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olaf scholz will hope history. olaf scholz will hope his visit can _ history.pen those i his visit can deepen those economic ties. but critics say he is making the exact mistakes of overreliance on china is berlin previously made with russia. the united states, which is pursuing a policy of decoupling from china, has urged germany to be cautious. translation:— translation: pragmatic cooperation _ translation: pragmatic cooperation between - translation: pragmatic. cooperation between china translation: pragmatic- cooperation between china and germany is a matter for the two sovereign countries, the united states should not attack it without reason and has no right to meddle and interfere.- to meddle and interfere. china and its 1-4 _ to meddle and interfere. china and its 1.4 billion _ to meddle and interfere. china and its 1.4 billion citizens - and its 1.4 billion citizens wield immense economic power. to olaf scholz�*s calculation, it is worth keeping president xi close, even if it draws criticism from germany's traditional allies. tom brada, bbc news. let's

absolutely, it is a very delicate dance for chancellor scholz.wing calls from washington, from across european nations and also within his own coalition to change course on china, and while there have been some indications that germany and scholz is trying to find a new path, of viewing more as a competitor and as a rival, there also has been a very sort of muddied message, partly because scholz has emphasised several times now that decoupling simply is not an answer, from his perspective. and of course there's that view that they might burn theirfingers again as they did on relying on russia for their energy needs. yes, indeed. i think that for many europeans and also germans of course is the concern here — economic entanglement really didn't work of course, when it came to russia, it did not ultimately influence putin's decision to invade ukraine and i think there is some fear that germany isn't reducing its reliance on china swiftly enough. we also of course have that quite controversial deal on the chinese state company buying a minority stak

olaf scholz asks china to use its influence with russia to end the war in ukraine. the chancellor also looks to expand economic cooperation with germany's biggest trading partner. also on the show -- russian officials urge civilians to leave the city of hearts on. an indicator that moscow's military might soon leave the right bank. ukrainian forces prepared to retake the occupied region. twitter's new boss, billionaire elon musk, begins slashing jobs in a bid to make the platform more profitable. and in a world of german football, we talk more about developing cinderella story in the bundesliga. with a little club making big noise in the race for the title. ♪ to our viewers watching on pbs, in the united states, and to all of you around the world, but to have you with us. -- good to have you with us. german chancellor olaf scholz has asked china to use its influence on pressure to stop the war in ukraine. the chancellor made the request during a controversial one day trip to beijing where he met both chinese president xi jinping and the premier. olaf scholz has face

translation: we hope that chancellor scholz's first visit | to china is a success.ermany are all—round strategic partners. that partnership was first established 50 years ago, when the then chancellor willy brandt established diplomatic channels with beijing. that same year, richard nixon met with chairman mao, becoming the first us president to ever visit mainland china. their meeting was a turning point for china and the west, and germany has been a major beneficiary. china has been germany's biggest trading partner china saved the german economy a couple of times when we faced a crisis, like the financial crisis — everyone was in trouble but daimler sold more s—class mercedes than ever but critics say he is making the exact mistakes of translation: pragmatic. cooperation between china and germany is a matterfor the two sovereign countries. the united states should not attack it without reason and has no right to meddle and interfere. china and its 1.4 billion citizens wield immense economic power. to scholz's calculation, it is worth keeping president xi close, e

george scholz was pretty new. he did not really know the reagan's all that well. he had just gotten back from a long trip overseas and it included a stop in china. as the dinner progresses, the reagan's, both of them start peppering him with questions about the chinese leaders and do they have a bottom line and a sense of humor and what makes them tick. beyond that t they start talking about the soviet union. scholz, away from the hardliners in the national security council meeting begins to reel -- realized something about i ronad reagan. this man has never had a conversation with the big-time communist leader that he is dying to have. he has really thought about this a lot. he is very confident in his own ability as a negotiator. but then scholz realizes something else. this dinnerin invitation was noa socialistan invitation. getting him alone with the president so that he could begin to understand something about her husband had something that really had the potential to change history. he also realizes something else in that moment. he, george scholz had found

chancellor scholz is being accompanied by some of germany's top business leaders.ere has of course been growing concern in europe and the us over china's trade practices, human rights record and territorial ambitions. joining me now is katy silver. the hang seng has absolutely soared — what's going on there? and is it in any way related to the meetings that are going on between china and germany today? between china and germany toda ? ., v between china and germany toda ? . �*, _, ., today? that's right, victoria foster blast _ today? that's right, victoria foster blast i _ today? that's right, victoria foster blast i have - today? that's right, victoria foster blast i have seen - today? that's right, victoria foster blast i have seen it i today? that's right, victoriaj foster blast i have seen it is currently up about 7%, and part of that may be due to this meeting but it is also due to these rumours that have been circulating on social media of potentially opening up in the coming months. we will have to wait and see on that. all eyes as well on this meeting. we

