and i think the united states will also be watching to see whether or not it's effort to align japan ly with one another and with the united states on security issues remains the case as part of discussions with china. i suspect they will. chinese premier li qiang also met with samsung electronics' boss jay y li on sunday. li stressed the need for further investment by the south korean tech giant, which has already invested $24 billion in china over the past six years. samsung's china business though has been facing challenges, after the us imposed export controls aimed at cutting off china's access to samsung's cutting—edge chips staying with china, we have a number of economic data points due this week. in a few hours, we'll get industrial production figures for april. and later this week, we'll get a reading on manufacturing activity in the world's number two economy as well. i spoke with anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm, and asked her what she's expecting from those data points. china is targeting over 5% for gdp growth and yet government revenue is in

and so the united states and japan also took it back to consideration into that deposition as well. so the tokyo government said they acknowledged what the chinese

japan states and are ready to turn off all chip machines, just so as not went to the prc.ation, which , citing a certain source, reports beijing’s plans to take taiwan in early june, although it looks like a hoax, now everything depends on restraint. there will be no night in the taiwan strait. calmly, the military on the island is on high alert. the chinese army continues its maneuvers, and ballistic missile launches are not ruled out tomorrow. the one china principle is primary for beijing. head of the main communications directorate of the russian armed forces vadim shamarin accused of receiving a bribe of 36 million rubles. this was stated by the investigative committee. according to the department, from april 16 to october 23, shamarin received this money from the general director of the pirma telephone plant, telta alexey. high and chief accountant of the company. in addition, the court arrested vladimir verteletsky, an employee of the department of state defense with defense orders. according to investigators , he approved the unfulfilled work under the government c

japan —— china would like to see. reluctant to open up like to see. reluctant to open up those gates much further than they already are. how does the us factor into this. united states in both japan and united states to put pressure in bothjapan and limit united states to put pressure in both japan and limit these more important and cutting and technological investments and flow of trade into china. i suspect that washington will be listening carefully to see whether or not larger security related issues are brought into the public eye amongst these countries. i think the united states is also going to be watching to see whether or not its efforts to alignjapan and south korea more closely with one another and with the united states on security issues remains the case as part of the discussions with china. i suspect they will.- discussions with china. i suspect they will. the chinese remier suspect they will. the chinese premier li _ suspect they will. the chinese premier li qiang _ suspect they will. the chinese premier li qiang also - suspect they will. the chinese premier li qiang also met - suspect they will. the chinese | premier li qiang also met with metairie

i'm finally point funds and japan stated earlier this week that they will begin discussions on reciprocal for co operation. now japan, which has similar room is with australia and to the united kingdom, is also regarded as the law, the location for the law, just concentration of us murphy overseas. now we heard from joseph gregory, monique, profess, of politics. i've international relations at east china normal university in shanghai. he believes but false is nervous about washington's move dominance. in japan, we have seen france expanding naval patrols in the south pacific with the explanation that france needs to be present or risk or relevance. and even that france may provide a buffer between august and china, or other potential complex that couldn't turn a spiral out of control and further imperiled, the global economy. and so, you know, european relations and therefore, further diminished perhaps, france. now i believe that france is nervous about american military dominance in japan. i think basically realizes that france is not seeking a direct conflict or even to provide a subst

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and so the united states and japan also took it back to consideration into that deposition as well. so the tokyo government said they acknowledged what the chinese communist party said. read the text, you bring up the united states. obviously, incredibly important here. i just want to give out to you was a bit of a reminder of the u. s. policy on taiwan and washington switch diplomatic recognition from taiwan to china in 1979. a few years after then president richard nixon visited by using the us follows the one china policy which recognizes the people's republic of china as the sole legal government. but it only acknowledges beijing's position that taiwan is positive. china of this means the us has full relations with china and unofficial relations with taiwan. in the absence of diplomatic ties, the taiwan relations act provides a framework for relations and protects us security and commercial interests on the islands. but the legislation is unclear on with the washington would defend taiwan against an invasion. this policy has come to be known as strategic and the give us a venue i

