for a long time we have all looked at north korea, russia, northeast asia from perspectives. or countries who very much hope to use economic advantage to 7 so ist off they must issue, on basis of security, the year has opened hoped to security the northeast asia without any intention to economic government of northeast asia. this is regrettable. the story of the chinese economic weakness, i think western media, have told of it historically for more than 20 years. now i believe it seems to come those stories are all a while the eastern economic forum intention was, given the kind of economic slowdown you're seeing in china, china of course is going to play an important role in this forum, do you see beijing being in a relatively weaker spot? the story of the chinese economic weakness, i think western media, have told of it historically for more than 20 years. now i believe it seems to come those stories are all a lie. all wrong. and it hits the west, so—called china weakness. story again and again. i think for this year china economy grows by 50%, it is no problems. nowadays w

so how all this kind of new landscape evolves in northeast asia? including korea, china, japan, something in the near future. that's kind of development. that's kind of a contrary, kind of mechanism in our world. that's all the geopolitical concern. now we are facing more and more new geoeconomic, do technological come even geostrategic factors. that's what you call paul the crisis or multi-challenges. actually, the ambassador in 2015 president obama and president park were on a very joint partnership. that contained six areas of new issues. cyber, space, energy and -- [inaudible] at the time it is more general issue that i gave you the time limit -- now the present challenge, it's hard to hear washington declaration and camp david documents contain a long list of some kind of new -- security, economic, economic security, global governance issues, all areas really copperheads of, really strategic, really global including the pacific. so i think we're moving in the right direction. now the question is, how much and how far south korea can do or cann

intelligence energy and other prospects and opportunities the east could become the new hong kong of northeast asia and what else topics are being discussed in the capital at the eastern economic forum, as well as in morocco , the number of earthquake victims is growing; we will tell you about new figures. about all this right now on the ntv program today in the mikhail studio chabanenko. hello. so in russia they are summing up the results of the single voting day. it became one of the largest in recent years. elections of completely different levels were held. in almost all regions of russia, governors, deputies of legislative assemblies and municipalities were elected; no serious violations were recorded; good results were shown by the acting heads of regions, but among the united russia parties anton is watching the crowd for summing up the results and now he is in direct contact with the studio. anton, well, i understand, it’s possible with it is safe to say that all elections have been recognized as valid. united russia minutes in the press center of the central election commission there is a

the south china sea is not only a crucial gateway to countries in south east and northeast asia. but if you would look at them, it's a critical married time zone for it. find that to be able to secure its national security. the particular need perceived that the south time is east part of the series of waterways. that is surrounded by the allies of the united states, from south korea, to the philippines in the south to it's very fascinating that the international court case of the philippines brought to the united nations against china on this dispute. i wonder why is this new president of the philippines responding differently to china then deter 2 because essentially it's been the same threat, but it seems like the philippines middle is pushing back harder now that well, i think if something is clear, is that the past 6 years since the arbitrary award with was happy the out of favor of lead to the philippines be. so it'd be china is that sinus behavior and aggression towards filipino fish for man coast guard and other entities that are in our surgery and maritime borders. are t

south re informed minister part of june took the opportunity to say that peace and stability in northeast asia is critical. given that the 3 countries collectively accounted for 20 percent of the world's population and 25 percent of global g, d p. park expressed hope in a follow up try lateral soon. at the highest level, i asked the some leaders here to work closely together to make some, if possible, we didn't this year. i hope the some lead us will do their very best to make this happen to join us in the studio is d w's. asia analyst, clifford coon and clifford there was another big trilateral last month involving south korea and japan. but the americans were hosting at camp david. so now there's this a tell us how do we interpret what we're seeing this week? well, i think the, the music and comp, david really set alarm bells ringing and invasion comp. david has a huge residence and beijing studies of history. this is a very important place and diplomatic history in the us. so i think when they saw that 2 key regional players like south korea and japan were amazing, the u. s. and that they w

more recently we have seen pickup for demand in northeast asia.actions can see prices spike at actions can see prices spike at a global level. we can't separate asia and australia from us europe anymore and that is why traders are on edge and that is why global energy security is in such a parallel state for at least the next few years. the transition of one of the world's largest media empires. rupert murdoch has stepped down as the chairman of fox corp and newscorp ending a career that saw him spread his business from australia to the united states. a correspondence with the latest from new york. at 92 years old, rupert murdoch has been preparing for this day. his son is chief executive for fox and his siblings have cleared the way. the elder mr murdoch has been known to joke that he intended to leave his company feet first and perhaps in that spirit rupert murdoch said he will remain close at hand, keenly watching his media outlet�*s offerings and reaching out with thoughts, ideas and advice. he will become a emeritus chairman of both companies