guy: olaf scholz is in favor of this trip.coalition in favor of the trip. >> that's a very good question. we had about two weeks ago a rather controversial decision regarding the chinese investment in one of the container terminals that's germany's biggest seaport. there we had a situation where six ministries from olaf scholz coalition were opposed against this and chinese investment but olaf scholz pushed it through. that sort of showed there's more than one view within his own coalition. alix: we appreciate it. for more on the trip we want to bring in researcher for europe over at the eurasia group. anna, greens and free democrats, no way they like this. they have human rights concerns. what do you think they are doing right now talking about olaf scholz? anna: i'm not sure if you heard this but in an unprecedented move she actually called olaf scholz and i think that's describing the situation. we want them to get tougher on china with the decision on the port of hamburg so they want to touch on controversial issues from h

i just wanted to read out what german chancellor scholz said.e said, "china remains an important trading and business partner for germany and europe. we don't want to decouple from it." but u.s. policy on china speaks of abusive and coercive purchases in the treating space. somewhere in between, the u.s. and its partners are trying to find a, nine on china, with both deeply invested in huge trade volumes in the u.s., more than 500 billion dollars. in the case of germany, more than $250 billion or euros, whatever you like. both cannot get away from china and they are grappling with how to deal with it. nicole: is germany meeting washington's expeditions of being a strategic partner when it comes to china, in your view? guest: we saw antony blinken on the stage, there was a lot of agreement that china needs to be handled with caution. you will not hear a word of direct criticism coming out of d.c., but no doubt there will be more expectations in the future. it is very interesting that german chancellor scholz had on the question of where germany h

the chinese president welcomed olaf scholz on his trip to beijing. the agenda, trade ties, human rights, and they have strained the relations between beijing and brussels. let's get to our china government reporter, colum murphy. what would you say is the biggest take away from the meeting was? colum: it is still ongoing so we can say definitively what will be the take away, but i can tell you what would be the aspirational take away, and that would be for germany to walk the thin line of maintaining economic ties with china, making sure that it's companies who are heavily invested here can secure market share going forward. and they will not alienate beijing in any way, but also at the same time, germany is hoping to cool down without alienating their home base back in germany. also there european partners and the united states, who would be more than happy to see germany taking a more assertive view of its relationships with beijing. dani: thank you very much. bloomberg's colum murphy. let's turn to the u.s. were tech companies are once again tappi

scholz recently addressed me.changed an electric stove to a gas one, the sad one that infuriated the germans most of all. laughter of the chancellor. and now in social networks they remind him of the one who laughs last laughs well at the beginning of the year she bought more than 100 billion cubic meters of liquefied gas. at the highest price, it almost completely filled its gas storages. and while olaf-scholz has already relaxed analysts. they warn that europeans will be able to survive the coming winter if two factors coincide at once, if the temperature remains within the climatic norm and lng supplies are at the maximum level in poland, where prices are rising by leaps and bounds, and people are stocking up on super expensive firewood, no one remembers climate agenda. nicks this winter will not ask us about the achievement ambitious climate targets. they ask about energy prices and living standards in the european commission said that soon the economies of most eurozone countries will enter into recession amo

the german chancellor olaf scholz will become the first g7 leader to visit beijing since the start of scholz�*s plane took off, the timing of his trip to china had become a topic for debate and criticism, coming days after president xi jinping tightened his grip on power and secured an unprecedented third term. i'm joined now by our news correspondent katie silver. she has been looking into these latest lines for us and can join me now from the newsroom. wait to get you on the programme. i'm intrigued. there has already been such criticism about this visit and yet, it is so significant, coming in as it is after the pandemic. what are the expectations for the visit and why is it so significant? yes, it absolutely has been, its been the subject of a it's been the subject of a great deal of controversy. as you mention, it is the first visit of a g7 leader, the first visit of a g7 leader, the first visit as well other european leader since late 2019 has been a long time between visits. in terms of what olaf scholz would like to achieve through this visit, he says he will not be shying awa

and germany are strategic partners meeting scholz with the chinese leader took place in the so-calledpeople's hall of the chinese parliament building, president xi jinping noted that both countries should work together for world peace, the first partnership between countries was established 50 years ago when the then chancellor willy brand established diplomatic channels calmly in the same year, the american leader richard nixon met with the head of the mao , thus becoming the first us president to visit mainland china, this meeting became a turning point between china and the west, and berlin is the main beneficiary china has been germany's largest trading partner for the past six years china has saved the german economy several times when we faced financial crises everyone had problems, but daimler sold the most s-class mercedes than ever before in its history in lavshol seems to hope that his visit will deepen those economic ties but critics say that by relying too much on china, he is repeating the same mistakes that berlin previously made by relying on russia, the united states,

