived. and we had these words of friendship, cooperation, development and working together. and that's certainly what we heard today is he addressed all of them together for the 1st time as a group. it's the best time that china has ever hosted all the central asian leaders together in one place. and i'll read some of what he said to you in his, in his speech, he noted that the relationship has great vitality. and he noted that there will be an upgrade in bilateral investment agreements and that developing pods, independently chosen by central asia, must be respected silver and te, security independence and territorial integrity. trying to respect all of these things. and this is very much in line with staging strategy of, of presenting itself as a partner. not only is the central asia, bu

and i think it's also an alarm bell dot the g 70. there's a listening with the japanese prime minister, somebody he co tiny good. she. we appreciate your insights. thank you. thank you. but one of the biggest issues up the discussion at the g 7 summit in japan is going tension over taiwan. the block has repeatedly choose the beijing of threats and intimidation while china says the group is prejudiced. jessica washington spoke to people living in the chinese coastal city of sherman, which is close to taiwan. this factory in the city of selman. there are more than 1000 workers, and most of them are from mainland china. all except a boss, honey, one, who is from taiwan. he was one of the 1st time when he's investors to come to salmon more than 30 years ago. one of those doors that we owe chinese, the, the 2 sides of the street, also a family. and we have 100 percent support from our competitors here. and he says, recent attentions in the region haven't jumped into his confidence and opportunities for collaboration courses. so young thos

the cranium present dominates the final day of the g 7 summit in japan. so lensky also uses the opportunity to appeal to non aligned countries, taking part in the gathering. also in the show, russia says its troops are in full control of box moved after months of finding. this comes after the wagner and mercenary group releases video set to show its soldiers hoisting flags and the eastern ukrainian city. and the poles have opened in greece, where voters are skeptical. the main parties can solve their economic was while handling, pressing new issues. the mariana evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. your prize president, one of your zalinski, is that the g 7 summit in japan, lobbying world leaders for more support to fight back against russia. it's the furthest has been from ukraine since the war began. so landscape has been holding one on one meetings with other world leaders, including the indian prime minister, now under moody, who is a guest at the g 7. soleski was hoping to gain moody's support for his peace plan. india has so far, refused to co

1st document treat deep see greed starts to date on d, w the this is the w news live from the live g. something lead is a green new measures against russia. at the summit in japan, they pledge to prohibit russian access to technology, equipment and services that could aid it's for gains to print, the printing presses, and the modem is lensky is expected to join the latest in us. and also coming up on the program syrian president shaw saw arrives in jetta to attend the arrogant league summit and being a decade regional isolation for his ration the menu chips and again. and thanks for being with us. leaders of the well, the most powerful democracies have agreed to new sanctions on rusher at the g. 7 summit in japan as a group pledge to prohibit russian access to technology, industrial equipment, and services that could aid it's war against ukraine. ukrainian president of them is the landscape is expected to join the leaders in passing ahead of their official meetings. in hiroshima, the leaders visited the cities peace pock. it's a memorial site to the 10s of thousands of people killed b

ready uh volk rhetoric and the boost standards amongst the g 7 countries. they did want to use their cake and had to do the same type as far as dealing with china's come side. while the one hand, they say though, we don't want to go to go over china, we just want the china to grow. but i'll get a hand, you know, laughing kind of, it's essential sanctions and dinardo back says, i have i on trade. i've gotten all the g m and then on audiology and all of the on the south side of c and hong kong, changing and trembling on, on, on china's internal affairs. and then um, there is a great deal of, of, of travesty of the truth in the united states and the allies, as i said, warranties to kick and have it. um, they want to put maximum uh, pressure on china, charlotte, the railroad, uh china, subject tree. uh, even though this the other was and the one toner 2. um i, i, ascension, russia, and china is being adopting an m out an informal and i need the vendor position as well, such as politicians on the like during the summit. citizens of japan itself showed their disa

it used to be called the g 8. and effectively, we might see presence the lensky set standing in the place. what president putin used to stand on times talking of symbolism, the stomach being held in the shutter of the hair. she, i'm a piece memorial. absolutely deliberate choice of the venue by the japanese of japan has initiatives with regard to nuclear weapons that would like much more transparency on nuclear weapons. some of the g 73, a nuclear armed state. the others actually hosts nuclear weapons from those countries on that type of trade. it is an important issue. all these leaders paying respect today that those to those that died here a back in 1945 at 8, 15 in the morning, back on august. the 6th of that, yeah, i'm, they heard of from one of the survivors of what happened. one of the worst things that's happened in human history, and i can tell you from my own experience being here for the last 48 has they can't help to be moved by what they hers around the world. most people know what happened in hiroshi

and no g 7. we heard from some of the protesters who said the weekends meeting of western leaders was nothing more than a war conference. the united states intends to plan military operations through the summit, which will lead to all the g 7. somebody is a war conference. we strongly oppose the time we strongly oppose the us military actions. japan, his punches 400 tomahawk missiles from the united states, which are absolutely oppose as it would lead to war against the sent me because of the sent me to ease is send me to of law because the is the note to send me the full piece and while attending the g 7 gathering in japan as a partner, india is prime minister and a render moody coal for reform. i'll see you and it is a matter of analysis. why do we have to talk about peace and stability and different forms? why is the un, which was started with the idea of establishing peace, not successful in preventing conflicts? today, it is necessary that reforms should be implemented in big institutions li

you know, the, the g 7 group of nations. it, it's not a defensive alliance, but i'm wondering, do you detect a unity of purpose among these countries as well as the european union when it comes to rushes war on ukraine when it comes to north korean nuclear threats and when it comes to china? so it's a great question. you're right, you know, the g 7 has no nato, it has no, no pretense to be that. but it is uh, 7 of, of the world's leading economy 7 democracies. and, and each of them in their own way, has been a victim of what we've seen from china. certainly a lot of the countries. but you and i last time we talked, we're talking about my crohn visit to china and i, i wasn't much of a happy camper on that because i really felt like he was kind of dividing the unity and really putting french parochial at business interest over more important principles and sure enough, according to reports, one of the advisors from a crown was saying the g 7 is not an anti chinese alliance. so of course not, it's not, it's not an alliance. and

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