include working toward peace in the eastern prc. [translating] >> when i started as a young senator on the foreign relations committee i was the chairman of the african affairs subcommittee. >> said as you have heard me say before, america is all in on africa. [translating] you are all in with you and angola. [translating] >> thank you very much for being here. i look forward to our conversation. [translating] coming to america. [inaudible] >> thank you very much president joe biden to conduct these official visits in united states of america. to strengthen our bonds of friendship between our two countries in the united states of america. we are open to cooperation and economy food sectors such as security and the use of space for peaceful purposes. [speaking in native tongue] >> i would like to take this opportunity president joe biden for having been the first u.s. president to change the cooperation part between that te u.s. and the african continent. [speaking in native tongue] was here in washington d.c. for the summit and at t

ensuring prc plays no role in postwar reconstruction for ukraine. prc would use its presence to collect intelligence on ukrainian foreign supplied military capabilities as well as steal intellectual properties of ukrainian companies. only to hinder the trajectory for this should be prevented at all costs. that prc's partnership with russia is proof its efforts will never be in the interest of a region. our black osceola and partners set a clear message to beijing predatory lending practices and malign influence have no place in the backseat. for too long the black sea region, even after russia's initial invasion of ukraine and illegal annexation of crimea in 2014 has remained a low priority theater for the u.s. and nato. recent events prove this much change. neither direct nato nor -- neither nato nor the eu have a specific strategy directed to the black sea. american leadership is needed here to get the ball rolling. assistant secretary o'brien i look forward to hearing from you on ways we can better coordinate with our allies and partners in the r

the prc might target chinese nationals under any pretext. these are new regulations to provide ground for the prc consulates to intervene in overseas private affairs with chinese national needs -- with chinese nationals, whether they welcome support or not. what is your take on under these new security rules and there are specific things we should do in light of this new regulation that the state council has passed? >> i think my colleagues wanted to say one thing on that. >> it is just following your questions earlier about the overseas police stations and the consular volunteers. when the ngo safeguard defenders published their report on chinese police stations abroad they received an email purportedly coming from me as an international human rights lawyer at that space saying a report is superb, i would like to offer you my services and i would like to help. they engaged with that email and after time they started getting asked questions about their sources for the report and likely the person who received the email thought something was

understand the threat environment and the fact that the american people start to recognize where the prchallenge, helps us so we are moving the same way. it's not just whatth the militay does is what we do economically to be able to compete where we need to but also cooperate where there may be opportunities. >> one of the win that is the biden administration took away from the meeting between president xi and biden was the reopening of military to military communications. can you tell the us an update? >> i'm standing by. the opportunity to have dialogue whether is with allies or partners orr adversaries are really important. i think with our adversaries it'ssc to prevent miscalculatio. we started with unclassified and gmail account. that was helpful. it was more a deconfliction. and so the opportunity to talk to the adversaries to the understand what we are both doing and prevent that miscalculation. at the same time the dialogue that i had with allies and partners it is important. i've been in the job for two months. i've probably had 40 plus engagements, about half of them are counte

understand the threat environment and the fight the americanre people start to recognize where the prcs a challenge. it helps us also remove the same way same-day purse not just with the military does but what we do diplomatically what we do economically to be able to compete where we need to. but also where there may be opportunities for. >> one of the winds the bite administration check with the meeting to present she invited was the reopening of military to military communication. can you tell us an update on how that is going and why that is critical to avoiding the things people are worried about the survey? >> i am standing by. the president met a few weeks ago and the opportunity to have a dialogue weathers with our partnerships or adversaries are really important. with our adversaries it is to prevent miscalculations. but asmy own personal experiencs the commander on the isis campaign when the russians came into syria we started out with the gmail accounts. that was a way for us to communicate with the russians. it is very helpful to help prevent miscalculation because was more

mikhail mishustin, who is visiting the prc. nikita korzun reports from beijing.hairman of the people's republic of china, shizen ping, personally monitors what he calls the quote: filling russian-chinese relations with new content. this was the case in may, when mikhail mishustin visited beijing for the first time this year. so this is happening now 7 months later. first, the heads of government of russia and china hold several rounds of negotiations as part of deepening interaction between the two countries, then the leader of the prc listens in detail to the prime ministers and draws his conclusions. today we have laid a strong foundation for interaction, its scale and quality are growing, our ability to withstand risks is strengthening, which fully demonstrates the stress, stability and broad prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation between the two countries. next to xidzenping, today is chinese foreign minister wang yi. let me remind you that he literally ceded this post to qingang for several months, but after the latter disappeared from the media field