their smartphones; artificial intelligence, energy and other prospects for the new hong kong of northeast asia. what other topics are being discussed in the capital of primorye at the eastern economic forum? also in morocco , the number of earthquake victims is growing, we will announce new figures. quotes fall on the annual report of the main england. sky right now on ntv program today in the studio of mikhail chabanenko. hello. valentin pikul and alexey kosygin joined the domestic fleet near vladivostok. at a ceremony at the zvezda shipbuilding complex today they named two tankers that are extremely important for the transport industry of the entire country. transportation: modern, powerful, equipped with the latest technology, sea vessels are, without exaggeration, some of the best in their class in the world. they are capable of operating at extremely low temperatures and harsh climatic conditions, passing through ice barriers and transporting large volumes of oil and gas. the development of such a fleet is of great importance for our country, an arctic power. so, more about the courts. he

more recently we have seen a pickup in demand in northeast asia.t to see prices spike at a global level. we can't separate a and australia from us europe anymore and that is why traders are on edge and thatis is why traders are on edge and that is why global energy security is in such a parallel state for at least the next few years. state for at least the next few ears. ~ state for at least the next few ears, ~ ., , , . ., state for at least the next few ears. ~ years. we appreciate you “oinini years. we appreciate you joining us _ years. we appreciate you joining us back _ years. we appreciate you joining us back on - years. we appreciate you joining us back on the - joining us back on the programme with your perspective on what this means globally and details on the resolution that has been arrived at. thank you very much. switching focus to now another labour dispute that we have been tracking closely and that is affecting some of the largest car manufacturers in the united states. with a fast approaching friday deadline for a threatened expans

so how all this kind of new landscape evolves in northeast asia? including korea, china, japan, something in the near future. that's kind of development. that's kind of a contrary, kind of mechanism in our world. that's all the geopolitical concern. now we are facing more and more new geoeconomic, do technological come even geostrategic factors. that's what you call paul the crisis or multi-challenges. actually, the ambassador in 2015 president obama and president park were on a very joint partnership. that contained six areas of new issues. cyber, space, energy and -- [inaudible] at the time it is more general issue that i gave you the time limit -- now the present challenge, it's hard to hear washington declaration and camp david documents contain a long list of some kind of new -- security, economic, economic security, global governance issues, all areas really copperheads of, really strategic, really global including the pacific. so i think we're moving in the right direction. now the question is, how much and how far south korea can do or cann

northeast asia is one of the most dynamically developing regions of the world.many opportunities for development here, but also we face multiple challenges china russia mongolia important countries in this region. we provide support and assistance to each other. common interests. this year. our trilateral interaction has geographical advantages and rich traditions, organized by. today’s meeting demonstrates that the leadership of our three countries attaches great importance to cooperation in the field of security; it is gratifying that, despite some obstacles that have arisen in recent years, good neighborly relations and friendly interaction between russia and china and mongolia. continuous and effectively continuing patriarch kirill called the parties to the conflict in nagorno-karabakh for negotiations. according to him, for decades , the russian orthodox church has been making every possible effort to restore peace in this land. in addition, his holiness the patriarch of moscow and all russia commented on the news about the first victims again , the conflic

we met up with her in indonesia last week for the asean summit a network in northeast asia.ur polling unit surveyed americans about the job the vice president is doing back home. her approval rating tracks similarly to president biden's at 41%. republicans have been focusing a lot of their attacks on harris, highlighting that she would be in line for the job of president should anything happen to president biden. and it is republicans who say they have heard a lot about her work, more so than democrats. our conversation in jakarta allowed us the opportunity to ask about her work and a lot more. >> so you're 58 now. if you win a second term, as you and the president are running to do, he would be 86 at the end of it. we are seeing republican candidates hone in on you in particular as being next up for that job. nikki haley says -- >> a vote for joe biden is a vote for president kamala harris. >> chris christie. >> i pray every night for joe biden's good health, not only because he's our president, but because of who our vice president is. >> ron desantis. >> harris is his imp

