well i would treat russia and china very differently and i'm sure we'll come back to russia and we were right it was interesting that in his speech in his speech president trump did not use negative language especially about russia in fact he talked about the phone call he and president putin had thanking each other for recent cooperation and so that was a distinct contrast the speech was a distinct contrast to the written report ok gentlemen to jump in here we to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on trump's view of the world stage with the. twenty eight seen what we'll see are central banks adding coin to their strategic reserves alongside gold so big gold buyers like china and russia will be adding big point to their strategic reserves some of the banks possibly in venezuela they could completely change their fortunes in the global economy by switching over to crypto switching over to bitcoin and then that will set a precedent for other countries of policy. was running exists in that region already and it became i am. trying to list the. kind

north korea and iran ok let me read you a short fragment here and this is directly directed to russia and china these competitions russia and china require the united states to rethink the policies of the past two decades policies based on the assumption that in gauge human with rivals and their inclusion in the in international institutions and global commerce will turn them into benign benign amazing actors and trustworthy partners for the most part this premise turned out to be false i mean this is really really remarkable it is you know it's not the international system it's the international . the system as it's perceived and constructed by the washington consensus and if the chinese and the russians don't want to play by our rules want you to rules they are rivals even adversaries like i pointed this language extremely arrogant because it doesn't it doesn't bring good policy foreign policy result for the united states and i would say put the world go ahead brian yes absolutely i am so i'm so glad that you read that particular part of the report because it says so much it's not just that t

north korea and iran ok let me read you a short fragment here and this is directly directed to russia and china these competitions russia and china require the united states to rethink the policies of the past two decades policies based on the assumption that engagement with rivals and their inclusion in the in international institutions and global commerce will turn them into benign benign amazing actors and trustworthy partners for the most part this premise turned out to be false i mean this is really really remarkable it is you know it's not the international system it's the international. the system as it's perceived and constructed by the washington consensus and if the chinese and the russians don't want to play by our rules want you to rules they are rivals even adversaries like i pointed this language extremely arrogant because it doesn't it doesn't bring good policy foreign policy results for the united states and i would say put the world go ahead brian yes absolutely i'm so i'm so glad that you read that particular part of the report because it says so much it's not just that that p

national security has showed he still has a wary eye on the international stage most notably china and russia yes iran and north korea are still seen as threats but china and russia trump says they are competition this was all part of the unveiling of trump's national security strategy in a speech in washington on monday in it he criticized pasta administrations for not looking out for the interests of american citizens and made it clear that his way forward would involve competing with other countries rather than cooperating with them as much in the president's own words quote we will stand up for ourselves and we will stand up for a country like we have never stood up before but in putting america first other countries were also put on notice here is donald trump on china and russia. we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries but in a manner that always protects our national interest but while we seek such opportunities of cooperation we will stand up for ourselves and we will stand up for our country like we have never stood up before or meeting him a frien

existing laws should be maintained here let's continue to see some people from china here in russia and china solo mr putin. i represent chinese international radio and china russia. in march twenty eighth. russia will have a presidential election what do you think the outcome what kind of how will the outcome of this election impact russia china relations or do you think that our strategic partnership is a short term political situations let's take a question from as well. thank you. thank you mr president so i represent the sink or you see agency my name is lou or hi. we know russia and china decided to align their initiatives of one belt one road in the eurasian economic union but you know that could you please comment on the results of this work after the last year how would you assess the results and the prospects of developing relations between russia and china on my second question the communist party of china has set the goal of the developing new international relations one a future based on equality and mutually beneficial. well relations would you think about there is a russi

well i would treat russia and china very differently and i'm sure we'll come back to russia and we were right it was interesting that in his speech in his speech president trump did not use negative language especially about russia in fact he talked about the phone call he and president putin had thanking each other for recent cooperation and so that was a distinct contrast the speech was a distinct contrast to the written report ok gentlemen to jump in here we to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on trump's view of the world staying with them to. come to call russia no one's ever known one has ever had a country never even heard about most.

