told which is this new sort of central ideology that is being driven by by xi jinping so it'll be a consultation rather than a. anything more than a parliamentary kind of meeting that we know say in the west what will be the focus on topic was topic wise the focus is going to be on the next 5 years obviously and taking a longer term view at the moment john is very very pleased with the progress that has made in the coronavirus it's kept a damper on this on it's the only you mentioned just now is the only place that's really seen growth in the world at the moment so there's going to be focus on how they're going to develop the economy there's going to be a move towards higher tech to move up the value chain to avoid that middle income trap where you get stuck making making lower value goods they want to be up there with the high tech industries xi jinping has been talking a lot about quantum mechanics and really pushing china as a technological superpower particularly because of the trade battle with the u.s. china has been relying heavily on fossil fuels it is the world's biggest po

that's president xi jinping. they're expecting a speech to mark the 40th anniversary of the special economic zone that was founded 40 years ago and shenzhen, as steve is been telling us, we could get some policy announcements and the push is to strengthen the area to include greater cooperation and enhance nineration between those major cities including hong kong and macau and other mainland cities in a region that generates about as much economic output as the country of indonesia. so there is president xi jinping and other senior members of the common's party government here and we are expecting the speech any minute. he has been making this trip and also pitching for the so-called self-reliance for the economy, the shift into this dual circulation, some topper framework here, and a lot of questions for what it means for hong kong as well. the chief executive, carrie lam is there in the audience set to meet with leaders and the president as well. she did mention that hong kong doesn't have to worry about direct

xi jinping very light on specifics.e did want to showcase china's resilience by going to shenzhen. what stood out in the speech for you. stephen: yeah, i was seeking those hard bullet points, the headlines, and some of the policy specifics but we did not get them necessarily. if this was like a designing of a house, we didn't get the blueprint, we got the grand concept of what he wants to turn juan dong into. for the past 30 years, shenzhen has been this pilot program of innovation, but also opening up to the west. the foring at the time asian tigers, south korea, hong kong, taiwan and singapore as a rival to hong kong. it has now almost surpassed that in many ways on the innovative front and past the four tigers. shenzhennping wants and the greater bay area, the river delta to kind of bring hong kong into the fold and complement each other. hong kong is the gateway to the raisingd the capital with the international ipo's is a huge one. shenzhen, like has been playing now with the likes of the headquarters of huawei and

layent xi jinping is set to out his vision to drive new economic growth and draw hong kong closer to the mainland. offapple takes the wraps the iphone 12. and pricey. analysts say it could trigger a new wave of sales. haidi: all right, let's take a look at how we are setting up going into trading, and australia, weakness as expected with equity futures. about 1/10 of 1%. reasonablethere were earnings out from banks, putting an end to the stalemate and a contention over another round of stimulus with the white house and democrats in disarray over negotiations. the aussie dollar also trading 158, and we heard from the australian treasurer speaking earlier, commenting on the tensions with china, saying the relationship has been challenging but that it is vastly important and a relationship of mutual benefit. we will continue to watch that and others, as well, given the concerns about the import ban when it comes to australian coal into china. kiwi stocks, modest to the upside. going from strength to strength. of course, we have had 14 straight days of gains when it comes to the kiwi ses

on january 7, xi jinping says he's in charge of the wuhan crisis. on 13 january there's reports about human to human transition that come out in china and in fact on 14 january the world health organization to about limited human to human transmission. what was going on during this critical time during 7 january when xi jinping was in charge ofthe crisis and 23 january when they shut down wuhan ? what was happening is that not only was the chinese communist party putting pressure on the world health organization not to discuss human to human transmission, it was also locking down the spread of that information within china. and in fact at the same time, they were locking down ppe and masks in china and locking down masks outside of chinathrough their proxies . so over the course of a couple of weeks they began to turn into a net importer of masks where they had previously been a net exporter of ppe and masks. at the same time they shut down domestic travel from the wuhan allowed international travel to go forth. so this essentially has a net effect

