as for the unmanned aircraft, it would seem that nothing is happening on the coast of the taiwan straitve been going on for 2 years now. well, the new president in taiwan, so-called, yes, but he didn’t say anything like that. sidinpin doesn’t seem to say what the... so this story is moving forward, of course, within the framework of our potential strategic partnership with beijing, of course, vladimir putin’s visit to north korea, vietnam, this is essentially the case, i think now they are simply shocked by the westerners, well, kder - 26 million people, vietnam 100 million people, the new president tolan, used to be more pro-american, now obviously, this is the former ka 26 million people , and the army, and the army is a million people, well, 27. and a fairly powerful military industry, that is, everywhere here, i’m very interested, you know, that’s just the final and most important thing, as was said, with us in the same trench, yes, yes , in one trench, i’ll just say in conclusion that already... oleg, if you seriously think about the transition to civil aviation, everything suits m

that and the taiwan strait and other parts of the world as well.ould say it's relatively better. >> relatively better, but not much better? >> you know, it is a contentious, competitive lationship. issue where we are divided withr a lack of communication at the highest level being a real problem. you don't want to send the wrong signal, you want to talk about problems when they occur. especially if there has been an accident, and that happens, you wa and defuse the csis, make sure that it don't expand into something you don't understand. >> really interesting conversation. what has the chinese response been? >> well, china always insists that it is america's presence in the indo pacific raising tensions between the two sides. look, even despite the difficulties, there are bright spots in the relationship. the day that i met the ambassador, he had just come back from meetings with the chinese climate envoy, who had reported cooperation between the biggest global emitters and what it could be when it comes to the outcome of what happens to our planet

but i mean the taiwan strait that is who is changing the status quote of the taiwan strait. it's not china. it is actually the us actually, the us government is not their own commitments on the one china policy actually by supporting the tie was in defenders a separate states actually and the, the, the recent remarks of, uh, some of the us politicians are basically storing the fire in promoting the instability across supply, what a straight is quite obvious and, and i think we're used to, to about what is important is that to, i believe the chinese government and the chinese ave are always on the alert on what's happening across the taiwan strait and any us innovation or ascending of on offs, and now they're talking about sending troops to taiwan. these are actually pure pro application and january 2020 tragedy struck in the skies above the wrong. and now what canadian superior court in ontario has really ukraine international airlines must come and say the families of those victims who were on it's down flight 75 to the judge. ruled deadline was negligent, and they responsi

i mean, the taiwan strait at me. it is who is changing the status quote of the taiwan strait smelt. china. it is actually the us actually in the us government is not their own committee, but on the one china policy actually by supporting the ty, ones in defend is a separate states actually. and the, the, the recent remarks of, uh, some of the us politicians are basically storing the fire in provoking the instability across the pipe was straight, is quite obvious. and, uh, and i think where used to do it. but what is important is that to, i believe the chinese government and the chinese ave are always on the alert on what's happening across the taiwan strait. and any us innovation or ascending of on offs. and now they're talking about sending a troops to taiwan. these are actually pure presentation. you told me about the status quoting a pool of washington officially does. i'll polled the one china policy. but then you get statements like this from the pro you get statement. so president, fight, and i mean, so why do

especially in the south china sea and the taiwan strait. he was speaking to our china correspondent and she began by asking him how chinese officials are reacting to this message on taiwan. they can test the facts. we have the right facts. we know exactly what's happening. we know what's being shipped by chinese companies. we know the impact it's having on the ability of russia to conduct this war. and so we're absolutely sure of our facts and the chinese ought to own up to this. we have sanctioned a great number of chinese companies, and we're prepared to do more by the way. we remind china that chinese officials, they have considerable authority in this authoritarian government over what happens, and they can certainly crack down on these companies, and they ought to do it because it is a major problem. and it's a major — obviously a major assistance to russia in this war effort. how much communication is there between the two sides, and how difficult is it for you? we know there have been times... i've been here for two plus years. there