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well i would treat russia and china very differently and i'm i'm sure will come back to russia it was interesting that in his speech in his speech president trump did not use negative language especially about russia in fact he talked about the phone call he and president putin had thanking each other for recent cooperation and so that was a distinct contrast the speech was a distinct contrast to the written report ok gentlemen i'm going to jump in here way to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on trump's view of the world staying with. corruption soul and i think that the risk of corruption is liberalists our national interbred of liberalism. over the most important reason it's raining corruption could not cure it because. liberalism. is the poison. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bush for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got to. get . along on those or do. i still get. through. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports

well i would treat russia and china very differently and i'm sure we'll come back to russia and we were right it was interesting that in his speech in his speech president trump did not use negative language especially about russia in fact he talked about the phone call he and president putin had thanking each other for recent cooperation and so that was a distinct contrast the speech was a distinct contrast to the written report ok gentlemen to jump in here we are to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on trump's view of the world stage. in some american cities the police have built themselves cling to refutation of people who walk on the streets of the united states who are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect that were people are no more afraid of the police than of us and those. who can see something happening and this is like i don't want to call the cops let that happen rather than call the cops in those young black men lose their lives chasing the theme goes on the trigger you never know better safe than sorry i don't k

north korea and iran ok let me read you a short fragment here and this is directly directed to russia and china these competitions russia and china require the united states to rethink the policies of the past two decades policies based on the assumption that in gauge human with rivals and their inclusion in the in international institutions and global commerce will turn them into benign benign amazing actors and trustworthy partners for the most part this premise turned out to be false i mean this is really really remarkable it is you know it's not the international system it's the international. the system as it's perceived and constructed by the washington consensus and if the chinese and the russians don't want to play by our rules want you to rules they are rivals even adversaries and i pointed this language extremely arrogant because it doesn't it doesn't bring good policy foreign policy result for the united states and i would say put the world go ahead brian yes absolutely i'm so i'm so glad that you read that particular part of the report because it says so much it's not just that that

well i would treat russia and china very differently and i'm sure we'll come back to russia and we will like it was interesting that in his speech in his speech president trump did not use negative language especially about russia in fact he talked about the phone call he and president putin had thanking each other for recent cooperation and so that was a distinct contrast the speech was a distinct contrast to the written report ok gentlemen to jump in here way to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on trump's view of the world staying with. hello my name's peter and i've been living in russia now for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got to look through in the time. when you're going to get this. money because it was fun though so what do you do because if i had such. a stance is not if. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would eat and where i would sleep. but i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. a couple of employees. you

we were talking about the this report that the president has put out and we're talking about russia and china and michaela also in washington he pointed out something that you know the tune well both negative to both countries is slightly less negative towards russia i know what that's all about and i'm going to say before i ask you a question that train has already left the station i there's always been a suspicion here our hope that you know you could do divide russia in china to have . to slow down their kind of growing alliance strategic alliance and i think that's a pipe dream now i think that is over and i don't think the russians are going to be enticed back they're not enough sticks and they're not enough carrots for that after what's happened over the last few years you know talk about that a little bit there because that's a strategy that people want to have happen but it isn't going to happen go ahead i'm not sure trump wants that to happen i think it is the just of this this document i think is if you have to read it in the main from whether the discussion that i've heard so far i

he was tough in this speech on russia and china and north korea. is campaign's links with russia gathering pace, it is not a bad time to be seen to be getting tough on russia. there is that. i thought he was a little bit too easy, citing putin for thanking us for doing what of course we would have done, helping forestall a terrorist attack in st petersburg. but, nonetheless, this document stresses, in a way that the previous ones since the cold war have not, that we are in a global military competition that, to quote the document, is neither war nor peace, with china, russia, iran, north korea, and international jihadist movements. that is simply stating facts, but the fact that that's out there in black and white is important, and by and large his administration is carrying out policies that are consistent with that. on tuesday you can watch a special interview with donald trump's national—security adviser. that conversation will air throughout the day on bbc world news and on bbc world news america. tomorrow night. let's take a look at some of the

jon: the document said russia and china want to shape our -- shake a world antithetical to u.s. values and interests. that is in line with intelligence agencies' unanimous view of the threat posed by moscow in last year's presidential election. but the president notably did not phrase it like that in his speech. president trump: we also face rival powers, russia and china, that seek to influence american values as well. we will attempt to build a great partnership with those countries but in a manner that always protects our national interest. but while we seek opportunities of cooperation, we will stand up for ourselves and we will stand up for our country like we have never stood up before. jon: he rounded on kim jong-un's north korea, a problem that would be dealt with, he promised. and though few countries were mentioned individually, the president singled out pakistan for criticism and its stance in the fight against terrorism. new in his definition of national security was an emphasis on the importance of the economy and fair trade -- again, central themes of trump the cam