to be collected in certain commercial processes or products and process like prenatal care that the prc does not. obviously the people's republic of china sees value in the process identifying information, genetically identifying information that that can be used obviously against us in a two minutes way, particularly with the onset of ai. why is that? and the something i'll be sure to discuss. and then finally the gray zone activity often associate with russia, but being fully leveraged by the chinese communist party. they are a deep concern. we have come for example, as another example of upcoming election in taiwan on january january 13. what are the prc and the chinese communist party's level of engagement and manipulations in those elections? just a few things for us to discuss. i won't belabor, i hope you take a look at the incredible bios of our experts here. i think we will just dive right in if that's okay with you guys, really if anybody has any kind of opening remarks, let me know. john, i'll start with you. you traveled the furthest, based in sydney. can you just take a mome

the prc may target a chinese national abroad under any pretext. these are new regulations that can intervene in overseas private affairs of chinese nationals whether they welcome government support or not. what is your take away on this with regard to the new security rules and are there specific things we can do in light of this new regulation that the council met chinese government assessed? if i may i think my colleague want to say one thing on that. >> following your question the consular volunteers to quick points when the ngo safeguards their reports in chinese police stations abroad they use an e-mail purportedly coming from a saying advice to offer you my services and i'd like to help. they engaged with them and after period of time they give the sources for the report could luckily they never received the e-mail and felt something wasn't quite right and reached out to me throughou another way in whih bottoson sophisticated fake. this is an example of what i've been speaking about where people proposed too be lawyers and people who reach o

to be collected in certain commercial processes or products and process like prenatal care that the prc does not. obviously the people's republic of china sees value in the process identifying information, genetically identifying information that that can be used obviously against us in a two minutes way, particularly with the onset of ai. why is that? and the something i'll be sure to discuss. and then finally the gray zone activity often associate with russia, but being fully leveraged by the chinese communist party. they are a deep concern. we have come for example, as another example of upcoming election in taiwan on january january 13. what are the prc and the chinese communist party's level of engagement and manipulations in those elections? just a few things for us to discuss. i won't belabor, i hope you take a look at the incredible bios of our experts here. i think we will just dive right in if that's okay with you guys, really if anybody has any kind of opening remarks, let me know. john, i'll start with you. you traveled the furthest, based in sydney. can you just take a mome

and uk currently allow foreign researchers allow genetics, the prc does not. obviously the -- the people's republic of china sees value in the personally identifying information. genetically identifying information but that can be used obviously against us in a tremendous way particularly with onset of ai, why is that? that's something that i will be sure to discuss. finally, the gray zone activities, oftenti associated with russia but being fully ledged by the chinese communist party. for example, upcoming elections in taiwan, what are the prc and chinese communist parties levels of engagement and that manipulation. just a few things for us to discuss. i hope you look at the incredible bios of the experts. i think we will dive right in if that's okay with you guys or anybody has any kind of opening remarks, or table-setters, let e know. john, i will start with you, based in sidney. can you take a moment and talk about the australian government and i would say even more broadly than the kind of political space and the national security space has really come a

such intentions were voiced by representatives of the delegation, which was headed by the head of the prc department for publishing and distributing literature in foreign languages. further development prospects were discussed at a meeting with the minister of information of our country. as vladimir pertsov noted, there is interest among belarusian youth in the originals of chinese authors. this demonstrates. minsk international book fair, where china presents its publications annually. meeting participants were invited to visit the thirty-first exhibition in march. the work on translating belarusian classics for readers of the celestial empire has also been streamlined. however, this is not enough, noted vladimir pertsov. for chinese youth, belarus is not exactly terraincognito, but they know belarus, but the need for information is colossal. that's why our chinese colleagues offer this. to create such a specialized center not only for the educational process, which is also very important, but also in order to visit our country in the near future. literary works are the best way for the

