china has become great is the greatest merit with this pin.did not reject any ideas and can hudzintau. he took all the best and, on the basis of this best, introduced something new. this is his distinguishing feature. this is the new leader of new information and has created a powerful foundation for the development of chinese society and the state, on which you have actually built a new china, this is the greatest merit, sidepin and the chinese people will appreciate it later. this is what i really wanted, and my whole family , we were worried and sick when he entered the congress of the people's republic of china so that everything would work out and xingping was elected leader. in china, this is exactly what happened, i immediately sent him a congratulatory telegram and wrote that we were very worried. e, worried about e not only because he is my friend. i have already said this. eh, china's further development as it is today will ensure the normal development of the entire planet, especially its idea of ​​peacefulness. uh, your turn in the

and the chinese infrastructure is already ready for the joining of the far east to the great china. ok at china's policy from this point of view, it will help us with words, russia will be able to even supply something, but in the end, the chinese policy is aimed at taking back its territories . will be expected if 97% of the russian army is already concentrated in ukraine, then this means that putin carried out the demilitarization of the far away quite a long time ago, he already carried out the demilitarization of the border with china, penetration of the chinese into the territory the far east is quite large. according to the constitution of the people's republic of china, every citizen of china is a soldier of the chinese army. the chinese army, in contrast to our military statutes, provides for tactics not only of attack and defense. and also such infiltration. when we combine all this into a single one, we will understand politics. china's peaceful expansion, expansion of settlement, as already mentioned in the 17th congress of the communist party of china, peaceful seizure of

and the chinese infrastructure is already ready to join the far east to great china. go to consider china's policy from this , we will verbally help russia, it may even supply something, but in the end , china's policy is aimed at regaining its territories, it will expected, if 97% of the russian army is already concentrated in ukraine, it means that putin carried out the demilitarization of the distant border with china quite a long time ago, he already carried out the demilitarization of the border with china, the infiltration of the chinese into the territory of the far east is quite large. in contrast to our military statutes, tactics are provided for not only offensive and defensive, and also such infiltration , when we combine all this into a single one, we will understand china's policy peaceful expansion the expansion of resettlement, as it was said at the 17th congress of the communist party of china, calmly seize the territory, assimilate these territories, return to china, in this case , will china help russia, will it push putin a little to those steps that

senior fellow at the gatestone institute and author of two the book, "the coming collapse of china," "and the great u.s.-china tech war.." boy, i bet you have a lot to say. what is china up to? why did they float this i humongous balloon other our air space, and do they care that it was shot down? >> well, they certainly care that it was shot down because that is a humiliation of china, at least in chinese eyesment -- eyes. the why is a great question, and we don't know that. but there are two general theories. one of them is that these two balloons, one that intruded into the united states that was just shot down, the other in latin america, possibly a third one near canada. this was all part of a coordinated campaign by xi jinping, the chinese ruler, and everyone believes that to be counterproductive for chinese interests. so that really suggests trouble at the top of the communist party. the other theory, arthel, is that the chinese military was just doing this on its own, didn't have to coordinate with the rest of the chinese government or the communist party. and that is also worrisome because

of 2,000 22 years with 8 billion 300 million evicted . development of countries far other great attention, chinas also the entire african continent the most popular positions and dairy products. at this time, he, in the person of hutteresh, once again loudly declares famine on a biblical scale, then what humanity will face after all this unthinkable community and entire countries can disappear forever the world will witness a mass exodus of entire peoples on a biblical scale - this will entail , fierce competition for fresh water, food, land and other resources. the reasons for this exodus, he is called the sharpest rise in sea levels in the last 3,000 years, a record heating of water in the global ocean over the past 11,000 years, while it predicts a shortage of water for humanity and ukrainian wheat products are used to feed animals . oh, writes the european union so actively fought for the creation of a corridor for the supply of ukrainian grain by sea and all so that the poorest countries do not face hunger, but in fact, all this is modern european idle talk of wheat. it was mainly shipped t