by creating the jau bu state, japan pursued clear strategic goals.a kind of role model, an example for future territories that the japanese hoped they could capture in asia. the japanese understood. that they would not be able to turn every captured territory into a colony, as was the case with korea or taiwan, and china was too big for this, so the japanese hoped to take away piece by piece from china to create puppet states in these territories that would depend on japan and japan will prosper thanks to them. in summer in 1937, the japanese invaders unleashed a second treacherous blow on china. to provoke a full-scale war, they resorted to their favorite method, armed provocation. on july 7, 1937, japanese troops unexpectedly opened fire on chinese soldiers near the lugo xiao bridge near beijing. after this, they blamed the chinese side for the attack and ordered their army to begin the invasion. according to the famous anti-japanese war researcher and professor at tsenghua university, wang jianlan, starting a new war against china, japanese leader

bloomberg writes, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not rule out the evacuation of production to japan, the statesre ready to turn off all the chip machines, just to... the global press publication, which, citing a certain source , reports beijing’s plans to take taiwan in early june, although it looks like a hoax, now it all depends on endurance. this night in the taiwan strait will not be calm, the military on the island has been put on high alert, the chinese army continues maneuvers, and ballistic missile launches are not ruled out tomorrow. the one-china principle is primary for beijing; americans are urged not to push the island to the red line. alexander baalsky ana lvova nikolay petrov, news: beijing bureau. emmanuel macron flew to new caledonia today to put out the fire of an anti-colonial riot. french overseas territory covered unrest over reform that expands rights for non-indigenous people. against the backdrop of protests from supporters of independence, macron tried to convince the local population that france does not want to act by force and is in favor of dialogue, but whether wor

south korea and japan or allies of united states. we've seen an increase in the us. so create japan military cooperation over the past couple of years. and so you'll restarted previously suspended large scale joint military exercises. china view these as a threat to them while the us and so chris say they're really aimed at north korea . aging sees this otherwise, and they are concerned that so create japan or going to strengthen that alliance with united with the united states. further, in washington's efforts to further contain china, michael, north korea's the weapons program is part of the backdrop to this meeting. to what extent can these countries work together when it comes to this issue? and i think that's really a, a tough one here. so 3 in japan, of course they want to see these long range missile tests that the north korea has engaged and especially ramped up over the past year and a half or so they want to see those contain they certainly don't want to see nor create move further to develop its nuclear technology. they're also increasing concerns about nor

the caucus, the quad, the trilateral relationship between korea, japan, united states. now between japan, united states and the philippines. you talked distributed fleet architecture. how are these alliances evolving in the indo-pacific to further allow us to extend security over the region? what does that mean for the navy? >> thank you. to echo dave, thank you very much for having us here today. you know, long time ago when we first pivoted to the pacific, the navy really began to focus in that area. it is our priority theater. i think the thing that really distinguishes us from any of our policy adversaries, we do have allies and partners all over the world. nowhere than more important in the indo pacific. they are really excited about u.s. leadership there. they want to partner with us. i think all of our services are really investing heavily in developing interoperability with those partners. you're starting to see some of the european navys focusing on the indo-pacific. i was at a meeting all the carrier navies in france. we all talked about the importance of the a

bloomberg writes, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not rule out the evacuation of production to japan, the statess so that the prc does not get them. the global press publication, which , citing a certain source, reports beijing’s plans to take taiwan in early june, although it looks like a hoax, now everything depends on restraint. this night in the taiwan strait will not be calm, the military on the island will lead. in a state of heightened combat readiness, the chinese army continues maneuvers, ballistic missile launches are not ruled out tomorrow, the one-china principle is primary for beijing, the americans are urged not to push the island towards red line. alexander baalsky, and nikolai petrov in lvov, lead the beijing bureau. maybe with a neighbor, anywhere appetite, dad, dad, only dad will tame it, dad, dad, crazy appetite, a snack won’t hurt. my back gets tired on my feet all day, because of work i lead a sedentary lifestyle, i exercise on a daily basis, but how to protect my joints? thanks to special collagen in the form of a triple helix, artneo helps support healthy joints. artneo -

i asked that the congress declare that since theattack by japan on sunday, december seven, 1941 a stateof war existed between the tes and the japanese empire. the attack was part of a larger ry control oil and other critical resources in the pacif japan's goal was to destroy our abilr way. four days later, germany and italy who were allied with japan, declared war on the united states. roosevelt had believed for some time that germany pose the greatest threat to long term security. when hitler, mussolini set their war machinesosevelt's concerns were proven, justified, and his need to respond was obvious. as the united states entered war, the situation grim. japan had destroyed much of america's west coast fleet and now controlled vast areas of the pacific. and the north atlantic. rmcampaign against supply ships bound for great britain. so what? what about. and in europe, germany armies had invaded the sovieton winston churchill, the america ally, traveled to together, they planned a strategy to combat the axis of 42 as the alls stopped the expansion of the axis powers and began to take