discussed today during a meeting between the minister of information of belarus and the head of the prclanguages, so in china they plan to open a center for schoolchildren, where translations of books by belarusian authors will be collected. how vladimir pertsov noted that belarusian youth are interested in the originals of chinese authors, and a striking example is the minsk international book fair, where the prc presents its publications every year. to visit our country in the near future. literary works are the best means for the peoples of our two countries to understand each other. we want to deepen cooperation in the translation of literary works in belarusian into chinese. tomorrow the national academy of sciences will host the presentation of the first volumes of sedinpin's book on public administration in the belarusian language, as well as a scientific conference on public administration. management of china and belarus. the romanticization of crime is increasingly becoming a serious social problem. the russian tv series the boy's word stirred up viewers in the post-soviet cou

and prc would cut off contact for decades, no recognition. mccarthyism took over u.s. society and culture and fears of world war three. of course were heard again and amplified and a global global rearmament drive gripped the world. time's garish cover here of mao zedong, the leader of the prc gives us some sense of the atmosphere as does the famed u.s. strategic document, nsc 68 on the right, which, of ur, was a blueint circulating in the u.s. bureaucracy and was calling a ogram just like this, but gained truman's approval. hectually hit it in a safe because he thoughit was too extreme, but it finally gained approval after this. prc u.s. confrontation in korea. against this in his last famous. i'm sorry that i wait. i think i want to. off to. there we go. in his last famous speech calling, the u.s., the gibraltar of western civilization, hoover offered, his final vision of restraint in the speech, hoover outlined a new national strategy instead of containment based on air and navy power, a streamlined geography, avoiding peripheries like korea and greater efforts from

today, the prc has built more than 20,000 km of high-speed railways, half of the world's length.cities in the desert, a giant hydroelectric power station, a new fourth generation nuclear power plant, not the least role and only at home, the chinese academy of sciences plays in this matter, helping in the implementation of large economic projects. almost all over the globe, the chinese government, chinese companies and local businesses. partners are building highways, designing high-speed railways, yes...

that is certainly an option, that the prc has in case something drastic occurs within taiwan, whether preparation, it simply contingencies and let's really hope the sides, taiwan and the mainland, can work this out without having to resort to any force by the mainland.- force by the mainland. and, of course, force by the mainland. and, of course. we _ force by the mainland. and, of course, we do _ force by the mainland. and, of course, we do have _ force by the mainland. and, of course, we do have the - force by the mainland. and, of course, we do have the crucial| course, we do have the crucial election just around the corner in january, election just around the corner injanuary, don't we? where do you think this puts the united states, essentially? president biden has said of course that washington would be ready to defend taiwan. realistically, what do you think that defence could look like?— could look like? again, we really should _ could look like? again, we really should not - could look like? again, we. really should not speculate. could look like? again, we - really should no

the prc newspaper has the largest circulation in english, over 500,000 copies. the south china morning post, another oldest english-language publication in hong kong, called alexander lukashenko an old friend of the chinese leader in its material, and outlined the strategy for developing relations as close work in a number of areas, from industrial cooperation to cross-border transport. bilateral trade turnover between belarus and uzbekistan this year will exceed last year’s volumes. this was stated by deputy prime minister leonid zayats at a meeting with his uzbek counterpart jamshit khadzhaev. the countries aim to double their total trade in the near future and reach the billion- dollar mark. among the promising projects is the development of industrial cooperation and joint investment. now there are 186 enterprises with belarusian capital operating here, and we have about a hundred with uzbek capital. today new projects in the furniture industry and agriculture are being discussed. this will be discussed at the business forum. samarkand. today, belarusian bus

maudzun, the united states... recognized the prc, the prc became a member of the un security council.dadun died four years later. if we they didn't have kissinger. in 1976 , the erosion of china with an internationally unrecognized government would begin. ugh. in 1991, there were five democratic states in the un security council: taiwan, yeltsin's russian federation. united states, great britain. we would have the opportunity to change the world so that now nothing that was there would be. the world lost, thanks to kinzher, a huge chance for a normal life , this is a catastrophe of catastrophes, you just had to wait four years, they will say, china would still have to be recognized, maybe, but then a new leadership would come, dancy pinin, who would like normalization with the united states as. it would be necessary to change china economically, not china - a member of the un security council and a great power, not a recognized china, not recognized by the civilized world, and the political concessions on the part of the leadership of the communist party could be enormous, and because