theater of military operations, which was already discussed today, this is an unmanned hell in the taiwan straituld be said here, well, on the one hand, it seems, based on the classic ideas about the art of war, in particular the operational art , in order to capture taiwan militarily, it is necessary to carry out an air-sea landing operation, well, like the operation overlord , the eightieth anniversary, which was just celebrated, well, there are very large ones. not such a perfect mine weapon, but i i’m not talking about unmanned boats and unmanned underwater vehicles, that is , imagine that some chinese isenhower there formed an order of many thousands of ships and said let’s go, they went through the taiwan strait, but still, probably the leader of the people’s liberation army of china is here somehow this problem will be solved, but there is our jewish way, not traditionally. way, well, there moses comes out, raises his hands, the waters part, do they have such a moses, but as if on dry ground, well, it’s quite possible that they have some chinese moses, at least me, we need to see how many

all what's happening across the taiwan strait and any us innovation or sending of all offs. and now they're talking about sending troops to taiwan. these are actually pure pro application in january 2020 tragedy struck in the skies above a wrong. and now what canadian superior court in ontario has read the ukraine international airlines must compensate the families of those victims who were on it's down flight 75 to the judge ruled the outline was negligent. and they responsibly endangered as passages onto corresponding use of july the reports from tyra a forced off for years after the tragic incident. finally, ukraine. international airlines is the one that's been found accountable for the loss of $176.00 passengers on board. the noun slides, p a 7452, which was shot down by the islamic revolution guards core in january 2020. while ukraine has been a the fail front of litigation against their want to hold the r g c accountable for the tragedy. the ontario superior court in canada has shifted the blame to ukraine itself, arguing that ukraine airlines is at fault for negligenc

i mean the taiwan strait that is, who is changing the status quote of the taiwan strait smelt. china. it is actually the us actually, the us government is not their own commit. let's on the one china policy actually by supporting the tie was independence, a separate states actually. and the, the recent remarks of, uh, some of the us politicians are basically storing the fire in promoting the instability across supply. what a straight is quite obvious and uh, and i think where used to, to about what is important is that to, i believe the chinese government and the chinese ave are always on the alert on what's happening across the taiwan strait and any us innovation or ascending of on offs, and now they're talking about sending troops to taiwan. these are actually pure pro application the energy agencies has investments and a ring, and then the size of a rising to rec, or the high this year of 2 trillion dollars. we've reached an important landmark clean energy investment is setting new records even in challenging economic conditions, a follow up russian oil. major russ nest has close a

five years ago we had challenges across the taiwan strait it would often be one country issue a diplomaticote would speak out publicly in support of herti friends in taiwan today the biden administration has encouraged record numbers of states to call for peace and stability in the taiwan strait literally dozens. none of this will be possible that allied and partner support. all of it plays a role in deterrence on economics and technology, i'm thrilled tond hr mike is going to focus on this this is probably the most important effort that we need to focus on going forward. a critical part of the administration approach is been novel initiatives with allies and partners from the u.s. initiative on critical and emerging technologies and last week i accompanied jake sullivan to india for the furthering talks to trilateral coordination with japan and the republic of korea on semi conductors and batteries to quantum computing. this is on top of the indo-pacific economic framework with 13 regional economies including the first of its kind supply chain agreement. the united states is not only rece

, in the taiwan strait. every advance of a russian soldier one meter forward is not just an advanceg back our territories according to the constitution, this is really almost a step that we are printing in london, in washington, throughout the entire global system, here it is necessary to realize that the fate of the world is happening here, we always ask the question, well, who organized this victory, and who is behind the global majority, names the global south, the global east, and china, the big economy. but it is obvious that moral superiority, political, military-political, is without a doubt in russia, that is, once again in world history russia defeated the collective west, well, it’s too early, yes, that means there is still a lot to say about the final victory there are battles ahead, many battles ahead, but this is the first one strategic victory, it has been achieved, this is what is happening now in nizhny novgorod, this is a harbinger of what will happen in october in kazan, certain steps have already been taken... at the forum and so on and so forth, that is, the st.

