nelson wong. good morning, nelson. so how would you assess the former british prime minister's comments made during her trip to taiwan? well, this is a, an unpleasant topic, but something we have to face and deal with. here a couple of points i'd like to make a festival list cross is you case pulled up prime minister. also the most sharp lift. actually a visit to taiwan is a should not be considered as representing the u. k. government, but still as a u. k. politician then a member of the parliament, her showing up in taiwan has obviously raised the attention of the chinese government, which of course has already made a statement to express its disapproval. secondly, the policy that has invited police truss and space to speak. that is the prospect foundation of things time can tie one that is known to have a very close connection. weighs the regime on the island, which actually has a reputation of having paid to invite, following politicians to show up in tie one over the years to make and pipe china remarks. so full t

but to get more on this now we're going across live to nelson wong, who is with the shanghai written pack center, and he's also a valid i discussion club expert. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. sir. i want to ask you what your reaction is to these numbers in this poll that were revealed. uh, you know, uh, sympathy towards russia, essentially in the conflict, a new crane. well, thank you. but apparently i'm not acquainted with or aware of the such sub a by doing while university and so cannot comment on the survey results, which i've shown some of us publishing figure is actually, but i'm really not in a position to come into because i haven't read the questionnaire as but to be fair and objective, i would say that public opinion is across china. do def, uh, the people are divided when it comes to the conflict in ukraine, but in general, i would say that most people do approve the government's position of staying neutral and trying to assess team bringing the conflict to and then so peaceful negotiations. what i would like to stress, however, is that people's opinions towa

nelson wong, vice chairman of the sun cost center for women, pack, and bins to bring the fundamental solution to the table should be taken into account by western states. of the politicians. a western countries are powerful divided actually because they are still following the us thing. supporting the ukraine by keep sending weapons to that and then this is not helping the ceasefire in any size, but the to the table trying to convince people to, to look at the very close is all these of this conflict and then try to, you know, bring a fundamental solution, an ultimate solution which treats the, you know, the, the link closest behind all of this structure for the european security. so this is something i think it really takes the european countries to, to, to read. like, i mean, while rushes foreign minister says, washington feels it's simply because the us itself is so far away from the battlefield. stage stone, you will, some washington believes that it's self preservation is insured by the atlantic coast. and is this a strong misconception for through s as in site, and it's your op

nelson wong. good morning, nelson. so what do you make of fiona hill statement? is russia really leading a global rebellion against the us? or is there simply a growing resistance? a well coincidence lay of watch that pulled by fiona hill at the la not mary electra 2 days ago. and what i would like to say is that before the white house official was also known as an expert on russia as raised an important issue, the world is facing right now. as a result of the ongoing war in ukraine was agreeing to feel now. julio hughes outspoken remarks all what she called a russian lad global rebellion against the us edge. but a and put destiny, a full more diplomacy. i would go further to comment into that. we're actually at the biggest and perhaps the most a complicated cross roads right now. and if it's been leading countries around, the world cannot sit down to map out a way forward that can foster all co peaceful coexistence. we're running into a much bigger k also to the extent that we are in fact inviting self destruction. but feeling a ho, he is not too long in that re

nelson wong says, trust is undermining herself. as a politician the speaker and using the de authorize the f b i. those are the calls coming from republicans after a justice department report revealed the failed f. b. i investigation into allegations of trumps ties with russia was based on bias and unsubstantiated information. i think that we have to de authorize the fang and the funds, many of these authorities and entities and a different task forces that actually converted the just and the right just act of protecting our country with a desire to have a particular political candidate win or lose the durham report confirmed what we already knew. weaponized federal agencies manufactured a false conspiracy theory about trump, russia collusion. it reminds us of the need to clean house that these agencies as they've never been held accountable for this agreed just abuse of power. this needs to finally end shut down the f b i asterisk and yes, this is much more practical than it sounds. they are scum like cockroaches all over washingt

nelson wong says that this report is hard proof of what the white house is capable of the best report as provided, hauled, evidence, pointing direct to me that the c i a listing out the different methods they are being employed and the technologies they use and the training of come on linking all the way up to the white house. so what can be expected is that this report, by uncovering the us new type of intelligence activities and cobra operations. china has laid back in front of the world, what the us is capable of. and it has been doing in the multitude a espionage that goes to other countries including drugs. and to bring this meta to the attention of the general public to prove what the us has been doing to achieve its hedge, a monic control over the world by this respecting the human rights as well as the sovereignty of other countries and thus tearing apart the cover up of the us pretends to all we spend on moral high ground. this is a tug of war, a game. and because the us is not ready to give up its control over the world, and this is what the reality is or about. the hundreds