nicole: olaf scholz promise to take a stuffer -- a tougher stance on beijing.redible is this claim after he pushed through the hamburg container terminal deal? >> there are many people who are disappointed, without the german chancellor would take a tougher stance. when we look at china. especially after the experience germany did with its dependency with russia. many are demanding berlin to take a stance. especially after we look at what happened with russia, many are saying the government should be especially careful with who will feel the gap -- fill the gap. it's not just the deal of the port in hamburg, but also the timing of the trip, that have raised eyebrows within the government coalition. scholz will be the first western leader to visit xi jinping, since his reelection. that saw him expanding his authority more. this visit to beijing can be seen as a confirmation for the policies by the chinese leader. there were many who even asked scholz to not go to china now and to cancel his trip. nicole: some of those are human rights groups who will have -- who

tom: we are looking at live pictures of li keqiang along with olaf scholz meeting after olaf scholz met with chinese president xi jinping. before we let you go, and you are headed off to cop27 to talk about the importance of that work, i wanted to get your view on u.k. politics. if you look back at your time as chief sec. to the treasury, you worked with george osborne, the chancellor at the time as part of that coalition. the current chancellor saying that there are are watering difficult decisions they will have to make in the u.k.. is austerity 2.0 unavoidable at this point in the u.k.? or are there other options, other paths that this nation could go down given the constraints of the market? danny: it is not for me to talk about current u.k. politics, tempting as they may seen -- seem, but we have made significant adjustments in response to the global financial crisis. the u.k. had good growth prospects in 2015 and we could see a more positive future ahead. unfortunately, the government is back in a position where it has to make these adjustments. i know jeremy hunt from being with

this week olaf scholz met xi jinping schultz went to china and macron.t maybe, because it wasn't agreed with him. he sees how germany builds relations with china and perhaps wants to play a role in these relations. and germany, from the point of view of the macron, should maintain more ties with the rest of europe than with china. it looks like whoever went to china first and speaks to the celestial empire on behalf of the whole of europe, the macron suggested that the german leader fly to beijing together. but a little later, scholz did not listen in the celestial empire ; china may not be charisma but still the same economy of clip-artist natalya senko ivan malyshkin and vladislav kulachikhin central television this story can be continued with amazing assumptions, turns out to save the european union from inside the euro. the low cold war can unite berlin with paris, a joint confrontation can only be not a russian threat, as many might think, but a confrontation with an american threat, and as i understand it, after a public quarrel with love scholzia

we talked about the fact that chancellor scholz german chancellor olaf-scholz under the version is veryom criticism, and from outside, including foreign ministers anna lena berg and the german public, for daring to go to china and trying to preserve the remaining elements of normality, uh, in german-chinese economic relations, but it seems to me , which is largely behind this criticism, the united states, which just considers china as its main strategic competitor and which does not want to allow any slightest independence, uh, from germany and olaf in particular, i completely agree with what artyom pavlovich said here, and the green party, anna lena burbock, is just the most prominent representative of the american clintel. in today's germany, those who are most committed to precisely atlantic relations, it is very remarkable that we are just sitting on a stump during a meeting with scholz , considering this visit as an opportunity to call on germany and europe to become more independent and get out of american tutelage. here i will quote gray hair. he said you can't depend and be unde

well, as for the scholz.conomic normality not at the expense of russia. yes, uh, this weekend, scholl again stated that he does not believe that there is not the slightest chance, in his opinion, of commissioning commissioning, preserved branches, and the nord stream pipeline - 2, but at the expense of china, really, but scholz. eh, go ahead. uh, met a dolphin. uh, so in early november, and biden met with the kids on the sidelines of the g20 scholz summit. flew. uh, well, for about a week, until that time, he brought with him a very large part of the german business leaders, just automakers , representatives of the chemical industry, and the industry did not take a macron with him, but. moreover, he did not take the heads of european institutions with him. er, that is, the chairman of the european council and the european commission, because of this, schultz has been exposed so far. a month has already passed until now, monstrous criticism , and from within, from outside, as an illustration of such criticism.