secretary of state rex tillerson in his remarks accused russia and china of not doing enough to help resolve the crisis by putting pressure on north korea this is despite the fact that rex tillerson outright rejected the proposal from russia and china for a double freeze since the beginning of the crisis russia and china have called for a deescalation of tensions by the usa and south korea ending their provocative military exercises in exchange for north korea ending its missile testing and its nuclear proliferation now this proposal was outright rejected by rex tillerson who said that u.s. talks with north korea would not proceed with any preconditions there would be no preconditions he essentially ruled out the possibility of this double freeze as proposed by china and russia now blushes russia's president vladimir putin was speaking recently and spoke about the fact that the usa and russia don't seem to be working together regarding the crisis on the korean peninsula and when addressing that he pointed out that often u.s. leaders seem to put russia on the same level as north korea

secretary of state rex tillerson in his remarks accused russia and china of not doing enough to help resolve the crisis by putting pressure on north korea this is despite the fact that rex tillerson outright rejected the proposal from russia and china for a double freeze since the beginning of the crisis russia and china have called for a deescalation of tensions by the usa and south korea ending their provocative military exercises in exchange for north korea ending its missile testing and its nuclear proliferation now this proposal was outright rejected by rex tillerson who said that u.s. talks with north korea would not proceed with any preconditions there would be no preconditions he essentially ruled out the possibility of this double freeze as proposed by china and russia now blusher russia's president vladimir putin was speaking recently and spoke about the fact that the usa and russia don't seem to be working together regarding the crisis on the korean peninsula and when addressing that he pointed out that often u.s. leaders seem to put russia on the same level as north korea

we also face rival powers russia and china that seek to challenge american influence values and world . we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries but in a manner that always protects our national interest. russia and china determined to make economies less free and less to grow their militaries and to control information and data to repress this is science he's an expert on their influence but has he read the whole document i can say that he's read every line in every word he certainly had the document the entire series for throughout throughout the process so the national security strategy might seem worrisome to a few but it's not very different from past administrations and what's unique about this particular situation is that the world now has to figure out whether to believe the official government line or trump styrene. samir khan r.t. washington d.c. we spoke to the vice chair of the u.s. libertarian party of enviros who believes trump's words often contradict his actions he's saying one thing when he is on t.v. to get applause and he's writing

president has called russia and china rival powers to the u.s.ar foreign policy that attempts to policy. america first admit climate change is a threat to national security. 6.4% in 2018. india's rolling -- ruling

his national security address to warn that america faces quote great power competition from russia and china in a major shift from his predecessor barack obama the u.s. president strategy no longer recognizes climate change as a security threat we also face rival powers russia and china that seek to challenge american influence values and wealth. we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries but in a manner that always protects our national interest the palestinian leadership is condemning the u.s. veto of a u.n. draft resolution on jerusalem it would have required president donald trump to rescind his recognition of jerusalem as the israeli capital all of the other fourteen members of the u.n. security council voted in favor of the resolution this is the first time i have exercised the american right to veto a resolution in the security council the exercise of the veto is not something the united states does often we have not done it in more than six years we do it with no joy but we do it with no reluctance the fact that this veto is being done in defense of a

has used his national security address to warn that america faces great power competition from russia and china and a major shift from his predecessor barack obama trump strategy no longer recognizes climate change as a security threat we also face rival powers russia and china that seek to challenge american influence values and wealth we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries but in a manner that always protects our national interest the palestinian leadership has condemned the u.s. veto of a u.n. draft resolution on jerusalem it would have required president trump to rescind his recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital all resident trump to rescind his recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital all of the other fourteen members of the un security council voted in favor of the resolution. the fact that this veto is being done in defense of american sovereignty and in defense of america's role in the middle east peace process is not a source of embarrassment for us it should be an embarrassment to the remainder of the security council south africa's gove

secretary of state rex tillerson in his remarks accused russia and china of not doing enough to help resolve the crisis by putting pressure on north korea this is despite the fact that rex tillerson outright rejected the proposal from russia and china for a double freeze since the beginning of the crisis russia and china have called for a deescalation of tensions by the usa and south korea ending their provocative military exercises in exchange for north korea ending its missile testing and its nuclear proliferation now this proposal was outright rejected by rex tillerson who said that u.s. talks with north korea would not proceed with any preconditions there would be no preconditions he essentially ruled out the possibility of this double freeze as proposed by china and russia now blusher russia's president vladimir putin was speaking recently and spoke about the fact that the usa and russia don't seem to be working together regarding the crisis on the korean peninsula and when addressing that he pointed out that often u.s. leaders seem to put russia on the same level as north korea

