so hong kong is no longer hong kong. do not serve the interests of 7 million hong kong people. the national interest and strategy. fight this a greater bay area also at the hub in order to trace the goods and semi conductors kind of like being material of hong kong to the other places. this is also i would encourage to witness this report third at the same time to consider hong kong autistic human rights example but as part of the border of the china national strategy in order to understand the value of hong kong as an international financial hub. >> olivia, i'm going to ask you now in terms of beijing's alliance with autocratic states the growing alliance it seems. beijing has advocated for a long time a multipolar world. we talked about a growing china/russia access. she and putin have met more than 40 times i believe. how are the findings of this report how did they fit in with the context of beijing's shipping relationship and growing partnership with these countries? more difficult place. the report does the hard work and answers the questions about why hong kong is not a

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hong kong authorities think there is inside insider trading.e will be back at the courthouse on october 15. more on that story in just a moment. ♪ see ganty in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo paul: as we reported the insider dealing case against segantii capital management has been adjourned until october 15. the former trader faced a brief court hearing today. and a correspondent. fill us in, what happened? >> this case has been adjourned. so no trial, no verdict as of now. the defendants are asking for materials and evidence related to the case and doing all of this on october 15 and they will move to the trial stage and a date set. this is held in the district court which has the highest district rate in hong kong and no jury and can hand out longer sentences up to 7 years and maximum penalty but the maximum penalty for insider trading is 10 years. paul: give us some of the background details of this case. what are they accused of and how

that despite the hurdles the choosing to stay and try to refuse to live in what many called the new hong kong and i spoke to dw, as phoebe kong who filed that report a short while ago, she told me more about the convicted political activists. she spoke with and what their future prospect are. yes for now. um their legal comes out to infections. uh for the previous national security open says for up to subbing about 2 years in jail. but the problem they face at the moment is that they are subject to some potential if they continue to speak out or if they continue a form of back to system that to be a little bit press key for them to continue to do so because they already have criminal records, so if they are caught again, then maybe that would result in even heavy a sentence. but at the moment they're clear. so much. do we know phoebe about the conditions the political prisoners face in hong kong? was spoken to uh, a couple of uh full uh, political prisoners who are uh, recently released from jail. um some of them told me that, um they were isolated all separated from all the inmates in the ju

we will go my lot for hong kong is painful. it still outweighs hatred, toyota, whatever bad situations we face, we can still have choices and create meaning. you know, i, there's, oh that's the less than i learned from my time in prison. i don't like for me. i want to walk along like those still suffering, hopefully. yeah. hold on football. they got dropped down in sam time to go back to university said they used to 3 mostly comedies social workers that political convictions with through that despite the hurdles, the choosing to stay and try to refuse to live in what many called the new hong kong of more i'm joined now by the w. c. b. com. who filed that report. your report ends with sam and wong, still living in hong kong and making plans for the future. does that mean the legal troubles are over? yes for now. um the legal comes out to infections uh for the previous national security open says for up to subbing about 2 years in jail. um, but the problem they face at the moment is that they are subject to some potential if they

vis—a—vis singapore and hong kong. thirdly, medicaland singapore and hong kong.are. just a living standard improvement. the wage increase and making sure that the social safety net is there.— safety net is there. nobuko, thank you — safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very _ safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much - safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much for - safety net is there. nobuko, | thank you very much for your time today, nobuko kobayashi. turning to the uk, incoming prime minister keir starmer has a daunting in—tray as his labour party gets to work governing britain. he has to fix a crippling cost—of—living crisis, and economic growth is in the doldrums. to boost the economy to put more money in the pockets but that also means navigating a more turbulent geopolitical the us and china. ian, thank you for your time today. firstly, want to get your thoughts on how using the labour government navigating the us china relationship. goad the us china relationship. good mornin: , the us china relationship. good morning, thanks _ the us chi

and there is a surplus of deposits in hong kong. so the markets are unattractive in hong kong.ket share has gone down deliberately but we are not concerned about that because the franchise for our customers and hong kong are so extremely strong and we are able to service any customer that looks at mortgages as part of a broader relationship. we continue to be active, just not a vet -- not as active as we have been. let's we talked about the stock price, what will it take for it to be properly rated by the market? >> that's a big question. the first story for us is to keep on performing. this performance today will add to the momentum. you could draw a line through the interest rate effective, the covid time has been a steady performing story for five years. we have to demonstrate to the market that it's sustainable in this great environment, everyone expects rates to come down in september, that will present some sort of interest rate headwind, but we have still guided to an increase in net interest rate income because we can offset the great effect with volume growth in mixtur

