the message, and it was reminded that taiwan is inalienable on the territory of china, and the government of the people's republicof china is the only legal government that represents all of china china is clearly taking all necessary measures to resolutely protect its sovereignty and integrity in response to the visit of the us speaker, all the consequences arising from this must be borne by the us and the separatist forces of the independence of taiwan in quotation marks are also added by the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china, your first results are, er, china's reaction to the visit-stripes, because yesterday we thought that the third world might almost begin. something will follow , volodymyr volya, please, let's start. well, i didn't think there would be a third world war, because when they said that there is rationality in politics, but when putin tried to predict rationally, it looked like there was no war should have been the fact is that the chinese models of power, they are chinese and russian, they are different for more than 10 years and during which time i follow china whe

i believe that the recognition of the people's republic of china as the sole representative of china and the chinese people, was done less out of respect for common sense and decency. and more so out of flagrant did, there is no other option. the republic of china is so small, in comparison to the norms of international law, which dictates successive states. clearly states that the people's republic of china should be the only successor states after the chinese revolution. i think that they've kind of, obviously, there is kind of the push for a new cold war. and this policy that we've seen, the one china policy is kind of one of the last bass p and tranquillity between the united states and china and the united states. and the rest of the world really? so i think yes, i think this is, it goes and the students do contradict the one china policy do contradict official us policy statement. and i think perhaps this is more in fighting among the leaves in washington. when you talk about that in fighting, we have just heard from john kirby, the us whitehouse national security spokesperson.

republic of china, and after the speeches of the communists, the chaikang shia government fled to taiwanit was taiwan that was the first, the first time, the chinese res put china in the united nations, then taiwan was excluded from there and became china well, in fact, only 19 countries with the organization of poor nations have recognized the sovereignty of china there. 57 countries have relations with it but do not recognize it. that is, there is such a thing, but this is a state that actually started as china and then became as if not to china, yes, yes, yes, it happened in and that's why there are analogies between russia and ukraine today, which is also important, and unfortunately there is no analogy, because taiwan is really a very developed country, there are 23 million people living there, but their gdp is 700 billion dollars, while the gdp of ukraine is around 200 billion, let's say so that we understand. and 70% of the chips in the whole world are made in taiwan, and it is very important for us today that taiwan does not support russia and china cannot take it because the chi

the international community recognized the communist government of beijing and the people's republic of chinaiwan in the un, however, when authoritarianism was replaced by democracy in taiwan, the west became interested in it, and despite the fact that the independence of the republic is still officially recognized by only a handful of island states, investments flowed there and now taiwan is one of the leaders of economic development in the region 19 -the economy of the world the flagship of the production of microchips without which it is impossible to imagine modern electronics taiwan is the largest producer of semiconductors and certain electronic products if a takeover happens and chaos - this will put a very significant part of the world economy ukrainian in our situation because it simply means that the production itself will be forced to stop and this is aircraft construction, car construction and so on and so on well, it holds back the progress of authoritarian china, they do the island is a strategically important interest of the us. the united states provides enormous support to ta

of china, relations with the people's republic of china are veryt by the russian federation for this strategic, in principle, united states of america and as far as i know even let's talk about the mechanisms, how effective is actually such the mechanism of addressing the leader of the dprk through the mass media from the point of view of the peculiarities of chinese diplomacy. i think that in this case all mechanisms can be used and they all take place both in the diplomatic circle and through the media and through expert information transmission channels and so on, i think that all mechanisms can be used, but on the other hand, it also demonstrates let's say it is possible, it demonstrates the insufficient level of effectiveness of the diplomatic mechanism, because if the president zelenskyy addresses the chinese presidential office and through e-e through the mass media , perhaps this means that e-e that the channels of communication through e-e, through the issue through the ministry of foreign affairs are not working very well at the moment. t

china. i believe that the recognition of the people's republic of china as the sole representative, the china and the chinese people, was done less out of respect for common sense and decency. and the republic of china is so small, in comparison to the norms of international law, which dictate successes, states clearly states that the people's republic of china should be the only successor states. there is kind of this push for a new cold war. and this policy that we've been, the one china policy is kind of one of the last bastions of peace and tranquillity, between the united states and china and the united states and the rest of the world early. and i collie bowie. she discuss policies as a to tie one with a correspondent, rachel blevins. hello. she's finally touched down there. you know, even an, even in the face of all this rhetoric from china. hello, she apparently had to make a visit. what are your expectations now that she's here? you know, she released that statement right after she touched down in which she claim that she was there to support what she referred to as taiwan, the vibra