aims to build a partnership with russia and china as an example he cited recent intelligence cooperation between washington and moscow we've helped to prevent a series of terrorist attacks in russia and so noble of the emir putin called to thank him and the cia. u.s. president said that he and the in tire american intelligence community were pleased that they could help to save lives and he does also agreed this was a positive example of the countries working together. we discussed on trump's new national security plan with strategy and this gregory copley he believes that political pressure is keeping russia among the perceived threats national security a paper reemphasize russia strategic threat well unfortunately yes it will largely because of the media and opposition pressure which which has always claimed that he did a deal with moscow in order to help his election campaign so he has to appear to be sure to even handedly against russia and to raise russia rosé potential adversary once again yes there are points of difference between the united states and russia but the reality is th

the document says that russia and china want to shape a world antithetical to us values and interestsine with the intelligence agencies‘ unanimous view of the threat posed by moscow, with their interference in last year's election. but the president notably didn't phrase it like that in his speech. we also face rival powers, russia and china, that seek to challenge american influence, values, and wealth. we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries, but in a manner that always protects our national interest. but, while we seek such opportunities of cooperation, we will stand up for ourselves, and we will stand up for our country like we have never stood up before. he rounded on kimjong—un‘s north korea, a problem that would be dealt with. he singled out pakistan for criticism, in its fight against terrorism. and new in this definition of national security was an emphasis on the importance of the economy and fair trade, again, central themes of trump the campaigner. for the first time, american strategy recognises recognises economic security is national

the way the strategy dealt with terrorism with russia and china was right on target. u: comeajing russia and china as they are surely challenging our influence and power around the world, that's the first time we have heard that since certainly 2008 from a president or a man about to be president. and it's an extraordinary statement. >> it's critical in understanding the jan we operate in. and dealing with the isis caliphate and the broader strategic threats are russia and especially china. that's something you did not hear for 8 years in the obama administration. >> this president is also showing that he can, if you will, delight and revel in understatement just as much as does hire bowl from time to time. the 14-1 vote in the flaits in which the united nations security council tried to overwhelming u.s. sovereignty and its support as jerusalem as its capital fit so chooses jerusalem as its capital. it had everyone in the security council beside themselves. then to veto the resolution was a magnificent moment. you can see the president delighting tonight. but at the s

he singled out china and russia as foreign powers seeking to erode us prosperity. the united states has no choice but to deal with the challenge from north korea. here's our north america editorjon sopel. for two years for two yea rs now for two years now donald trump has talked incessantly about america first. today in unveiling his national security strategy he sought to give a slogan flesh and bones. and what he was keen to do was stress what a break with the recent past his election represented. he was the change maker. with this strategy i am announcing today we are declaring that america is in the game and america is going to win. the document says that russia and china want to shape the world antistatic or two us values and interests. that's in line with the us intelligence agencies' unanimous view of the threat posed by mosque you with interference in last year's election but the president notably didn't phrased it like that in his speech. we also face those powers, russia and china, they seek to challenge american influence, values and wealth. we will atte

enemy those is the missed terrorist networks but it was quite interesting to hear that mentioned china and russia in particular i guess this is due to the influence of some people on his foreign policy and national security team who look at china and russia as real competitors because we know that trump for instance likes and even at my a strongman like putin ping so that was quite interesting but basically once again it shows donald trump's view of the world he talked about a new era of competition and this is how he sees foreign policy and what about these pillars of his national security strategy well quite clearly one of the most important maybe de most important pillars is the economy he talked about the fact that for him national security is economic security that he wants to liberate the american economy as he put it that he wants to work against what he calls unfair trade deals that he has canceled the unfair ferrous climate accord and so on so basically he wants to make america strong as an economic power and from there also builds its military strength further. our correspondent in wash