is still xi jinping.hinese leader has 10 or 15 years to complete his mission to unify all of china's lost territories. how will the u.s. respond? that is the question facing the next u.s. president, whoever it may be. jane: well, from a cold war with china to cold water swimming, because it could hold a clue to a possible dementia cure, according to cambridge university. scientist discovered a protein that has been shown to slow the onset of dementia in mice that swn the winter. our environment correspondent explains. >> fancy a dip? yes, in col war. >> it's warm. ahh! >> we are from the north, so we can handle it. >> why might this help protect against dementia? the ansr is a latent hibernation ability prompted by getting cold that it seems han beings retain. when animals hibernate they lose some of the connections between their brain sells, but they are remarkably reformed wh they wake in the spring thanks in part to a protein discovered by the cambridge university team. which is where this -- hempstead

under president xi jinping china has been flexing its muscles more and more openly not just on occasions like it 70th anniversary parade this year in one of the most remote places in the world china's mountainous border zone with india out of the blue a sudden escalation in tensions between chinese and indian troops. left dozens of people dead china's defense ministry published videos of its forces training in tibet the message seeming to be we're ready for anything that relations with the united states have soured to the brink of imbue cold war with donald trump and she jinping at loggerheads over a huge range of issues within its own borders to the northwest china has ignored international condemnation of reeducation camps part of a sweeping crackdown on its weaker minority. and in hong kong since a wave of protests began last year china moved more and more aggressively to assert direct control of this former british colony. and this summer the arrests of communication greeks began after a new national security law stripped away many of hong kong's freedom. of the people. of this crack

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under president xi jinping china has been flexing its muscles more and more openly not just on occasions like it 70th anniversary parade this year in one of the most remote places in the world china's mountainous border zone with india out of the blue a sudden escalation in tensions between chinese and indian troops left dozens of people dead china's defense ministry published videos of its forces training in tibet the message seeming to be we're ready for anything the relations with the united states have soured to the brink of imbue cold war with donald trump and she jinping at loggerheads over a huge range of issues within its own borders to the northwest china has ignored international condemnation of reeducation camps part of a sweeping crackdown on its weaker minority. and in hong kong since a wave of protests began last year china moved more and more aggressively to assert direct control of this former british colony. and this summer the arrests of prominent regime critics began after a new national security door stripped away many of hong kong's freedoms. for. this crackdown in h

incidentally has a major presence chinese president xi jinping is now marking 40 years since the establishment of a special economic zone there that helped pave the way to china's emergence as an economic powerhouse it's a largely symbolic move as shenzhen lies just across the border from hong kong and it comes as the u.s. is planning sanctions over beijing's crackdown in hong kong she wants to push for further integration between hong kong and mainland china at a time when hong kong status as an international financial hub is under threat. staying in china as the copen $1000.00 as cope in $1000.00 continues to cause chaos in europe the us and elsewhere it's a very different picture in china its economy is starting to power towards prepared demick levels of strength one particular area for optimism is the car sector. these people are among 3000000 authorities say they have tested for corona virus and the city of chain down in the last few days alone. it took just 12 confirmed cases to prompt the massive campaign that helps explain why new chinese infections are man

xi jinping wa nts taiwan's security.ack and xi jinping wants taiwan back before he hands over power to whoever comes next. the headaches for the next us president do not end there. this is north korea's latest mega missile, revealed at a huge parade on october the 10th. of huge parade on october the 10th. of pyongyang's nuclear ambitions are not stopped, some think others in asia could go nuclear, even south korea and pan. they are concerned about a future east asian order that has both china, russia, and north korea all with nuclear arms against south korea and japan. but the biggest challenge facing the us is still xi jinping. challenge facing the us is still xijinping. the chinese leader has perhaps ten or 15 yea rs leader has perhaps ten or 15 years to complete his mission to unify all of china's lost territories. how will the us respond? that territories. how will the us respond ? that is territories. how will the us respond? that is the question facing the next us president, whoever it may be. and we will have more