uh looking for uh partners in china and there are fifty and we are grateful, of course great commissionst. today. this is over 800 million dollars of investment over 90,000 m² of production buildings over 2,000 old workplaces the advantages of the great stone found us and people like us in what we are invest economy investable structure. as a startup, i really like it if the company develops from scratch and then there will be these uh production. this process is a very pleasant accent. now, among other things, a promising industry is being developed for the development of medicine, which we and our chinese partners want to develop here, including traditional chinese medicine. innovative chinese medicine is also tasked with bringing at least five good projects here to create centers for traditional chinese medicine and provision of appropriate services, but we work not only with our chinese partners and with other countries and taking the opportunity. i invite you, because the conditions that are created, among other things, for the development of e -services in the medical field, they a

chance amused, of course, this week, uh, another brilliant confrontation between america and china once again greatr what they do beautifully, when it's beautiful then it's beautiful. here flew philosophy could not answer anything. it was ugly, it was not good to wait, like the chinese, it is customary for them to wait to sit on the bank of the river and wait for the corpses of his enemy to float by. well, in the end , the balloon floated not along the river, but through the sky, a wonderful balloon, don’t understand that some kind of unidentified, not in nature, not science unknown chinese bullshit, which put on the ears of everything in america for a few days and now america rejoices they this ball was knocked down. only china is all the same because china is nothing. yes , without a sound in china could not do anything with the visit of the pilose. so america could not do anything for several days with this unfortunate ball that hung on their armageddon base. doomsday in montana. where does it mean, uh, their launchers are located, but it’s just beautiful there, look like some kind of sheet. jus

and it's a great threat to national security from china. so this is all very clearly manufactured hype on the part of the us media. so you have to ask, who is pushing that? why would they be pushing that? and so the conclusion is that part of these people, a group of these people want to pivot away from ukraine and pivot towards more aggressive actions against china. china is now the leading world power in a certain sense, their economy and their strategic situation is allowing them to have a huge amount of influence on global trade. and without some support or at least the acquiescence of china, russia would not be able to successfully be defending its interest in ukraine. so i think the strategist in washington d. c. are beginning to notice that. and you saw that with the recent rand corporation. yeah. article that came out, so there is at least a push from some of them. i don't think all of them are on board with giving up in ukraine. that's pretty clear because you also have the contradictory statements where sometimes the administratio

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joining us now with more california congressman darrell issa, along with thed ga author of the great us china tech war, senior fellow atm the gate stone institute, gordon chang. gentlemen, thank for beinggrea here. gordon, your book is the great us china tech war. where does this type of let'sdo assume just for purposes wkne don't know tonight, thatinese. l whatever that device was, was necessarily chinese, let's assume that it was or at least they would have follow ons. what does it tell you about the tech war or the looming conflict with china? >> well, we know that the chinese are hoovering up data around the world and they get it from spy balloons. they get it from tiktok.rces they get from so many different sources and artificial things tintelligence. there's two things to it. how there's the technology, but there's alsoyou pu how much date put into it, because the more b data you put inteto it, the better these systems work. soe clearly, the chinese are very good at taking our datag th and data around the world r aiand making their a.i. very, congressman, do we not look like fools at wo

ukraine ukraine is a platform for the destruction of the great russia in order to then go further to great chinafund did not take root, nothing worked out on chinese territory on russian territory, it turned out up to a certain point. then , as it were, it was also time to take attention to some things, but everything happened in ukraine . ukraine became that hot spot of that platform. this, of course, is terrible, but in fact , hmm, unfortunately, one did not have to be very far-sighted politicians or deep political scientists in order to not understand what was happening in some programs. we have the heading portraits appears. we cannot but fill our viewer with a geographic reference. who is george soros george soros american financier investor? the billionaire founder of the open society foundation known as von soros, real name dschwartz, was born on august 12, 1930 in budapest in 1947. his family emigrated to the uk where he graduated from the london school of economics. after university, he began to deal with finance in 1973 created a network of investment funds that conducted risky transac