mao zedong, the united states recognized the prc, the prc became a member of the un security council.ur years later. if we didn't have kissinger, the erosion of china would have started in 1976, damn it. international government, well, in the un security council in 1991 there were five democracies, taiwan, yeltsin's russian federation, the united states, great britain and france, we would have the opportunity to change the world so that now nothing that was b. the world lost, thanks to kinnjer, a huge chance for normalcy. life, it's a disaster-disasters , you just had to wait four years, uh, they'll say, anyway, china would have to be recognized, maybe, but then a new leadership would come, deng siping, who wanted normalization with the united states, who would need economic to change china, not china - a member of the un security council and a great power, not a recognized china, not recognized by the civilized world, and the concessions are political from the side. the leadership of the communist party could be huge and because they would really like to get into the un, to become in

army, the prc this time poured in again decisively and for the long haul.he cold war metastasized into the seemingly inevitable dark conflict that we m know so well from movies like the manchurian candidate for "dr. strangelove." the u.s. and prc was cut off contact for decades, no recognition picked mccarthyism took over u.s. society and culture. and here's a world war iii of course were hurt again and have a fight and a global rearmament drive gripped the world. times girish come here of mao zedong the leader of the prc gives us some sense of the atmosphere as does the thank you sttegic documents msc 68 on the right which of course was a blueprint circulated in the u.s. bureaucracy and was called a program just like this, but gained truman -- never gainedame with approval. he actually hit it inas a safe because he thought it was too extreme might have finally gained approval after this prc u.s. confrontation in korea. fa. i'm sorry that i wait. i think i want to. off to. there we go. in his last famous speech calling, the u.s., the gibraltar of western ci

period, with the us vaccines making their way to key regions of the world where we compete with the prc for influence. the biden administration has complement to these investments with forward-looking policies that advance us interests abroad. notably under president biden's leadership the state department established the bureau global health security for ambassador at large, ambassador, i look forward to hearing from you today about how the bureau has integrated global health security in our national security and foreign policy priorities and how the united states is engaging to advance that effort so there's certainly a great deal of ground to cover in today's discussion and it is my hope that today we can identify constructive reforms to the who that build on the administration's effort to enhance global pandemic preparedness as well as forward-looking policies that further cement america's leadership in global health securities. with that, thank you, i yield back. >> i will thank you. our witnesses today, miss pays, the assistant secretary of health and human services for global aff

we know and i have to repeat -- direction with the prc's high, and we hope to reach $200 billion of mutual trade next year. it's going to be on top 200 billion and probably -- [inaudible] for the next year. and in the first quarter, we would attain $120 if billion of bilateral trade. 3 11th, it was 31 is % -- 311% last year, and the -- 31% last year. we have assumed our economic ties in various sectors steadily. we have been twrsfying -- diversifying our ties. i have been developing infrastructure and bridge-building and high-tech cooperation also, and we'll act in this vein. and an incentive, an impetus was provided during the the march visit paid by the president of china,, and i -- xi jinping. and we agreed that we would develop relations in eight main areas, if we -- and we signed the relevanting documents. the government of russia and the prc started -- our plans that we design with my friend president exhibitioner actively are. we have been working reliably. as regards brics, well, i will not say to you the specker of the -- [inaudible] russian-chinese ties are one of the main guaran

china is the main trading counterparty in the prc.ccording to the results in the twenty-second year, bilateral trade grew by 30% to a record $185 billion. but then in march, the president of russia and the chairman of the people's republic of china decided that it was necessary to further intensify bilateral economic cooperation, and the result is already there. for 9 months of the twenty-third year. the volume of trade grew by another 27% compared to the same period of the twenty-second, and this volume is no longer measured in dollars but in rubles of 16 trillion or yuan (trillion 200 billion), because over 90% of unrestricted payments between our countries, now in national currencies. mikhail mishutin's visit will last 2 days, tomorrow a meeting is planned with the chairman of the people's republic of china, anatoly lazarev, valery sebastyanov, yuri yarchenko. channel beijing now has breaking news: the president has signed a law abolishing bank fees from mandatory support. this question was raised during the year-end program with v

beijing also concerned agreements on the share of responsibility that belarus is ready to share with the prc in africa. that’s why the visits to equatorial guinea and kenya took place ... after negotiations with sizenping. watching this long business trip of the head of state, i again remembered his words that it is very important for belarus to large-scale redivision of the world to take its place, but for this you need to move. and the working tour that our president made 20 days before the new year, i am sure, will provide our country with new reliable partners for decades to come. respond to the changing direction of the winds of life politics. you cannot lead astray someone who knows how to change the trajectory of movement, and if you are confused by belarus’ active course towards africa, then you simply do not keep up with events. don't forget the old wisdom, fortune favors the brave. only those who act the most ambitious goals are achievable, even if someone from the outside does not believe in their achievements. well, for those who are trying to improve the well-being of belarus wi

