most of them check into this new talk developing about china. what is this new china going to be?rillion have been lost. valuations are below nine. what does new china mean? it means high quality. it includes tech, things which will make consumers' and citizens' lives busier. it will also -- lives easier. there's also this thought that consumption down trading is happening. anybody making those kind of products where there is a low price meal, something like yum, china. or anybody who has the power to make the price or demand. something like cigarettes. this would be the new china that is getting formed now. to me, it's legible to expect more sectors will be joining this framework. stocks seeing more than a 20% gain from here. it will not be how electron it used to be but china is definitely looking for more space in portfolios. haidi: what is a rebound in china mean for global equity allocations? abhishek: china is looking to command some lost have to. -- lost heft. this means there will be a little bit of moderation in that trend. japan is still very cheap so there will be a mod

now it's time for economic news. china continues to increase purchases.nergy resources, so lng supplies at the end of two months increased by 18% to 1,200 thousand tons, this is data from the general customs administration of the people's republic of china, oil shipments are in the black 13%, the same growth for pipeline gas. china also almost doubled its purchases of fertilizers, the total volume being almost 900,000 tons. transneft's net profit for the year increased by 87%. the company earned a record 187 billion rubles. this is data from a reference according to russian standards. revenue is also in positive territory, with an increase of almost 10%. total trillion 1944 billion. the company's shares react to the reporting with an increase of within half a percent. transneft is the world's largest pipeline company in the field of transportation of oil and petroleum products. free business contributions to the state budget are already 17 times more than planned. by mid- march, their volume exceeded 35.5 billion rubles. wherein . the amount was set at 2

china goes. alexander baltsky, nikolai petrov, news from beijing, china.rs are increasing salary offers, even for students and professionals without experience. for situations. my colleague christina kuruma monitors the labor market. employers are ready to offer more. for 2 months of this year, the level of salaries in vacancies increased by an average of 18.5%. compared to the beginning of the past of the year. these are the data from the job search service that provides the news. a significant increase in salary offers is recorded in the field of beauty and health by 27% to 21% in the service sector. the increase in vacancies is interesting, and for... seekers without experience and internship offers by 23%. experts cite a lack of personnel as the main reason. this trend in the labor market has been observed over the past 2 years. employers say that they raise people all the time, but this does not lead to an increase in the number of candidates, but nevertheless, salaries are the main tool for attracting employees to new vacancies and that is why the gr

our correspondent in china, alexander balitsky, will tell you how the session goes and who exactly takes part in it. political newin china almost always comes after the moon, the so-called lianghue or two xinya. but all their attention, of course, is on the presidium, there are 300 people in it, headed by the president of the people's republic of china, there is entirely a ritual and... a strict script, who will sit where, and then applaud, even when the tea is brought, chinese specifics, taking into account which carries out a complete modernization of the country. the main predicted goals of economic and social development were achieved while maintaining social stability. china has achieved significant chairmanship of the people's consultative political council, wang huning, he is called the main ideologist of the chinese communist party, but there is no doubt that the text has been verified with the head of the prc ... in the main party magazine, where about the fact that rapid growth in china is being replaced by qualitative growth, i introduce myself as an indian, and life in our region is only getting bette

china, what they are doing is a challenge for our country. previously, political experts had warned that america and its allies, especially in the west they are preparing a new front against china. world powers are now recruiting. military alliances in the west are forming and changing. the dust caused by the western wars in the middle east has not settled yet, but the western governments have been forming alliances for a long time. we hate this kind of military violence and we don't want money. our taxes should be spent on war mongering and military intervention in other countries. the british government this week also threatened to impose new sanctions against china in cooperation with its allies. this is despite the fact that the volume of british trade with china was more than 100 last year it was a billion pounds. many experts in england believe that the cold war of america, england and their allies against china has heated up. this coalition claims . china will soon occupy taiwan and a new front will be opened in taiwan just like the war front in ukraine. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting news agency, general manager of infrastructure inve