free world would host the man plotting to put china back on top, newly named dictator for life xi jinping we are now having dessert and we have the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake that we've ever seen and president xi is enjoying it. ♪ maria: president trump was souring the chinese showering the chinese decorator and luxury as he delivered a stunning exit. >> i was given the message from the generals that the ships are locked and loaded. maria: was that plan, how did that come about that it was happening right then because right there you are saying a reminder here is the superpower in the world? >> i said mr. president, let me explain something to you. this is during dessert. we just fired 59 missiles. >> informing that the united states was launching a strike in syria to punish the regime there are use of capital weapons and said we want a good relationship with china but the united states will be more assertive. maria: the meeting between the leaders of the two largest economies also allowed the entire world into an early window into the unconventional presidency and the threat

president xi jinping wants me to win. president putin wants me to win. president obama says that's nothing to brag about. you've pretty much given them everything they want over the last four years. had thesea, they great -- i covered them. i was in singapore and in vietnam for those summits. it was exciting. it was a reality show. yes, we haven't had a war. were we ever going to have a work? -- have a war? but we also haven't had a retraction of north korea's scary nuclear buildup. in fact, we have had the opposite. it's building up and building up and building up. i remember during the height of the unpopularity of the george w. bush regime, the administration, when the world really did not like the united states because of the iraq war . and now you are seeing the polls have shown that the united states is as unpopular around the world as it was at the height of the unpopularity in the 2000's. we saw that it bounced back after the election of barack obama. perhaps it can bounce back again, but i do agree with you that the landscape has changed. nobody

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lou: it was surprising to me that joe biden wouldn't even mention the name xi jinping who, after all,man who authored the china virus pandemic and unleashed it on an unsuspecting world because he seemed, obviously, concerned about the president's performance in reacting to that vertebras act by the people's republic of china's leader. were you surprised that the democrats, particularly in the person of joe biden, didn't even want to mention xi jinping's name as he talked about the china virus pandemic? >> didn't surprise me at all. in fact, i think the chinese probably have something on joe biden. the fact of the matter is that hunter came out of china with 1.5 in investments toward his fund, but even going back before all the where's hunter nonsense where he started making a whole bunch of money, look at the op-ed that joe biden wrote in 2011 when he said china's rise is not our demise. go back to his support for china on wto entry. we talk about ohio, the astronaut of ohio lost a -- the state of ohio a third of all of their manufacturing jobs just because of nafta and china's entry

xi jinping is holding a meeting to decide on the nation's next five-year plan. affected to focus on -- expected to focus on economic self-reliance and a cleaner environment. the event is closed to the press. he decisions won't likely be clear until it wraps up thursday. armed forces have taken control of a oil tanker in the english channel, obtaining seven people. an incident involving the suspected hijacking of the andromeda. the investigation will continue, but initial reports confirm the crew are safe and well. the coast guard says the ship wasn't carrying cargo. samsungwho transformed into the world's biggest tv's,er of smartphones, and memory chips has died at age 78. he has been in hospital for six weeks after suffering a heart attack. lee was south korea's richest man with an estimated net worth of $21 billion. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. show, coming up on the more from my conversation with the ubs ceo sergio ermotti on his leg

president xi jinping has talked quite a lot about it.cally means china will internal-- it's large markets and domestic demand. that will complement the external oriented economy. it does not mean china is turning inward. it simply means the economy's growth strategy is becoming more [indiscernible] basically, dual circulation means that china will increase the role of the consumer in the economy but still remaining relevant in the global economy. paul: we are used to receiving five-year plans, but we are also going to get a 15 year plan. what sort of broad strokes are you expecting to see in that? related toall about strategy planning, focusing on china's economic development. a highants to become income economy over the longer term. they will be very broad guidelines in terms of how to get there. i do not think we will get a specific growth target. i think they will still be -- growth at still be the back of the policymakers mind. put it onis it just paper and move on? >> it is good to keep in mind we will not get full details yet. the