today, the prc has built more than 20,000 km of high-speed railways, half of the world's length., a giant hydroelectric power station, a new fourth-generation nuclear power plant, and not least at home, the chinese academy of sciences plays a role in this matter, helping in the implementation of major economic ones. projects. across nearly the globe, the chinese government, chinese companies and local business partners they are building highways, designing high-speed rail, extracting fossil fuel reserves, launching power plants, installing thousands of surveillance cameras, and opening air and sea ports. these are all part of a vast project conceived by president xidinping to transform the global trade networks that both supply china and... create a market for its products, all with the active participation of chinese scientists. 750 m of road per hour, at this speed transport construction is underway in the celestial empire arteries, whatever, some buildings are erected in a day. experts call it the chinese construction miracle, over the past 5 years they have built hundreds of

the prc and the russian prime minister summed up the results of mikhail mishustin's visit.ussia is one of the world leaders; parliamentary diplomacy has made a great contribution to strengthening our authority. this was stated by vladimir putin at a ceremonial meeting of the council of legislators dedicated to the thirtieth anniversary of the federal assembly. the president thanked the parliamentarians for the timely adoption of important decisions, support of participants from their families, development of education and healthcare, saving our... historical mansion clearly demonstrates what the connection of times means. the history of russian parliamentarism can be traced back to the novgorod veche, zemstvo councils, state dumas of the era of the decline of the russian empire; however, the country’s modern parliament is only 30 years old; it was elected in 1993 simultaneously with the adoption of the constitution. 30 years is quite a bit by historical standards, but for russia, which we... and we wish you good luck, people who know what they are doing and know why they ca

need to look for a way to move forward on other trade agreements to be able to counteract what the prc is doing in the indo pacific? i think our allies are expecting us to be able to provide an alternative. i don't believe they want to do these things with china without having us have the same opportunities, and i think they prefer to be a trade partner with us rather than the prc. >> i can say this, and i think it is absolutely essential that in our future, that we are deeply, fundamentally intertwined and engaged with the commerce business and economics of the indo pacific, and if we are not, we will not succeed. >> i realize amount of time. the chairman is busy anyway. i'm out of time, but one of the things i will highlight is negotiating support. one of the reasons i think it's important, as the former governor of nebraska, i can tell you that the prc was a terrible trade partner. they, certainly, haven't lived up to the agreements they were under during the trump administration, but i can tell you, they would buy a lot and cut us off. they were not a good trade partner. i think th

if you look at hong kong and the prc, they are putting pressure on taiwan and indo-pacific. militarily, what we have seen, continue to pressure to where in this case taiwan down or others down to their own gain. and we've got to pay attention to that, why is why i go back to really over the course of five years, i was a commander, before coming chief of the air force, watching many nations in the region, the american public see the prc as challenge and now we help with deterrence. >> shannon: 70% have concern the conflict will spill into another country. any thought where you see putin going, more or likely two years into this? >> what i see now, if you think about what putin intended from the very start and territory gained and lost in ukraine, things have not gone according to his plan. one key area i think because of what happened in ukraine, nato is stronger than it has ever been, in fact, larger with finland and sweden soon to follow. because of strength and dialogue with many of our nato partners, we're all committed to ensure this does not expand into nato and go broa

mathematics, the country of china is interested in establishing cooperation between belarus and the prcu, dear mr. president, today there will be a hockey match, and many of our young students, hockey players, they did not sleep last night, are very worried, our university has hosted more than 70 heads of state at different times and heads of government, but this is the first time that a foreign head of state will play hockey with our students, this is the very joint outing to fly with the peking university team, here and without further ado, not only... the final score is 6:1 in our favor, but the main thing, of course, is not the numbers on the scoreboard, but the emotions. this is how we strengthen not only trade and investment cooperation, but also develop humanitarian cooperation. by the way, just recently, belarus and china signed an agreement to create an association of universities. these are joint educational programs, student exchange, training of scientific personnel between eighty universities of the two countries. ideas voiced by leaders fit perfectly today at the negotiati