could access the store's community was growing, so, too, was beijing's influence over hong kong. their economic and political pressure, the chinese communist party was stepping up efforts to erode civil liberties. when did you first notice the change? >> i think it happened gradually. there was never a turning point. >> before a talk commemorating a writer and critic of one-party rule in china, they were warned it may put the family in danger. >> i never envisioned that i would have to deal with that sort of feedback or commentary just for having an event at a bookshop. >> in 2019 political tensions erupted when hong kong's government introduced a law that would allow it to extradite hung congress to mainland china, sparking off the largest demonstrations in city history. bleak house books became known for its support of hong kong's democracy movement. >> it was an amazing way to connect with the readers who came in. it was meaningful to be part of that. could extend the pandemic and a chinese national security law which ushered in a crackdown on free speech, the free press, and

a web sites here in hong kong, kathy pacific and hong kong airlines. they also therefore they're also down. and we're also hearing that there is very difficult for people to check into their flights here. so we are a hearing that this is reportedly affecting microsoft systems around the world. and this is reportedly a botched, a software update from the security provider, which is a us based provider called crowd strike. it reportedly is aware of the issue and that is why can to fix it. but in the meantime, i know what the sky and use in australia that reportedly is down. people whacking in the offices are unable to work at the moment as well as many outlines are also experiencing a lot of chaos at the movements as well. so there is no evidence that this is a hack or cyber attack that's according to a strategy is national cyber security codes and a to, and the strategy and government, as we'll say, put out a statement saying that it's national. imagine it's the mechanism group. they will be meeting shortly to try and find out what's going on as well. w

hong kong's government introduced a law that would allow to it extradite hong kongers to mainland china. sparking off the largest demonstrations in the city's history. bleak house books became known for its support of the democracy movement. >> it was an amazing way to connect with readers who came in. it was meaningful to be part of that. >> then came the pandemic. and the chinese national security law which ushered in an a unprecedented crackdown on free speech, the free press and free association. but through the upheaval, bleak house books stayed open. it was one of a few places in hong kong that conned to sell books that were considered politically sensitive. >> for example, this protest book. you know, documents of protest. wouldn't be able to buy it. >> in the summer of 2021, even though their store was doing better than ever, wan and smith can to reassess their future. >> they're not cracking down on book shops now but they are cracking down on these free-wheeling newspapers and things like. that freedom of the press is not going to be the same thing from here on out. bookstores

elsewhere, we have hong kong closed, commemorating the 1997 handover. only a few points in positive territory for the shanghai. in australia, we are home to one of the market's only other on -- one of the only other underperforming markets at the moment. chinese manufacturing pmi expanded in june to the highest level in three years. that diverged again with official data reflecting a weakness in factory activity. our china correspondent joins us now with the details. conflicting numbers. what do they tell us? >> the manufacturing index surprising to the upside, beating expectations of 51.5. this is the strongest we have seen since may of 2021, telling a different story from the official pmi index, which came in flat in june, contracting for a second straight month. it tends to capture the smaller export oriented forms while the official index tends to capture the larger state owned enterprises, so this means exports are still doing much of the heavy lifting to keep factories going while perhaps this lower domestic consumption is waiting on the supply si

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so it's been 5 years now since a historic wave of pro democracy protests swept hong kong and response. beijing imposed a sweeping national security line, essentially transforming every aspect of the city since then. over 10000 people have been arrested for protests and security offences. many of them students, for those who have now been released many are finding the city has changed completely. and now they face major challenges and their daily lives, our corresponded phoebe con, much to young dissidence, were determined to stay in the city despite all the change, while your team and century, and a packing up to allow you to be shipped out of hong kong. but they are not the ones leaving. china is increasing repression of civil liberties here has lost a huge x of this. so we will hold all, i'm now, since i've been in jail, most of my friends have left hong kong people who shared my values less visible. now that makes sense to learn the number. i'm still grieving while i was moving on is not the kind of work, say, or the pos with usually to, but most of the firms not willing to hire th