china. i believe that the recognition of the people's republic of china as the sole representative of china and the chinese people, was done less out of respect for common sense and decency. and the republic of china is so small, in comparison to the norms of international law, which dictates successive states. clearly states that the people's republic of china should be the only successor states. there is kind of this push for a new cold war. and this policy that we've been, the one china policy is kind of one of the last bastions of peace and tranquility between the united states and china and the united states and the rest of the world. earlier my colleagues always to say, discuss pelosi as a to tie one without correspondence. rachel blevins. hello. she's finally touched down there. you know, even an, even in the face of all of this rhetoric from china pelosi apparently had to make a visit. what are your expectations now that she's here? you know, she released that statement right after she touched down in which she claim that she was there to support were she referred to as taiwan vibran

the united states and the people of the united states stand firmly with the government of the republic of chinamunist aggression in asia and other parts of the world. as a result of this conference, i am sure that there will be no doubt in the minds of people around the world that our two countries and our two peoples stand together against the common danger which threatens free people around the world, the danger of communist imperial colonialism. >> riding back to the airport, the vice president and his party were hailed by thousands of chinese, young and old, who lined the streets of taipei. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> an imposing guard of honor was at the airport to pay their country's respects to the distinguished guests. these were crack contingents of nationalist china's superbly-trained fighting forces. ♪ ♪ >> an unexpected delay caused by the blowout of an airplane tire postponed the departure. after further talks with chinese and u.s. officials, vice president and mrs. nixon 'em planed for thailand sick hours behind schedule -- six hours behind schedule. ♪♪ >> it was close to midnigh

china. i believe that the recognition of the people's republic of china as the sole representative of china and the chinese people, was done less out of respect for common sense and decency. and the republic of china is so small, in comparison to the norms of international law, which dictates successes, states clearly states that the people's republic of china should be the only successor states. there is kind of this push for a new cold war. and this policy that we've been, the one china policy is kind of one of the last bastions of peace and tranquility between the united states and china and the united states. and the rest of the world at least one civilian has been killed and 9 others are wounded, including children and ukrainian shelling of a residential block in the city of rochester in the lugens republic. that's according to local authorities. this amateur footage reportedly from the scene shows part of the building in flames with a show impact crater, apparently seen on the ground nearby. official say the fire was parked by a direct hit on the civilian building. windows have been bl

it was a wonder for me . year, the republic of china fully ceded its seat in the un to the people's republicll, the prc, according to mr. igor, what is the probability that a heated conflict between china and taiwan may start now against the background of the probable arrival, is this possible nancy-stripes will happen today. even the airport was mined. and i have already seen a video of chinese heavy equipment. there, a column of self-propelled vehicles is moving towards the coast of china , which seems to be 180 km from the coast of china to taiwan . the possibility of seizing taiwan, and in the 50s , when instead of taiwan, they started an operation in korea, i think that this is nothing. nancy pilosya still flies there and she will not be able to cancel because that is what the level of authority is china threatened will he be able to abandon his threats and everyone is writing about the fact that the third world war may start because of this visit, why the result i am not i am not i believe that the third world war will start first, and between countries where one is dependent on the ot

of china, which is the official name of taiwan, occupied the place of the people's republic of chinaates, which became the most important ally of the island, however, as how communist china carried out reforms and became an economic power and ton sought ties with beijing for this purpose in 1979 the us stopped recognizing taiwan diplomatically, but pledged to help with weapons in the event of an attack. since then, american policy has been described as strategic uncertainty. washington does not officially recognize taiwan, but when ready to defend the democratic island in 1996, china conducted provocative missile tests to try to influence the first direct presidential election in taiwan, in response, the united states conducted the largest military exercises in asia since the time of the vietnam war, sending a very clear signal to beijing well, in fact, yuriy poi and the head of the section of the asia -pacific region of new-geopoliticl sorochyn.network join us. with the editorial, the article came out already, i am looking at the salaries of the week, they translated those who start