and we are an important producer country and we cannot ignore china as a market and a large energy consuming pole . that is the power of great technology that we can do with form the form of constructive and complementary partnership together. i want to point out some aspects of china's energy situation . what country is it that now consumes 15 million barrels of oil per day and imports 10 million barrels ? it has a refining capacity of about 12 million barrels. it consumes more than 300 billion cubic meters of gas per year in more than 10 years and 600 billion cubic meters are empty due to china's economic growth. we should pay close attention to such a market , so that the comparison of production and consumption now is 780 million cubic meters. there are 800 billion cubic meters of gas a million cubic meters is 100 million tomans, let's compare this with our own refining capacity, which is now over 2 million barrels. in our refining capacity , it was calculated at 17 million. now this is not important because there is a large consumption market that should be taken into account. let's be good, from that side there is a po

drone expert, brett velicovich, gate stone senior fellow, author of the "coming collapse of china," the greatgordon chang. good to have you with us this morning. brett i would like to start with you. we talked about in the morning what in the continental united states this balloon could have surveiled. what i'm curious with your perspective on, do you think the information was already electronically trans misted to china? doesn't matter we shot it down over the atlantic, that is the information was already shared or do you think we have the capabilities, blocking those transmissions back to china? >> well, good to see you this morning. i don't think even if we use the best electronic war systems out there we don't know for sure information was not trans misted back unless you're sitting in that intelligence operations on the chinese side and seeing what is coming through and my main concern we don't know what was collected and what data was transmitted over top of our airspace. to also say they waited to shoot it down because it didn't pose a real threat is disingenuous. the point of intellig

different ways but did not come so much on the government because again, your dream has great power like russia, china -- regime has great power like russia, china. human rights documentation where governments can help you, support civil society, training journalists to hear go around and those are things that was could help and should help with that and that's with the public should be on. what civil society and other things other than direct intervention because that would not happen and even if it happens, it's up to iranians, but me personally, i argue even in sarah -- even in syria and change outcomes. i do believe there is enough threshold in iran to make the change happen even if it is slowly. ms. tambal: it's really tough to walk this question without being frustrated from what is happening but to echo what they say about but in the capacity of civil society and providing technical assistance, providing military assistant -- humanitarian assistance, they can help with medic campaign -- limited campaign. it is really hard to think about international community. it depends on where your country

joining us with colorado daryl a tech war, gordon change, item te great u.s./china tech war. let'e don't know tonight whatever thay chinese. let's assume it was, ow ones. what does that tell you ag -- >> he know chinese are hooverinm spy balloons, tiktok, from so m. artificial intelligence, you kno it, there is the technology, bua you put into it. the more data r these systems work. clearly ther data and data around the world y good. >> pete: congressman, do we not, asleep at the wheel at best rige engaged with the first device an what are we to read and take frm this information, how does beij. >> beijing is probably noticinge mistake twice, i will give the e didn't make this exact same miso question, two weeks ago he was . he appears to have been tested e challenges there is really no dn between a bus and a car that's y because a suitcase can hold a ne standpoint both of these had the been taken seriously. we have an border is open, northern borderr aircraft. >> pete: gordon, are we at morer been from china based on the cas administration? >> i think so, pete. because deo a

china developed in complete isolation from other regions of the ancient and medieval world. latest research showed that this region had long-standing and long-term contacts with neighboring countries, the greatas the artery through which not only the exchange of goods took place, but also cultural values, in turn, the artistic culture of china has extraordinary stability, as following traditions of the ancient pattern is its theoretical and practical basis one of the main features of chinese art is the closest connection with religion, in their beliefs. until now , elements of ancient bushes are combined, fertility confucianism taoism and buddhism is the language of ancient chinese art. exceptionally symbolic, and the work is full of mystery. meaning and subtexts, a special place in the artistic culture of china is occupied by arts and crafts, it is this art that has brought chinese culture worldwide fame. the history of traditional chinese crafts spans more than 1,000 years of carving. on wood, bone, stone, fine lacquers, enamels, ceramics production. and, of course, porcelain. always distinguished by the highest quality role china's arts and crafts in the process of cultural contacts with

