the global times article notes that the reason for western pressure on china due to its trade with russiat, but connected with washington’s desire to contain beijing through sanctions. i would like to emphasize that western countries should not be vilified. normal state relations between china and russia, the legitimacy of china and chinese enterprises should not be harmed. china will take decisive measures to protect its legitimate position. beijing’s rather harsh rhetoric is quite understandable: russia and china are strategic partners. the volume of trade between countries in the first 2 months of this year reached $37 billion, an increase of 9%. exceeds the result of the same period last year. export from china to russia. dollars, this is an increase of 26%. russia and china have actually completely switched to payments in national currencies, rubles and yuan. we can characterize relations between russia and china as very stable. china is well aware that the stability of its world system is based on. on equal terms with the united states and russia, so, of course, there is no need to

in a global times article.hat western countries should not denigrate the normal state relations between china and russia, should not damage the legitimacy of china and chinese enterprises, and china will take decisive measures to protect its legitimate position. beijing’s rather harsh rhetoric is quite understandable: russia and china are strategic partners. the volume of trade between countries in the first 2 months of this year reached 37 billion dollars, which is 9% higher than the result of the same period last year. exports from china to russia increased by 12.5%, imports by almost seven. at the end of the twenty-third year, the volume of trade between countries reached a record 240 billion dollars, an increase of 26%. russia and china actually ... us finances in beijing became the consequences of the overproduction of chinese goods, which, according to washington, could negatively affect american companies. the world market is filled with chinese products at artificially low prices, which puts threat to t

in an article , the global times notes that the reasons for western pressure on china because of itsia are not only in the ukrainian conflict, it is related to... russia and china have actually completely switched to payments in national currencies, rubles and yuan. and china as very stable, china understands perfectly well that its sustainability the world system is based on equal relations with the united states and russia, so, of course, there is no need to say that china, for some reason, can surrender russian interests. the main topic of the us treasury secretary's negotiations in beijing was the consequences of overproduction of chinese goods, which, according to washington, could negatively... affect american companies. the global market is filled with chinese products at artificially low prices, threatening the viability of american and other foreign companies. we have seen this story before, and i have made it clear that president biden and i will not accept this reality again. judging by the statements of janette elin, the states were satisfied with the results of the negot

and it's not only the, the global times, the tornado and china like any other news agency. this has something not to hide. we have like, it's not like the way it used to be things i'm can never be simply headed and swipe in the open under the and i mean it's, it's shown from the, from this card. it's got, it's got, everything can be captured. i don't know what to say to them. so they can. i mean, if you just look at the tweet to made by be, is really present when he said like, it's nothing. it's like whether you create the regime and you'll craze. so like it's nothing big. it's never heard any saying it didn't achieve any of its target and then they would by the end of history, if you would write something like he's really upset, he's feeling the rage. you can see, i mean, if it didn't succeed in achieving any of its targets, why, why are you so upset about it? but, but we will, we, we will do the best we can do. we will vouch to retaliate. best games be around in the region. ok. what, why, if, if it didn't succeed in achieving anything, why are you trying to mobilize the w

position china is reported by the english-language global times. eficiary of the established international order, the united states undermines global supremacy. the chinese see to the root, the americans are tightening their attitude to the point of impossibility, and some in europe, in this context, are planning a direct military clash with russia in the ukrainian expanses. president of lithuania, nausėda. i welcome the idea of ​​direction. polish foreign minister sekorski, the presence of nato forces in ukraine is not unthinkable, now we are returning it. is growing that for russia this is already a question life of death, and in the west everyone repeats that their goal is to inflict a strategic defeat on us in ukraine, they will not agree to anything less, and if the plot really develops in this direction, then russia will have no choice but to use it, we will retreat there we can’t, for ourselves it will be a disaster of statehood. putin speaks about this directly. if we abandon these people today, then tomorrow our losses may increase many tim

global times journalists say that the united states wants to suppress china's influence on the world of discussion is believed to be relations between china and russia and the assistance that, according to washington estimates , beijing is providing to moscow. as anthony blinken openly outlined at a press conference, washington intends to clearly explain to beijing the consequences of such cooperation. the wall street journal and financial times clarify that we are talking about sanctions for the supply of dual-use products to russia, and are considering restrictions on chinese banks. in the russian foreign ministry on the eve of negotiations in they said in beijing that washington is trying to undermine the russia-china connection , quote. sorry and reckless pressure on china. in turn, both moscow and beijing have already made it clear that they will not sacrifice bilateral cooperation and will not act to the detriment of their interests. it is extremely hypocritical for the united states to irresponsibly introduce a massive relief bill for ukraine while simultaneously making basele

