going to share her insights andd vision on the by administration economic strategy in the end of pacific regionthe fastest-growing most dynamic region in the world. they treasury department in particular has played a key role in developing and implementing the byng administration economic agenda in this vital region. she and her colleagues have clearly heard the voices in the region oppress the united states to augment our security presence with a robust economic agenda. and under her leadership in close collaboration with other agencies we have witnessed step up engagement on the economic front through bilateral initiatives with allies and partners and regional organizations like the g20 and a pack as well as certain new groupings like the quad. the secretary's recent visit to china has helped stabilize the bilateral relationship and reopen important channels of communication. but importantly child has not been her sole focus of recent recenttravels have taken all ove region including india where i think she has made four trips in the past year, vietnam, indonesia, japan and korea. these visit

to share her insights and vision on the biden administration's economic strategy in the indo pacific region the fastest growing and most dynamic region in the world. the treasury department in particular played a key role in developing and implementing the biden administration's economic agenda in this vital region. she and her colleagues have heard the voices through the region that have pressed the united states to augment our security presence with the row bust economic agenda. and under her leadership in collaboration with other agencies, we have witnessed stepped up engagement on the economic front through bilateral initiatives with allies and partners, assisting international regional organizations like the g20 and aipac as well as new programs. the secretary's recent visit to china has helped stabilize our bilateral relationships and has reopened important channels of communication. importantly china has not been her sole focus. her recent travels have taken her all over the region including india where he think she has made four trips in the past year, vietnam, indonesia, japan and.

region and not just one that is driven by china. this month will be a very busy month for u.s. indo pacific and economic engagement with president biden hosting aipac with the expected outcomes to be announced and a possible and i can say the word possible in titan summit. that looks more likely every day. a regional economic engagement must not stop there. it will be important to build on these initiatives and by doing so we will leave no doubt in the minds of our regional allies and partners that the united states will continue to be an important and reliable financial trade investment in supply chain partner as we promote an economic security agenda that takes their concerns and interests into account. so enough from me. i'm delighted to turn the podium over to secretary yellen and please join me in giving her a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you so much wendy for that introduction. good afternoon everyone and thank you for hosting us today. i will start with the big picture. first the united states began as an atlantic nation that has long been the pacific as well. we see this clearl

it's a city that has been shaped by centuries of deep ties to the asia-pacific region and by contributionsf people of asian and pacific island heritage. so, san francisco is a natural place to gather to innovate and collaborate for the 2023 apec summit, the ceo summit, and all the events we're -- taking place this week. and i want to talk -- i want to thank everyone who has made this week possible, especially those serving on apec's executive secretariat, apec business advisory council, the national center for apec, and so many others. today, 21 apec economies make up more than 60% -- more than 60% of the global gdp. we're almost half the global trade. the asia-pacific is projected to be the largest contributor of global growth over the next 30 years. so, the vision we pursue for the economic future of our region will rebound far beyond the asia-pacific. the choices we make are going to matter -- it's not hyperbole to suggest -- for the entire world. it's up to us to harness the dynamism of our economies and tap the entrepreneurial spirit of our people and unleash the potential -- the unli

half the global trade the asia pacific is projected to be the largest contributor of global growth over the next 30 years. so for us to pursue the economic future of our region will rebound far beyond the asia pacific. the choices we make are going to matter, it's not hyperbole, to suggest for the entire world. it's up to us to harness the dynamism of our economies and the entrepreneurial spreurt of our people and unleash the potential, unlimited potential of our partnerships in order to realize the future that will benefit people not only in the asia pacific region but the whole world. i mean that sincerely. people everywhere. future of our prosperity is shared and it is inclusive. where works are empowered and the rights are respected. our economies are sustainable and resilient. and the bridges that connect our people open up golden gate of opportunity to create lives of hope. you know, it's been my approach here in the united states from the moment my administration took office we are building a an economy -- an economy from the middle out and bottom up. trickle-down economy worked ok sometimes, but not a whole lot trickled down to my dad's kitchen table