has used his national security address to warn that america faces great power competition from russia and china and a major shift from his predecessor barack obama trump strategy no longer recognizes climate change as a security threat. the palestinian leadership is condemning the u.s. veto of a u.n. draft resolution on jerusalem would have required president trump to rescind his recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital all other members of the u.n. security council voted in favor of the resolution and south africa's governing a.n.c. has chosen syria to take over the party's leadership from president jacob zuma also narrowly defeated seumas former wife of the vote at the conference in johannesburg . now they've been violent protests outside the congress building in argentina's capital while politicians were debating pension reforms president morsi a matter his government says they're necessary to curb the country's fiscal deficit has more now from what as hours the battle line here is you can see how well and truly for all the government the congress. looking to my left where they're trying

russia thanking our country for the intelligence that r.c.a. was able to provide them there was no specific mention of the kremlin's meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. election just allusions to china and russia as use of technology to shape a world counter to u.s. values. and only a vague mention of how trump intends to combat the ongoing nuclear threat to the united states by north korea america and its allies will take all necessary steps to achieve a denuclearization and ensure that this regime cannot threaten the world overall trumps message was thin on details he's laying out this case of you know the world is really bad it was really bad before i got here and now i'm going to fix it so it's not really about the strategy itself so much as you know the persona of president trump determined to fix these problems. and there was only one reference to the middle east in his remarks although his strategy specifically calls on countries to combat extremist groups like eisel locally it was a speech further highlighting one of the biggest challenges for the trumpet ministrations since taking office cohesion and foreign policy success it is a challenge that appears likely to continue g

secretary of state rex tillerson in his remarks accused russia and china of not doing enough to help resolve the crisis by putting pressure on north korea this is despite the fact that rex tillerson outright rejected the proposal from russia and china for a double freeze since the beginning of the crisis russia and china have called for a deescalation of tensions by the usa and south korea ending their provocative military exercises in exchange for north korea ending its missile testing and its nuclear proliferation now this proposal was outright rejected by rex tillerson who said that u.s. talks with north korea would not proceed with any preconditions there would be no preconditions he essentially ruled out the possibility of this double freeze as proposed by china and russia now blusher russia's president vladimir putin was speaking recently and spoke about the fact that the usa and russia don't seem to be working together regarding the crisis on the korean peninsula and when addressing that he pointed out that often u.s. leaders seem to put russia on the same level as north korea

north korea and iran ok let me read you a short fragment here and this is directly directed to russia and china these competitions russia and china require the united states to rethink the policies of the past two decades policies based on the assumption that in gauge human with rivals and their inclusion in the in international institutions and global commerce will turn them into benign benign amazing actors and trustworthy partners for the most part this premise turned out to be false i mean this is really really remarkable it is you know it's not the international system it's the international . the system as it's perceived and constructed by the washington consensus and if the chinese and the russians don't want to play by our rules want you to rules they are rivals even adversaries like i pointed this language extremely arrogant because it doesn't it doesn't bring good policy foreign policy result for the united states and i would say put the world go ahead brian yes absolutely i'm so i'm so glad that you read that particular part of the report because it says so much it's not just that th

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that town and in his strategy which you read before he talked about russia as an economic threat like china russia is not there condi is declining to ply so the ball is not what it used to be so they're having you know economic problems china obviously is an economic a competitor russia is trying to reassert its. basically its role in europe that declined to the collapse of the soviet union and the latest thing. what happened here we fired russian submarines are out messing with the internet connections between the united states and europe all right so perhaps any sort of hope at the early part of the trump an illustration for better relations with russia that seems to be dissipating much area where does this leave the rest of the world does that mean in two thousand and eighteen we can expect a rise in global tensions. well yes better a few more confrontations between the united states and russia but not so much as to blow up into a war sort of thing but tensions are likely to increase for one no degree with the other panelists it appears that prompt is prison he's cup deve of domestic pol

aims to build a partnership with russia and china as an example he cited recent intelligence and moscow which helped to prevent a series of terrorist attacks in russia on sunday vladimir putin called trump to thank him and the cia the u.s. president said he and the whole of america's intelligence community were pleased they helped to save lives the leaders also agree this was a positive example of the countries working together. i compliment the both presidents for doing this and it makes no sense on some of our policies because at the same time we have this signal that we can't talk and work with each other and help each other at the same time we just had a budget that was passed where the risk five billion dollars allotted to building up defenses and eastern europe to stop russian aggression there's something awfully weird about there at the same time if we can be civil and talking to each other why do we and i speak for our country why do we have to spend so much money pretending that we're going to be invaded and then we're threatened by a russian aggression that makes no sense what