i came here to the right that vladivostok could become the new hong kong of northeast asia and it seemst it is necessary to listen. i am sure that russia could create a kind of special economic zone in vladivostok in order to attract more. foreign technology talent and investment, as was the case in the seventies in hong kong and with other countries, let's say in the eighties from shanghai to the nineties . so you asked me, about globalization, over the next 10 years the world will develop in parallel. yes, there will be two parallel worlds. the first is a certain western world and not the western world, russia. we are interrupting the discussion club session for a long time. valdai we continue to work in our studio here on the eastern economic forum next to me is deputy minister of industry and trade viktor evtukhov. hello viktor leonidovich. tell us how work is going on the parliamentary bill that there should be more russian-made goods on store shelves and fewer foreign goods. the bill was introduced very successfully by deputies in april. this was sent by us for approval to various

if you look at northeast asia and the broader asia or the, the in the pacific strategies of the west rusher and china are looking for ways to counterbalance these initiatives. and surely, north korea is one little item in the picture of china. and russia has different perspective from north korea, russia, as always, seem to keep the k more as a proxy and, and north korea and was happy to serve as a proxy what china is more looking at stability and, and wants to see how both career become a viable buffer in a geostrategic scenario. thank you for making the time security analysts batch background. we appreciate it. thank you. russia says that a ukrainian missile attack on a shipyard in sylvester pulse at 2 ships on fire and injured 24 people. the crime in peninsula was annexed by russia in 2014, but chief says that he plans to take it back. the basketball is a strategic base for russia's blacks, the fleet, and where repairs many of its ships. the attack, which happened over night, reportedly had a submarine and a russian landing ship. russian officials say they were able to shoot down

the leaders want to show that they have each other's back in northeast asia, russian wants to show us court allies in the region. it wants to open up the potential for new markets, new cooperation in the region as well. booth and mentioned that logistics triangle between north korea and china to grow shipping and transport and trade up in the region as well. you as president joe biden is backing auto workers for demanding higher wages, saying profits should be shared fairly. 3 major carmakers have been hits with single, tenuous workouts. companies have made some significant offers, but i believe it should go further to ensure a record corporate profits mean record contracts for the identity to say that again . record corporate profits, which they have should be shared by a record contracts for the u, a w. and just as we're building an economy in the future, we need labor agreements for the future. it's my hope that the parties can return to the coast ation table affords a win win agreement. to continue our active engagement, i am responding to plan dispatching to members of my team to

i'm the leaders want to show that they have each of us back in northeast asia. russian wants to show us court allies in the region. it wants to open up the potential for new markets, new cooperation in the region as well, booth and mentioned that logistics triangle between north korea and china to grow shipping and transport and trade up in the region as well. us present jo button is backing all to look as they're demanding high wages, saying profit should be shared fairly 3 major comic is have been hit with single tiny as well accounts. some companies have made some significant offers, but i believe it should go further to ensure a record corporate profits mean record contracts for the identity to say that again, record corporate profits, which they have should be shared by a record contracts for the u a. w. and just as for building an economy in the future, we need labor agreements for the future. it's my hope that the parties can return to the conversation table to forward a win win agreement. to continue our active engagement, i'm responding to point dispatching to members of my

level of high uh, high ranking visit, believe is want to show that they have each of us back in northeast asia. russian wants to show us court allies in the region. it wants to open up the potential for new markets, new corporation in the region as well, booth and mentioned that logistics triangle between north korea and china to grow shipping and transport and trade in the region as well. um, this is very much a signal to washington, so it's not always as we say, but some gym has rushes back in terms of foreign policy, both in the region and in north korea as well as russia, 6. the will countries around the world from africa. it's a states in asia. this is very much about your politics and what message rush i can send to as jupiter, to go opponents around the globe. daniel hawkins, the reporters live up from most guy. let's also getting the flows way, who's standing by for us in the cell phones work? we make a 10 minute visit so far. do we think as well, kim, so i, tannery has been very heavy on visits to military and defense facilities suggesting that north korea is looking to obtain weapons

in northeast asia, the increased re militarization of japan and attempts to forge military alliances, including ones with the participation of the philippines and the united states. unfounded hysteria around ty, one or the south china sea. such problems exist they on dealt with by as the, as well as russia and china security problems should be solved in the spirit that has always been characteristic of as yeah. calmly without the participation of extra regional stakes. without attempts to impose one's will on other countries, security is a priority. but trade and economic cooperation should contribute to the formation of this very security and the interests of the regional countries to avoid military conflicts or preconditions for them. or for more on any of those stories as well as all the latest updates or comments you'll place to go on and speak to scott. so i'll be back at the top of the hour though, of today's top stories. hope to see you then the .