the asia pacific region _ crucially important. the asia pacific region is _ crucially important.tant. the asia pacific region is at the - crucially important. the asia| pacific region is at the centre of the global economy. apec members represent some of the fastest—growing and most dynamic economies in the world, driving both growth and innovation. so the actions we take matter, not only for our own economies and people but also for addressing the global challenges the world faces. for more on the — challenges the world faces. for more on the significance of the summit and more on the significance of the summitand the more on the significance of the summit and the meeting between biden and president xi i spoke to bonnie glaser. thank you so much forjoining us this evening. if i could start by asking you, how important is this meeting between the leaders of the world's two superpowers?— leaders of the world's two su herowers? , ., ., superpowers? given the amount of friction in _ superpowers? given the amount of friction in the _ of friction in the relationship, i think it is ext

progress and we'll soon be strong and steady partner as we continue working together to realize asia pacific region that is free and open, prosperous and secure, resilient and connected. by the way, twice since i have been president i have had the leaders of the asia pacific islands come and meet with me in the united states. you are all part of it. when i left the g-20 and vietnam desperately wanted to see me and raised a relationship. it brought me back and stood in front of that monument to john mccain. all my days growing up, i never thought that would ever occur. today i'd like to talk a little about the work we have done in the region to get there and how we are going to go about seeing this road forward. i have said for a long time the united states is a pacific power. had that brief discussion yesterday with president xi. he asked why -- he asked me before, i reminded him, why we are so engaged in the pacific. it's because we are a pacific nation. because of us, there's been peace and security in the region. allowing you to grow. he didn't disagree. i thought it was a very good, straightfor

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talk next week, but for now let’s take a little break from the routine in the 20th century the pacific regiont as much of a focus as it is now, but there was a fair amount of action going on. we’ll talk about the specifics of the pacific strategic theater with a wonderful specialist, historian vasily moladyakov. vasily, to what extent do bloc... allied relations generally correspond to the traditions of asia, it may look like something bloc, the idea in our traditional understanding in asia can only date back to 1940, when japan proclaims such an ambitious project to create a sphere of co-prosperity for the great east asia, and, so to speak, without a doubt, it includes not only, say, pro-japanese regimes in manchego, china in thailand, but also a scheme, a plan for the future, simply because in asia at that time, let’s say, there were not very many independent states that could act as independent actors during the formation, this is, of course, a fundamental difference from the european theater; by the mid -thirties, germany and italy coincided in one desire, they wanted to reconsider the wo

we welcome the uk's plan to redeploy a carrier strike group to the indo-pacific region, and that theccess agreement will be applied to bilateral exercises between our countries for the first time. which will take place this month. a solution that simplifies the transfer of troops from one country to another is already available not only with the uk, but with the usa and australia, that is , with all participants in the aocus bloc, which the states have deployed in the region to counter beijing, and where they are increasingly tightening and japan, tokyo will soon sign a similar document on mutual access with the philippines, which will significantly increase the interoperability of all participants in the anti-chinese alliance. democracies and like-minded people like us must continue to remain strong, resisting turbulent elements and standing up for what we believe in, championing freedom and openness in the indo-pacific region. calling china the main troublemaker, great britain, following the united states, accuses beijing of aggression in the south china sea, although it regularly

states is drawing all the countries of the alliance into the creation tense situation in the asia-pacific regionto find new ones there. military-political alliances, including countries and regions, and first of all, guided by our own, of course our own, i will say directly selfish interests, but - we see all this, together with our friends, including and above all from the people's republic of china, we react to this is calm, balanced, we are strengthening our defense capabilities. including thanks to joint naval and air exercises. and earlier sergei met with a delegation from china shaigu, minister of defense. met the delegation at the russian national defense control center, shaigu also showed the guests a painting located in the building depicting soviet soldiers against the backdrop of the defeated reistag. at the meeting, the minister noted, quotes russia and china, unlike some aggressive western countries, do not create military fornication. today , the number of casualties in the donetsk people's republic has increased, as a result of which ukrainian forces committed shelling of donetsk