i had the dentist central to both sides of the taiwan strait belonged to monta in the same china and taiwan is in the alley and the voltage of the china is 3rd treat. this is the real estate is quote, and in taiwan strait, how to resolve the taiwan question is a matter for the chinese people. what age do was to fully recognizing, haven't nature and down just some mission of taiwan independence, separatists still palm and taiwan, and stop sending any wrong signal to taiwan. independence separates his forces in any form to me. the statement follow job. i didn't saying he will not rule out to us military involvement in taiwan if the situation escalates. it would depend on the circumstances. i've made clear decision being that we're not seeking independence for taiwan, nor will we in fact, not defense. i want, if china, unilaterally tries to change the status, and so we're continuing to supply capacity not ruling out using us military force. relations between paging and washington have long been strained, doesn't washington's presence in the asia pacific region. apart from taiwan, the u.

to do this, they will turn the taiwan strait into an unmanned hell, using classified capabilities. preparations have already begun; the us department of defense has announced a billion- dollar program to create unmanned, surface and airborne ships. there are scandals in latvia over the results of the european parliament elections. local politicians are not satisfied with the work of the centcom, they demand an assessment of the commission’s activities; it not only delayed the calculation. votes, but actually did not allow observers from the party to control behind the process. the result is obvious: according to the results of the elections to the european parliament , the ruling new unity party won. for some latvian figures, such an outcome is not only the collapse of a political career, but also fear for their future life. the conservative party, liana langi, known in the country for its commitment to the so -called de-russification, did not even pass the voting threshold. and... the politician admitted that she had invested all her personal savings in the political company over

but i mean, the taiwan strait that is, who is changing the status quote of the taiwan strait. it's not china, it is actually the us actually, the us government is not their own commit. let's on the one china policy actually by supporting the tie one's independence, a separate states actually. and the, the recent remarks of, uh, some of the us politicians are basically storing the fire in promoting the instability across supply. what a straight is quite obvious. and uh, and i think we're used to, to about what is important is that to, i believe the chinese government and the chinese ave are always on the alert. all what's happening across the tie was strange. and any us innovation or ascending of on offs, and now they're talking about sending troops to taiwan. these are actually pure pro application you know, as a little breaks down into pieces and the number of challenges grozis stay there is still room for hope. now this is a story of a do voted. so you know, from russian who has been treating those in need. so that africa i'm at least without asking for anything in which of

that and the taiwan strait and other parts of the world as well.y better. relatively better, but not much better. you know, it's a contentious competitive relationship. if we went through, and maybe we will, issue after issue where we're divided, lack of communication at the highest level is a real problem because you don't want to send the wrong signal. you want to be able to talk about problems when they occur, and especially if there's some kind of an accident. and that's happened in the us—china relationship. you want to be able to have people get together, diffuse the crisis, separate the parties, and make sure it doesn't expand into something that you don't intend. chinese coastguard sailors brandishing weapons have clashed with philippine naval vessels near a strategic reef in the south china sea. these pictures, provided by the philippines�* coastguard, show chinese sailors shouting, waving knives and using sticks to hit the philippine's inflatables, as a siren blares. the philippine military has reported that one of their sailors lost a th

raising the chinese identity off by one and 7 social, historical and cultural links of across the taiwan strait. those support just recently made fanatical statements that showed their betrayal of the chinese nation and their ancestors. one last week, the chinese army conducted large scale military drills around taiwan, beijing saying the exercises were wanting to set purchase forces in the region. we've parents now from c t t a news networks as ng shaping things as more call. could you go onto the drills, coating named join sword, 2024. a. have taken place in a tell one straight and to the north, south, and east of taiwan. if you persist in interviewing in the actions, we will take a punitive measures to resolutely safeguard the security of the taiwan strait. thus worship 937. copy that the 2 day drills involved. many tree branches, including the poll, is ground force, navy air force and evocative force of the eastern theatre command. the chinese defense ministry set. the drills are strong punishment against the separate says, asked by 12 on the independence forces, also calling them assume vo