vladivostok could become the new hong kong of northeast asia, but this requires attracting large volumesinvestment abroad. i sure that russia could create a kind of special economic zone in vladivostok, implementing special policies in land use taxation and other areas, to attract more foreign technology talent and investment, as it did in hong kong in the seventies and with shanghai in the nineties? you don’t think that russia needs to become even more open to the east. and i’ll probably even quote, not that the western world welcomes russia warmly with both hands, but russia must also turn its face to the non-western world even today at the forum we talked about the russian auto industry on this topic, in search of a new identity. of course, here in vladivostok , where in 3.5 days i did not find a single lada on the roads. and in general , there were about three cars with left-hand drive, no more. and in such a situation, the topic is about import substitution in the russian automobile industry. agree, it sounds somehow special, but nevertheless, the head of the association, russian ca

shery: talking of tech, how do you feel about the semiconductor trade, especially across northeast asiaouis: i think in terms of semiconductors, one area that is getting more well priced is ai-related stocks in taiwan, i think that is getting to fair value. but where we see a lot of upside still remaining would be companies tied to memory. so, companies in japan or korea. the memory cycle is still coming off the bottom, prices are in the process of inflecting and inventories are coming down. so in semiconductors, we still see a lot of good prospects. 2023 was kind of a down year for earnings, but 2024 and 2025, there is still a lot of promising growth in the semiconductor space. haidi: always great to chat with you, louis lau, director at brandes investment partners there. we do have breaking news when it comes to president biden, he will join the uaw picket line at noon eastern time on tuesday, that is according to the white house. this comes as the strikes against the big three automakers in detroit continued to the start of the week. we heard praise from democrats on this visit bye-b

of our peoples and is in line with ensuring security and stability on the korean peninsula and northeast asian of the holiday. the united states is inclined to send long- range missiles to the conflict zone in ukraine. there are a lot of attacks that have been talked about for a long time kiev is asking for this, abc new reports, citing unnamed american officials. these missiles may already be included in the next package of american military assistance; meanwhile, denmark transferred to ukraine the first batch of the promised leopart tanks, 1, and to train the ukrainian military on working with this equipment, copenhagen, according to forbes journalists, made six vehicles from its museums. because these museum samples turned out to be in the best condition. than those stored in military warehouses in general in the west. now they are clearly trying to figure out how to respond to research by zelensky, who said the day before that everything is slowing down and the pace of hostilities and the process of introducing new anti-russian sanctions and the supply of weapons and kiev is dissatisfied

our peoples and goes in line with ensuring security and stability on the korean peninsula and northeast asiaf the holiday, held a military parade to ensure the full implementation of the black sea initiative. the so-called grain deal was called for today by the participants themselves - this is the g20. and in the end , the declaration is a text that, despite all the contradictions, was still agreed upon, and also in the document, a call for a peaceful resolution of conflicts and a renunciation of threats of use. the nuclear weapons leaders' meeting is taking place this weekend in new delhi and africans have joined as a full member since this event. union from india report. alexey konopko. the summit brought the first big news: an hour after the start of the g20, the g20 no longer exists; the new members are the african union of the chairman, who has already been asked to join the common table. now the meeting ceremonies will become even longer today on the render mode, for about an hour each leader of the delegations was personally greeted. sergei lavrov said something broadly, smiling. ris

american diplomacy is trying to put together regional alliances in northeast asia in the style of thegolia is loyal to its parents as a good neighbor, as vyacheslav volodin said. relations between our countries are now reaching a new level of parliamentary cooperation. . this will allow us to develop relations in the areas of transport economics, finance and agriculture . on monday the capital of mongolia the first interparliamentary meeting will take place. alexander bystritskaya dmitry petrov stanislav ponomarenko alexander feoktistov evgeny samsonov news from mongolia russian farmers will receive another 40,000 preferential loans. prime minister mikhail mishustin today instructed to allocate an additional 45 billion rubles for these purposes. the source of the government reserve fund is money. i will be used to subsidize loans for agricultural producers and product processors; the program of preferential loans for farmers is already in operation in our country for the sixth time year. the rate is not higher than 5% and the term is up to two or up to 15 years, depending on the type