she's in thing has arrived in san francisco for a sum of nations from the asia pacific region biden. and she will meet for only the 2nd time since by and became president. and the stakes are high for both sides and has said us is not seeking to distance itself from china. this was the last time the leaders of the 2 rivals, superpowers, met a year ago at the g. 20 meeting involved much has changed since then. as the white house prepares for this long awaited summit between presidents abiding and she, it knows that it will be taking place against a geo political backdrop that has shifted significantly since the last time the 2 men met. the u. s. is now dealing with 2 wars, not just one. and it has every interest in preventing its most adversarial relationship from getting any more hostile. this includes tackling hold overs from past diplomatic disputes by se, presuming military to military dialogue that was suspended after a visit from then us house speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan, angered china. another low point in relations for us take down of a chinese spike balloon earlier this yea

we face russian aggression in europe against ukraine and conflict in the middle east, the indo pacific region are growing. probably proving military capabilities while escalating threats for taiwan and u.s. and allies in the region. we are seeing conflict in the indo pacific including in the recent report, even potential need to deal with china and aggressive north korea simultaneously. united states, united states and north korea peter and defeat the threats it should be vital in our ability to do so. i will turn the floor to our director of security initiative to guide the discussion with ambassador jenkins and a former senior u.s. government official with a history of working closely with australia and contra costa understand threats of the indo-pacific. before joining, markets by the u.s. intelligence community's is a national intelligence officer for north korea after serving in korea as chief strategist for u.s. forces and multinational united nations command. thank you all for joining us for this important conversation and without further ado, i will turn the forteo. >> let me echo you

this very summit, look there, they are not mentioned there at all. not once, exactly, the indo-pacific regionis is true , you know, but listen, strategy, a year ago they adopted a national security strategy, on october 12, 29 they adopted a national defense strategy, and here and there china is in charge , not us, we are an acute, direct threat, and china is a threat to america’s future, where is this future now after this meeting at ots, why is this not happening? another one the thesis that is instilled there is that every major conflict then gives rise to a new system of relationships that is favorable to america, in principle this is true, all three wars of the 10th century, each time america became, reached a new level, they rejected versailles, considers it the third war and cold, well, i’m just a washington war, but the first time they rejected, in fact , the treaty of versailles, but insisted on the washington conference, and became a regional power, because then they began to create their own in the far east region. the second world war, when it made them the leader of half the world

that i was at, well, at least eight or something ots summits, and there it was clear where the pacific regiongan to develop wildly quickly in the following stages, the americans discovered that now there are two leaders in the region, china and the united states, and at first only in the region, then it all became all over the world, they began to little by little put pressure on china and put pressure on them accordingly, they came up with a trans-pacific partnership , obama had this, which was ruined by trump, who simply started a trade war against china. well, here’s the result, that is, now everyone sees that no matter what they were talking about with grandpa right now biden, but before all the businessmen of this technian region, sidzenpin, whose country, which means, again, the numbers are terrible, is the growth of the entire economy and the pacific region, that is, well, it generated all the growth, not the usa, it is china, but despite the fact that the asia-pacific region gave in general 2/3 of world growth, well, finally... trade between china and the region for the problems, i ca

prostate relations. china leader arrives in san francisco for the summit of nations from the asia pacific region. key advisors will meet on the the 2nd time on the states, a higher the number such as well, thank you for being with us. we begin, but the latest development in the conflict in the middle east is transmitted. 3 says it's false as of entered guise of biggest hospital shaffer, the site for a long stand off these the defense forces. they've specially trained troops academy now to targeted operation against a month at a specified area off the hospital woodside phase really gave a warning. it for treat the hospital, him and his ready official, as i've said, that taking steps to avoid civilian casualties for more than that would mean the studios you got rid of for 12 people to a dog. you know, what more do we know about this population? where they think it's important stress that there's probably more that we don't know what we really know at this point is fairly forces, as you said, have come out saying that they've entered the a she for hospital, which is the largest in gaza in the early