taking olafar scholz this morning, the german chancellor's plane landed in beijing.visit, becoming the first head of the european government to visit china since xi jinping's recent re-election for a third term. however, despite the friendly volume, the meetings before scholz face an almost insoluble task for berlin. to negotiate with beijing against the backdrop of a sharp political aggravation between china and the collective west, in principle, the mission of the scholites under such conditions was understood by ksenia nekrasova that this trip to china would be a test for the german leader. and it was clear for strength long before the start of the official visit and language-like restrictions on the program cut to a minimum, leaving one day, but it was not covid that could disrupt the negotiations at all, but european politicians who called on schulz to refuse the trip , the minister of foreign affairs of germany spoke out to them which demanded that the chancellor be tougher with beijing than angered ordinary germans, who considered public instructions to the le

this week, olaf scholz met with the sizinpin of the ring went to china macron.e, because it wasn't agreed with him. he sees how germany is building relations with china and perhaps wants to play in these their role in relationships. and germany, from the point of view of the macron, should maintain more ties with the rest of europe than with china. it looks like who went first to china here and speaks with the celestial empire on behalf of the whole of europe, macron, offered the german leader to fly to beijing together. but a little later i didn’t listen under the sky , it was the chancellor who was met because germany is still the main locomotive of the european economy, but for china it’s possible not to be charisma but still the same economy of clip-art natalia senkoy ivan malyshkin and vladislav kulachikhin central television this story can be continued with surprising assumptions, it turns out to save the european union from an intra-european cold war. berlin and paris, maybe a joint confrontation is only not russian, as many might think, a threat, but a c

german chancellor olaf scholz has landed in china with germany's biggest brands to underscore the twontrys close economic relationship let's bring in rebecca chung will includes -- rebecca chung wilkins. there is a lot to balance, the economic ties and also the geopolitics. >> he is carrying the weight on his shoulders. he is between an increasingly strident beijing, a u.s. that has stalled tech measures and also trying to balance his own national interest. you can see the figures he is being flanked by, some of the most senior men in some of the biggest companies in germany. it reflects the pivotal role of access and they need to present access to chinese markets for germany. china is germany's largest trading partner outside of the european union and that is about billion's of euros, not just a handful. these companies are short of the offer to the country. rishaad: and you have this with so much investment going into china. you have got to balance that with china's relationship with russia as well, so it has got to be a juggle here. it is amazing that he is the first g7 minister to

yes, why does she still accuse the scholz.elieves that scholz is out of line with the european union because the european union as a whole, yes, has declared the need to tighten policy towards china to the detriment of itself, but now, if germany is essentially facing a near-anal policy, and on the part of the united states, then germany itself is pursuing the same neo-colonial policy towards serbia a if on friday the schol is following to beijing, then tomorrow, and in berlin, uh, to the scholz come, uh, the leaders of six, uh, countries, so-called as the western balkans, the former yugoslavia, which has not yet joined nato and uh, the summit of the so-called the berlin process was launched by angela merkel at the time. in general, this is such a format for the interaction of the balkan countries with germany regarding their involvement in the european orbit and, accordingly, the leaders of serbia, montenegro, bosnia and herzegovina, northern macedonia , albania, and semi-recognized kosovo come to berlin, and this is what the

the german chancellor, olaf scholz, has landed in beijing, the first western leader to visit china inore than three years. scholz�*s visit marks 50 years since west germany re—established diplomatic relations with beijing, marking a turning point in relations between china and the west. now on bbc news, panorama. tonight, on panorama... emergency services are dealing with an incident near manchester victoria station. ..the people who deny these terrible events ever took place. i have been trying to find evidence of a real explosion and evidence of a real bomb and i haven't found any. 27 people, 20 of them children, have been killed _ after a gunman opened fire at a primary school... - no—one died in 2012 in sandy hook. we reveal how the twisted world of disaster trolls has arrived in the uk. the more outrageous and the more bizarre and the more whacky theories that have zero evidence to back them up often are the ones that actually get the most traction. where survivors of tragedies and terror attacks are hounded. i wish i could just get - the picture of me on the floor withjust this

that's why scholz's new priority is to improve berlin's relationship with washington., building a vector for the complete subordination of american foreign policy, which, as wall street writes, jornul. now looking for weak points of already existing sanctions and fights attempts to weaken them. although the germans are obviously already so hard on the next protests, medications by individuals, since we do not want the lights to go out in europe, we demand an end to the confrontation between east and west. we demand immediately. roll the supply of arms to ukraine in france, which was not authorized by parliament for frying. so far, it’s true that only corporate authorities are promoting the green agenda in this way, but how long biofuel cars will last is a big question just by conducting experiments. we can get results at the same time eastern european countries are once again trying to push a new package of sanctions that should include a large number of individual restrictions on russian individuals, and what is still unlikely to be an oil price ceiling. although its