lilly created an initiative called, china town lunar new year shopping, go, go, go! go, go, go, and spends all your money in china town for lunar new year. thank you again lilly for the w you do and twhchl, want to intlus our d adoing an amazing job here in san francisco ladies and gentlemen, welcome brook jenkins. >> happy new year! this is such an exciting time in san francisco. i must tell you since becoming da what is felt like to be a part. celebration amation for me and my children. who were in the parade left year and look forward again this year. i want to highway light it it is not just that is does for san francisco i grew up across the bay in the east bay i used to come here for the chinese new year parade and march in my marching band. it means to the surrounding areas for the students and experience you get and to be able to celebrate with this community. and so first i want to say i'm here to talk about safety. and keeping this community safer not just during lunar new year 365 days a year. and so -- i want to first thank the police department. for their

they'll be no news conference. peter says china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now. complex because new zealand are united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china, as well, using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. so i think the priority for china is obviously stabilizing the relationship with the straight to which over the last sort of 56 years has really had a number of different issues to the point where, you kno

we will send an aircraft carrier around china and we will build a new military aircraft with the cooperation of italy and japan. anti-chinese in england with the spice of claiming human rights violation, opposition to democracy and freedom of expression in china. and chinese espionage is increasing in england. the british prime minister says about this. we believe that china is a systematic challenge against our values ​​and interests. in the last week, political officials and media circles in england started a wave of anti-china. what they do is a challenge for our country. before this, political experts warned that america and its allies, especially in the west, are preparing a new front against china. world powers are busy now. military alliances in the west it is forming and changing. the dust caused by western wars in the middle east has not settled yet. but the western governments have been building coalitions for a long time. we hate this kind of military violence and we don't want our tax money to be spent on war mongering and military intervention in other countries. the british gov

they'll be no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now complex because new zealand, the united states satellite is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china as well, new zealand, the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. so i think the priority for china is obviously stabilizing the relationship with the straight to which over the last sort of 56 years has really had a number of different issues to the point whe

china is benefiting from the war. but um, of course, the long lasting effects we don't know yet, but let me just briefly edit in this new partnership between china and russia. china, it's definitely more destiny, more powerful in russia. it's increasingly, depending on china, definitely in terms of the, the economy. at the same time, speaking of the economy, the chinese economy is in need of foreign investment. again, it gets that investment, while edging closer to a restaurant, you can nominate kindly and strategically. this is really a closer question um, to be honest, i am quite skeptical that um the uh, businesses and investors are looking sold directly um to what's china? russia a policy i think what re prevents invest as a weston in west is from the out in putting that money into the chinese market is the business environment that has become very unpredictable and not very friendly to what's the price, the private, the economy, and the 2nd, please. yes, you can argue that in directly after the russian one, ukraine, that um, people are more aware of the risk that may be something similar. like what's happened that

deposit - the best interest rate, with prime it’s more profitable, now is the time for economic news: chinaipeline gas to a record 6 billion cubic meters, as reported by the main customs administration of the people's republic of china, was affected, in particular, by supplies to siberia; since the beginning of the year, exports along... the highway have increased by 20 million cubic meters per day. today it became known that china intends to increase purchases of russian oil to a record level. according to bloomberg, the country plans to take over the volumes that india had previously refused. lukoil's net profit for the year decreased by 17%. the company earned 655 billion rubles. this is data from a reference according to russian standards. revenue decreased by less than significantly by 4%, totaling 2,750. rub. shares react to the report with a decrease of up to half a percent. lukoil is one of the largest oil companies in russia and accounts for about 2% of world oil production and about 1% of proven hydrocarbon reserves. the cabinet of ministers of ukraine has adopted a reform plan to