but it is notjust a asia—pacific region. but it is not just a short—term asia—pacific region. will be issuing today at the world travel market that over the next ten years china will be a driving force for the market because of population is becoming wealthier and they are willing to travel so china is definitely one of the big ones. indonesia and india i think are also becoming a driving force for outbound travel.- also becoming a driving force for outbound travel. thank you so much for— for outbound travel. thank you so much forjoining _ for outbound travel. thank you so much forjoining us. - for outbound travel. thank you so much forjoining us. you - so much forjoining us. you have a bumper week ahead so enjoyed and we will see you again soon. thank you. governments are slow to prioritise education and need to look long—term at the impact under investment has on economies, according to the education above all foundation. inflation, high interest rates and the cost of living crisis are now having a major impact on education provision on a global basis. i spoke to dr maryjoy

notjust in the indo—pacific region put around _ the indo—pacific region put around the planet.hat we will continue to work— something that we will continue to work towards. we something that we will continue to work towards.— something that we will continue to work towards. we are hearing that the press — to work towards. we are hearing that the press conference - to work towards. we are hearing that the press conference by - to work towards. we are hearing that the press conference by us| that the press conference by us presidentjoe biden has moved indoors because of rain in san francisco. we will bring you that as soon it starts. with me here in the studio. as a visiting research process or —— professor. thank you for your insights. china has said that it will not negotiate on taiwan without america adhering to the one china policy. how is that possible?— one china policy. how is that ossible? ., , , ., possible? that is basely what has been going _ possible? that is basely what has been going on _ possible? that is basely what has been going on over - possible? that is basel

our strong tri-lateral partnership will better shape the indo-pacific region in ways that are favorable to our come upon interest and to our shared values. lastly, let me touch upon north korea. i would be remiss not to do so, especially given the event that took place in the russian far east recently. north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile development constitutes clear violation of 10 u.n. security council resolutions starting from 1718, 1874, et cetera. all the way to 2397. just as important, all forms of arms trade and related cooperation with north korea are also in direct breach of multiple security council resolutions. both present significant threats to peace and stability on the korean peninsula, the indo-pacific and beyond. attempts to assist north korea's unlawful program or to engage in arms trade with north korea must therefore stop. we sternly warn that these actions not only flagrantly violate multiple resolutions, but endanger security. permanent members of the security council including russia and china have a heavier duty to abide by binding resolutions adopted by

how it will develop in the near future will be determined by the countries of the asia-pacific regionbal south. the head of gasprom also stated this. years will be scarce, the world gas market has become extremely volatile, large regional markets are extremely volatile, and accordingly, we can say that it is not stable, while for western countries, the gas market will remain narrow, there is such a concept in the industry, there is such a concept for gases narrow, while the volume of gas demand will steadily grow in the coming decades, as energy minister nikolai shulginov said, only russian gas can... the gases are stored for selection and the factor must be taken into account in this case, russia , which has huge gas reserves of up to 70 trillion, could present the possibility of sale , considering that the low cost of supplying gas at reasonable prices. during the forum , houses, boiler houses, as well as educational and cultural facilities in several russian regions received network gas; 1,25,000 contracts were built for gas pipelines for the construction of gas pipelines to the bo

asia pacific region is at the center of the global economy. apec members represent some of the fastest growing and most dynamic economies in the world driving both growth and innovation. so the actions we take matter. >>> the main event will be unfolding on the sidelines with the meeting between president biden and chinese president xi jinping. biden and the first lady left the home in delaware this morning and are at the white house this afternoon where the president is getting ready for his trip to san francisco. wednesday president biden and president xi jinping will meet face to face. the two haven't spoken in person since they met last november during the group of 20 summit in indonesia. a lot has happened since then. the world will be watching for signs of improvement in relations between the two countries. biden and xi jinping are expected to talk about multiple issues including a possible reopening of military communications channels, fentanyl production, trade between the two countries, and future of taiwan. >> i think this gives them