xi told scholz he opposes the use of nuclear force in europe.ws 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake." powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you area much, indeed. former government minister a lasky chin-ups off -- i have completely missed pronounced that, has taken over at coo of ukrainian states energy company nafta gas. this after -- announced he would retire as head of that business. less than two years into the role. why the abrupt departure? let's find out. we have been speaking to you over the last few months that we have watched situation develop and evolving ukraine. why are you stepping aside? >> i would start saying, it was a difficult decision for me, given the importance of nafta guys -- naftogaz resilience. it makes little sense to its plain the reasons of this decision. i understand those are challenges of having a western-style corporate government at the state owned company like naftogaz. it is more relevant during the war. i h

leaks confidential talks with another state leader scholz swallows liverwurst santa asked for politicalv and the effigy-leaf of the track was burned in the square. yes, they don’t want to publicly shake hands with a canadian. here we have been demonized for so long that they did not notice? how did you become handshake? at the same time, more and more of her doctors begin to see clearly and open their mouths. yes, at least the mayors of some baltic cities publicly record a video message not agreeing with the policy of the top. valuable peter, who in europe today can lend a hand so as not to get dirty? i think that you can give a hand to those who are dissatisfied with their establishment, and such according to even the official data of europol eurostat, in the amount of 40-42%. it must be understood that this is official polished sociology and these data say that not everything is so bad back in the west. just how much will you endure. the west of its own, these elites, these faces, and here they are not even faces, but a system. i am going to the west so that, first of all, in europe,

i wonder if chancellor scholz started anything there has been fromustration wih the german automakershere production has been paused because they have not had product when they need it. i wonder if he had any extra intel we have not received from health authorities >>> don't forget to join us today at 11:00 a.m. cet for the sustainable future forum exploring the governments delivering on the green goals as we build up to cop27 next week you can catch it live on youtube and cnbc.com steve sat down with former obama administration representative and asked if she was worried about the pace of change in of the last year sdp >> very concerned. we are not acting swiftly enough >> when you say we, the problem is we are working in concert with all of the hope of the last two big conferences way s the great emitters of the world can work together. do you think geopolitics is getting in the way >> i think geopolitics has always gotten in the way this is a global challenge we know nations that need to act. g20 causes 80% of the emissions. the 20 most powerful economies across the world we haven'

the german chancellor, olaf scholz, has arrived in china, starting the first visit by the leader of a7 nation in three years. and the premier li keqiang. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. winter is coming to europe, and vladimir putin is hoping the battle lines in his war on ukraine will be frozen, buying him time to reinforce at the front, while exposing ukrainians and all of europe to the reality of an energy crisis. the ukrainian armed forces have made gains in recent months, but can they go further, and will kyiv�*s backers in the us and europe maintain their support? well, my guest is general ben hodges, former commander of the us army in europe. could this winter be russia's friend? thanks, steve. even more so. i think ukrainians have achieved irreversible momentum. the russians are losing in every facet of this war. so that's why they're resorting to things like going after energy infrastructure, doing what they can, exactly as you said in the lead—in, to stretch this out in hopes that the west would lose the will to continue supporting ukrain

the mayor, well, to withdraw the troops to put an end and pave the way to peace negotiations, olaf scholz called on putin. he stated this again at the press conference of the social democratic party. is not a neighbor's backyard, no one has the right to provide someone else's territory, said scholz latina well, first of all, i looked on social networks, many people were surprised at scholz's statement. yes, this rhetoric literally a few months ago is like appeasement search for dialogue and now something seems to have turned into a hawk, this is dictated by the situation in our country or in his because he is an experienced politician no, it is a manufactured situation in our country, it is a manufactured situation in his country, it is a manufactured awareness in general if you want well, i do not like geopolitics, geopolitics - termi gave this to pseudo science, well, that is, it is usually operated by those who want to substantiate anything and make it scientific, well, but nevertheless yes, there is an awareness of global processes, so i, for example, absolutely do not surprised, and

translation: we hope that chancellor scholz�*s first visit to china is a success.ing the first us president to ever visit mainland china. their meeting was a turning point for china and the west, and germany has been a major beneficiary. china has been germany's biggest trading partner for the past six years. china saved the german economy a couple of times when we faced a crisis, like the financial crisis — everyone was in trouble but daimler sold more s—class mercedes than ever before in its history. 0laf scholz will hope his visit can deepen those economic ties but critics say he is making the exact mistakes of over—reliance on china as berlin previously made with russia. the united states, which is pursuing a policy of decoupling from china, has urged germany to be cautious. translation: pragmatic cooperation between china and germany is a matter for the two sovereign countries. the united states should not attack it without reason and has no right to meddle and interfere. china and its 1.a billion citizens wield immense economic power. to scholz�*s calculation