the global times newspaper announced that iran responded with strategic intelligence and successfully destroyed the main military targets in israel . navatim and kharmoun in the south and north of the occupied territories were the bases of the zionist regime, which were targeted by iranian missile and drone attacks. a vast desert tunnel in the south of the occupied territories. the negev is famous for its red sunsets, and a military base between the valley and the dunes of the navatim air base belongs to the zionist regime, which the zionists can razmi have concentrated their information and support in it. a place to hold joint exercises with america and deploy f-35 fighters, which it bought from the united states. navatim is the same base from which terrorist operations were directed to the consular section of the iranian embassy in damascus, and khormoun is a base in the north of the occupied territories at an altitude of over 2,000 meters overlooking syria and lebanon. the zionists named it the eye of israel. or the intelligence agency of their electronic eavesdropping is spying fr

chinese artist lu gzhi for the english-language global times. uncle sam'.ional security baton against tiktok, trick or treat, drawing by artist clay jones, debate in congress about the fate of the social network in the united states. one of the congressmen explains to the ceo of tiktok, shame on you, only american companies can spy and steal the personal data of american citizens. valt haldesman for dalas morning news. in one of the state department offices, one of the... officials says to another: “listen, what is the fastest way to tell everyone that we want to ban tiktok?" now i’ll record a tiktok video - another answers. what are the relations between the usa and china and what does this mean for russia? let’s talk with a wonderful specialist. sergei goncharov, an outstanding chinese scientist who has worked for many years in china, now a leading researcher at the institute of higher studies of the russian academy of sciences. the closest symbiosis with growing contradictions. and can we say that one of these two trends still prevails? and what does it

following the visit of us treasury secretary jeanette yelin in the state-owned chinese publication global timesicle is eloquent. brown panda bear at gunpoint from an american weapon. the publication was a response to the statement of the head of the american ministry of finance that chinese companies are not must provide material support to russia in the ukrainian crisis, otherwise they will face serious consequences. what the article notes, despite external ones. i would like to emphasize that western countries should not denigrate the normal state relations between china and russia, and should not damage the legitimacy of china and chinese enterprises. china has taken significant measures to protect its legitimate position. beijing's rather harsh rhetoric is understandable. russia and china are strategic partners. the volume of trade between countries in the first 2 month of this year reached $3.7 billion, which is 9% higher than the result of the same period last year. exports from china to russia increased by 12.5%, imports by almost seven. at the end of the twenty-third year, the volume of

were made, this is, first of all, our bilateral cooperation, strategic cooperation, as the local global times newspaper, very popular here in china, has already written, it noted that... the visit of the minister foreign affairs of russia sergei lavrov in china will strengthen the strategic partnership of the two states, this quote, despite the increasing pressure from the united states. well, indeed, the united states, together with great britain, here in the asia-pacific region are trying to destabilize the situation by any means, they are intimidating with the military-political bloc aucus, which is being created next to china, has been created, or rather, has already been created and is also threatening beijing with sanctions for cooperation with russia. this is how the west responded to all these attacks today. for several days in a row it has been subjected to shelling from ukraine, attacks by drones, after a series of attacks on sunday the dome of one of the power units was damaged, the personnel of the station were also injured by the russian authorities, they blame the kiev regime fo

this is, first of all, our bilateral cooperation, strategic cooperation, as the local newspaper global timesen. she noted that the visit of russian foreign minister sergei lavrov to china will strengthen the strategic partnership two states. this is a quote despite increasing pressure from the united states. well, indeed, the united states, together with great britain, here in the asian pacific region are trying to destabilize the situation by any means, they are intimidating with the military-political bloc aucus, which is being created next to china, has been created, or rather has already been created, and they are also threatening sanctions against beijing for cooperation with russia, that’s how for all these attacks. from the west replied today.