korea's submarine program, and those are things that could have real repercussions for security in northeast asiaconcern versus america, europe, japan, india. that's how it's shaping up? >> well, i think that's a little bit too neat a division. the the united states has been trying to isolate russia and china in the world, but a apart from europe, japan and australia, we've not made a lot of success. a good portion of the global south has said we don't want to choose sides. we want to be able to have strong relations with both the united states and west on the one hand and with russia and china on the other hand. so we're going to have to be at lot more sophisticated in our diplomatic game to deal with this. stuart: george beebe, we appreciate it very much, indeed. >>> back to the markets real fast, i see the dow gaining ground, up about 50 points. nasdaq down 84. mike murphy with with me. what's with this casey's general stores? i don't think there's strong earnings. i never heard of them before. >> very interesting. they operate in 16 states, they're a convenience store with a gas station. case

vladivostok could become the new hong kong of northeast asia, but this requires attracting large volumes abroad. i'm sure russia could create a kind of special economic zone in vladivostok; implement special policies in land use taxation and other areas; to attract more foreign technology talent and investment, as was the case in hong kong in the seventies and with shanghai in the nineties, wonwen believes that russia needs to become even more open to the east , speaking about tourists, the head of the ministry of economy. maxim reshetnikov announced that in order for foreign tourists to fall in love with russia, they need to come here at least once, the minister is sure they will discover a new reality for themselves, and in order to convince them even more, we are canceling them, and we are developing the topic of the transition to, um, without a visa. but in general, we work from trans people. this is the countries of the middle east and southeast asia, this is a complete cancellation of the squeal. they offered kuwait aman bahrain saudi arabia malaysia this is where it is clear that

katy, we have a hot war in europe, and looks like a cold one emerging in asia, particularly in northeast asiare, they're concerned. they're making a number of moves. stockpiling arms, making other things and the chinese rhetoric continues to increase their nearly daily incursions of chinese aircraft and ships into taiwan's air defense identification zones and territorial waters and so i see things escalating. and it gets even more dangerous today when we see china's economy slowly collsing, right, and the concern is will it get so bad in china domestically, economically, with everything else going on, youth unemployment above 20%, will they lash out against taiwan in order to distract the people? i think it's incumbent upon the united states and other democracies in the world that support taiwan, that believe that the democracies of the world should push back against the autocracies of the world to stand firm with our taiwanese partners. >> were picture froze, you're back, good. do you see us getting into a war with china, getting involved in a war, boots on the ground with china over taiwan?

the underpinnings that korea can rely upon going forward regarding was happening in europe and northeast asia>> chris, from your vantage point, whether it is a u.s.-japan alliance for the trilateral relationship, is this going to become do think at some ways a new acheson allies? will this be like the new frontier that will address both economic security and political issues? >> i sorely think it has the potential to be an alliance in the factor terms if not formal terms. what the camp david agreements really do is create the strategic level architecture that will bind us together, right? the commitment to annual leaders meeting, defense ministers and secretaries, foreign minister said sequiturs, national security advisers. what we need to think about now is how we build the operational connectivity, particularly on the defense side. what i mean by that is thinking about can would begin to think about trilateral contingency planning? can we begin to think about trilateral operation of a coronation? we think about what's likely to be the expanding space of japan's security policy, we are going

likelihood of any one of those scenarios mentioned were that kim would -- it is destabilizing northeast asia. maybe putin is crazy enough to be concerned about that. frankly, some interest if russia is narrow center or an ally causing trouble in the region might be of benefit but during the cold war, classic book client relationship model, the agents did not want their client causing trouble so that would be the limiting factor on -- north korea is not paying for this, either and i don't see russia in any type of welfare handout, a bunch of airplanes or aircraft. >> go ahead. >> and even it's interesting, supports of satellite program and you stop to think about the options available, one that they would help them address what is going wrong and two, they would give them the north korean satellite. public of korea recovered was described as demetre, baby russians could get them a functioning satellite. none of this is made clear, it's almost like vladimir putin thought offering help with the satellite would be -- it's a sanctions violation for technology but at the same time the space. all t

intelligence energy and other prospects and opportunities the east could become the new hong kong of northeast asiathe single voting day are being summed up in russia; it has become one of the largest elections in recent years.