there is a lot of optimism ahead of president xi jinping's address this week. that is expected to announce reforms to the upside. trade,.s. equities of the bond markets will be closed for columbus day. let's take a look at what is going on across asset. when you look at the currency space, it is about the yuan. a higher dollar weaker yuan. this comes after the pboc making it easier to bet against. libya reopened its biggest field. for libya's economy, a headache for opec-plus. on the euro-dollar. officials are stepping up efforts to contain the virus. boris johnson is expected to announce a new tiered system. italy's government is working on tighter restrictions on social gathering and sports. our reporter joins us. maria, what are the new restrictions we are going to learn about today? weekend,ing into the we talked about how we were going to see new restrictions, and they are coming. today, the prime minister will make the speech. we understand that the government will see that the nation will be divided in different colors. that is the risk of virus and gett

under president xi jinping china has been flexing its muscles more and more openly not just on occasions like it 70th anniversary parade this year in one of the most remote places in the world china's mountainous border zone with india out of the blue a sudden escalation in tensions between chinese and indian troops left dozens of people dead china's defense ministry published videos of its forces training in tibet the message seeming to be we're ready for anything the relations with the united states have soured to the brink of imbue cold war with donald trump and she jim pain at loggerheads over a huge range of issues within its own borders to the northwest china has ignored international condemnation of reeducation camps part of a sweeping crackdown on its weaker minority. and in hong kong since a wave of protests began last year china moved more and more aggressively to assert direct control of this former british colony. and this summer the arrests of communication critics began after a new national security door stripped away many of hong kong's freedoms. for the people. of this cr

imminent destruction illegal occupation and violent to all of the threat people chinese president xi jinping recently called for efforts to ensure ensuring pace and stability and to improve people's lives in tibet what do you make of this. i think like shipping the tennis shoes that most of them have said also to bed is the palm we take over then we go up to 5 fingers from . sikkim and. so and change every incentive said that stability and so you know security of china is dependent on stability and security of threat so for china tibet is very very important it's 2500000 square kilometers of lands and bigger threats than europe so lots of mineral resources so when one or any of this peace it means assimilation of threatens when it's in a stability which means the oppression of the tibetan people control tibet that's what he wants chinese officials would point towards tibet literacy rising from around 5 percent to 95 percent and there is also being major investment in infrastructure schools and hospitals have these changes benefit had to better. well in exile for example in exile refugee comm

china's current president xi jinping says more must still be done to bring tibet in line with communist party thinking. beijing is planning to spend billions on infrastructure projects including improving railings between the mountainous region and the rest of china. president xi also says beijing must step up its education efforts in tibet starting with young people he's called for teachers to plant the seeds of love for china in the region schools. it's part of what beijing sees as a push to rein in separatism but activists like the dalai lama call it cultural genocide. and for more i'm joined in the studio by. of the international campaign for tibet germany chapter of mr millet welcome chinese president xi jinping has said that he wants there to be enduring peace instability anyone stream prove people's lives into bare some pretty reasonable. yes i mean today it's a day that tibetans associate with the loss of independence with the loss of self rule and autonomy and ever since what has been ensuing is systemic discrimination violence repression and human rights violations and today i

you go and break their need to send a message so donald trump has at least forced xi jinping to reveal all that happy talk about a harmonious solution at the end of the day you will break your knees if you don't want to see what he says . >> so let's move on to the question not of voter preferences with respect to trunk or by the allies and adversary preferences. i'd like each of you to have discretion here, pick your favorite ally and adversary and tell me who you think that particular country perverse. and i could ask specific questions of each of you but we will see how this goes so stephen, let's start withyou. pick an ally and adversary, who do they want to win ? >> germany which i think remains the most important country in europe is self submitting to aludicrous degree , that spreads for a biden win.angela merkel was never trumps kind of girl and she's coming to the end of her long period of power and statesmanlike behavior as a woman chancellor. she is leaving a germany that's really at the cost of things. and i think germans love democratic presidents who can watch polls so th