news. at a fork in the road: china told to reinvent itself for a new era of high—quality economic growth.as the ai boom peaked? we take the temperature of tech markets as some of the biggest industry names sell their stocks. and the head of exxon mobil�*s guyana operation is put under the spotlight over a controversial drilling project in south america. hello. i'm sally bundock with the top business news. and we start in china with a warning from the head of the international monetary fund that the world's second largest economy is at "a fork in the road". director kristalina georgieva says china must choose between policies that have worked in the past or reinvent itself with pro—market reforms, adding china's economy that has struggled post—covid could provide much higher economic growth with changes. in the medium term, china will continue to be a key contributor to global growth. according to our analysis, of pro— market reforms can bring an additional growth capacity for china. this additional growth will amount to a 20% expansion of the real economy over the next 15 years. find over

this is bbc news. chinahat does this mean for the global economy? we find out. an expensive ride for uber in australia. the ride—hailing company to pay australian taxi drivers $179 million to settle a long—running dispute stemming from its introduction in the country in 2012. as muslims around the world observe the month of ramadan, we look at how some businesses are supporting their workers who fast from dawn to dusk. and how income from film and television productions is proving vital in keeping britain's stately homes afloat. i'm sally bundock, with the top business stories. we start in china, where some positive economic data hasjust been released that beat expectations and marks a solid start to 2024 for china's factories. industrial output leapt 7% year—on—year in the january to february period — that's the fastest growth rate seen for two years. consumers are also spending more with retail sales going up by 5.5% injanuary and february but property investment fell

china's new home prices have been falling.arters of a percent from the same time a year earlier. it was the steepest drop in almost a year and represents just how unconfident people in china are about buying up property. now, for years, investing in real estate is a fundamental part of the chinese dream. individuals borrowed to buy new condos, and the developers that built these properties also borrowed up big. the government liked it. it created jobs. companies formed to supply these developers, and the property sector became a pillar of the country's economic growth. the problem was you had skyscrapers across the country literally built on debt. it's an unstable foundation and the government spying a problem introduced a number of rules aimed at putting a pin in to slowly burst the bubble. now known as the three red lines, the general principle articulated by xi jinping was that property is to be lived in, not to be speculated on. the problem was the pin was perhaps too sharp. the bubble burst and the sector has come crashin

whole world is closely watching, because from where china goes has too much to do with the entire global economy. alexander baalsky, nikolai petrov, newset the popular moscow writer nikolai rebinin, your brother is in donbass , you have to go there, you have to go, just for passengers to ride here, i’m not a fighter, i came for my brother, in a couple of days you will go there, to the gray area, behind this line you will become different, and what was there, there was

mohammad reza khaliq vardi, radio news agency , china's east asia regional office. we had a conversation with mr. frank emspec, a writer and analyst of political issues in madison, wisconsin, about america's main motive and goal of restricting tik tok, and we see his answer. this is frank emspack reporting from the united states. the issue before us today is tiktok. the united states government is moving as rapidly as possible to ban tiktok in the united states. the sensible reason given is that somehow tiktok is related or connected to the chinese government. now we always talk in the united states about a rules-based international economy. "and yet, in the last three or four weeks, the united states has taken multiple steps to block chinese goods. first, the issue of the big cranes that are used in the different harbors in the united states. the united states is claiming that software on these cranes can be moved or jiggered or arranged so that the chinese government can have direct information about what these cranes are being used for. more importantly disrupt t

alexander baalsky, nikolai petrov, news from beijing, china. , and in a couple of minutes we continue. this is natasha, very nice. anna medio. premiere, no need to come to her , i can help her, however, today on rtr, please, acquaintance and roll call, you can skip the page, i’m very glad that you came to visit me, how much tea was drunk, how many stories were told, i was impudent in a white tuxedo, and i begin, you can hang noodles on your ears, cuckold you. dmitry frid, partings can be for the better. i don’t know, it’s as if i’ve just been run over by a roller. oleg almazov. sirena met a gorgeous man, they a romance is planned. just think, i'll try to win her too. can you imagine, our irka, a technical worker, immediately had a cloud of gentlemen appearing. the most important thing is that they hit. march 8 nar every sunday my mother makes cheesecakes, a tradition, my grandmother likes to tell me the story of our family, a tradition. dad and brother support the same team. tradition. taking care of a friend and helping is our tradition. we als