mostly in northeast asia and the broader middle east. what that means is we have a lot of places we might have to fight and hopefully deter. i'm amazed at the strength of our coalition. when i was in grad school before the cold war ended -- the cold war was underway but it had not yet ended. all of the theorists i read were talking about the likelihood once the cold war ended there would be new blocks of power that would form because people want to balanced against each other. we have not seen that. we have seen people want to get in to the u.s. alliance system, even as we made mistakes in our foreign policy. in vietnam, in how we fought in iraq and afghanistan. people still believe democracy is a better form of government because it is transparent and we change power and we have all of these allies. we keep growing our alliances in ways that have exceeded what i would have preferred. the allies are hugely helpful because they constitute 30% of world military spending but they give us 60 more places we have to worry about around the worl

us attempts to create an asian version of nato are leading to a new cold war structure in northeast asiatries that oppose the us and western countries in their desire to remain hegemons. north korea views the united states as the main threat to its security and existence. we also heard that kimchun-neung said that his country would accelerate the development of nuclear weapons technology, which would give them an advantage in strategic development. chinese hackers stole 60,000 emails at the same time us department of state, the new york times writes about the large-scale hacking of government mail accounts, among the officials whose accounts were hacked, for example, the secretary of commerce, what was in the stolen letters is unknown to anyone, but the us secretary of state, apparently, is not too important, instead dealing with the consequences of a cyber attack on his department, blinken pretends to be a star and, to be honest, plays the guitar pretty well. the head of the state department spoke at the event about the expansion of creativity, and as often happens inclusivity, that is,

important points for the national security of both russia and north korea, and the entire regions of northeast asiar missile program, and our country is doing the same thing today, that is, this formal nuclear deterrence, which was imposed, i have already said. this studio was once upon us back in the seventies and tens . today it is bursting at the seams and kim jong-un and in general this whole system, as it were is being updated. yes, this is not very good, but this is the reality of life, the second moment and putin and kim jong-un yes and xi jinping. they begin the creation process. well, a new, actually non-bloc, non- allied, new regional security system, alternative to the american one, which dominates in this region. and most importantly, what is north korea in terms of. that's security. yes, they don’t live like south korea, not like japan, but this is a medical fact . north korea’s nuclear missile program, yes, this is a national idea of ​​​​survival. the north korean people and nothing can be done about it, they can be understood, and they are doing it successfully. therefore, in this se

us attempts to create an asian version of nato are leading to a new cold war structure in northeast asiaith countries that oppose the united states and western countries in their desire to remain hegemons. north korea views the united states as the main threat to its security and existence. we also heard kimjeong say that his country will accelerate the development of nuclear weapons technology, which will give them an advantage in the development of strategic deterrence. the current discord in the us congress could leave ukraine without the support of america and the european union, the washington post writes today. the building notes that congress' decision to allocate only $6 billion to the kiev regime instead of the requested $24 billion underscores the political problems facing ukraine's supporters. and the skepticism of american senators can now easily be transmitted to the europeans, who will also reduce assistance to zelsky. how. result, all this will strengthen putin’s position - they write, it will increase the huge budget deficit that kiev will face next year certainly sounds

uh, in northeast asia, of course, there will be counteraction in the form of a trilateral partnershipin try to make friends with kim jong-un. but, as for trump, we will talk in the third part of the program, and after a short advertisement about what is happening on the fronts of the special operation. we specially ordered this part to be turned from the bottom with a magnet, we put it in any place, so that we have time to remove it from different points. our film crew tends to split up, e.g. the operator films the observation post. where the commander controls from a drone. here comes the creeping sound of the operator. he also has a camera. it can shoot three charges. you are technically working in full, and i can move between points. what is your plan to go to the forest now? maybe not along the road, but at the pole, there may be mines there ; a camera is attached to the shoulder strap of a bulletproof vest. a fighter with a pose, eagle is very close; you will have to do this crawling behind the fighters with all your eyes. we see the fight. of course, every time we worry as if we

asia after that, they began to spread throughout western pakistan and central china. and then they appeared in new guinea on the islands of polynesia and milanesia, and even in the northeaststralia, and it’s still difficult to say where exactly. and even more so, when citrus fruits appeared, it’s still very difficult to find them genealogy has been little studied, and the process of domestication is little known. however, every year scientists conduct more and more research that brings us closer to the truth. thus, researchers from the joint institute of genetics of the us department of energy and institute of agrarian research of valencia and checked, that is, determined the nucleotide sequence of dna and rna or thirty species of plants of the genus citrus, by this time they had the results of another study in their hands. they analyzed the already known genomes of 28 species of this plant genus and the genus sivirinia. this, by the way, is also a relative of citrus fruits. the result of this long and voluminous study was the conclusion that citrus fruits appeared about eight million years ago in northeastern india and the southeast. in china, these assumptions are confi

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