working together to power inclusive, sustainable, shared economic growth, across the entire indo pacific region. together, to the 14 country indo pacific framework for prosperity, we are in a race to the top. that includes clean energy transition, digital conductivity, at apec, we are teamed up to expand it better future for all common, with inclusive growth. we are partnered together on a range of initiatives. sustainable management,, resilience, marine protection throughout southeast asia, and the united states and our partners are committed to making and demonstrating a stronger offer to countries in the region and to developing countries around the world, working together on issues that matter to their lives, to climate presents and solutions. the strength of that offer is directly tied to the strength of the partnerships working to deliver it. technology and innovation have long been the foundation of both of our countries economic strength. we are broadening our cooperation there to take on local challenges. for example, we are collaborating on potential green shifting orders between our

the asia pacific is the largest contributor of global growth over the next 30 years. so the vision we pursue for the economic region is far beyond the asia pacific. the choices we mad affect the entire world. it's up to us to tap the entrepreneurial spirit of our people and unleash the potential, the unlimited potential of our partnerships, in order to realize a future that will benefit people not only in the asia pacific region but the whole world, and i mean that sincerely. people everywhere. the future of prosperity is shared and inclusive. workers are empowered and their rights are respected. our economies are sustainable and resilient, and the bridges that connect our people open a golden gate of opportunity to create lives of hope. most people just hope. you know, it's been my approach here in the united states from the moment my administration took office, we're building an economy from the middle out and the bottom up. tricking down economy worked okay sometimes, but not a whole lot trickled down to my dad's kitchen table. but when the middle class does well, the poor have a chance, and the wealthy still do

— from around the asia—pacific region so— from around the asia—pacific region so that they canwe really— focus on the key issues that we really need to address here and now _ really need to address here and now. . , , really need to address here and now. ., , , , ,., really need to address here and now. ., , , , ._ now. that is why we see so many -la ers now. that is why we see so many players in — now. that is why we see so many players in the _ now. that is why we see so many players in the region _ now. that is why we see so many players in the region who - players in the region who gathered here for these meetings. i want to ask you another question about what we saw, secretary blinking, the secretary of state, say in his opening remarks at the apec plenary session. he said the united states believes in that vision of a region where economies are free to choose their own path and partners, where problems are dealt with openly, where rules are reached transparently and apply fairly. is that how a message to china? is that how a message to china? i think in that perspective a

ksenia nekrasova monitors the situation in the asia-pacific region.d of the japanese foreign ministry, who took this position less than two months ago, this was the first meeting of this format with colleagues from the g7, but. greeted the foreign ministers, not only she, hundreds of protesters gathered right in front of the entrance of the reception house, demanding that those gathered stop fanning the flames of war. if the g7 countries collectively support us policy in relations with israel, then they will become accomplices in this war. the main topics of the meeting of the heads of foreign affairs of the g7 were the situation in the middle east, ukraine in the indo-pacific region, which, according to many experts, washington will create its own full-fledged military bridgehead here, aimed primarily against beijing, for this, the united states calls on the countries of the region to build up their military potential and unite in defense alliances, the strengthening of such an alliance was announced by toki and london during a meeting of the heads o

it's a city that has been shaped by centuries of deep ties to the asian pacific region by contributions of people of asian and pacific islander heritage. so san francisco is a natural place to gather together and collaborate for the 2023 apec summit and ceo summit and all the events that are taking place this week. i want to talk -- i want to thank everyone who's made this week possible, especially those serving, the apec secretary, the apec advisory council and so many others. today, 21 apec economies make up more than 60%, more than 60% of the global gdp. for almost half the global trade the asian pacific is projected to be the largest contributor of global growth over the next 30 years, so the vision we pursue for the economic future of our region will be bound far beyond the asian pacific. the choices we make are going to matter as hyperbole suggests for the entire world. it's up to us to honor the dynasties of our people the spirit youism of our people and unleash the potential, the unlimited potential of our partnerships in order to realize the future will benefit the people, not