to step aside clos, it's been 5 years since hong kong this pro democracy protest fled to away. the rest of correspondence needs to form a dissidence his lives of still being affected today, the money keeps making a very well welcome to the program. the un security council is preparing to hold an emergency meeting and responds to a russian missile attack on ukraine's biggest children's hospital. russian diplomats have denied responsibility for the striking key, which came as possible are just waves of attacks against ukrainian cities in months . at least 37 people have been killed across the country. now since then, that's been several drone attacks in the south west of russia. images on social media show russian oil and, and the g sites in flames. and some more, i'm joined now by military analyst, marina moran from kings college london get to see marina. and now the kremlin is claiming of course, the children's hospital. and he was hit by fragments of the ukrainian defense missile, the un and the training and secret service. on the other hand, say it was a russian messiah messi

than a billion dollars to scammers over the course of a year, while more than half of the hong kongsecurity are still confident that the employee... but in a slightly different way in the sense of protection from attackers used cameras built into the same laptops for spying and eavesdropping. such fears are probably not groundless; just remember that 8 years ago, a random photo revealed that mark zucherberg covers up the camera of his macbook, and he definitely understands technology, and the main thing is how... for privacy, corporate -class laptops often have a shutter built into the huawei camera from the factory; at one time they made a camera that retracts into the keyboard , but the image from it was taken from the bottom point and it turned out terrible, here is an amazing in its originality decision by honor, once a daughter of huawei, they came up with the idea of ​​​​making the camera completely removable using magnets and provided a special compartment for it in the laptop case, thus, the screen frame can be thinner, there is no need to allocate space under... it is clear

at the same time , more than half of the hong kong companies surveyed by security experts from cyber ​​t that employees will be able to distinguish a deepfake manager from a real boss. and continuing the topic of security and video conferencing, but in a slightly different way in the sense of protection from attackers using cameras built into the same laptops for spying and eavesdropping. such fears are probably not groundless. suffice it to remember that 8 years ago i discovered this in a random photo. on corporate-class laptops , a shutter is often built into the huawei camera from the factory; at one time they made a camera that retracts into the keyboard, but the image taken from it from the bottom turned out to be terrible, here is an amazing solution from honor, once a daughter of huawei, who came up with the idea of ​​​​making a camera there generally removable on magnets and provide. there is a special compartment for it in the laptop case, thus the frame the screen can be thinner, there is no need to allocate space for the camera, and privacy at height the camera is physically

the rally in hong kong really covering all sectors.are performing best in hong kong, better by 4.3% at the moment, but it is a sector-wide rally, as i say. they hang seng tech index better by 3%. have fun figuring out what is going on there. our next guest runs the asia infrastructure investment bank and multilateral development bank. his mission is financing asia's infrastructure. joining us to discuss his macroeconomic outlook is the president and board chair at the asia infrastructure and investment bank. thanks so much for joining us today. i want to start off if i can because it is such a significant day in japan as we await that bank of japan decision. can you give us your overall view of the rates environment at the moment, how it is affecting your betting? >> i think asian economies overall are doing very well. i could see that the asean countries were working together to push for economic development and at the same time to deal with external pressures. paul: in terms of global economic growth, how is that impacting the energy

as to why we had a launch in hong kong, everyone knows hong kong is a leader in the use of multipurposeicles and the birthplace of luxury mpv's. this release is very meaningful, as this is a global launch, targeting global markets for simultaneous sale. this is a very important turning point for global strategy and planning. minmin: let's talk about international markets because we are seeing tariffs from the u.s., eu, possibly canada, and turkey just announced 40% tariffs on chinese ev. how big of a blow are these tariffs on your overseas expansion plans? >> of course regarding the introductions of these policies, i personally expressed my regret. i think these decisions are not right. for us we very much follow free-trade. for zeekr's international element -- development, there will be a certain impact. we can plan on short, medium, and long-term. first, i think we need to work hard to improve our brand image. our high-quality products and a good service experience for users. second, we should consider localized production in each area. for example in europe, gb has been making cards