however, it is quite eloquent in a year that the scholz government is in power, germany has changed a, of course, and before there were reasons indicating its not independence. but now it's just some kind of vegetating on the sidelines, an auxiliary mechanism to serve other people's interests about the main disappointment of the week, the defeat of the national team from japan at the world cup , the land newspaper wrote that this country is germany big gestures and small results. well , perhaps this diagnosis can be extended beyond . mikhail antonov anastasia borkovskaya denis lisitsyn andrey morning vesti nedeli, germany on tuesday, at the elysee palace, emmanuel macron met with a representative delegation of european industrialists to meet with the president of france, the heads of such corporations as bmw l'oreal annie airbus astrozeinika bp volvo siemens, only fifty top managers from all over europe the meeting was closed. after all, money loves silence the french president, did not publish any report at all. a mean press release appeared only on the website of the european round

even members of his own cabinet are trying to hinder the establishment of relations with china by scholzminister burbak recently made a statement that beijing is not a partner, but a rival. the european union is also trying to prevent the germans from establishing productive cooperation with the chinese with appeals impose sanctions against beijing regularly whether turkey brussels calls china serious problems the chancellor is trying to stop the withdrawal of capital the united states and for the energy crisis, if successful, industrial cooperation with china will allow germany to maintain the status of an industrial power to prevent this the pro-american lobby in scholz's own government is trying with all its might, as well as competitors from the european union from the european union twitter with the advent of elon musk began to mark some messages of the white house as unreliable in one of the tweets it was stated that thanks to biden, the allowance for older americans increased social network, added comments the increase was made in accordance with the inflation rate based on the la

media continue to discuss the incident during a meeting with sizenpin refused to shake hands with scholz for comparison agencies publish the meeting of our president with the chinese leader the difference in trust, the german chancellor in china is obvious in disturbing the entire western world, the scholz went against the united states to show independence in foreign policy, the critical situation forced. germany is on the verge of deindustrialization, impoverishment, the largest enterprises are preparing to leave the country for a place where there are no problems with energy resources. the union is on the verge of bloc transformation. poland on the american foundation is actively forming its center of power. details in heading screenshot european. the family goes to different rooms. german. grandmother, gone and the brussels whirlpool leads to the division of the european union square into you. global transformations are already clearly visible, new centers of power that are ready or, more precisely, really want to play a key violin in this theater of democracy. at what borders did i

democrats, here but here is a recent one-day visit, so to speak, of scholz in china.fed position, because such an economic split in the seven is clearly beginning to be observed, and above all due to this here different discrepancies in this matter, therefore i think that plays are only a game. she's just getting started. i think we also need to stock up on popcorn on the economic front, while europe continues to follow all the same in the american keel. e ukrainian question. this manifests itself quite clearly so far and this causes very serious objections and fears on the part of many already politicians and economists, such as jeffreysaks, whom we remember first of all, as one of the people who brought down the russian economy in the nineties, but now it is clearly smarter here let's listen. yes, there are different points of view. it is extremely important to use a diplomatic approach. at the same time, i should start a conversation with some by high-ranking european officials, as they say no diplomacy with putin, this is an extremely erroneous point of view. i kn

russia , sergei lavrov said in conversations with french president macron and german chancellor olf scholz, the diplomat stressed the conditions that kiev is standing in a knowingly unrealistic and inadequate situation, the minister of foreign affairs of russia is leading our delegation at the summit of the g20 countries , the head of the department noted, despite the fact that the meeting of the leaders of states was devoted to energy, health and food security of the country. the west tried to politicize the final declaration , the declaration in question covers all areas that were discussed and food and energy, healthcare and digitalization. yes, our western colleagues tried in every possible way to make this declaration politicized and tried to push through wording that would imply condemnation of the actions of the russian federation on behalf of the entire twenty, that is, including ourselves, we insist. or on the fact that if you really want to touch on this topic, although it in no way concerns the agenda and competence of the g20, then let's act honestly . and let's note that we ha

for zelensky, this will be an argument, he'll call scholz and they will say scholz and do you rememberrom russia we can see and let’s talk about that together and their conditions we are ready to sign the capitulation of the de-factor, but the guests of programmskobeev are certain that it is the constant shelling and genocide of the ukrainian people that will help them get such an important pause in the fighting actions will attack us with action, we are not ready to attack seriously, of course it is necessary to double the grouping as a menu well and so on raduetsya patriotom uzhazaemey well, in short, they do not win the war with these shellings, in general they taste and enjoy the genocide of the ukrainian people and do not hide what they do, they are afraid of us from the other side. our state with you, they talk about it openly if before on russian tv it was always and everywhere heard that ukrainians are their brotherly people whom they are liberating from nazism now the rhetoric has changed radically, the russians are starting to say that we are completely different and unworthy