bloomberg writes, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not rule out the evacuation of production to japan, the states machines so that the prc doesn’t get it, the global press publication, which , citing a certain source, reports beijing’s plans to take taiwan in early june, although it looks like a hoax, now it all depends on endurance. this night in the taiwan strait will not be calm, the military on the island is on high alert, the chinese army continues its maneuvers tomorrow. launches of ballistic missiles are also included, the one-china principle is primary for beijing, the americans are urged not to push the island towards red line. alexander baalsky, ana lvova, nikolai petrov, news, beijing bureau. and now there are terrible images from vietnam, where a residential building with an area of ​​about 200 m2 caught fire. in the yard there was a place for selling and repairing bicycles and motorcycles. according to media reports , about two dozen people were killed and three more were injured. builders are leaving, major repairs are underway and residential buildings are being restored, more than

there are so many exciting things going on in the united states and argentina and japan why in the world would i ever want to put money in china >> that was stanley druckenmiller. the u.s. isn't the only place outperforming china during that period the europe etf is at its highest level since 2008 the ewu at its highest level in six years. even vanguard's europe etf trading at a two-year high so plenty of places for investors to find opportunity outside of china these days.

it is and that is why the european union and the united states, japan was seeing a lot on the regular done there and again, my one day be placed into the revenue performance of nvidia and other ai chipmakers. meanwhile, here in asia, the ai boom has boosted prospects for companies like taiwan semiconductor, contractorfor manufacturing nvidia chips. japan's softbank is betting big with a multi— lintel investment in the chip design unit i am. i spoke with tim waterer and asked about the spillover effects he is seeing in asia. in terms of the industry in general, i think we can look at it as a case of a rising tide lifting all boats. because, you know, i think that forecast from inindividual shows that the ai momentum doesn't seem to be slowing down any time soon, which would bode well for the companies you mentioned there — taiwan semiconductor, softbank, courtesy of its investment in arm holdings. so i think that companies will continue to invest in al. but there will be some, you know, potential effects, you know, down the track for the economies and for society in general, i think. s

japan and autos in the reagan administration. there were tariffs and trade restrictions. they built a tariff wall around the united states. nally japan said we will jump over the wall and startuildg cars in the united states. some would argue that what reagan wanted. in that case it worked. now, here we have japanese transplants are a huge employer of u.s. workers, very successful here, but it's not easy to see that happening with china. host: william in connecticut said if tariffs are bad why not subsidize u.s. companies temporarily? this is what we get sending jobs overseas. these products are dangerous in regards to battery and 40%ery l. address these issues. what about subsidizing u.s. co the tariffs? guest: that is another tool that washington has and this administration is using. they provided a number of subsidies through tax credits, investment credits to automakers in the u.s. and across north america with a lot of rules on that. subsidies are a big part of the administration's overall plan. carrots are thereand the tariffs. host: new york, independent. caller: yes, i am an economist. understand -- i have listened

bloomberg writes, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not rule out the evacuation of production to japan, the states are ready to turn off everything chip machines. china has launched what is believed to be the world's first dedicated unmanned aircraft carrier, and the communist country already has the world's largest navy. military experts have already outlined the scenario of a likely armed conflict between beijing and washington, identifying five fields for these battles: the battle for space, the missile war, and small islands. just last month , the united states passed legislation to provide additional security funding for the indo-pacific region. 2024 in relation to american military-industrial corporations, beijing has announced sanctions on the blacklist of 12 companies, but washington is looking for new ways to arm on friday. american senators presented a bill to speed up the supply of nato weapons from europe, as guests from kiev are now doing for ukraine, and activist and former rada deputy gabko also showed up at the taipei maidan. we ukrainians are fighting and will definitely win, so w

so i'm pretty sure that head of state of japan and south korea would be vindicating their points as wellhe position that their partners in washington want them to communicate across to china. similarly, the chinese would probably be outlining or detailing their viewpoints etc and we need to remember only a week or so ago china's president met with russia's counterpart vladimir putin and they had deep conversations also concerning the situation in north—east asia, notjust ukraine, not just other matters. china would also come from the position they have the backing of another military power currently a member of the united nations security council and a country that obviously south korea, japan have just like the united states have tensions with. so perhaps even a remote issue such as the war in ukraine may also eventually become of the agenda and tokyo and seoul may try to convince beijing to change or alter its position in terms of support of russia in that matter. and coming up on business today: we'll have more on this trilateral summit, as we will look into the cooperation between th