. >>> let's head to the news out of china which set a gdp growth target of 5% for 2024.hat's the same level as last year and a move seen as ambitious in the face of wider economic weakness. the chinese premier li announced the target alongside goals for inflation and unemployment in his first government work report at the opening of the country's annual parliamentary session in beijing. sam baddas filed this report. >> reporter: the parliament kicking off today where we heard from premier li today giving his maiden government work report. he said china is chasing 5% budget both. they hit a cpi target of 3%. the defense budget was the same from last year. the notes out in the banks in reaction to this suggested that growth target of 5% is ambitious and challenging. they say this is very much projecting confidence that they have set the similar target to last year, but will be harder to achieve because of the different picture that the government is facing with a litany of challenges right now with regards to local government debt and protracted property crisis and weak co

iranians living in china and persian language lovers celebrated the ancient ritual of nowruz and new year. our country's ambassador in pakand expressed his hope that students of persian language and literature in china will be able to travel to iran more often and get to know the culture and civilization of our country. nowruz celebration ceremony with the presence of chinese iranologists. by expressing the philosophy and history of nowruz , he pointed out the similarities between the iranian nowruz and the chinese spring festival he said that there are many cultural commonalities between the people of the two countries and you know the cultural and artistic bond between the nation and the governments and said: i am very happy that this ritual is being held with the presence of iranologists, professors and students of the persian language as well as resident iranians. in various fields, we witnessed the expansion of cooperation and wide-ranging developments in the relations between the two countries, in the economic field, in the political field, in the field of culture, science, and

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landside alerts, reissued again here, because this is going to be copious amounts of rain around in new china. no temperature is up once again in book at $38.00 degrees, pretty much the entire month of march. your temperature has been sitting at that 38 degree mark. no real relief there. and we're going to get some pretty solid bands of rain set up over into an easy as main island of java. and that's going to strike jakarta as well on thursday, for us squarely of the weather has moved away from alice spring, still dry and w way and still dry in the southeast corner. i think your next shot at rain will come early next week and with this breeze off, the coral. see here, it's going to produce some showers and storms up and down the coast of queensland. when this weather report in new zealand is cool, wind out of the south means temperatures on the low side and need and 12 degrees for you on thursday bye. for now. the weather brought to you by visit costume. to develop drugs, we humans, scientists conduct test on animals. monkeys are in high demand for the global shortage has led to assuming blac

changes could mean more investment into china, which is great news for exchange traderds. it comes at a time when perhaps the japan central bank is looking at easing back on eft purchases, —— etf purchases, so watching china closely. the other thing that we've been watching with china, which is a bit of a contrarian play at the moment, is that flows into china etfs have been positive in 2024, so might be an early indicator but it does look like some investors, very early, willing to dabble their toes into the chinese equities market, given the very low valuations there, despite some of the struggles in terms of the economy and the market. carrying on from that discussion is of how china sort of plays into this region when it comes to where people are looking to invest. what's your outlook going forward for the year? if we have a look at flows in major regions, it's really been the us that's been dominating flows. i mean, if we have a look at the month of february, saw a record 56 billion us dollars worth of flows into etfs in the us, and that means assets past 8.5 —— su

we've got some news just in an and new home prices in china have fallen by 1.4% in february from the in the previous year. the real estate sector makes up roughly a third of the economy and has been in a severe state of crisis. but could there be green shoes? katie silver investigate. china's new home prices have been falling, in the month of january, they dropped three quarters of a percent from the same time a year earlier. it was a steeper stop in almost a year and represents how unconfident people in china are about buying a property. for years, investing in real estate was a fundamental part of the chinese dream, individuals borrow to buy new condos and developers that build these companies also borrowed up big. the government like that, it created jobs, the government like that, it createdjobs, companies the government like that, it created jobs, companies formed to supply these developers and the property sector became a pillar of the country's economic growth. the problem was you had skyscrapers across the country literally built on depth. with a non— civil foundation and the