, when she was in china on a visit and still with two wheels, she unfurled the flag of the republic ofna on uh, the square of darkness where mass shootings of students took place in 1989 and they were crushed by tanks if we remember this video that's why that 's why uh she has her own accounts but now when her visit was announced it was no longer about what she can go to taiwan, but there may be a situation where she will meet with the president and ivaniv there now, the woman is somewhere during a visit, let's say in japan, and it is said that er china is also very zealously watching its side for er this situation and he advocates that the american side adheres to the position it was officially declared that there is one country and no one recognizes and ivan no one establishes diplomatic relations in taiwan. although, as far as i remember, somewhere in the mid-90s 29 years ago, some 29 countries had even diplomatic relations with a thaw, then they became fewer because these countries that established such relations are afraid of american sanctions and are breaking these relations, no

of avoiding these types of provocative measures is to cede control of taiwan to the people's republic of china or to cede control of our travel schedules and congress to the people's republic of china, that is not a price we are going to pay. price we are going to pay. that being said, we seek increased economic cooperation in the region as vice chair dell been a mentioned -- delbene mentioned. taiwan has pledged to invest $20 billion in manufacturing semiconductor chips in the united states. this week on friday we will pass through the house a historic inflation reduction act and the largest investment in fighting climate change in our history. we respectfully submit that area of climate change could be a fruitful area of collaboration with the people's republic of china. ultimately, we believe that these provocative measures taken by the prc were an unfortunate attempt to deflect attention from some real problems that are happening within the prc with regard to their economy and their response to covid-19. however, we respectfully submit that these provocative measures are going to continue

in 1949, the kuomintang, opponents of mao zedong, fled, they created their own capitalist state, which still considers itself the real china, until 1976, the republicchina, which is the official name of taiwan, occupied china's place in the un security council taiwan built special relations with the united states, which became the most important ally of the island, however, as communist china carried out reforms and became an economic power, washington sought ties with beijing for this purpose. in 1979, the united states stopped recognizing taiwan diplomatically, however, in the event of an attack, help with weapons. since then, american policy has been described as strategic uncertainty. washington calmly does not recognize taiwan, but at the same time is ready to defend the democratic island. in 1996, china held provocative missile tests to try to influence the first direct presidential elections in taiwan, in response, the united states conducted the largest military exercises in asia since the vietnam war, sending a very clear signal to beijing , we continue, our firm should join oleksandr fyudi or members of the ukrainian association of chines

, and it is near the shores of the republic of china and the republic what is taiwan like, and moments, so to speak, where relations are cooling, i will say so between the usa and china, could this lead to even greater tension, and where do you think that point after some stop will not be interesting, because i understand that a big he doesn't want a war now, if he wanted to, in principle, it could have already started when there was a visit to the encyclopedia, please, sir, you understand diplomacy. there are certain things that must be ritually danced away, so to speak. now, this is exactly what is happening. one country causes one ambassador in other countries of the second ambassador, there are exchanges of verbal accusations, so to speak, but the situation does not move beyond that, because each party understands that there is nowhere to move, because otherwise it will only worsen their own position . i think that this is all, and a certain cooling will end, probably no, not a short period may take place, but believe me, in a month or two, everything will return to normal

uh entered into cooperation with the people's republic of china, then it should be cooperation on an oting and beneficial to both the chinese, uh, side and the belarusian side, therefore, of course, it is necessary, uh, higher localization in manufacturing there as well. e bicycles. e motorcycles. uh, geely and so on and so forth. well, we have a lot of specific examples. eh, let's even say so. here is an example of the minsk automobile plant, when we had options to always install a motor from western manufacturers. well, our leadership got its bearings very timely and jointly with the people's republic of china built a factory. e near minsk, releasing the necessary e motor, which is also installed on our trucks. ez the correctness of the strategy that was chosen by our state and the president. eh, when we, shall we say, didn’t put, uh, everything in one basket, but tried to work in different markets, no matter how hard it was, no matter how far away, when we said , well, well, why why go to latin america or there in southeast asia, the shoulder is very e large disadvantageous. eh, bu

we hosted such a trial stream e where we invited both the ambassador of the republic of belarus of the people's republic of china well-known well -known belarusian bloggers, who have a fairly serious audience of chinese subscribers. announced in just a couple of hours. here's the stream we sold $135,000 worth of products. this is about 22,000, and buyers, but in general, for 3 weeks, 165,000 dollars, and 28,000 orders, that is, this attracts the most chinese consumers, and the naturalness of the belarusian products. eh, again , somewhere i want to touch the side. yes, that is, we are not only promoting as a commercial platform. we tell in general on the side, so everything attracts. well, first of all, of course, what it is, yes. it's really natural. this is a healthy one, if we are talking about the products of the glass industry. it's handcrafted, that is. these are all the things they are very interesting to the chinese consumer. well, how did our other companies, our belarusian manufacturers, respond? and do they really care? yes , of course, here, uh, someone has an assortment that is now available, and we