hong kong admitted that at least once over the past year they encountered a scam based on deep fakes,h situations where attackers interfere with electronic communications and fake a voice or face along with a voice, impersonating a company employee. for example, in one story , the british multibillion-dollar architecture company arab lost $25 million in american dollars after an employee of the hong kong division carried out orders from a fake cfo. given during a video conference meeting. in total, according to the hong kong police, for the year the enterprise of this special administrative region, gave away more than a billion dollars to scammers, while more than half of the hong kong companies surveyed by security experts are still confident that employees will be able to distinguish a deepfake manager from a real boss. and continuing the topic of security and videoconferencing, but in several ways. refraction in the sense of protection from attackers using cameras built into the same laptops for spying and eavesdropping, such fears are probably not groundless, just remember that 8

hong kong is one of the most expensive cities in the world.rds, renting an apartment in this monster costs a mere 1,500 dollars a month. they even managed to fit a mosque and a buddhist temple inside the house. the building was chosen by the filmmaker; it is also called the instagram house. and triads, where would we be without them? finding at least someone in such caged apartments is an extremely difficult task for the police. this is what he uses. since the beginning of the 20th century, royal crossroads in australia has become a place where local mafiosi lived. the peak of the area came in the sixties, when a gang war literally broke out on the streets. the authorities could not do anything about the raging area, and after the world war they introduced a new law, the 6-hour rule. this meant that after 6pm all bars and pubs in the area closed. so they wanted to overcome the number of violent murders. the law was repealed at the end of the 20th century, but was soon returned. the ban on alcohol was brought back in 2014 after the deaths of tw

looking at the situation in hong kong, this is hong kong airport. of course, we know that almost 11100isrupting the travel industry. long queues at the hong kong airport, but people very calm. we have had a statement from crowdstrike, from the boss of crowdstrike, from the boss of crowdstrike, the cybersecurity firm. he is apologising for the disruption. we are deeply sorry for the impact we have caused to customers, travellers and anyone affected by including our companies, says the ceo of crowdstrike, the cyber security firm that is trying... that says it has issued a fix. we are keeping you up—to—date on bbc news, of course. todayis today is bringing some of the hottest weather of the year so far in many parts of the uk. the sun was shining earlierfor this in many parts of the uk. the sun was shining earlier for this weather watcher in surbiton, south—west of london. but it hasn't been like that everywhere. this was the scene on the western side of scotland, with a lost of mr and mark and low cloud. —— with a lot of misty and cloudy weather. there will be some outbreaks of rain. the

tokyo tries to compete with hong kong and singapore as well as being a financial hub in the region. differences when it comes to tax rate. japan has the week yen as well. that makes it perhaps less attractive forjapanese capital. what would you think is going to be the impact going forward with koike in charge? there is a little a government can do and it's true thatjapan and tokyo has a very high tax rate for corporate, around 30% on average compared to singapore and hong kong around i7%. and on a personal tax front japan has a high tax depending on the income bracket. it's not advantageous forforeigners living here. nose are the head winds. those are the head winds. in terms of weak yen, in comparison, it pales against the equivalent so that is a negative. in south korea, workers at samsung electronics are set to go on a 3—day strike, the second time in the company's history the union took industrial action. last month employees took paid leave on the same day. this week's strike is a significant escalation. samsung say they expect the profits to jump to 15%. samsung said that it

still on track to enter a technical correction here in hong kong. n see on dollar china. away from these markets, looking at tokyo, which is coming out of its lunch break, avril hong is looking at that for us. what do you have? avril: we see the outperformance in japan almost as if we see the selling in china going towards equities in tokyo. the nikkei is reaching another record. today, the fuels are from the tech related names. the semiconductor stocks. this is tracking the performance of nvidia overnight after he got the upgrade from ubs. these are the big moves to not just the nikkei, but the topics as well. of course, all eyes will be on what powell says, whether he gives a bit more for the markets on the dovish front of things. let's go to the board and take a look at where we see cross assets. it's not just about the fed, it's also about where the boj goes from here. i think that given seeing the two day meeting from the boj with bond market participants, the expectation on consensus seems to be the reduction in bond purchases at the end of the

ml; over from the uk to hong kong to the us. g , , , ., over from the uk to hong kong to the us.flight — us. my husband, they put him on a 10am flight and _ us. my husband, they put him on a 10am flight and the _ us. my husband, they put him on a 10am flight and the rest _ us. my husband, they put him on a 10am flight and the rest of- us. my husband, they put him on a 10am flight and the rest of us - 10am flight and the rest of us tomorrow so that's not going to work. , , ., ., ., ., , ., work. this slight radar data showed the sky emptying — work. this slight radar data showed the sky emptying out _ work. this slight radar data showed the sky emptying out as _ work. this slight radar data showed the sky emptying out as the - work. this slight radar data showed the sky emptying out as the outagei the sky emptying out as the outage took hold. here, medicine deliveries took hold. here, medicine deliveries to pharmacies were disrupted and gps in england had problems accessing patient records. it even affected software used by broadcasters and rather abruptly took some tv channels of