, roosevelt'sneed to respond was as the united states situation was grim. japan had destroyed much of america's west coast fleet and nowd vast areas of the pacific. and the north atlantic.german continued their deadly campaign against supply ships britain. so what? what about. germany armies had invaded the soviet union. winston churchill, the prime of england. america ally, traveled to washington to meet with roosevelt. together, they planned a strategy to combat the axis powers. it began to pay off in june of 42 as the allies stopped the expansion of the axis powers and began to take the offensive in epic battle of midway. in june, 1942 was a major point. the u.s. navy destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers and ended japan's dominance in the central. a month later, american invaded the island of guadalcanal this was the first step in a strategy that came be called island hopping. an island by island advance toward the japanese homeland in europe. the situation also improved. britishgerman afrika korps in egy force landed in north africa to clear the continen

japan and autos during the reagan administration. there were a lot of tariffs, trade restrictions , and they built this big tariff wall around the united states. finally, japan's second okay, we're going to jump over that wall and start building cars in the united states. some would argue that is what reagan wanted. in that case, it kind of works. and now, he we have the japanese transplants. a huge employer of us workers. very successful here. but it is not clear, it is not easy to see that happening with china, though. it is not clear how this will end up yet. >> here is a viewer. william in connecticut, an independent. tariffs are bad. why not subsidize u.s. companies temporarily? this is what we get sending jobs overseas. these products are dangerous in regards to battery, and in the cold 40% less battery life. addresses these issues. what about subsidizing u.s. companies instead of the tariffs? >> that is another tool that washington has and this administration is using that. they have provided a number of subsidies through tax credits, investment credits to automakers in the u.s. and across north america with a lot of rules on that. sub

writes bloomberg, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not exclude the evacuation of production to japan and the states turn off all chip machines so as not to go to the prc. the global press publication, which, citing a certain source , reports beijing’s plans to take taiwan in early june, although it looks like a hoax, now everything depends. from endurance, this night in the taiwan strait will not be calm, the military on the island has been put on high alert, the chinese army continues maneuvers, launches of ballistic missiles are not excluded tomorrow, the principle china alone is primary for beijing, americans are urged not to push the island to the red line. alexander baalsky, anna lvova, nikolai petrov, news, beijing bureau. vladimir putin signed a decree on a special procedure for compensation for damage. which caused russia and the central bank unfriendly actions of the united states. compensation may include property and securities of the united states or related persons in our country. the decree allows you to go to court in case of unjustified deprivation of rights to property in connectio

bloomberg writes, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not rule out the evacuation of production to japan and the states all chip machines so as not to fall into the hands of the prc. a global press publication that, with reference to... a certain source reports beijing’s plans to take taiwan in early june, although it looks like a hoax, now everything depends on restraint. this night in the taiwan strait will not be calm, the military on the island has been brought. state of heightened combat readiness, the chinese army continues maneuvers tomorrow, launches of ballistic missiles are not excluded. the one-china principle is primary for beijing; americans are urged not to push the island to the red line. alexander baalsky and lvova, nikolai petrov, lead the beijing bureau. the french president said that the damage from the unrest in new caledonia is colossal in scale. emmanuel macron arrived in the region today to try to calm supporters of the independence of the french overseas territory. the anti-colonial revolt began after paris announced reform to expand the rights of non-indigenous people. now macr

considering that the main nuclear allies of the states - japan, france and britain - have planned the restoration of their respective industries. could a uranium deficiency really occur? gas prices in europe increased by 6% in april, amounting to $324 per thousand cubic meters. and this dynamics is evidenced by data from the london stock exchange. the main catalysts were the cold snap in april. tension in the middle east, underground gas storage facilities in europe are now just over 60% full, a figure for spring that is quite high, but not a record, and the reasons for this are very dubious. what saves europe is that recession and deindustrialization have begun there, so that those plans to increase gas consumption to 600 billion cubic meters per year in the european union, if they had preserved industry, these plans would already... the reduction in production would make even that amount of gas unnecessary. which europe now uses. heating season in the european union ended on march 31, but this does not mean that there are no risks other than the middle east in the foreseeable future