very effectively to forge closer relationship with the russian federation and read the people's republic of china and other regional countries. but unfortunately, i was not very happy with the piece of progress that was going on with the, the relationship between these countries. i, for myself, i have been, you know, for the last, almost 30 years i have been you know, are trying to suggest that pakistan belongs to the region. and that pakistan should develop a greater economic and strategic relationships with the russian federation with the people's republic of china and understand they need on in all these, you know, or turkey or so i think that her, i like her, the former prime minister's narrative her. but i'm not sure whether he's actually were there, you know, he actually bab, used it to when he was a sort of for losing power. so he used it politically. i'm not sure. now are many people have argued that pakistan and others need to sort of free themselves from western guardianship, but i think he, you, in your writing went far more radical. you've been actually suggesting that many.

and taiwan, but people's republic of china believes that taiwan is a part of the people's republicchina taiwan's believe that they are independent that they left after the communist take over and that they are not planning on going back what we often have in san francisco in the bay area are delegations or people like nancy pelosi who go to china and then they go to taiwan on their way back in other words to give face to both but right now china is upset that taiwan is going to be visited by the person that's third in line for the presidency after joe biden kamala harris. it's nancy pelosi now, larry this is has a little bit to do with face. but also there's ongoing tensions, especially like i said here in the bay area with china over a number of issues everything from free tibet to the uighurs the treatment of the minorities muslim minorities in the far western side of china trade also to be honest. we also have a lot of esp going on here in the bay area where the chinese are often accused of pilfering our tech. so it's attention rising rising and now with nancy pelosi as this bei

uh, where we invited both the ambassador of the republic of belarus of the people's republic of china and well-known well-known belarusian bloggers who have a fairly serious audience of chinese subscribers, so with them, and in just a couple of hours it was announced as a stream and sold products for 135,000 dollars. this is somewhere around 22,000, and buyers, but in general, for 3 weeks, 165,000 dollars, and 28,000 e orders. that is, it is most of all chinese consumers. ah, the naturalness of the naturalness of belarusian products. eh, again , somewhere i want to touch the side. yes, that is, we are not only promoting as a commercial platform. we tell in general on the side, so everything attracts. well, first of all, of course, what it is, yes. it's really natural. it's healthy it. and if we are talking about products of the glass industry, this is handmade, that is, all these things are very interesting to the chinese consumer. well, how did you respond? if our other companies are our belarusian manufacturers and in general , are they really interested in this? yes , of course, he

we had such a trial stream e where we invited both the ambassador of the republic of belarus of the people's republic of chinawn well -known belarusian bloggers who have quite serious audiences with chinese subscribers, so with them, and in just a couple of hours it was announced as a stream and sold products for 135,000 dollars . it somewhere around 22,000, and buyers, and in general, for 3 weeks, 165 thousand dollars, and 28,000 e orders, that is, these are the most chinese consumers, and the naturalness is the naturalness of belarusian products, and again somewhere i want to touch the side. yes, that is, we are not only promoting as a commercial platform. we will talk about the country as a whole, so everything attracts, well, first of all, of course, what it is, yes. it's really natural. this is healthy. uh, if we are talking about the products of the glass industry, this is created by hand, that is, all these things are very interesting to the chinese consumer. well, how did they respond?

of china and not with the republic of china. not the one who explains that taiwan actively tried to help ukraine at the beginning of russia's war against ukraine and provided financial support. support and why does ukraine refrain from recognizing independence and ivaniv, why is there no taiwanese representation in ukraine? as far as i know , the reason is precisely the policy of one china, which is now supported by most countries in the world. including er because humanitarian aid is a very human story and of course any humanitarian aid is very important for us er during this war but it in no way affects our understanding and our policy it has been declared many times and if we let 's start some flirting, formal, i emphasize formal, because no one forbids us human humanitarian contacts with taiwan, the levels of chinese companies buy russian oil, china buys russian natural resources, trying to support uh, russia's ability to wage this war but if we start a conversation, and this is our fundamental interest, uh, about some formal