express and thatjet qantas, the hong kong express and that jet star for qantas, the hong kong expressall of that jet star forjapan, all of those thatjet star forjapan, all of those have been affected. another thing affected in osaka isjr wess, thatis thing affected in osaka isjr wess, that is the train line, japan is famous to how precise and online it's —— on time its trains are. the malfunction has affected the tracking system on the website. the app tracking system on the website. the app displaying where trains are. trains and cells are functioning, but if you're looking on the application of trying to find by your train is, especially now around rush hour, that has been affected. 0ne rush hour, that has been affected. one more thing affected and this is a tourist destination, universal studios japan, a tourist destination, universal studiosjapan, huge a tourist destination, universal studios japan, huge tourist destination, especially again around some time, we understand that this outage has affected their registers, cache years and a lot of the restaurants and shops around the

they do surging in hong kong. -- baidu surging in hong kong and byd rising short of 1.7%.morgan boosting that price target. kiwi assets with a rapid painful you bring a lot back to civilian life. leadership skills. technical ability. and a drive to serve in new ways. syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. haidi: china markets are headed to the lunch break. let's get over to avril hong in singapore. >> two main drivers of sentiment in the markets. cpi number out of china lower than expected. and china banca warning of deeper losses in the second half, slumps in the housing market. observers do not see much stimulus coming on the third [indiscernible] focus of the pboc and in the wake of the cpi the team met bloomberg intelligence expects the pboc to cut the one year rate in september by september b

and this is already the second large-scale transport project in the greater hong kong bay area, hong ge, juhai macau, which is located about 30 km. south of the new line, it seems to me that we are telling you about such amazing events in the world of architecture, but for me it is absolutely not surprising that they appear in that region, because in this asian region, specifically in hong kong and surroundings, they really like to build something like this, firstly in order to surprise everyone, and secondly for so that it would be very useful for people, and by the way, this road set several records, 10, if i’m not mistaken, such unspoken records, of course, the road under water... it’s amazing, and there were such beautiful shots from the air, like all this it looks great, it’s also amazing, to be honest, i wanted to go to china, ride along this new highway, plus, of course, it’s convenient, people will spend four times less time getting from point a to point b , of course it makes life easier travel comfortably and move around without any special difficulties, surprisingly it turn

in hong kong. here are the top stories. asian shares slip with traders trimming holdings ahead of the earnings -- key earnings and central bank meetings. the yen holding around 12 because before tomorrow's boj decision. governor yi ueda's team set to make some big calls. we are counting down to second quarter earnings. let's get a look at markets to start off. avril hong is in singapore. avril: we are seeing a bit of risk off in the markets today, aren't we, as investors look to key events that could shape markets this week, central bank decisions, key economic data, or even australia inflation tomorrow, and then all those tech earnings dropping this week. we are seeing them han singh leading declines in the region, down 1.3%, slightly firmer on the bloomberg dollar index, some declines on the aussie dollar, along with crude prices. the yen having those 12 week eyes versus the greenback with an eye on the boj. paul: stick around. we will get more on markets with wayne gordon of ubs. i do want to start with the bank of japan

china 3 hong kong won 2 and was on top.m group three, our country's youth teammates with akbarzadeh and qal noi first beat thailand 0.2 and with the same result, they lost to australia by one, but came first. this competition is attended by 20 teams in six groups it will be hosted by china. in phase. there is a week left until the first group of iran's sports convoy is sent to the paris olympics. the farewell ceremony of the olympic national team was held. the farewell ceremony of the olympic convoy was different this time . remembering them, they remembered that we exist behind the scenes. we appreciated these dear ones who play a significant role in the success of their children and the heroes of this country. and samim, it really makes you feel good . paying attention to the athlete really makes the athlete behave very well. not being here today is the most important part of every athlete's life and they take a lot of hard work. maybe they are not in such ceremonies and they are with us, and i really feel that it is very