in other news, china has slammed the us full pledging 2 bucks, the philippines and the markets. i'm disputes between manila and beijing. they are suggest dates on to the banking promised on tuesday that washington had an eye in the clouds commitment to defend the nation. that it once colonized, this was china's response may well push and not having the us is not a party to the south china sea issue and has no right to interfere in the maritime issues between china and the philippines. the military cooperation between the us and the philippines should not undermine china of sovereignty and maritime rights and interest in the south china sea. nor should it be used to support the legal claims of the philippines. china will continue to take necessary steps to firmly safe guard its territorial sovereignty ends and every time, rights and interests and uphold peace and stability in the south. china sea attention is between china in the philippines heightens recently over territorial disputes in the south china sea. as well, relations between miller on washington have significantly impr

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china lead the way it i. you see this, for example, with india which is trying to exploit some of these new tensions and divisionsona is facing within the global south. so i think going forward in terms of what chinese aims are globally in terms of remaking the global order and competition with the united states and the west, that this change in nature of the relationship between china within the global south and thisou role of the global south is going to be increasingly important. >> so it's fair to say thathinks that china now views the relationship with the global south, global south general fund essential to its geostrategic objectives? >> i mean, yeah. >> i think from a different point of view yes, but ostensibly no. sorry, i did mean to interrupt you. >> that's okay. well, my view on this is that chinese policy towards global south i think is becoming increasingly, like me aspects of the chinese policy with the global competition with the united states, and it's starting, beijing is starting to see its relationship with the global south more and more in the context. i think because of that the chinese govern

south korea and the us have been holding joint military drills in the region, you are live with bbc news. chinased congress of adopting the logic of a bandit. if approved by the senate, the bill would give the parent company six months to sell its controlling stake or the app would be blocked in the us. earlier i spoke to a cbs journalist for more details. at this point, this tiktok potential ban bill is going to go to the senate, where it potentially has, if not a steeper uphill climb to get passed, at least a longer roadwayto getting passed. the senate is a body that traditionally works a lot more slowly than the house does, and we have heard from the senate majority leader saying he plans on taking at least taking a look at the house bill but has not made any gaurantees whether this would get a vote on the senate floor. we have heard from some senators saying that they think there potentially could be some changes or amendments made to the bill that was brought over from the house, and then potentially that could get a vote and that potentially could then get passed into law and signed by pr

you're live with bbc news. china'suesday, with all eyes on plans to support growth in the world's second largest economy. ahead of the meeting, it has been announced that the country 5 premier will not be holding a press conference at the end of the congress starting this year. this ends a tradition maintained for three decades signifying a major political shift. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports. this is a big change in power politics in china. it has been announced at the premiere, the country's number two leader, will now no longer be giving a press conference at the end of the annual national people's congress. given that these press conferences have been staged events with only screened questions aloud, many people might wonder, well, who cares? the crucial thing is that it represents an even further reduction in the power of the premier and an even further increase in their power of china's number one leader, xi jinping. it seems that he doesn't want to be upstaged by another seniorfigure in the co

new energy outperforming europe and china this year. first we look at what boeing's customers and pastors want from a new ceo as the top executive step down, including dave calhoun. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: bond ship -- boeing shares closing -- closing higher after sweeping overhauls. the ceo stepping down i thing end of the year, and the chairman will not be standing for reelection. bloomberg intelligence says the departures are positive development. a lot of changes, is this enough to satiate the criticism? >> well, i think it is a start. what probably happened is airline execs went to visit the board last week without a ceo in the meetings and i think they probably told the board, boeing's reputation is in real danger here we need some dramatic changes to shore up the confidence in the company. i think that's what we saw this morning with the resignation of ceo calhoun. there's a lot of work to be done this year. the most important airplane, the 737, they are going to negotiate with unions in september for a new union contract and