the first meeting between the two leaders since people's republic of china was founded. ing still sees taiwan as a breakaway province and is determined to take it back. the director of the taiwan studies workshop at harvard university says nancy pelosi's visit could have made relations worse. >> it is not ambiguity about whether we would defend taiwan or not. it's ambiguity about the circumstances under which we would defend taiwan. strategic ambiity basically says that if taiwan is the vict of an unprovoked attack from the mainland and provocation means a declaration of independence by taiwan. it is been clear for a number of years that the united states will aid taiwan. where it is not clear is that the united states would come to taiwan's aid if provoked the mainland into an attack by declaring independence. >> with the situation we have, with nancy pelosi visiting taiwan and with the obvious annoyance from beijing, i wonder would it be more helpful for the u.s. to be les ambiguous? when it talks about its stance to the one china policy? >> the concern about being less

of china and not with the republic of chinahow do you explain the fact that at the beginning of russia's war against ukraine, taiwan is actively trying to help ukraine and provides financial support. and why is ukraine refraining from recognizing independence and ivan, why is there no taiwanese leadership in ukraine? as far as i know, the reason is the policy of one china, which is currently supported by most countries in the world, including humanitarian aid, because humanitarian aid is a very human story and of course any humanitarian aid is very important for us during this war at the level chinese companies are buying russian oil. china is buying russian natural resources in an effort to er and thus support er the ability of russia to launch this war. of paradeism will change its strategy and will try to consistently punish us for this, first of all with russian years, but it is also possible with its own, and it will not only be trade bans, it will be cyber ​​​​vina, it will be russia's help, and it will be russia's help w

we had such a trial stream e where we invited both the ambassador of the republic of belarus of the people's republic of china and well-known well-known belarusian bloggers who have quite serious audiences with chinese subscribers. so it was with them, and just a couple of hours it was announced. here's the stream we sold $135,000 worth of products. this is somewhere around 22,000, and buyers, but in general for 3 weeks 165.000 dollars a-a 28.000. e orders, that is, it attracts most of all chinese consumers, and the naturalness of the naturalness of belarusian products. eh, again , somewhere i want to touch the side. yes, that is, we are not only promoting as a commercial platform. we tell in general on the side, so everything attracts. well, first of all, of course, what it is, yes, it really is. that's right, it's healthy. eh, if we are talking about the products of the glass industry - this is created by hand. that there are all these things, they are very interesting to the chinese consumer. well, how did ours respond? as well as our baths, belarusian manufacturers and in general, are they really interest

complicated by the fact that in the fall in the communist party of china will have re-elections and the current leader of the people's republicof china xi jinping intends to be re-elected there for the next term of government, so a visit by a high-ranking american politician no now would be such a public slap for him and humiliation and encouragement for taiwan, so this is exactly what he is trying to avoid at all costs and to things during phone conversations with biden last week told him verbatim that the us is playing with fire and risks getting burned on the holiday thank you for these details tsn correspondent oglyakosylenko from the united states about taiwanese the aggravation of relations between china and the united states is currently only a diplomatically tense situation and in the balkans already with sirens and shots, although the government of partially recognized kosovo made concessions, serbian protesters still did not unblock the roads, not only that, in the northern regions of the country, which is still not recognized by serbia, people appeared to cry about the special status of the minister of internal aff

we had such a trial stream e where we invited both the ambassador of the republic of belarus of the people's republic of china well-known well-known belarusian bloggers who have a fairly serious audience of chinese subscribers, so with them, and just in a couple of hours it was announced as a stream and sold products for 135,000 dollars. this is about 22,000, and buyers, but in general, for 3 weeks, 165,000 dollars, and 28,000 e orders, that is, this is most of all chinese consumers. ah, the naturalness of the naturalness of belarusian products, uh, again, somewhere i want to touch the side. yes, that is, we are not only promoting as a commercial platform. we talk about the country as a whole, so everything attracts. well, first of all, of course, what it is, yes. it's really natural. this is healthy. eh, if we talk here are the products of the glass industry - this is created by hand, that is, all these things. they are very interesting to the chinese consumer. well, how did our other companies, our belarusian manufacturers, respond. and do they really care? yes, of course, here, uh, someone has an assortmen

but i do have to emphasize one point, if we take this idea of china meaning the people's republic of wan has never been part of the prc. and this is a historical fact. there's never been a people's liberation army soldier here in taiwan. the prc has never occupied or set foot in taiwan. so it becomes very disingenuous to say that taiwan has become it -- or that it is part of china for a very long time. it is partially what i wanted to respond to. but secondly on the "taiwan relations act," and the three communiques and all of that, nowhere within any of these documents does it mention that no speaker can visit taiwan. or that no members of the legislative branch can visit taiwan, or members of the executive branch for that matter . this is not part of what is written literature within the three communiques. we have to be very clear-eyed, because we don't want to stumble into the next crisis based on hearsay. and we don't want to stumble into next crisis based on word of mouth. so we have to be very clear what is in the text, and what is keeping with the status quo. and when we have a