the popular weekly global times writes about this in china with reference to.nese political experts, and it was precisely this same strategic partnership between russia and china that sergei lavrov himself spoke about at the beginning of his meeting with wang. let's listen. our strategic partnership is built on the principles respectful, equal, trusting dialogue, mutual support on issues that affect the fundamental interests of our countries, cooperation is superior, as it has been more than once. in most cases, the coincidence of the foreign policy approaches of russia and china to solving the key problems of our time lays the foundation for strengthening strategic coordination on the world stage. interaction in international affairs allows... allows us to more effectively solve common problems, both internally and externally. but the day before the ministers had already we met in an informal setting here in the palace complex, which is called, translated from chinese, literally a fishing ground. provilia, this time is also in such a warm, friendly conversatio

the re but scientific evidence remains in conclusion, as to whether human activities affect the global time. so there is simply no reason to take drastic action now. in december 1997, the oil giants found himself under increased pressure and kyoto, $192.00 states, including the us, signed a historic agreement which they called for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions that she chose from this situation. the serious climate change could be catastrophic for our children and grandchildren. these are the kyoto protocol represented a threat to business for the us. oil companies, lower emissions would mean less demand for their products and ultimately endangered their business model that prompted them to renew efforts to call climate change. and the question that was the goal of this communication plan issued by the american petroleum institute. the leading industry trade association in 1998. it's chief a. the manipulation of public and media opinion victory will be achieved when average citizens understand or recognize on substances in climate science. recognition of uncertainties becomes part o

intermediate one. the results of these negotiations, as already written by the popular here in china global timesspaper, sergei lavrov’s visit to beijing emphasizes the strategic partnership between the two states, allowing it to be strengthened, despite the increasing pressure from the united states, but in fact, this is also confirmed by the economy; trade turnover between russia and china last year set a record of $240 billion, and apparently , this is far from the limit. alexandra, thank you for direct communication. our special correspondent boris ivanin was with the studio from beijing; he spoke about sergei lavrov’s negotiations with his colleague from china one. and let's return to the topic of floods. in the orenburg region, after the water level drops, damage assessment commissions will begin to work. in the meantime, those affected by the flood will receive 100,000 rubles each as urgent support. we’ll find out all the details from my colleague alexander nazarov. she joins me. good morning. tell me, how many people have already been covered by these payments? sash, good morning. more th

enough is enough, this is for palestine, ramala, west bank, gaza, it's about time, globalize the interfather, listen close, i've got six words for obama, long live palestine, long live gaza, palestine, ramala, west bank, gaza, it's about time, globalize the interfather. listen close i've got six words for obama long live palestine long live godist. your headlines on press tv, israel press is ahead with this relentless air strikes and shelling of the besieg gaza strip has death toll from the genocidal war surpasses 33,000. the hamas resistance movement once again says that any cease fire must end the enslot on the gaza strip and lead to the pull out of the israeli forces and the kremlin has warned that relations between russia and nato have reached the level level of direct confrontation.

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the global times, a fairly nationalistic newspaper here in china, did say it seems like every time the. officials visited beijing, it was an ultimatum. so that is sort of the way the chinese government is seeing what's come about with russia and ukraine. paul: we have plenty more to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: barclays shares jumped the most in more than a year after higher equities trading. the ceo told us exclusively he's expecting more uptick in stocks and deal flow. >> deal flow and the equity markets themselves have been starting to show buoyancy. we are on our equity flow here and our own numbers and equities have shown an uptick for this quarter versus the same last year. i think deal flow is increasing. our own energy business and sustainability business and the transition business, we've seen nine deals in the last quarter and a bit. i do think there's a deal flow happening. i think it is very early, you have to give it a quarter or two to cement. >> is barclays prepare to capitalize on that when it does come to fruition and sees momentum, is barclays pos

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but it's gonna cost a lot of time with several, like global posts of family chess time that you create new troops and the front lines don't have russia is already taking advantage of ukraine's declining fire power to push forward us a detailed up any longer. many here in ukraine worried that the slow retreat of recent months could soon turn into a route to the middle east. now, where large explosions have hit the base of an iraqi militia, south of baghdad. authorities say at least one person was killed in several or injured. it is on clear what caused the glass. the base belongs to a coalition of a wrong link groups called the popular mobilization forces. luxury officials say the blasts were caused by an air strike. the united states has denied involvement in the attack. for more on this, which cross over to simon mayben, middle east analyst at lancaster university, greeting simon. lots of questions surrounding those explosions near baghdad. there being called an air strike, but the us was saying it wasn't us. what do you make of this? you know, thank you for having me again. it looks