some important issues to discuss when it comes to equality for the lgbtq+ community in the asia-pacific regionthat is because there is a range of policies queer people among apec countries. they want to have a celebration of the aapi and lgbtq+ identities and their intersection outing by celebrating the history of this neighborhood and also hopefully inspiring more acceptance abroad. the castro has become a destination for visitors decade after decade since becoming an iconic neighborhood in san francisco. not only for its historic role in lgbtq+ rights but the sense of community it continues to offer today. bay area leaders decided it was the perfect place to host a party during the apec summit. >> we are excited to host gaypec. recognizing the intersection alleghney between that of the asian-pacific islander community as well as our strong lgbtq+ community. >> reporter: the south bay assembly member wants to lean into large demographics and set an example for how they can thrive . especially for those who identify as both. >> apec was going to be in my hometown and i ought to help put togeth

since our important partners in these conditions are primarily the countries of asia and the asia-pacific region, but other routes are also developing. in the south there is an international north-south transport corridor, that is, it is necessary to develop port infrastructure there in the caspian basin and transportation along the caspian sea; in the baltic it is necessary to develop direct ones. with the same countries of the asia-pacific region in order to relieve the same far eastern direction, well, there is also trade through the baltic with africa , with latin america, the northern sea route is also becoming increasingly important , last year 34 million tons of cargo were transported along it, this is 2 million more than was planned within the framework of the federal project . in the twenty-fourth year, volumes should increase to 80 million tons. in the thirties up to 150, in the thirty-fifths up to 220. as for transit along the northern sea route specifically, this year it showed a record of 2,100,000 tons. the main cargo was oil. the expansion of rosatom's icebreaker fleet will furthe

will soon be a strong and steady partner as we continue working together, realizing the asia pacific regionected. by the way, twice since i've been president i've had the leaders of the asia pacific islands come to meet with me in the united states. they're all part of it. when i left the g20 and vietnam desperately wanted to see me and raise the relationship and brought me back when i stood in front of that monument to john mccain, all my days growing up i never thought that would ever occur. today i talked about how we'll go about seeing this road forward. i've said for a long time, the united states is a pacific power. the discussion yesterday with president xi. he asked me why and i reminded him why we are so engaged in the pacific. it's because we're a pacific nation. because of us, there's been peace and security in the region allowing you to grow. he didn't disagree. i thought it was a very good, straightforward meeting. we aren't going anywhere. for decades, america's enduring commitment to the region has been a springboard that's enabled growth, transformative growth and ensuring t

nato now has four key partners in the asia-pacific region.re australia, new zealand, south korea and japan. operational cooperation began back in 2001 after the al-qaeda terrorist attacks. then australia, new zealand and south korea joined the nato mission to force japan self-defense provided logistical support at sea. together with australia, india and the usa, japan is part of the coat alliance, created in 2007. this is a quadripartite dialogue on security in the indo-pacific region. it is often called an anti-chinese military alliance and an asian nato. 2 years ago, in contrast to china, another military alliance appeared in the region, aokus, uniting the united states. and australia. american approaches to security there did not work as well as nato or the warsaw pact. on the atlantic the ocean is all right. there is the ussr, there is the usa. there is the warsaw pact, there is nato. that is, everything is so very clear. well, of course there are some neutral countries that are neither here nor there, but still the model is quite well-bu

notjust in the indo—pacific region put around _ the indo—pacific region put around the planet.e hearing that the press — to work towards. we are hearing that the press conference - to work towards. we are hearing that the press conference by - to work towards. we are hearing that the press conference by us| that the press conference by us presidentjoe biden has moved indoors because of rain in san francisco. we will bring you that as soon it starts. with me here in the studio. as a visiting research process or —— professor. thank you for your insights. china has said that it will not negotiate on taiwan without america adhering to the one china policy. how is that possible?— one china policy. how is that ossible? ., , , .,