learned that the chancellor would meet with this pin without him, but instead of his french colleague, scholzof german businessmen to china for car concerts in germany china is the largest sales market. every third german car is sold to a chinese driver, but the main engine of germany's export-oriented economy remains investment german industrial giants are expanding their presence in the middle kingdom so the largest in the world. concert chemical has invested 10 billion euros in the construction of a new plant in the chinese province of guangdong due to the surge in energy prices, germany is forced to curtail production in europe and hastily transfer its facilities to china, where now not only their production base, but also available russian gas, according to the chinese global times for business. now independence from china, which western politicians are afraid of, is much more terrible, and the loss of the eastern partner in 2018 is an automobile the mercedes-benz concert even apologized to the chinese government for quoting the dalai lama on social media for us. china this is a home awa

scholz's statement, what he said and what he is saying today. foreign policy and to the ukrainian issuethe same time, if these tectonic changes took place in germany, well, yes, sir, he really said something yesterday, how it should be first to withdraw the troops from ukraine, so only after that start negotiations at the same time, president macron, so his french colleague, he is in the opposite direction , like sitting down at the negotiating table is necessary in the first place, and so on and so on, why tectonic sums do not happen in french politics, eh, a very powerful lobby, no less, no less just like it was in germany, that is, it is not like that, you know how in germany you could always feel the russian lobby there, that is, there are a lot of joint ventures , the energy sector, and so on. investments from russian businessmen amount to 30-40 billion dollars over the last period of time there, 5-10 years, 15 years and so on, but these were not, you know, such strategic investments as in germany and such, you know, european energy projects and so on then, however, there was also

scholz, it is really very revolutionary and to us in these statements with the german side when theyre already resorting to such rather frank positions and see right here that it is very important that he said that he should withdraw the troops in order to open the door for negotiations, that is, we no longer have these speculations about the fact that the german side will force us to start negotiations with russia in order to fulfill this demand, and in fact other calls regarding the fact that no country has the right to encroach on the neighboring territory, well, this is really radical enough for germany and here we need to be quite careful with these statements so as not to convey the actual german side, because after such statements there should still be some certain uh, albeit a small time, but before psycho adaptation to what has already been said by the german side, that is, germany has a little to adapt to the new position, to the rather radical rhetoric that it is beginning to use and to the actions that it is beginning to take, for example, if we are talking about german s

khabakov to bow, both bowed, but qatar for germany gas was not found a sedative prize for scholz onefrom the boat at the beginning of the year, but we are not at the gas now, and western princes it is interesting that schultz arrived in the frame without an armband with a six-color rainbow no questions on human rights, did not ask any accusations did not put forward behaved decently. you befit a guest, the qataris also received the german chancellor politely out of understanding, but when it turned out that there was simply no gas boat for germany, the germans seemed to have been replaced. they began to take revenge in the campaign for revenge, they dragged the whole of europe under their department and the entire international football federation into fifa the so-called civilized peoples, bitter collapsed. and this despite the fact that qatar has invested an unheard-of $ 200 billion, the championship program has built not only new luxurious stadiums, but even seaports from scratch . in person, having lost the very first game to the japanese, germany is now asserting itself in anothe

, but you mentioned the president of france, emmanuel macron, and the chancellor of germany, olef scholzaid in an interview last week i don't know what they are. no matter what they say

discuss the terrorist attack committed by kiev in the port of sevastopol , the german chancellor and scholz with zelensky only urged not to jeopardize the implementation of the grain deal and not aggravate the food situation in the world. western business is also not eager to export grain from ukraine, which does not want to simply risk its assets in the conditions when russia has suspended its participation. in this agreement. london companies have already stopped insuring ships on the boom corridor until the situation clears up. well, this situation with a grain deal was discussed today at a meeting of the council of heads of government of the sco countries the shanghai cooperation organization, as mikhail mishustin said, russia, despite the forced suspension of its participation in the agreement, does not refuse international dialogue within the framework of the deal and in any case is ready to supply grain to all interested countries, and in some cases, the ukrainian side launched a terrorist attack for free at the end of last week against russian ships and civilian vessels in the water

thing, and we live here, so i think europe needs to drop these old rotten elites who put macrons in scholzinance their election campaign finance tv and radio companies internet resources that wash the heads of these europeans and say, enough satisfied without a new european lenin, europe will face a heavy and terrible torment. for a moment i want to stop running and see how it rains. the leaves move, the sun shines, and how it is built from all these little things. our life. i want to see this world differently. and every day to discover something new and it's so interesting for us, because we do it with love. with love from belarus what vaccines do belarusians offer today? what can be used and how they manifest themselves, well, usually we have a vaccine that we we have been using it for many years, it is purchased at the expense of the republican and local budgets in this grippol plus, a russian-made vaccine, which contains three viruses, two influenza viruses, and h1n1 and h3 n2 well, different essences and influenza virus b. and for e-paid services , a french -made vaccine will be used