there was a time for global treaties and so on but what we see now is, as it was harder to find consensus, we shifted more towards a time of guidelines and, most recently, long-term sustainability guidelines which were adopted by consensus. they took as long as any treaty would to negotiate, but the good thing about them is, would you rather have negotiated a treaty which would have been an agenda item in the committee all the way until it was adopted, and then remove that agenda eye telephone and wait for them to say, to ratify, look what happened with the moon treaty, how many have ratified it? very few. right? so would we rather be in that scenario or would we be in the situation which we are in now which is we have a set of guidelines which can evolve, which are being complemented by member states now negotiating new guidelines, new additional guidelines, and which we can work with -- and the company has this as an ongoing agenda item, we're now working with member states to help them implement it. it's so important that member states understand the nitty gritty within these guideline

time the military spending increased that much was 2009. and if you remember, that was he had just off to the global financial crisis that struck. and at that time, most major economies, us china, and most of europe and economies, were in putting in place stimulus packages. massive spending packages, including very often increased military spending to come to the effects of the recession. so that was a very unusual. yeah, this is the largest increase since then. and the previous largest increase was 2003 the, the rock more stopped it. so it's very much a war time. yeah. level of spending and the ukraine war continues to be the big driver of the increase in, in load military spending, what you said they will all of them. it's just as spiraling out of control other enough. um, all these agreements in place to try and stop it happening. and i would say so yes, the it is by are they out of control? and as for arms control agreements, there's very little less of the consent vention of forces in your treaty rushes, pulled out. nato's pulled out that. that's basically done. the, the new stop says lapse old. i'm countries are looking at

china has been the engine of global growth for a long time prepandemic, but i think it's also importantorces we're seeing if we look at commodity prices they were largely dead in the water for the last year because china wasn't performing, you know, up to expectations as chinese growth news is getting better, you are seeing some commodities perk up, certainly you're seeing copper pick up some in recent weeks so my sense is that the deflationary effects of china, which have been substantial, especially on the good side, may abate a little bit if chinese growth picks up and, of course, it will also add to global demand which is important. >> it was back in 2005, i believe, professor, where you called in jackson hole where you said the u.s. financial system is facing great stress and a couple years later we saw the crash in 2008. when you analyze the u.s. economy where we're at, where treasury yields are trading, do you have similar concerns? no no. look, i think we haven't seen the last of the mini crisis we saw in the banks in march of 2023, in the sense that a lot of small and mid sized

it's now officially the epi center of global turnaround times, according to the not getting national security advisor. this region accounts for. busy 53 percent of all tetra related debts in the world. in particular, 2 countries, molly and brooklyn, apostles account for someone to 3 percent of all types of property in africa. so this particular comprised of supported by the united nations office, whole counterterrorism is looking at more dollars more dollars has to be walked out and cooperation between member countries of the african union as well as comforts affected by our incidents of a tetra as well as i'm approaching and that we do use their own access to weapons and intelligence as well as collaborate, father to deny terrorism and groups the freedom to operate in these areas. now such a one countries are attending, including of course, uh, international organizations as well as 5 members of the prominent members of basic or to counseling unit has also send delegates. so the, at the end of the day organize this of this particular compressor. they want to put out a unified positi

when both those go towards do you think that the out of time when a dozen global crisis of sorts geo political crisis, as well as global pensions as well at the time when in deals somewhat in a good position, do you think that that effects the waters as well, when the, i don't think of water is going to be moved by what is happening in the that's the world in terms of geo politics or conflict a lot on this or that. some people, what exposure they've asked who have interest and know as a business or otherwise. and therefore, they are sensitive to these trends bodies, a very, very, very small minority in the heartland of india, where the voting is then all, even though we have a lot of these things, are you using them on and about? you can conflict on what is happening with the one who is alive or in the south china system that know they will vote on hardcore bread and butter issues. uh, development issues with of course it. so, you know, because invasions of broken his own memories with them and costs and everything as which is audiology in india of each other using the diverse societ

time now. it had become a major pole of the global economy. at that time, it was an economic and scientific superpower, and everything had become a superpower. yes , it is undisputed that imam reza , peace be upon him, was not a ruler or an imam . then he said that this is the clothes that everyone wears. that a person who is beautiful like this, well, now you tell the west and the east of the world, sir, a person who islam says is moral, is beautiful, everyone loves him, even i told him that he is making a movie on the side of a corrupt person , he attributes the same moral and human qualities that islam says, islamic virtues, because they make a person a hero , make him beautiful, everyone likes him to say that he is in the prayers of my family. o god , make me beautiful with the beauty of the righteous. god, make me beautiful with the beauty of the righteous. a righteous person means an honest person, a person who adjusts every decision he makes to the will of god and the interests of the people, then he acts , and then he says how beautiful