how it will develop in the near future will be determined by the countries of the asia-pacific region global south. this was also stated by the head of gazprom alexey miller. as for gazprom, the company is going to increase fuel supplies to china in the near future. but for western countries , the coming years will be scarce. the world gas market has become extremely volatile, large regional markets are extremely volatile, and accordingly, we can say, it is unstable, while for western countries, the gas market will remain narrow, there is such a concept in the industry, there is such a concept in the gas market, for countries in the west, the market will remain... narrow, while the volume of demand for gas will steadily grow in the coming decades. as energy minister nikolai shulginov said, only russian gas will be able to bring down prices for raw materials in europe, while gas is the only path to the energy transition and global demand for it will only increase. any cold spell is prolonged, it leads to the withdrawal of gas storage facilities and we definitely need to... buy addition

the summit agenda includes economic, environmental and social trends in the asia-pacific region.'s continue this topic, konstantin churikov joins me, konstantin, good morning, what are investors' expectations from today's negotiations, the leaders of the united states and china. roman, hello, no serious results is waiting, but who knows, we’ll return to the usa again, the main part of the atc summit opens today, the main intrigue is that the leaders of the world’s two largest economies, american and chinese, will meet there, xijinpin has already arrived in san francisco, this is his first 6 years visit to the states, the head of china with joe biden will be their second face-to-face meeting. indeed, the conversation promises to be difficult. for several years now, the country has actually been in a state of trade war, which was started by the previous us president. he had with him sanctions have been introduced against china's largest high-tech company, huawei, and the current administration is in no hurry to lift these restrictions. the americans are not ready to compromise; the

well, it is ine evitable, that is, it cannot be avoided, if this clash, that is , it is for the pacific region and for the half and for the south china sea, but both players they cannot allow that if both the two countries, they will face a direct armed confrontation, so actually this is the formula that biden voiced last year, this is the so-called managed competition, and in order for just two players, they did not get stuck in this in this direct armed stationary, for this they need this contact at the level of local defense. ugh, and a little more about how xi's trip to san francisco, to the united states is perceived in china itself, how much attention is paid to it by the media, in what context do they write about this possible meeting? well, the attention is unprecedented, very great, and they write in a positive way, in the sense that there is a certain hope from the chinese side, from the side of beijing, that if this meeting, it will help china stabilize relations with the united states, and the united states will be spared this the degree of competition is relative, because we all r

, around _ notjust in the indo—pacific region, around the — notjust in the indo—pacific region, this meeting is the rhetoric around it that this isn't really about making the relationship better. it is about making sure it doesn't get any worse? . , making sure it doesn't get any worse? ., , , worse? that is exactly the message we have heard _ worse? that is exactly the message we have heard from _ worse? that is exactly the message we have heard from the _ worse? that is exactly the message we have heard from the white - worse? that is exactly the message l we have heard from the white house, even from the president himself. they have referred to this as putting guard guard rails or a flaw in place. there are elections coming next year in the us. president biden knows he will not be able to meet face—to—face with president xi in the coming year, and the white house said those lines of discussion are open if that is to be further conflict in the coming year, they will not be able to meet face—to—face again and he wants to know he can pick up the phone and call president xi and e

trade investment with the region, you know, it's about half of global trade is with the asia-pacific region. so i know californians and san franciscans understand that probably better than anyone how important this region is to their to their prosperity. >> and this is a special year because it's the 30th anniversary since the inaugural meeting when president clinton made it world leader level right ? >> that's right. and so this is also the third time that we're hosting apec. and, you know, our theme this year is creating a resilient and sustainable future for all as we want to advance interconnected, innovative and inclusive asia pacific region. and of course, for us, san francisco then was a perfect backdrop to be able to host the leaders meeting because we know that san francisco and california are leaders in all of these areas and certainly a great place to have these discussions as we like to think. >> so why, thank you. but in terms of the interconnectedness and the inner innovation, right, talk about how you will go about that, what you hope to see coming out of this that will enabl