no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now complex because new zealand or united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security packed between the united states australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china as well, new zealand, the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. so i think the priority for china is obviously stabilizing the relationship with the straight to which over the last sort of 56 years has really had a number of different issues to the point where, y

mohammad reza khaliq vardi, radio news agency , china east asia regional office.commander of the environmental protection unit said that in the last 11 months, 870 illegal hunters were arrested and presented to the judicial authorities. according to mr. mohabbatekhani, this statistic is 25 compared to last year. then the case of four-legged carcasses, i.e. mammals, was investigated, and the formation of its fleet was dealt with, and there were more than 6,000 birds , which means that we arrested them after hunting, in the hands of individuals and they were handed over to judicial courts, nearly 3,000 cases, 29 and we have started. we arrested people for hunting. people feel more responsible for the environment of the country of life the beast of the country and they call and introduce the people who have made us find better nobility and our dealings are done much more seriously and quickly. snowy and rainy skies in parts of the country on the last friday of the year, since this morning, except for the eastern half of the country, it has been reported to be rainy i

new openings were in china. ones last year. why do you need your own stores? why can't you sell through other people? we are primarily selling through other people. i think that's the main kind of way of business. we need our own stores to build the brand. so typically, if we take china as an example, if we go out, i mean, there are lower tier cities in china with maybe a million or 2 million people living there where they did not play with lego bricks when they were children or the parents didn't, and they're not bringing it to their children. so we need to build the brand from scratch, basically, and putting a branded lego store in the centre of the city while we work with partners, while we start to market the brand is what's really working. so it's really for us to be on brand. it's less about opening stores for the transactions. as such, we have many partners that will do that, but it's important that people can really feel what it is to be in the lego brand universe. and for that, stores are really strong.

new users. in the past hour, we have got a fresh snapshot of china's housing market. e prices falling by 1.4% in february, from the same period in 2023. that was the largest decline in more than a year. the real estate sector makes up a third of the chinese economy and has been in a severe state of crisis. but could there be some green shoots? 0ur of crisis. but could there be some green shoots? our business reporter investigates. china's new home prices have been falling. in the month of january, they dropped by 0.75%. for years, january, they dropped by 0.75%. foryears, investing january, they dropped by 0.75%. for years, investing in real estate was a fundamental part of the chinese dream. individuals borrowed to buy new condos and the investors bought up condos and the investors bought up big. the government liked it. the property sector became a pillar of the country's economic growth. the problem was you had skyscapers across the country literally built on debt. it's an unstable foundation, and the government introduced a number of rules to put the pin in to burs

they like us to know, we like them to, to china and russia have set a new paradigm for major power relation to the university as the mattress for china itself. we are ready to co operate in all areas. we have no restrictions. we love china also on the day are you crying needs both soldiers, but fewer civilians are willing to fight at the front. so the government is messing volunteers to set their own terms. it's a decent goal, is to imagine how horrible war is on the line unless you leave in ukraine. i want to in cottage, my friends with my own example that you put in and people have to join army, otherwise we will lose our current. welcome to the day now has been said that china is relationship with united states will be one of the defining factors of the 21st century relations between the 2 superpowers have been strained in recent years, over a host of issues including tre, human rights, a spying obligations in taiwan with china is national people's congress on the way the country's foreign minister suggested that the united states was trying to suppress these country. and just the troubl