lou: it was surprising to me that joe biden would not mention the name xi jinping who after all is the man who authored the china virus pandemic and unleashed it on an unsuspecting world, he seemed obviously concerned about the president's performance in reacting to that vicious act by the people's republic of china leader. were you surprised that the democrats and particularly in joe biden did not want to mention xi jinping name as she talked about the china virus pandemic. >> it did not surprise me at all, i think the chinese have something on joe biden, the fact of the matter hunter came out of china with 1.5 in investments toward his fun and the fact that joe flew him over on air force to an hunter was able to walk out, even going back before where is hunter nonsense where he started making a whole bunch of money, look at the op-ed the joe biden roman 2011 when he said china's rise is not our demise, go back to his support on china with nf and or wto in the entries in all and their real grandeur, the state of ohio lost a third of all of their manufacturing jobs just because of naft

never allow its sovereignty security or interests to be undermined and that it won't be bullied xi jinping spoke at an event marking the 70th anniversary of beijing's entry into the korean war adrian brown reports it was the 1st and only time that u.s. and chinese forces have pulled each other in large scale combat almost $200000.00 chinese troops died including the son of mount tse-tung the founding father of the people's republic of china the korean war lasted 3 years resulting in an armistice in 1953 that brought neither victory or resolution. today north and south korea remain technically at war. 70 years on the message from china's president xi jinping appears to be this we resisted u.s. aggression then and can do so again jubal we will never stand idle when our national. sovereignty security and development interest is undermined will never allow anyone or any force to invade or separate land and when such thing occurs the chinese people will meet the challenge head on. president xi made his address in the great hall of the people in beijing the audience including veterans and family

facing a president of global health crisis and rising unemployment have also endorsed president xi jinping as the man who will steer china through the challenges ahead well let's take a closer look at beijing's global influence in race and its economy is the 2nd biggest in the world of the u.s. and its plans to dominate global trade further through its trillion dollar belt and road initiative china has also developed its militarist significantly making it the largest of any country this has allowed beijing to reassert its claims over the south china sea practically unchallenged while expanding its presence in the region and elsewhere. and under chewed him pains later its budget for diplomacy has doubled and this by the recent crisis caused by the cove in 1000 pandemic she is confident china is in good place to project its global powers. well most of the world is struggling to overcome the kerner virus outbreak china has signalled that the country is well on its way to full recovery and the government's actions in recent months have set the stage for chinese ambitions across the globe china

as xi jinping wants control and at least he wants a veto in public discourse and political decisions globally world over. so this is what guides its foreign interference activities. activities that china calls united front work, and we better understand this political warfare. xi jinping called the united front a magic weapon of the chinese communist party and mao saw it the same way. so how does it work? i'll give you a couple visible examples that, again, once we are wake to the problem become unbelievably obvious. the united front interference in australia has produced years of cascading news headlines. an up and coming senator was forced to resign over improper ties to the chinese, beijing donor. numerous senior officials retired into jobs with entities controlled by beijing. advertising boycotts wering organized against chinese-language newspapers that won't tow beijing's line. the intelligence chief warned of the catastrophic harm australia's subject to as a result of espionage, interference if, sabotage and malicious insider activities. again, at the university of queensland l

american and chinese troops have been in large scale direct combat with one another president xi jinping used the occasion to send a clear warning to any future adversary to union but we won the great victory declaring to the whole world that the era of western invaders setting up several cantons in the oriental part of this world and occupying one nation as a result was over china will never see could germany or expansion will stand firmly against germany and power politics will never stand idle when our national sovereignty security and development interest is undermined will never allow anyone or any force to invade or separate land and when such thing occurs to chinese people you'll meet the challenge head on. adrian brown has been following the story from hong kong he says the speech was a deliberate show of strength from china's leader i think the message that president xi jinping was sending out on friday was essentially this china resisted u.s. aggression 70 years ago and it's quite prepared to resist u.s. aggression today whether it be on the trade front or over taiwan or hong k