we need taiwan straits and how to resolve the taiwan question is a matter for the chinese people. what edge do was to fully recognizing haven't nature and down just some mission of taiwan independence, separatists still palm and taiwan, and stop sending any wrong signal to taiwan independence separate his forces in any form with them. for the meat, the statement followed joe biden saying he will not roll out us military involvement in taiwan if the situation escalates. it would depend on the circumstances. i've made clear decision being that we're not seeking independence for taiwan, nor will we in fact, not defense. i want, if china, unilaterally tries to change the status and so we're continuing to supply capacity not rolling out using u. s. military force relations between badging and washington have long been strained over washington's presence in the asia pacific region. apart from taiwan, the u. s. army ramped up as military drills with the philippines last week, trying to seize this as an effort to destabilize the region. on tuesday, a member of the country stopped brass la

the chinese identity off by one and 7 social, historical and cultural links of the across the taiwan strait. those support just recently made fanatical statements that showed their betrayal of the chinese nation and their ancestors. one last week, the chinese people's liberation army conducted large scale military drills around taiwan, beijing saying the exercise is served as a warning to san francisco uses in the region. the c, g t, a news networks, engine g, things brings us more. the drills code named joins sword 2024, a have taken place in a towel, one straight and to the north, south and east of one. if you persist in interviewing in the actions, we will take a punitive measures to resolutely safeguard the security of the taiwan strait. thus worship 937. copy that the 2 day drills involved to many tree branches including the p l is ground, force, navy, air force, an invalid force of the season theater commands. the chinese defense ministry set. the drills are strong punishment against the separatist acts by toll on the independence forces. also calling them assume warning against inter

five years ago when we had challenges across the taiwan straits therwould of o country they would issue at diplomatic note and speak out publicly against our friends in taiwan. today the biden of has encouraged a record numbers ofhe taiwan straits.llies and partners and all the plays a role in deterrenceconomics and technology are thrilled to hear that michael focus on probably the most important activity going forward a of the administrations approach has been novel initiatives with allies u.s. in technology and last week i accompanied jake sullivan furthering talks to trilevel coordinations with japan and the republic of on semiconductors and batteries and quantum thisis is the top of the indo pacific economic framework for 13 regional economies including the first of kind supply chain agreement. the united stas n investments from the indo pacific but it largest source of foreign direct investment in the region and around the globe outpacing the prc. our gauge men's leave the indo pacific and european partners together. in the past we had theaters as separate and conflictt increasingl

much less reliant, how dangerously reliant are we on potential conflict zones in places like the taiwan straitsok at the new talk abo. we had u.s. firms publicly say they're going to shift their chip production from taiwan to japan. to give themselvessilience in ce snarees. >> i think self-sufficiency the objective. the semiconductor supply is the most intricate, sophisticated, international almost miraculous invention to exist. and that is not something you can just oh, it's shut off from this. that's not how it works. the question o not an on-off switch you build it over think that -- the statid at the outset whic is the since the chips act passed you had more capit investment in electronics manufacturerring in this country than you saw forpr. the effect that we're seeing is. and our job is to make sure that continues. >> thank you, chris. thank you, mike. incredibly insightful discussion. really appreciate you coming and spending time with us. thank you to the audience. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, w