we will send an aircraft carrier around china and we will build a new military aircraft with the cooperationy and japan. anti-china in the uk with allegations of violation of human rights, opposition to democracy and freedom of expression in china and spying on the chinese. it is increasing in england. the british prime minister says: we believe that china is a systematic challenge against our values ​​and interests. in the last week , the political authorities and media circles in england started a wave of anti-china. what they do is a challenge for our country. before this , political experts had warned that america and its allies, especially in the west , will impose new sanctions against china . this is despite the fact that the volume of british trade with china was more than 10 billion pounds last year. many experts in england believe that the cold war between america , britain and its allies against china has heated up. this rumor claims that china will soon occupy taiwan , and like the ukraine war front, a new front in taiwan. will be opened. mojtaba ghasemzadeh , sed and broadcastin

for moshe and newly led to the unthinkable the us responded by >> threatening to strike china's coastal cities with new club weapons. >> one of the war's most historic meeting with america's relationship with taiwan had been complicated. >> i mean, can you buy food? >> long live, the revolutionaries during the national china, it had bankrolled chiang kai-shek in the civil war. then turned its back on him after he lost and plan to abandon him. if mao invaded what in june of 1950? >> we are fighting in korea or our own national security and survival >> communist north korea invaded south korea and neighboring taiwan became a crucial cold war player >> the tune in washington, change to 180 degrees that's the most powerful nation, nevada, we have to assume responsibilities >> president harry truman sent the navy into the taiwan strait mr. eisenhower, praise for most of all, keeping alive the cause of liberty and america back taiwan as the only legitimate government of china >> john kai-shek those killed song, a major debt of gratitude for saving his regime because mao was about to send 1 million troops acr

well i think that china's interest in the global south what we call the global south is not new. ow, it dates back to the decolonization movement. over time it has evolved obviously, and during the reform and opening periods china's interest was more focused on economic developments and getting resources raw materials from the developing world and also using it as a way to asphyxiate taiwan's diplomatic space. but for the past ten yearsa vision that's much more strategic much more comprehensive, it is a look at multi-domains sta islamic one an interest in, you know developing the markets for its companies. in the diplomatic area, trying to build coalition ares with countries and international institutions to align with china's political and diplomatic interest. and politically par the way that that a countries in the developing wworld are helping china maybe shaping norms on the global ng stage. so it's a much more strategic vision where beijing looks at these countries as a, you know, vast area in which conclude expand its powers, exexpand if its influence -- expand its infl by s

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they need a new china narrative. >> we are hearing about that shery caught up with goodwin who is chairf the capital company and asks about the opportunities in china. >> we are constantly looking at the stress and even going back into the u.s. office which is a no-no land, but a ckcontrarian bet. the banking system in china doesn't allow the reset mechanism that u.s. and western markets have this doesn't come as fast and furious. >>> apollo global is winding down the asian business this year head of the asian pacific group explains why they chose to exit the space. >> there is a robust system for equity in asia there is a really robust ecosystem of bank lending in asia our job in asia is to fill in the gaps wit we no longer saw real estate we wanted to fill in the hybrid product that the banks no longer do >>> private equity deals in the uk are staging a recovery after the two-year slump this comes thanks to investor con fidence and rate cuts. steven banks is here with me now. steven, i think in your notes, you answered any qmy question. money is more expensive now, of course, and is s

china sea. mohammad reza khalekhori of the east asia regional office of the broadcasting news agency. china and anic lava erupted once again from a new fissure on the reykjanes peninsula southwest of iceland. this is the fourth volcanic eruption madaba materials have been flowing in this area since december until now. icelandic authorities are trying to create lava flow paths and move it away from homes and facilities in the area. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. in 2011 , ash from a volcanic eruption in southern iceland spread over large parts of europe, grounding about 1,000 flights and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate their homes . he forced himself. end of this news section. in the name and memory of god, greetings and a good time, i have the presence of you dear compatriots for the next few hours in parts of golestan provinces of north khorasan. areas in the north of khorasan province will receive scattered rains. we expect that there will be storms in other areas during this period, but from monday, a new rain system will cover the western side of our country, from the nort