have turned into big business, and there is so much back and forth between us and the age of pacific region and a lot of the politicians, not to mention ceos, are hoping the relationships that exist that are positive ie, largely the business ones-- >> sure. >> can overshadow the political tensions and build more bridges. >> the way that happens is with conversations and they will be able to have that next week. >> absolutely. >> sounds good. thank you. appreciate it. >>> looking live at the san francisco sky line now, in 48 hours people from all over the world, yes, 48 hours, will be pouring into the city for apec, the summit includes leaders of 21 economies and more than 2,000 journalists, we are going to break it down, of course, down from politics to the tech, to how the city is handling the gathering. our team of reporters will be out there. make sure to join us for live team coverage saturday night throughout the week. >>> walking out to make their voices heard, students across the bay area send a very direct message when it comes to the war between israel and hamas. our ian cull with

global times journalists point to washington's loss of influence in the asia-pacific region.cation notes that washington’s strategy to suppress beijing is not bearing fruit. moreover, in light of the upcoming elections, the biden administration is forced to show flexibility so as not to suffer another geopolitical setback. analysts, in turn, talk about the expectations of the rest of the world from the negotiations between pin and joe biden. in their opinion, the prospect the normalization of relations between washington and beijing, despite some positive signals , is still vague. meanwhile, social media users are savoring the details of the city where the summit is being held, noting that it’s not... but prosperous san francisco is experiencing a drug epidemic and is riddled with crime. journalists from the czech republic were convinced of this from personal experience. their film crew was robbed by three armed men. the police were unable to find the perpetrators. local authorities only promised to rent out several cameras and microphones to the victims. artyom krosulin, ves

, these are carriers, including long-range missiles that can hit targets not only in the asia-pacific regionys said that only a threat to the territory of the united states will produce tangible results. and what is happening today is the modernization of the 1900s, this is the creation, testing and introduction into production of heavy hunter-type drones, which in a single system can work together as multifunctional propellers 157, this is the build-up of aviation potential, including unmanned, heavy ones, and this is very a difficult task because it is not easy aircraft to take off, it will be carried by infrastructure, control, satellite, aircraft refueling tankers, a decent number , i want to tell you that if you need many new aircraft, no, there can be only one carrier, and it is simply modernized to the level where it will be able to carry the means and weapons that will be able to reach the territory of the united states of america, i can remind you that we and the tu-2 bombers, more than half are guarded by soviet times, they have not yet been modernized, we can in this regard, there

the chinese press emphasizes that the united states is losing its influence in the asia-pacific regionstrategy to suppress beijing has not borne fruit. moreover, with the upcoming elections, the biden administration is forced to show flexibility so as not to suffer another geopolitical failure. china daily analysts, in turn, talk about the expectations of the rest of the world from the negotiations between sizinpin and joe biden. in their opinion, the prospect of normalizing relations between washington and beijing, despite some positive signals, is still vague. meanwhile, social media users are soaking up the details of the city where the summit is being held. they note that the once prosperous san francisco. is experiencing a drug epidemic and is overwhelmed by crime. journalists from the czech republic were convinced of this from personal experience. their filming the group was robbed by three armed men. the police were unable to find the perpetrators. local authorities only promised to rent out several cameras and microphones to the victims. artyom krosulin, vesti. now there is a s

to the indo-pacific region and do not hide the fact that all this is for the sake of containingtly, about the cruelty of the fact that in gas , i think, this is not only pr, but also the reluctance of the israeli leadership to answer several questions to its own israelis, for example, how, a small group, this a special forces brigade, which means a hamas military corral, two izalqam brigades with a maximum of 3,000 people, managed to penetrate 30-35 km deep into israeli territory in one day, israel is a small country, and at the same time the border between israel and the gaza strip is a couple of tens of kilometers. everything is small, everything is close, overcoming electronic tracking systems, overcoming the famous fence, which was dug in all the way down so that there were no combat tunnels, barbed wire and placement on it, which means at least one 143 division, one of the best israeli army, in total in the southern district, well, if there was a 400 thousand army for three districts, southern, northern and central, well, probably , there were definitely several tens of tho

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