in beijing, during a bilateral meeting with the minister of public security of the prc vanam sayahu,r kolokoltsev noted that strengthening cooperation in a difficult international situation is a priority for the two countries. the russian minister spoke about how the negotiations went in a special interview for our final issue. our interaction is developing and strengthening, and in many ways, this is cybercrime. with extremism , with terrorism, the search for hidden criminals , all the ways to develop our interaction, it is confirmed by the results of these joint events, we do not ignore such an important line of our work as drug trafficking, the ministers discussed the migration policy of the countries, one of the priorities of our activities. of our ministry of internal affairs is to respect the rights of citizens of the people's republic of china who are in the russian federation with for various purposes, with business issues, with issues of employment for tourism purposes. from beijing, vladimir kolokoltsev went to xi'an. millennia ago, this city was the beginning of the greati

none of the liaisons have been declared to host a lot alone receive consent while the prc embassies and consulates have been using these informal networks for a decade they were formalized through a state council decree in september. in your testimonies of law enforcement officials must pay attention to the role of diplomatic staff and actors working on the states to intimidate exiles. which role do these volunteers play in the ability to conduct transnational repression activities? >> the honest truth of my knowledge on this issue is from the human rights group that you cited. we were encouraged to see an april indictment for two p.r.c. nationals arrested on suspicion of operating one such police station in new york. so this issue is getting greater attention, the plane i would simply make is the 850 or so cases we've had a physical transnational, the murderers, that's just the tip of the iceberg, in countries like china are employing surveillance, police stations, spyware, just all manner of tactics. i think it's a wake-up call for the nation. >> specific thing we could do it in regar

the prc trades a lot by sea and understands that dependence on such transportation needs to be reduced is a moving thing, anything can happen, and depending on one route is dangerous. another diversification trend is global changes in logistics. search for alternative routes and supply chains. the transport and logistics industry is strategically important for the competitiveness of the economy and the socio-economic development of the country. 7 of... hence the global initiative one train one track, which has been implemented for 10 years, highways, ports, air hubs, plus supporting infrastructure, more than a thousand investment projects, $1 trillion in funding, involvement of 120 countries, a colossal volume, in the civilizational this has not happened on a historical scale, this is probably the largest in the history of mankind with... a coordinated infrastructure initiative that is aimed at creating new trade routes or well -forgotten old ones, since these are routes across the continent that from china pass through central, southern asia and exit to the indian ocean and most impor

with the opening of barriers only to the border cities of the prc, last fall we visited 100,000 russiansve china very much. china is multifaceted, multifaceted, and completely different, it’s not just beijing, it’s other cities further away and not just the ones we hear about, shanghai-guangzhou, for example. currently, vladivostok and china are connected by 17 direct flights per week. we miss you, we haven’t been there for a long time, we used to fly there often now. we really love vacationing in our country, but nevertheless we want to go, let’s say, somewhere in asia. several air carriers operate on airlines, domestic foreign. as the new year approaches, china is getting closer. with beijing, it will take only 2 and a half hours to get from the capital of the far eastern region to the very heart of the celestial empire. the izmailov family is flying from under the discovery in five, first to beijing, from there to the south, where it is warmer; in the capital of the people's republic of china it is now about as frosty as in vladivostok. we'll take a walk around beijing, we've never be

dialogue in beijing will continue, the head of the russian government will meet with the leader of the prcalsky, nikolai zakharov, nikolai petrov, alexey korpukhin and andrey sorokin, news from beijing, china. at washington the money for kiev has run out, the press secretary of the us state department publicly stated this. according to him, the united states does not have the ability to help ukraine. due to lack of congressional resolution. let me remind you that earlier senators blocked a multibillion-dollar tranche to kiev. we don't have any magic pot ready from which we can continue to draw money for ukraine if congress does not pass a bill for additional funding. russia is a country of great achievements. right now we are making a discovery in science, our children open the doors of modern classrooms. we are creating new cultural spaces, and of course, we are opening new routes to the point of attraction. discover our achievements with you. countries, come to the exhibition forum russia, look how very safely they stored the drugs, there is no doubt that they conducted clinical trials o