trip joining the gate stone institute senior fellow and the author of the coming collapse of china and the greatordon chang is here thank you so much for being here, you also believe anthony blinken should not go to china, tell us more. >> anthony blinken and shouldn't have gone to china before the chinese by incident. the reason is he's not going to accomplish anything and by sending in their the chinese think we are sending an envoy to the great court and that we are a vassal. this was never going to work out but clearly in view of this by incident this, there is no reason for him to go at this point what it is showing in chinese minds they believe they could do anything that they want including violating our sovereignty and we will still try to seek cooperation. in china's mind that shows we will not defend ourselves i'm not saying the chinese are right but that's a chinese mentality nafta and actually dangerous situation when they believe that. maria: unbelievable this is extraordinary you have been so good about identifying all of the subject surveillance programs that are in place in ameri

win due to the restructuring of geopolitical power , and russia can no longer be considered a great power, chinaant to take advantage of the new economic opportunities that will appear as a result, everything depends on the victory of ukraine on the battlefield. this is the direction in which events are moving now, mr. ambassador. if we are talking about china, we cannot ignore another extremely important player. we are talking about turkey . we are talking about president rdogan. in communication with the kremlin, and perhaps he is not the only one who succeeds in this. what will be the real non-declarative policy of turkey regarding the russian-ukrainian war? we in nato talk about turkey as a bridge between east and west and this is exactly the role of turkey in relation to russia and ukraine, this ability to be a bridge between east and west is one of the factors that makes turkey so important geostrategically for the transatlantic community cardigan its policy is much more transactional and not collective in terms of his approach to nato is that they support nato and therefore support nato f

does it to china and vice versa. the great mistake china made was to get caught in the act.don't think many people are buying the story of a weather balloon. the timing is awful, just before this blinken trip, and that has caused anger across the nation in washington. there was a real hope that this blinken trip could make a start on easing some of the many tensions between the u.s. and china. obviously they are a rising power in the world. some addictions is suggest i -- some predictions suggest its economy will overtake the u.s. and the tensions run the gamut from trading to technology to the chinese that you taiwan. joe biden has vowed to defend taiwan and house speaker nancy pelosi was there last year. human rights abuses within china and threats to democracy in hong kong, and also china's failure to condemn the russian invasion of ukraine. i think it was going to be a very long and expensive agenda. the u.s. helps that blinken is the first secretary of state for the final six years to visit would make some headway and said very frustratingly there is a setback. it just

and then we can learn a great deal about china's capabilities and what they were up to. and william kim is a specialist in surveillance balloons at the marathon initiative, think tank in washington dc. he has more on what kind of information the us could glean by recovering the balloons by load. i mean, certainly the, the, just, the payload itself is going to be something that i think the chinese are not gonna be happy in us. and this is a rather large sensor package about the size, the 3 buses that indicate to me that it was something pretty sophisticated. and i'm not sure if i were the chinese, i certainly would not want that capability being examined. i us intelligence of the 1st question i had when i heard that the balloon was saying over the us, why would a balloon be deployed as a surveillance tool in the age of high volume and very high resolution satellites? yeah, i mean show on the, on the latter point regarding resolution, i mean there's, you know, it's not entirely clear that this was a imaging satellite. it could've been for signals and colleagues in the unit

is what a giant he absorbed, just these waves of waves are conquerors, but for the rest the great wall of chinaas a symbol of major strategic concerns. china is now a wall. e essentially, uh represents the opposite. uh, what china doesn't have strategic threat to the north and for the first time. probably in its entire history, so it remains to remind our western friends. only uh, stevenson's remarks are still the quote of the day. one who lives in a glass house should not throw stones at others. ah, he was indeed a wise man. you have to remember not only her hoho and the bottle of treasure island rum, but what he said is very uh, it's an explosive question. first of all, for them, it may be even more for them than for russia. therefore, it’s better not to joke here, but our business and victory we will pass the floor to the news and return to the studio of the big game at 16. time of news at the first of the most important events we will tell right now and start with the latest data on the course of a special military operation, as our ministry of defense in the kiev region said, the electroni

energy plants in our country. is the technology of all countries let it enter in the same way for china and greatar. we have identified technology in really powerful sectors . we had good negotiations. the implementation of the strategic agreement between iran and china has entered a new phase during the president's visit to china. one of the clauses of this agreement is related to iran's participation in the revival of the silk road. the silk road, the silk road and its revival, a documentary in the 60s that showed the importance of the silk road for the chinese, the silk road, the silk road , is being revived and introduces it as a one-way belt, and china wants to revive the silk road, which connects more than 60 countries. it includes different dimensions the most important thing is economic and commercial, of course, it also has security dimensions. what steps are needed to reach the goal of karbala? a road is not less important for iran, and iran is located at the crossroads of central asia, west and south asia, and the child passes through iran and korea. south was to clear a very large rol