so to discuss this further, we can now cross live to nelson. wong, vice chairman of the shanghai sensor impact and international studies on the bounty club, x. but nelson, great talk in the program again. thank you. now, what do you make of germany's a fleet for china to use its influence on moscow to help and the war and ukraine? a lot of notice that some western countries of actually dismissed john is 12 point wrote about pool of solving the conflict in ukraine, and that's the ongoing effort of the johnny special ed boy as being from de paul by a few politicians are a few country politicians of doubted about its practicality. but let's admit the fact that things the right comfortable being, you cry. a few country leaders, including the turkish president of already tried to be the media into, hoping to bring the policies to the conversation table and booked the wall too. and then not the less, the wall is still ongoing, which shows that it is not an easy task for anyone, given the facts about the us and some of his allies, us do supply weapon that rate to cry. well, it certainly seems

john listed on the list of yusef mallory, but also nelson wong device chair of shanghai santa as well. it's actually very significant in many ways, not just because it will perhaps bring in the biggest revenue stream for government . but it also has a lot of political implications, one of which is, you know, china as one of the world's biggest economic giants with this deal, that assignment would be that government is basically saying that they recognize the, who's the best government as the logistic boards. and yelling more significantly, you just perhaps send the message that the internationally recognized government that's backed by the us. and that's backed by saudi arabia. sense of the message that they have no authority. they have no power to dictate the economic or political policies of government. so you may be a n d u n a usa, they're not going to be happy about this. they're not happy about this and you know, they're going to be doing everything within their power. busy or to prevent young men from becoming an oil rich nation. and um, we see this unfolding as we speak. we se

we discussed as it was given in sheila's analyses of mary and nelson. wong evolved by club expert and vice chair of the shanghai center as well. it's actually very significant in many ways, not just because it will perhaps bring in the biggest revenue stream for given. but it also has a lot of political implications. one of which is, you know, china as one of the world's biggest economic giants. with this deal that assigning would be that government is basically saying that they recognize the, who's the back governments as the legit, the forwards and yelling more significantly. this perhaps, sends the message that the internationally recognized government that's backed by the us, and that's backed by saudi arabia. sense of the message that they have no authority . they have no power to dictate the economical political policies of german saudi arabia and the u. n. the usa, they're not going to be happy about this. they're not happy about the said, you know, they're going to be doing everything within their power to prevent young men from becoming an oil rich nation. and um, we see this

nelson wong with the shanghai room, pac center and vall died. discussion club believes that the population is opinion, mostly coincides with the government stance. to be fair and objective, i would say that public opinion is across china. do get the people all divided. well, when it comes to the conflict in ukraine, but in general, i would say that most people do approve the government's possession of staying neutral and trying to assist in bringing the conflict to an end. so peacefully go 6 . what i would like districts, however, is that people's opinions towards bill book is depend largely on the cultural heritage and traditions of the education background and knowledge of world history . as well as the access to information. as for the us, i think it is also, you know, true that more and more people are and trying to have realize that the ongoing competition and the potential conflict between china and the us. and the growing resentment towards the u. s. is effect along ways, the increasing hostility coming from the us to contain china. but that doesn't mean that people in china are mos

nelson wong says, trust is undermining herself. as a politician, a reminder to for the 35 minutes seemed to label china as the 1st and the hook. busy for people not to do business with china is becoming kind of a joke and can achieve nothing actually, but to believe a belittle themselves for not being a mature one decent politician. we do see some form of welfare shows the politicians uh, showing up every now and then imply one pump play for the personal games to make some noise level for themselves. but in the meantime, it does show that there are people that don't really want to have peace in our region. that is trying to stir up the fire, which is something that we all have to be very careful about g, authorize the f, b i. those are the calls coming from republicans after a justice department report revealed the failed f. b i investigation into allegations of trumps ties with russia was based on biased and unsubstantiated information. i think that we have to de authorize the fang and the funds. many of these authorities and enti

but let's see nelson. wong, vice chairman of the sun guy center for real impact on the international studies is a, is trying as f as to bring a fundamental solution to the table should be taken into account by western states . the politicians, a western countries are i would pull divided actually because the to be politically correct. so they are still following the us thing. so pain by keep sending weapons to that man. this is not helping the ceasefire in any size, but the web china has come to the table trying to convince people to, to look at the very close is all these of this call like, you know, during a fundamental solution, an ultimate solution. would you know the link closest behind all this to, to come up with a new structure a for, for so this is something i think it really takes the european countries to, to, to read like meanwhile, rushes farm. and that's to say, is washington feels free to keep feeling the ukraine conflicts, simply because the us itself is so far away from the bustle feels a state stone. you will. some washington believes that its self preservation is i

nelson wong. thank you for that. thank you. meanwhile, ukraine's 1st lady has arrived in london and is expected to attend the coordination of king charles on saturday. she made her 1st stop by visiting the wife of british prime minister wishes to not, but it's released by british media shows the meeting of the 2 women at downing street. meanwhile, your crimes president is also on the floor currently in the netherlands after stopping by finland, trying to drum up support for caps for efforts, a few people on social media award so happy about the 1st lady's arrival. your compatriots are forcibly recruited in di at the front and the so called 1st lady of ukraine, goes partying. just disgusting. i expect you've been looking for property in london . king charles should be more careful. him. i have been missing some roll julie off to the carnation, but she has a nice little shopping trip or on lines enough towards spending some of the money ukraine desperately needs from other countries. yeah, the timing is interesting, is