she was elected last month as chair of the hong kong journalists association, hong kong's largest media union. "the wall street journal" claims her firing was due to restructuring. selina cheng spoke to reporters wednesday. >> at that time he demanded i resign from my position. i told him that ai refused but he said the position was incompatible with my position at the wall street journal. he said employees of the wall street journal should be promoting press freedom in places like hong kong. he said this place is not like some western countries where press freedom has already been established. amy: "the wall street journal" is owned by rupert murdoch, who was at the republican national convention this week. colombia's government announced it's ending a ceasefire deal with the largest faction of dissident members of farc, the revolutionary armed forces of colombia. the long-anticipated agreement had been brokered last year by the government of leftist president gustavo petro. this is colombia's defense minister ivan velasquez. >> colombia's military forces received in order to carry out

polling station, that is, there is one in peking, the capital, in gwangju. and shanghai and the hong kong region of iranians living in southern china the gwanjo fund of the islamic republic of iran representation in guganju, iranians living in the east and southeast of china , refer to the representation area and the voting fund in our country's consulate in shanghai , iranians living in the hong kong region also refer to that fund, and iranians in the capital china and the neighboring provinces also go to the embassy of the islamic republic of iran, where the vote is taken, and cast their votes. kangang in the flow elections have been held in these areas and the necessary arrangements have been made. mr. shah suwani is at your service. god willing , we will report live and directly from china in the next sections. god willing thank you very much, mr. khaliq vardi, i bid you farewell. yes, just as mr. khaliq vardi mentioned in different countries, our dear compatriots abroad went to the polls today , considering the time difference we have with other countries , voting has started in thes

he also communicated with representatives of guangzhou, shanghai and hong kong region . the european parliament, which was held recently , encouraged each other to vote with a famous sentence, or use your right to vote or let others decide for you? a phrase that iranian users also use is voting in the heart of europe . although this voting was accompanied by insults from the opposition of iran and iranians.

hong kong back from a public holiday. the hung saying is recovering -- the hong kong index recovering some lost ground. the dominant concern for these chinese mainly markets is still about the economy. the stock market has been badly beaten up along with the housing market but the outlier is what we are seeing in chinese bond space. we saw that rally yesterday taking those yields to record lows. the pboc was coming through with an announcement without the bonds raised speculation that it could go on to sell securities to curb the rally in chinese bonds. for context, it does not want bonds to be moving in one direction. today, we are seeing that rally resuming in chinese bonds. they have not just been outperforming versus other asset classes. there's also the outperformance versus global peers. this is underpinned by concerns related to the chinese economy and how inflation in china -- the picture there is different compared to some of these other economies. let's take a look at how this all -- at how all this concern is p

consecutivo al imponerse 2-0 al mazatlan sara arratia con la informacion mil drones iluminaron el cielo de hong kong pulguita, saluda a la cámara. lorena: hola. leonardo: la pulguita se está disfrazando de--

in hong kong. if my office transmits the list of these individuals to you, can you assure me that you will evaluate whether these individuals can be sanctioned under existing authorities? >> yes. >> thank you very much. i want to ask you if you have any plans to have targeted sections on perpetrator of that repression based on article 23 that we talked about. >> we are looking across the board at taking necessary actions including sanctions against individuals who are undermining hong kong's basic autonomy and we will continue to do that. i'm happy to look at the list that you have >> thank you. let me turn to korean peninsulaa issue. special envoy julia turner was sworn in by the state department last october but as you know she was confirmed by the senate and it took months at before she was finally sworn in by your department. so, while i'm pleased she is in the position and carrying out the mandates as noted by the legislation that would pass, i'm concerned that the special envoy office is not

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china is a key factor and hong kong. what is the policy?moment there is not much between the biden and harris administration and a trump vance administration. both take a tough line on china and the biden administration cap tariffs in place, imposed restrictions but opened the line of communication which is important with the military and so on and very important going forward, because although it will not solve the problems it will make mistakes less likely. paul: so let's talk about china then and the potential for a another trade war. how likely do you consider that? what might the fallout be? mark: under either administration we have it already because china is a major competitor and although there is talk of decoupling and the risking that is hard to do given the extensive trade and investment between companies and china. many have done china plus one, china for china. at the same time the hostility toward china from either administration will continue because it is felt by many americans that they are not doing as well as they should