, the people's republic of china, then taiwan was never formally included, but all the countries of the world , including ukraine and even the usa, they recognize that taiwan is an integral part of china, despite the fact that there is another government there, nationalists or democrats, and now in power, that is, precisely in the territory. that is, we accept this the concept is chinese, that now it is a single china, yes , that is, the concept of a single china. but unlike, for example, ukraine, the united states is also developing military cooperation with taiwan, while ukraine, for example, can develop cultural cooperation and economic cooperation, this is not prohibited. but it is precisely political relations with it is forbidden by the authorities in taiwan, because here then a choice arises, either you already have relations with taiwan or you have roads from china, we still have. i think there will be time to make this choice in due time. e koval joined us e actually e china connoisseur and we talked a little about this visit expected vacuum cleaners soon soon the plane

and the people's republic of china.trials began specifically against foreign citizens? and not by citizens of ukraine, although they also have enough citizens of ukraine. in this way, the russian federation is now not talking about kyiv. there, london or washington should also talk with those with, er, luhansk donetsk, as for ukrainian servicemen, they sentenced them to long terms, then he stayed, then the usual standard negotiations took place, which do not depend on the term of the so-called imprisonment, and er, they and people were released simply, that is, in fact, it was not a deadline, they were some pieces of paper, they did not have such any significance in this matter, or just now, after the deer season, the real situation has changed, and we cannot predict what might happen about the prisoners of war in zelenivka, the public appealed to the spokesman of the international committee of the red cross, oleksandr vlasenko, according to him, the organization has access to some of them and he has no right to disclos

even though taiwan has never been part of the bus republic of china, and i was a paul, a effort to write history here. quatro new who has a spokeswoman for the chinese foreign ministry saying that taiwan has always been a province of china. this is simply not true, it was declared a province in chief dynasty for less than 10 years, less than 10 years. when john japan took it over and made it a colony of japan. lying about the fax is not going to help to the situation. so i think hello, she's visit was designed as been was saying do as a show of support because against china is trying to change the status quo. why just before we move on, mr. what, why does taiwan medicine much to nancy pelosi and to the us. it matters for a number of reasons. one of the reasons nancy pelosi came, it gave me that she has always been a strong supporter of democracy around the world. the united states in general, which mediately puts it against china, which is defending authoritarianism. but a 2nd reason is strategic. python is strategically extremely important because it is part of the 1st island chain of d

uh, entered into cooperation with the people's republic of china, then it should be cooperation on anicial to both the chinese side and the belarusian side, therefore, of course, it is necessary, uh, higher localization in manufacturing there as well. uh, bicycles. e motorcycles. uh, geely and so further and the like. well, we have a lot of specific examples. eh, let's even say so. here is an example of the minsk automobile plant, when we had options to always install a motor from western manufacturers. well, our leadership got its bearings just in time and, together with the people's republic of china, built a plant. e near minsk, releasing the necessary e motor, which is also installed on our trucks. ez the correctness of the strategy that was chosen by our state and the president. uh when we uh let's just say, they didn't put, uh, everything in one basket, but tried to work in different markets, no matter how hard it was, no matter how far away, when they said, well, well, why go to latin america or to southeast asia there very e big unfavorable. uh, but today it shows, uh, the sit

china again took control of it. but taiwan officially known as the republic of china argued it was never part of the people's republic of china established by now in 1971, the united nations, that it would only recognise the payoff fee as representing china effectively expelling china. taiwan subsequently, many countries including us in japan, switched their diplomatic recognition from the r o c to the p r c. since i, in, when became taiwan president, 8 more countries of ties with it, and subsequently received chinese investment and loans. now, only 14 sovereign states have full diplomatic relations with taiwan, but mainly in the caribbean, central america, and pacific island nations as well as the holy sea shepherd tonchee is live for some washington. he joins us now and shall nancy. pelosi was never, not going to taiwan. will she does, it doesn't seem like that. as indeed, as you mentioned, as soon as she arrived various tweets, various articles or statements were released. positioning pelosi as a freedom fighter in the battle against we'll talk with you on behalf of democracy in a off ad that was almost you need t