as bloomberg writes, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not rule out evacuation production in japan and the statesdy to turn off all chip machines so as not to go to the prc. published by global press. in a state of heightened combat readiness, the chinese army continues maneuvers tomorrow , and launches of ballistic missiles are not excluded. the one-china principle is primary for beijing; americans are urged not to push the island to the red line. alexander baalsky and lvov nikolai petrov, lead the beijing bureau. vladimir putin signed a decree on a special procedure for compensation for damage caused by russia the central bank of russia in connection with the unfriendly actions of the united states. compensation may include property and securities of the united states or related persons in our country. the decree allows you to go to court in case of unjustified deprivation of rights to property in connection with decisions of state authorities. the government has been instructed to ensure that appropriate amendments are made to the laws within 4 months. the iranian general staff has provided th

south carolina and the united states and japan have condemned north korea's latest attempt to launch a satellite cells farm industries that they failed. launch post the severe threats to regional peace and security chung on names to deploy and 2nd spice satellite. despite being banned by un resolutions, differences of salt, so more than $52.00 degrees celsius and parts of the cox gone as an ongoing heat wave, thomas the southern provinces and doctor's treating thousands of people, a heat stroke in hospital, the deep wave is full cost and continue for at least a few more. de almost 8000 people have been evacuated in a pop point. the guinea over fears of another line slide more than 2000 are still missing a 1st, then slide. it's a central and got provence on friday. the lights of nations past old efforts, funds to 5 is a race against time. tonight those and severe storms in the us have killed more than 20 people across several central and southern states and hundreds of thousands of been left without pop, kentucky, oklahoma, arkansas and texas have been hit hardest with some declaring

market, but i think all three countries, united states, japan, and south korea feel bringing manufacturing under national control, i think they are persuaded that is the right strategy going forward. china could offer all kinds of incentives, but i do not think you are going to see japan and south korea really move away from the get investments they have already begun to make. haidi: taiwan at the epicenter of the chip supply chain story, and we see the bipartisan delegation of u.s. lawmakers as well as nvidia in taiwan. do you expect this to be addressed in this trilateral? how did they navigate the issue? >> i wish i knew the answer. i would love to be a fly on the wall, because this will be central. i do not think you and i will see anything in the joint statement that has the name taiwan on it, but i cannot imagine that these three leaders will sit down without acknowledging both the industrial policy impact of chinese pressure on taiwan. the supply chain issues that you reference, but also the fact that the pla is conducting blockading exercises around taiwan within a week of the new

south korea, the united states and japan has strongly condemned north korea's latest attempt to launch a satellite, sol, as foreign ministry said the failed launch pose a severe threat to regional peace and security. john yang am's to the point it's 2nd spice satellite. despite being banned by un resolutions, tornadoes and severe storms in the us have killed more than 20 people across several states. kentucky, oklahoma, arkansas and texas had been the worst hit. kentucky governor andy bashir has declared a state of emergency. hundreds of homes were destroyed and hundreds of thousands of people faced power outages. italian media, se pope francis used a derogatory term about, gave people while in a meeting with bishops. they say he jokingly use the word to repeat his opposition to let him d man train for the priesthood. in the past, po francis has spoken publicly about being respectful toward the eligibility to community and french president and monument. my call is in germany on the 1st state visit by a french leader in 24 years. he used the opportunity to address not only germans, but

bloomberg writes, taiwanese chip manufacturers do not rule out the evacuation of production to japan and the statesoff all chip machines so as not to fall into the hands of the prc. a global press publication that, citing a certain source, reports beijing’s plans to take taiwan in early june, although it looks like a hoax, now it all depends on endurance. this night the taiwan strait will not be calm and the military on the island is on high alert. the chinese army continues maneuvers tomorrow, and launches of ballistic missiles are not ruled out. the one-china principle is primary for beijing, and americans are urged not to push the island to the red line. alexander baalsky lvova, nikolai petrov, news: beijing bureau. head of the main communications department russian armed forces, vadim shamarin is accused of receiving a bribe of 36 million rubles. this was stated by the investigative committee. according to the department, forward from april. high and chief accountant of the company. in addition, the court arrested vladimir verteletsky, an employee of the department for state defense procurement