and more on what happens if something goes wrong in the taiwan straits and by the way, it looks likeriding focus in -- of what we are talking about hearing and we can leave these theoretical debate to future professors to analyze. greg: and how do you avoid a scenario where firms are just winning through lobbying, i guess, would be the way to put it. michael: a couple of things. >pone, you need to design an extremelywe have done at the chs office. the rigor of commercial scrutiny, strategic scrutiny, financial scrutiny, that is what a lot of us sit across áz compa, saying that we know you ■4can b. it's hardergv to do, but the chf investment officer at 25 years, they are an investor. the whole team that we've built able of the conversation. it part of the program. as chris said, we are at the end of the day -- the the fact that living standards have struggled to keep up with the rate of growth. that they have corporate sectors and investment projects that have low return if any return. none of that is more complicated. but i think when you're in the midst of a competition that's not p

the second factor is china's intent and china's a set the situation with the taiwan strait. re we do note china -- current president of taiwan lies in the most negative places both. we seem foreign minister label was in life as a traitor. we and the past couple of has seen, actual last week, right, china release initial guidelines on how c will punish taiwan, what china calls diehard taiwan independence. folks in intends more punishment on the leaders of quite name william but i think those of us are following this are saying this as being labeled target. use measures china did not take under the pirate past ages. just bring together both the will and the intent committ can build you should expect more chinese as glcm chinese coercion against taiwan. in terms of what we may expect long-term, i am of the view that equating could happen anytime. because right now to be honest we wouldn't have great response and jus china which engage in 14 -- what you taiwan. china could construct that but it would not cossey for china. but a quarantine from a blockade comps i would say it's mu

mike, indicated they have a strong interest in the maintenan of peace and stability across the taiwan straitnow, that is meant to be a careful step to signal a desire to deter aggression and sustain the status quo. i do believe that there is a large group european nations that align with the view that i peace and stability, that the status quo has served its purpose is for decades, and they can continue to seek to take the steps going forward.

for an interference is allowed to must be pointed out that taiwan independence and piecing the taiwan strait inseparable. taiwan independence means both ways. we urge the us to recognize the ambitions and dangers of the separate his forces advocating for taiwan, independence, cringing hike, enemies and provoking group compensation, a common practices in the united states. this also reveals that rooted coldwell thinkings and tyranny the sweet or china has to be very clear, a fall where it's red line is and this red line is tie. one declares formal independence. i wouldn't necessitate a war because china, best and time. and again, emphasize is holding out for peaceful re unification. but if time went to work to declare formal independence that's of foreclose on the passive piece or you read it for cation. the only conclude consequences wouldn't be united space is currently waiting economic war against china by right, slacking on sanctions office, sanction dotted, sanctioning china for housing and troops. normal tre, relationship with russia. now all the use asia neighborhood is affected becaus

china is saber-rattling all across the taiwan straits and threatening taiwan.r 10 million illegal immigrants that we know of have come across our southern border. we don't know who they are. we don't know where they are. and we don't know what we're doing. our economy is getting crushed by the weight of joe biden's inflationary policies. thanks to bidenomics, it costs twice as much to buy a house today as it did four years ago. rent is up 50 percent. gasoline prices are up 55%. we are right now, nowhere near as safe a world as productive the world, and as healthy a country as we were four years ago today. the people of north carolina, the people of the united states of america, indeed, the people of the world cannot take four more years of joe biden and democratic control. [applause] when you think about it this election cycle, how in the world are we going to be able to slip the white house? ■islip the senate, and -- flip the white house cannot flip the senate and extend the majority in the house of representatives? in this room knows the answer because we hav

include the shape of the international system and the ru t questions of war and peace and the taiwan straituth. debates over how today's economic prospit for societies around run the. and whether the w the differences that divide them transnational problems like climate change or public health which affect us all. is moment . the route is more than 100 yearn foreign relations has convening americans acroses political pars to reckon with the national curi moment. from the great depression through the second worldd from y the council on foreign relations has been at countries foreign policy debates and this time is no differe whyn ambitious new initiative focus on uat people's republic of china. to tell you more about this donation it's it's program director rush doshi. see if our china strategy inve will launch a significant new projects to answer the questions they go to the heart of use strategy. first, what is china thinking? observatory to acquire digitize cly available.ask what it is second, what doing? we're launching a project china 360, to better better understand activities and othe

especially in the south china sea and the taiwan strait. n. they can test the facts. we have the right facts. we know exactly what's happening. we know what's being shipped by chinese companies. we know the impact it's having on the ability of russia to conduct this war.