china again took control of it. but taiwan officially known as the republic of china argued it was never part of the people's republic of china or established by mouth in 1971, the united nations that it would only recognize the p. r. c is representing china, effectively expelling taiwan. subsequently, many countries including the u. s. and japan's which that diplomatic recognition from the r o c to the p r c. since then it's i in, when became taiwan president, a more countries of cot ties with it. and subsequently received chinese investment and loans. now, only 14 sovereign states have full diplomatic relations with taiwan. there mainly in the caribbean, central american and pacific olive nations, as well as the holy see. the white house is distanced itself from the visit, but to also stress that it does not violate the one china policy. shebra tansy has more reaction from that now in washington. messages this has nothing really necessarily do with us. nancy pelosi is, is the speaker of the house. it's a separate wing for the government and for the congress, not the executive. they have no say is a message in what

gave but why are the stakes so high in this game the conflict between taiwan and the people's republic of chinao this day. washington did not officially recognize taiwan's independence, but remained its main ally and defender, unlike the people's republic of china, taiwan is an island democracy, beijing already considers the archipelago historically its territory, the conflict between the usa and china over taiwan was entering a heated phase before, but the current situation made the two nuclear superpowers talk about the third world war. i believe that the possibility of this is real, even under the conditions of the strategic nature of decision-making in beijing, of course, a nuclear apocalypse is not beneficial to either side. three actors where each has his own motive, let's start with china, he thinks how not to give a damn and to preserve the influence of the region taiwan is located right in front of the nose of beijing and the control of another country, there it is a demonstrative slap in the face in the meantime, washington wanted to slip on the slippery slope and remind who is the ma

our president made an offer to talk to the leader of the people's republic of china. atically answer that china maintains close ties with ukraine and other sides of the ukrainian crisis. quote answer yes, there is a possibility of negotiations here and well, china, after all, who is he with? who do you think xijin-ping was informed by putin about the beginning of the war from the beginning, i apologize, i will start from the end. i think he was informed, but we don't know... that's exactly what it is it was said that before our conflict, maybe putin promised that ukraine would raise its paws, surrender and there would be no opposition, it would be a war. and maybe he said that there is a possibility of an armed conflict, and it would be negative for china as well. that is, we do not know for sure, but the fact that china was warned, the fact that he knew about the beginning of the war, well, this is 100% information and even the very symbolism of putin's visit. he was precisely in the fact that in uh, this is so that if russia's aggression was a full-scale aggression ,

in particular, from the president of the people's republic of china xi. jinping president of egypt delphi tahal sisi president of tajikistan emomali rahmon president of venezuela nicolas maduro president of kyrgyzstan soda gorozhaparov. and also the president of kazakhstan kassym-zhamarte tokaev leader of turkmenistan, serdar berdimuhamedov, prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan, telegrams were received from well- known figures in various fields, both near and far abroad , the head of integration structures. shocking news comes from the uk, according to surveys, a quarter of the country's population will refuse heating in the winter in the middle kingdom, from 25 to 50,000 citizens die from heat poverty every year, this cold season can serve as a salvation, libraries and a museum will become shelters for those who are freezing by an unexpected initiative of the authorities. true , with an increase in prices for the year by five. as happened with electricity, even the government may not have enough money to heat libraries in the country trying to implem

china's hypersensitivity. and really, what remains of the one china policy is an american commitment not to support taiwanese independence. and to recognize only be jing as the government of the people's republic of china. but outside of that, we are now sending more leaders to taiwan. we are baking more sales to taiwan, and we're welcoming taiwanese officials into official american government buildings . so the one china policy, the core of it, is still there, but the style and meaning of it, the seriousness with which it's taken, that clearly has changed. could talk until that very clear. thanks for joining us. robert davy from the wilson census kissinger institute on china and the united states. thank you. and jo and foreign minister on i'm at bab walk is in new york to take part in view of the landmark and non proliferation tracy aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons was burbock highlighted the threat of a nuclear confrontation with russia. as a consequence of its warn you crane and talked about the challenges posed by other nations like iran and nuclear armed north korea. long delayed conference had been scheduled to take place in 2020, but had to be postponed several times be