joining me now, author of the coming collapse of china and the great u.s.ughts on what's taking place here. >> we have to assume at least for the moment that we are in a war. we have to assume that this is the initial stage of an attack. i believe that eventually we'll find there will be a more innocent explanation but we have a military clearly that was not prepared to deal with the chinese spy balloon that entered our air space on january 28th. there is reporting that they didn't notify the commander in chief until the fourth day of the intrusion. so really, we have seen the military learn, there have been quicker reaction reactions on tt three objects but nonetheless we have a national security establishment that is not prepared to think about the worst outcomes and clearly that is one of the possibilities. maria: it also could be quite informative for beijing to recognize that we were in fact not prepared for this at all and we're not hearing any information about this. i mean, this is all extraordinary. three unidentified objects over this weekend alon

china is great. tted the first market supplies goods, but as soon as china tried, for example, e to enter high technology and moreover, to control some high technologies and declare their standards. here, of course. china has been sharply pulled back and china is well aware that it’s just that the further road in this direction will not be smooth ; here it is necessary to coordinate our actions with many, uh, countries and groups, including, i mean, not only with russia as a country, but from brix what is it worth to act, as they say collectively ? is there another big question? will you meet with glinkin? it's just that bloomberg wrote about it that uh such a question is being worked out in the state department, but then, accordingly , they said that in fact it was just hmm, there was some kind of assumption, in your opinion, such a meeting might take place. she, in my opinion, even, but again according to information. bloomberg planned. e in munich where the conference will be held, the seventeenth

locomotive that has always been china, it has slightly slowed down now, and , of course, china is interested in me not being a great china, but, if i remember correctly, in my four thousand years , somewhere around 3,600. china was the main economy of the world. yes, until the middle of the nineteenth century, then for several. well , there for several decades. 30 years it fell out now it is returning so then they didn’t consider the economy the size of the economy was still considered as that is, they didn’t consider it according to modern economics at 19:00, looked at economically for the chinese. then it still was. sorry and fuck you, great geographical discovery long before listen to the great fleet. i understand, but we see by the level of development. how many people lived? what was the level of wealth when we talk about four thousand years of writing civil wars, of course, but always if the story is what it was about, it's not a description of exploits. and this, in particular , the transfer of land. these are property papers. i mean, it's completely different. and so, when we talk about fragility china yes

ukrainian ambassadors in china for more than two years after the ambassador died on february 14, 2018 , serhiy kamyshev, he was called for two years and an arbitrary year and after the great war a year in in china, we do not have ambassadors, who is to blame at all, or do we not need that ambassador, please be brief well, listen, where decision-making goes according to the appropriate line, if where, where, and so on , we have heard the statements of our ministry of foreign affairs, that is, the candidacy is undergoing approval two years ago well, let's say i was in the ministry of foreign affairs in 1992 in our country, let's say when the country of france 1 e-e returned, then the ambassador here became the minister of foreign affairs , we in france did not have an ambassador for three years, for example, and that's when we started talking about an active european integration and so on. well, there are situations, therefore, the filling of these passats depends on many, many factors, so that and and and and and not the fullness was constant in our country, sometimes the ministry of foreign affairs even saved on that, i will tell you yes , yes, in the states, for example,

a war with great power such as china, for example, let alone win such a war. so, but more importantly, i think the greatest threat that us involvement is, is accomplishing is that it's increasing the chances of a cyber or nuclear exchange when the russian federation. and that's, that's why we don't want to fight because it's a war that could result in massive destruction on both sides. now, this is actually a very interesting observation of yours, that the united states itself is left without more than weaponry. and maybe that's due to the call calculation, that it would not have to face the battle with either russia in china. and in fact, i've heard the number of russian very respected russian military analysts suggested one of the reasons why the united states allows itself to behave in such a way. in relation to both of these countries is the loss of fear and the loss of these basic life assuring, filling on this planet because fear, fear actually allows us to, you know, see the danger and tried to preventive. do you see any truth to that that the united st