china xi jinping has taken china down a road that i think is it is very dangerous but it's not the only road and it's you know it's possible that china could could reverse its course. away from the politics and the economics i'm interested in the sort of well actually the end products textiles clothing computers all these sorts of things if someone is so surely conscious about this and doesn't want to be buying these sorts of products which may have come through the system is there a way to to to find that out you know i think it's such an important issue to kind of raise consciousness and empower consumers to understand where their goods come from and under which condition they are manufactured. the you know when you really need a kind of global movement to encourage people to understand where there might be human rights abuses within the global supply chain and to put pressure on you know major international companies that are making you know billions of if not you know multi-billions worth of profits off you know supplying the world with you know cheap consumer goods and i think of c

well summary i think the message that president xi jinping was sending out on friday was essentiallythis china resisted u.s. aggression 70 years ago and it's quite prepared to resist u.s. aggression today whether it be on the trade front door over taiwan or hong kong and also what's important was the context in the setting of what the president had to say on friday because he delivered his speech in the great hall of the people and that's where all important speeches by chinese leaders are delivered amongst those in the audience were veterans of the war in north korea chinese veterans and of course china lost almost 200000 soldiers fighting on the side of the north now in china it's often referred to as the war against u.s. aggression whereas in the united states they use the more neutral term the korean war now context well of course this is the 70th anniversary of the start of that conflict and for chinese leaders it's always an important time to use the history card at times like this to remind the chinese people of the sacrifices that were made by previous generations now often t

while the administration confronts china, president trump has personal -- president xi jinping.i call him king. your president for life and therefore king. nick: and products of phase one trade deal. pres. trump: we have a great relationship with china. nick: then he called out china as the source of covid. pres. trump: i call it the plague from china. nick: he said they hurt u.s. farmers and did not work with allies. biden long reflected mainstream consensus the u.s. and china benefit from economic cooperation. mr. biden: i believed in 1979, and said so, and believe it now, that a rising china is a positive development. nick: by the end of the obama administration, he added a but. mr. biden: but, there will be areas of competition. nick: as presidential candidate he criticizes beijing, but said china's internal problems will keep the u.s. ahead. mr. biden: they are not bad folks, but guess what? they are competition for us. nick: china has remained the top campaign foreign policy issue and both released idiot -- videos accusing the other being weak on china. now we turn to a de

president biden if he wins the election will have to back down and apologize to xi jinping for calling a thug if he wants to make any progress, it seems to me. >> reporter: we'll get to some criticisms of biden but i want you to answer the first question as well, has president trump's policy toward china advanced u.s. interests? >> i don't think it has. certainly, there are huge problems in the china relationship, not the least of whicis that the concerns about china are shared by a vast majority of the american people right now. but the question is what are you going to do about themand, so far, i see a lot of sort of dueling press conferences but very little effort to sit down and solve problems. i think in foreign affairs, you always have to lookt a where you're going with something and what are we going to do next, and i don't see a strategy ther this is quite a typical thing with the trump administration. there's a lot of noi, sound and light and there's no strategy. so i want to know where this is going and, frankly speaking, is this a country, china, that we really should be liv

china's current president xi jinping says more must still be done to bring tibet in line with communist party thinking. beijing is planning to spend billions on infrastructure projects including improving rail links between the mountainous region and the rest of china. president xi also says beijing must step up its education efforts in tibet starting with young people he's called for teachers to plant the seeds of luxury china in the region schools. it's part of what beijing sees as of push to rein in separatism but protests that activists like the dalai lama call it cultural genocide. and for more i'm joined in the studio. of the international campaign for tibet germany chapter of mr millet welcome chinese president xi jinping has said that he wants there to be enduring peace and stability and he wants dream prove people's lives into bear some pretty reasonable. yes i mean today it's a day that associate with the loss of independence with the loss of self rule and autonomy and ever since what has been ensuing is systemic discrimination violence repression and human rights violations a