moscow for many reasons about which i don't want to say, i will only repeat what german chancellor scholz a couple of days ago. as you remember, germany has always had a specific position in relations with russia for the past 70 years, but after the speech of chancellor scholz - this was back in february, it seems in the first weeks after the start of the large-scale aggression , germany's policy changed and today it says that if there are no peace talks today, perhaps this is not a way out of the situation that the military conflict is for the first time, that's literally what is happening from my point of view at the moment, the question of some kind of transformation of kyiv-moscow, well, substrativation negotiations on the end of hostilities cannot be slept on. negotiations are possible not at the highest level, but at the level of specialists who take care of it in relation to one issue of military issues, the exchange of prisoners, and so on and similar political issues for today . i don't see an opportunity to enter into negotiations on these issues, well here, by the way, the voic

scholz macron was the first to manage, we had to wait for a joint photograph, as expected , about halfty representatives of russia did not want to see here, but there is always the other half in the fields themselves, sergey lavrov holds a meeting with a colleague from china baths and recalls what happened on the eve of the information attack, when western agencies released fake news about the hospitalization of the russian minister. i am very glad that you are personally taking part in the g20 summit. yesterday there were reports of your alleged hospitalization. i immediately realized that it was a fake, and indeed it turned out that way. thank you dear mr. minister, dear friend. i cherish my gratitude for your concern. about my health. really. uh, the hospitalization turned out to be another fake e western media . in what atmosphere did the g20 work? sergey lavrov told reporters at a press conference that the declaration on the results of the summit will be signed only tomorrow for the wording. i had to fight myself was dedicated to food security and health care, but behind closed do

again, those negotiations that we have already negotiated are not touched anymore, why macron and scholztand all the futility of these conversations with putin they continue to talk to him. it seems to me that there are two reasons, the first is traditional in the era of any major conflicts. and now in europe, on the territory of ukraine, thanks to russian aggression, there are major conflicts with uh, very serious consequences in the future, there has never been a lack of those politicians uh, or let's just say of people of specific views who would try to end the war by means of some houses take any war in the past, including the great wars, the second world war is the closest in scale to ours today and there it was enough to try to find some opportunities to reach someone there in hitler's entourage in order to try some philosophy of ending hostilities and working out peace , nothing came out of it, that's why, that's that, that's historical inertia, i think it works today, besides that one should not forget that there is still inertia of thinking. let's say the peaceful europe of the

however, despite the friendly volume, scholz's meetings face almost unsolvable tasks.ecessary to find a common language for beijing against the backdrop of a sharp aggravation of relations between china and the collective west . strength was understood long before the start of the official visit of the language-like restrictions the program was cut to a minimum, leaving one day, but to derail the negotiations. it could not be covid at all, but european politicians who called on schultz to refuse the trip, and the minister of foreign affairs of germany spoke out, which demanded that the chancellor be tougher with beijing, which angered ordinary germans, who considered public instructions to the leader a banal faux pas. currently. we see countries in many parts of the world. they are trying to expand their influence not only with military force, but also through economic deals. we want a different type of economic relationship that is fair at eye level without gag loans and hidden plans, the ideological snipers are already targeting the schulz. the chinese global times w

from a political point of view, this, of course, was a complete humiliation of the scholz, and thesee hour of lunch, did not give a hand. well, the visit was something else with a purpose, and most likely, scholz was forced to go on this visit representatives of german business in the first place the union of the german economy, because what is happening today in germany for the german murder business, some will now be relocated to the united states of america who will succeed, but not everyone will succeed and it is not entirely beneficial for the americans either. it is necessary not only to take, say, part of the business from germany in the first place. well, first of all, the resources to take away god you are human and others, so the german business is now trying to look for options. how to survive try through cooperation with china i don't think it the project will be successful. all this will work out. most likely chinese. they are very pragmatic people , something that is needed, concerning high technologies of the part that they noticeably lack. they might take it, but uh,

, but he did not agree to the trip, instead of macron, scholz took the heads of key german companieses german manufacturers behind him not only american politics but also german business, a business, and everything is well understood, business loses billions of euros hundreds of billions of euros, if we talk about total losses, energy-related jobs lost the market and so on just the other day, the german business publication vershat woha calculated the events in ukraine and the pandemic cost the german economy 420 billion euros. the economic model of germany's development of inaccessible russian energy resources does not works what's next analyst. dolce bank's eric hayman makes a dire prophecy for ferg in his report if we look back at the current energy crisis in about 10 years. we can see this time as the starting point for the accelerated industrialization of germany, however , new points of growth may appear, the ntv channel showed a report from the german village, in which there are a few more years. back they learned how to extract gas from cow dung in the energy crisis, what is