important for china and that is why it seems to me that it will continue in this way to balance china, a great that can afford it, china is in no hurry, but there is one more thing, read, it is suffering from the war. well, no less than even those western countries that imposed sanctions on russia and from this receive losses from trade from a decrease in the volume of the oil bank. well, it’s not barvy, it’s a price ceiling, it’s the same with the supply of gas, there are some metals to coal, and so on in china, well, this is a slightly outdated figure. at the end of summer but in these approximating that as an indirect consequence of the war, well, as a result of changes in prices there, there were some gaps in some trade chains , china lost more than 100 billion dollars. well , for china, of course, this is not some crazy number, but it is still a very large amount of money , and that is why china i am absolutely not interested in the fact that this war is prolonged indefinitely, and in this way, i think that the position will vaccinate not only depending on the situation at the front, but

obviously, 1st and foremost is to preserve the great power keys with russia and china. and the way to do that, or is through pursuing a diplomatic and negotiate compromise agreements much as much as russia is proposed . i might, i might know and, and not to pursue, you know, these f 2 ever escalating proxy wars, such as the beta restoration is currently pursuing against russia and ukraine. national security interest just like beauty in the eyes of the beholders. and i've heard many russian analysts suggest that for the americans to warn you, crane is a very sweet deal. you mentioned the proxy war and it's actually a fairly well developed military doctrine that sees a war on the foreign land as the, as an acceptable. and in fact, you know, genius could change or genius alternative for the kinetic, for the actual kinetic conflict in which the united states would have to lose money and soldiers. so why would they even abandon this? we deal when they can counter the nuclear adversary through funding war in the ukraine and also sending a powerful message to another adversary

china in the map of iran was agreed upon in china's great economic plan known as the belt plan or the new silk road . one of the documents that this report was about transit, that is, in the famous saying of one road and one belt , it was agreed that this work will be done through our route. it will take shape in europe. now we have to follow up. the number of days is 17 1,000 will go to europe, unfortunately, this matter was not paid attention to before, we must try to bring 5,000 to 6,000 to 4,000 through iran to europe , as of now we are investing in the terminals, logistics, through mashhad and speed to from the direction of turkey, we cannot have a problem from zahedan to bandar abbas, dear iran, for the export of technical engineering services and extraterritorial oil refining, according to the ceo of the national oil engineering and construction company, in exchange for iran's investment of 110 million euros in the overhaul plan of a refinery in venezuela for petrochemical products. from that country will enter the activity fruit refinery located in the port of cabio, venezuela

milking cows from abroad and only 512 thousand milking cows in china can produce 100 tomans of milk in their lifetime, so this is really a greatentive to make china self-sufficient in the dairy industry. interestingly, this is not the first time that an animal has been cloned. last year, a chinese company cloned the world's first arctic wolf . also, in 2017, chinese scientists announced that they cloned the first cow resistant to the animal principle in this country, and viewers this is the end of the news section from here until we meet in the evening of tasu'a day , imam khomeini made a protesting phone call to professor motahari, dr. beheshti and some other gentlemen , saying that the slogans of tasu'a in the azadi street march were not decisive. their betrayals and also the way will be less and that is why we started the ashura march with a new plan and my husband. it was the night before ashura that they informed us that instead of going around the neighborhood of tarasht, the mourning groups are going to eisenhower street and shahada square in move tehran's garbage disease on the morning of december 20, 1357, it started

i agree, it is great that china and the u.s. are talking. will happen. the military line between the two countries has not worked. the u.s. called but the chinese are not picked up. this is very serious stuff. these two militaries are incredibly powerful, so there will be more dialogue no, the better. >> marc, will you kind of look at americas relationship during the cold war with russia? we had multiple channels, diplomatic, military, i am sure others that kind of prevented nuclear war, so to speak. it does not seem we have those same channels of communication right now with the chinese, am i incorrect insane? >> right, so that is a bit worrisome. look, i was in the cia for 26 years, even during the darkest days of the cold war, the cia and kgb had some of a relationship. we talk. we continue to do so now, amazingly enough. while we have a u.s. embassy in beijing, it seems like from reports at the pentagon, military to military channels are not working. that is something that perhaps the president can discuss when he has any high level phone