reversing dramatic losses to biodiversity and to forge a global biodiversity pact chinese president xi jinping addressed the summit by video link saying all countries were quote passengers in the same boat here in germany and the former borders between east and west has become an important haven for wildlife but despite the transformation the nature reserve still faces threats . soccer news. in the german super cup to lift yet another trophy the game is normally held before the new season but it was delayed this year because the crowd despite the lack of fans the teams produced a high tempo game it was also a landmark match for the referee. dion munich came out for the super cup against dortmund looking for a thief trophy this year having won every competition they have been in it was also a special game for b.b. on a stein house the only female referee in the men's blunders league she announced before kick off she was retiring 6 years early for personal reasons. injury prone dawn captain michael royce started for the 1st time in 239 days and had the 1st big chance. it's almost immediately hos

joe biden wants to work with china, xi jinping wants to work with the united states. american business wants to do work in china. tie.trong promotional nevertheless, the politics will be difficult. i think president biden will first focus on strengthening the u.s. economy, infrastructure, education, etc., before he makes a big change in policy toward china. it will be difficult and it will not change a lot. caroline: awful lot seem to unravel. ceo mark, facebook zuckerberg changing his stance on holocaust denial content after years of controversy. later, shakeups in the house of mavs. disney shaking up management ranks. part of my conversation with disney plus ceo bob chapek. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: facebook says today that it will now ban posts about denial of the holocaust. it is a reversal of a long-held policy. ceo mark zuckerberg was highly criticized in 2017 for saying in an interview that facebook did not remove the content because "there are things that different people get wrong." courts,kerberg himself, course, a jewish leader of the business. because

originally scheduled for wednesday the speech clashes with an event involving the chinese president xi jinping. lam says she's aiming to speak by the end of next month after a trip to beijing to see if you know me. it's. at least 8 people have died in nigeria after a 3 story building that was under construction collapsed and lego's number of others were injured the building industry is mired in allegations of corruption with developers supposedly paying off regulators. scientists who spent more than a year studying climate change in the arctic ever turn to base with unsettling findings the german ship. as just talk with that information a home port of bury my hofmann after 389 days in the arctic scientists board say the arctic ocean is die and warn of ice from summers there in just decades here's a closer look at the historic expedition it's september 29000 the german research vessel palash then sets out on a historic expedition with hundreds of scientists from 20 countries. their destination is the polar region the aim to gain new insights into almost swiftly changing climate you know toba th

president xi jinping has promised time and again to open his mammoth economy to the world to lead in international investment and allow for a level playing field german executives are spoken to say it's going in the other direction they say chinese officials clamping down on foreign firms more than ever china and the european union have been hammering out a comprehensive agreement on investment for 7 years now but after multiple rounds of negotiations they've basically got no way. the skyscrapers of shanghai have all been built in the past 30 years. almost all the big german companies have an office in this business metropolis but some are starting to get nervous. 5000 german companies operating in china business is good but for how long the german chamber of commerce in beijing has confirmed that german companies are increasingly worried. that. the 1st issues market access is asymmetrical access to the chinese market. a 2nd point is the regulatory environment and the 3rd point is obvious protecting intellectual property rights and finally a big concern these days is digitalisation a

>> i would think a president biden would want to chart his own way with china and xi jinping. in charting that way forward, i think he'll understand that we not only need to confront china, we need to compete with it. when he talks about building a better hallmark, that means competing with china broaabroad. i think as he develops his own way with xi jinping in china, he may have the use of both carrots and sticks. some of those things he may find appropriate in the absence of chinese response in his initiatives andov overtures to them, and other ways he may chart a different path to see if they're response siive to it. i wouldn't say carte blanche these are good, these are bad, but i would say he engages china and he engages our allies. this is a huge part. it's not just us vis-a-vis with china, it's engaging our allies in the region and beyond with china. china challenges us politically, economically, militarily, even in some respects culturally as they try to influence us. they want to change the world order from that which was made after world war ii in a way that is actua