>> let's go up a notch. , scholl activity there is reflective of prc's desire to china sea and that's not something we hold up to nor does the international tribunal the international tribunals. so this is a direct challenge on the national order so we continue to push backth against the imparted that is a treaty ally. so we are able to support them in various ways. this indicates the probability of the buffoonery goes way highest you start to see the chinese prc and not pln but the vessels coast guard equivalence inel an effort to coerce taiwan. we've been doing this for while this is not new but the tempo is higher now. is it a tense case for what we do quick it stands for the-based international order and what we are seeing in the philippines, the philippines continue and i'm impressed with what they've been able to do. think that's reflective of the strength of the relationship that we have with them. when i think about and opaque on command command and what they've been able to do in the indo pacific over the last two years whether you think about our relationship with the philip

this is demonstrated by the minsk international book fair, where the prc presents its publications everyeeting participants were invited to visit the thirty-first exhibition in march. the work on translating belarusian classics for readers has also been streamlined. these are the best means for the peoples of our two countries to understand each other. we want to deepen cooperation in the translation of literary works in belarusian and chinese. there was also a presentation of sidinpin’s book on state management in belarusian translation. so far , the first volume has already been completed and work on the second. another step towards developing strengthening relations between belarus and china. a direct flight will connect minsk with the city of sanya. what is attractive about this direction? the city of sanya is in... the opening of a new destination will contribute not only to the development of tourism, but to the increase in bilateral trade. this opens up new opportunities for tourism. and for establishing new business cooperation hannan is a very interesting place, not only climate

the first tourist groups set off on a pontoon crossing to the prc.e is also a noticeable revival in freight traffic on the russian-chinese border. a record number of deliveries were made for both export and import. anna leonova about whether the transition will become year-round. friends, are you glad that you are going to china? yes yes. the first bus with russian tourists approaches the winter border crossing of pokrovkazh. we are very happy that the crossing has finally opened, we have the opportunity to come again, and how happy our tourists are, words cannot express it for the new year's impressions, shopping for delicious cuisine for the weekend, a record 430 passengers crossed the russian-chinese border, i went to tongjian, tongjian crossing is closed, grateful, that it’s already only 5 minutes on pontoons, in the summer on a barge at least half an hour, this and that, if there is a calm on usur, margins with cargo, tourist chinese river buses, so you need to think in advance about what time, what time schedule to build the floating bridge. an

territory of the countries of the former soviet union, which has received such recognition from the prcrrently we have a doctor working at the center, an acupuncturist of traditional chinese medicine, who is the first in our country to receive confirmation of his qualifications of their diploma, operate on the basis of a medical institution in lesnoy and four republican centers with a total of twenty departments of 14 surgical profiles, plastic and vascular with attachments neuro and micro, an innovative approach is facilitated by modernization. we have three operating rooms, they are all interchangeable, in all these operating rooms we can do laparoscopy, we can do endoscopy, we can do uh, there are all tours, open operations in any operating room. acquaintance with belarusian experience and specialists, a visual excursion hosted guests from uzbekistan, belarusian healthcare was assessed by more than 230 specialists. transfusiology and oncology, diagnostics and rehabilitation also in pharmaceuticals and medical education. in total , there are eight thematic sections within the framewor

visit to beijing of the head of the russian government ends with negotiations with the leader of the prcay, before that there was a meeting in moscow, where russian president vladimir putin and the president of the people's republic of china agreed to intensify bilateral cooperation, and this work fell entirely on the governments of our countries; mishustin shared its impressive results with the chinese. previously, president putin and i set a goal of achieving trade turnover of $200 billion, and we did it. this is certainly a concrete embodiment of our practical cooperation. growth in various industries continues. at the moment, we are demonstrating resilience to various challenges. common challenges that, as mishustin noted, china and russia have coped with, just a lot contributed to the rapprochement, but at the basis of trust, sidzenpin added. strong foundation mishustin expresses condolences to the chinese leader in connection with the terrible earthquake in the north-west of china, moscow is ready to lend a helping hand. knowing that you are personally worried about this tragedy, b

the report writes this, quote: we assess that these directives gave prc influence actors more freedoms than the presidential election in 2020 probably because prc officials believe that beijing was under less scrutiny during the midterms and because they did not expect the current administration to retaliate. as severely as they feared they would in 2020. joining me right now with reaction is former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe. john, it's always a pleasure to see you. you have been so wonderful and in truth-telling to the public. merry christmas to you. thanks for being here. >> yeah, merry christmas, maria. maria: give us your take on this national intelligence council report. i've got the intelligence community assessment in front of me right now. is china a getting ready to interfere in our elections in 2024? >> very clearly they are, maria, but what the report also telling yous is what you outlined, the intelligence community has to grudgingly walk back the erroneous assessment that in 2020 china was sitting on the sidelines. look, i was very vocal that we had