kate stone institute senior fellow gordon chang joins us, the china great u.s. tech. want to start with old news. the china spy craft was shot down last week. you are an old hand washing china and the reactions of its leaders. some of what china has had to say about the shooting down what they first said was a commercial weather balloon. >> the first reactions were regret. then we saw harsher tone when they said united states overreacted because this was a company balloon was weather related and not military which obviously was not true and we are starting to see china blocks the united states what they call over reaction. we can see this on twitter from chinese state media posters so the tone is changed again. eventually i think it will become harsh because that is the way the patent should work if it works and follows what has occurred in the past. jon: what do you glean from that? >> first of all the initial soft tone was the because the chinese regime i get to figure out what it wanted to say. we don't know why the regime did this. there are so many different theor

and if one more time to return with china what is the great meaning of these relations between china russian interests prescribe this policy, that is, the sole interests and the ability to take into account the interests of another in relations between russia , if we talk about china again yes, they have more than 750 billion dollars of trade exchange. the americans need it more than the chinese. americans depend on him more than they depend on china. because if it stops, the whole economy of the united states will collapse. there is a market. and it's round. same europe they don't do any favor to china by not leading because it's mutual. and they understand in china they understand the stability of the state system of china is many times higher than that of a european country, than the united states because china can withstand any social upheaval with its system of power and its culture, something that the non-survivors cannot withstand, the united states especially if this is an assessment. creepy social nothing so can take away. it is they who are being taken away , everything wil

analyst, constantine accurate, who joins us from the lithuanian capital, philly's constantine, great to see. so china's duck top diplomat wang, he said in a meeting today with russian foreign minister said a lover of that he expects new agreements with russia. so what more can you tell us about that? well, frankly speaking, pablo, there are rumors that it's not so much the agreements are that would be bilateral, but some kind of initiative that the chinese leaders aging ping is expected, at least that's what the rooming says. diplomatic rumor mill are expected to announce in the coming days probably. and this will be an attempt to will sort of mediate or offer some kind of solution to the conflict between rushing a grain to what the west of course seizes rushes, aggression against. great. and it seems to me that the fact that a valid e was or will be moved, meeting put it is an indication that it's more than just, you know, bilateral trade or hydrocarbons or even any kind of military corporation. because i do think that there's not going to be any chinese announcements of any kind of a spectacular coop

china and food are very interesting, because china - it is a great power, and it has no allies. a's only ally is pakistan, and if you have pakistan as an ally, you don't need enemies, especially considering the security situation in xinjiang with islamic politics organized by pakistan and so china has no allies the united states has about 50 russia has several aces in syria because russia the chinese have several of the same allies. they are unbeatable. and i don’t remember what year it was the nineteenth or eighteenth, when china produced more cement in a year, than the united states of america in an entire century. that is, we are really dealing with a powerful country organized in terms of construction. so these capacities should not be idle, therefore the concept of a new silk road. she is the concept of urban technology export. china this is the construction of bridges. road to everything else. and it is natural to follow this a-a streams of goods. and, whatever it was, and the economy, but virtual, and someone has to deliver the goods. why does the west support the uighur r

i'm china has called this arms treaty today. very important of great importance and m a basically indirectly criticized, put in for suspending it with the foreign ministry. he has said that it hopes that you know, the thinks will get resolved soon. but it was not really a direct criticism that was more of her. yeah. very subdued, indirect mentioning of it, but yeah, definitely. it's not in china's interested. putin suspended this abs. treaty of me yet. no. good. thanks. fabia, journalist javion crouch mar in west virginia. right. well, russia's parliament has begun. the process of suspending moscow's participation in the twenty's when a 2010 new start nuclear treaty president vladimir putin and answer the suspension in a major national address on tuesday, blaming the united states and the west for the breakdown in the pact. the new start treaty kept a number of new care warheads that moscow and washington can deploy. russia state parliament to do not approve the suspension today with no to mr. ward, but as oscar warrior. all right, well let's speak now