considering that the main nuclear allies of the states. japanfrance and britain have planned the restoration of their respective industries. uranium deficiency may indeed occur. gas prices in europe increased by 6% in april, amounting to $324 per 1.0 cubic meters. about such dynamics london stock exchange data shows. the main catalysts were the sudden cold snap in april and tensions in the middle east. underground gas storage facilities in europe are now just over 60% full. the figure for spring is quite high, but not a record. and the reasons for this are very dubious. what saves europe is that recession and deindustrialization have begun there, so that those plans to increase gas consumption to 600 billion cubic meters per year in the european union, if they had preserved industry, these plans will no longer be implemented, moreover, recession reductions in production will make even the amount of gas that europe currently consumes unnecessary. the heating season in the european union ended on march 31, but this does not mean that there are no

partnership of the international space station is truly amazing when you consider in russia the united states, japan, canada, the european space agency in all its partners. we are all working together on this is one, you know, 250, some not equal miles of, of the year with a crew up there every day, continuously working together and so, and that's pretty awesome. and isn't very smooth really does. now when i come into a training module like this one, it feels completely different. i think on a blick, before i flew to the i ss, this was all, i'm familiar technology. it was confusing, i'm complex a care fee, whatever. since i spent a year on the i ss, everything in here feels really familiar of the stuff you think differently about the equipment because you've worked with it for a long time. yeah. yeah. good phones, also toys show even with a space station that's like everything you start to have a sort of personal relationship about. and that's really some really good for him and it feels a bit like being at home. it's in the wrong stuff. so in this case, the, some of this is on the scene and it was

in 1938 , profits from the sale of opium amounted to 1/6 of the total income of the puppet state. japant profit annually. for 13 years, the occupiers managed to get millions of residents of manjo-ugo addicted to drugs. opposite my house there was a building, something like a hotel, and people there smoked opium. i i went outside to play with other children and saw along the road on both sides. large ditches, sometimes in them lay fallen people who died from opium or morphine, we often saw this. the puppet state of manzho-hugo will disappear along with the kwantung army defeated by soviet troops in august 1945. the military brotherhood of the peoples of the soviet union and china that emerged in those years. a mutual non-aggression treaty was signed, which created the necessary conditions for receiving military and material assistance from the ussr. arms deliveries began already in october 1937. these were planes, tanks, guns, machine guns, ammunition and various equipment. in addition, the soviet union sent more than 3,500 military specialists and advisers to china. at first. but we mus

our household saving rate is very different in the united states relative to japan. in particular even if you do some adjustments, measure capital gains for example, as part of savings, and japan's one a few and dozens of sites where housing prices actually lose value through the earth movement. even if you make those adjustments we still say much less in the united states. in terms of national city they still actually have a higher saving rate than we do when you count for household and subtract public just saving. let me get now a little bit more into the weeds a bit. i'll try to do this without equation but just pure simple graphics. what is debt really measure? this is a question that alan -- larry kudlow and others have tried to address. not surprising, students of marty stoles dying to try to get people to think about this issue as well. let's consider, is that really measuring much. in particular let's consider a really simple to period model, i should've called these periods because each year could represent maybe a couple decades and so forth. in particular

because japan and south korea will push the united states of america to get its own nuclear weapons,gical base they have for this... has been ready for a long time, it has plutonium, it has missiles, and everything related to that, so they understand that the emergence of two nuclear states , such as japan, which, by the way, has confirmed its commitment to the protection of taiwan, this will dramatically worsen their situation. second, we see russia's commotion, they are starting to gather foreign ministers of brics countries, and trying to create another, you know, another. so peaceful the conference, uh, to demonstrate some kind of special position, and that's very good actually, it means that , however we feel about this peace summit, it will have an effect, and we will have a long-term effect . further, why is there a commotion in russia now? we see, you know, in kidea also from some western bodies there about various korean scenarios and other scenarios, peaceful wars. russia is in a big hurry. russia is in a hurry, because i posted an interview on facebook with such a famous e

exploration is a to the chinese leadership, as well as this side of everyone, including united states, the india, japan. they are all time to get to the morning and of course tie not as an emergent super power. ready doesn't want to be left behind. so china has planned this mission to collect a tasks and rock samples from fossa to one and the in the next. yes, they will be also more complicated than machines. include interviews of human human into robotics, patient in cells, whole area of moon. and also the measuring the in the reports of the we saw before, we watched it before china also aimed at sending astronauts to the moon a wrong video of 2013 which to with not only be signed, typically important, but also be a political press teacher because of course, the time you need to ship one to show some nation, the problem is okay, so it's a definite political aspect to in, in back in 2019 china pulled off a historic 1st soft landing on the fall side of the moon with china full, but that was only a one way johnny was in there. and this is clearly formal and vicious is as you mentioned, that in the of 201