global south? matias: this is a great question. if you open "the financial times," every week, there is an article saying we should retire the concept of the global south. i think one is implying there is consensus among over 150 countries. it would be suggesting that the west is a cohesive form. all you have to do is listen to emmanuel macron and you will know there is diversity within the west -- enormous diversity within the west. why would we expect otherwise with regards to the global south? the one thing the global south does, and i am not particularly defending this form, contrasted with the third world, is that it speaks to a shared experience of being the underdog, right? it speaks of an international system that is not in defense that all states are equal because there is no super net -- supranational authority able to mediate conflict. it faces an international system that is very hierarchical. and i think there is something to that. i think to me that for many people who are born and grew up in countries that have the experience of being at the receivi

so berkeley, new jersey, taiwan, is this rare to have so many around the same time span globally. >> there are earthquakes going on all the time around the world. and it turns out that we've had events that have happened in very highly populated areas. 20 million people on the east coast in the northeast. millions of people in taiwan and of course, millions of people in the bay area. so these earthquakes tend to be noticed quite a bit. mean, one thing that happened on earlier this week or 2 earthquakes near chico. and it turns out that for those earthquakes and not for the one that occurred this morning, the shaler earthquake early warning system which we have in california, oregon, washington was was triggered. so, yes, even had events just this week in california where early warning was was used. so my last question for you, kind of what advice do you have for our viewers talking about all these different places that have experienced earthquakes. what should people do to make sure they're fully prepared? yes, there %here are 3 things. i think that people should really doing. number

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south africa celebrates freedom day time of economic and social problems, the phone counseling, the called global ministry spending. as i said, all time high, one nation is racing to buy weapons will western side issues in impacts or wrongs ability to wage a war against israel. fuss, why it's an it's ancient city of venice is charging entry fees per day. trippers counts you the cost on out as they're called church solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions. not just turn our backs. i don't think that has a number, think about it as a person in yourself and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, or at least in my life, those stages we want. we want the education reward because the women in my country and that's suite one. we are not denies all of who we are human beings and deserves to be treated equally. we are walking in their footsteps, our ancestors. whatever has been done before, can be done. as long as a human being is doing it, you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is key is you to the the we

global south? matias: this is a great question. if you open "the financial times," every week, there is an article saying we should retire the concept of the global south. i think one is implying there is consensus among over 150 countries. it would be suggesting that the west is a cohesive form. all you have to do is listen to emmanuel macron and you will know there is diversity within the west -- enormous diversity within the west. why would we expect otherwise with regards to the global south? the one thing the global south does, and i am not particularly defending this form, contrasted with the third world, is that it speaks to a shared experience of being the underdog, right? it speaks of an international system that is not in defense that all states are equal because there is no super net -- supranational authority able to mediate conflict. it faces an international system that is very hierarchical. and i think there is something to that. i think to me that for many people who are born and grew up in countries that have the experience of being at the receivi

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so berkeley, new jersey, taiwan, is this rare to have so many around the same time span globally. >> on all the time around the world. and it turns out that we've had events that have happened in very highly populated areas. 20 million people on the east coast in the northeast. millions of people in taiwan and of course, millions of people in the bay area. so these earthquakes tend to be noticed quite a bit. mean, one thing that happened on earlier this week or 2 earthquakes near chico. and it turns out that for those earthquakes and not for the one that occurred this morning, the shaler earthquake early warning system which we have in california, oregon, washington was was triggered. so, yes, even had events just this week in california where early warning was was used. so my last question for you, kind of what advice do you have for our viewers talking about all these different places that have experienced earthquakes. what should people do to make sure they're fully prepared? yes, there there are 3 things. i think that people should really doing. number one, horst know what to do.

these times, these 10 my time and his times and global party takes nothing, is more important timing to have those to partners and friends such aside. what kind of cindy is doing is close harmonization and cool with the nation and the maximum of trust, as is the case among the g 7 states, among us democracies leading economies among us as friends and colleagues. this is why it is particularly a particularly good thing that in these tub, given slope of timelines, we have had the opportunity to to meet under the town in presidents to him, to pre stuff to the night too. and we'd have things seriously liaising, and i would like to underline what my colleague secretary blinking said to minute to go against the backdrop of reports about the attacks on the 19th of april. we call it the old talk chase to back to ensure that there is no further escalation as the g. 7 side is exactly what we're doing these days in berlin this morning. the government's crisis unit met under the guidance and leadership as the final phase. the federal government continues to watch the situation on the ground . it