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had the dentist central to both sides of the taiwan strait belonged to more than the same. china and taiwan is in the alley in the bolts of the china is 3rd treat. this is the real stages quote, we need taiwan straight to see how to resolve the tie. one question is a matter for the chinese people. what age do was to fully recognizing, haven't nature and down to some be sion of taiwan independence. separate is still palm and taiwan and stop sending any wrong signal to taiwan. independence separates his forces in any form to me. well, the same and follow joe biden saying he will not roll out us military involvement in taiwan if the situation escalates. it will depend on the circumstances. i've made clear decision being that we're not seeking independence for tie one, nor will we in effect, not defense. i want, if china, unilaterally tries to change the status, and so we're continuing to supply capacity not rolling out using u. s. military force. we're licensed between by tang and washington have long been strained over washington's presence in the asia pacific region. apart from taiwan,

people's republic of china conducts large-scale military exercises off the coast, well, in that taiwan strait there are not many kilometers from the chinese mainland, well and saying if not guys, if you don't understand who is the boss here and who is the first here, then we will not seem like much to you, it's just such a good old chinese ritual, it's like that, it's a ritual, absolutely it's a ritual, no less. whether or not there will be a representative in switzerland of china does not play a big role out of those 10 or 12 points , three will be discussed there and it should be in the final final document, nuclear safety, shipping safety and the exchange of prisoners, well, this is public, this is a public part, and maybe it will be another part is not public. or simply all the decisions have already been made? no, there will be no decisions there, chancellor shortz said that there will be no decisions to be made about peace in ukraine, switzerland will not be made there, it is about something else, i really liked this initiative, i think that ukrainian diplomacy did everything perfectly

well, in general, the united states is threatening to create unmanned hell in the taiwan strait; theyend to prepare thousands of drones for confrontation with china already in the twenty-seventh year, well... in 2027, this is one of these statements by the chinese, american leadership, yes, you know, well, sometimes you listen to american generals, politicians, it feels like people are divorced from today's realities from today , not only politically, economically, but most importantly, it is a large country that has nuclear weapons, colossal military and human potential. first of all, first of all, and china will never allow you to tell what to do and how to do it to do, especially in your region. european politicians are also playing too hard, apparently. andrei aleksandrovich, let’s discuss, in general, the results of the elections to the european parliament, and the so-called peace summit on ukraine, which took place in switzerland-2, we will talk about major events in the european continent, well, elections to the european parliament, we are now . you haven’t discussed this topic

from the shores of mainland china to taiwan via the strait is no more than 200 km, and the more tensionk , several dozen aircraft and ships of the prc army conducted patrols near rebel island, while beijing published new recommendations for criminal punishment of people who support taiwanese independence and the division of the country. the document clearly specific actions are spelled out for which separatists may face prison time. sentences ranging from 10 years to life imprisonment and even the death penalty. every sovereign state has the sacred right to defend its territorial integrity. prosecuting the violent attempts by taiwanese separatist forces to undermine national unity is essential to upholding the law and holding accountable anyone who breaks it. the arrival of an official by aiboy may be considered a crossing of the red line in beijing level of the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress or open transfer. to the island of medium-range missiles that washington has already deployed in the philippines, especially since monila has already promised in the eve

days the people's republic of china conducts large military exercises off the coast, well in that taiwan straitt many kilometers from the chinese mainland. and by the way, if it’s not the guys, you won’t understand who is the boss here and who is the first here, then we won’t show you much, this just such a good old chinese ritual, it is yes, it is a ritual, absolutely it is a ritual, well , of course, without diminishing the whole threat and so on, but it is a ritual, secondly, i think whether there will be a representative in switzerland or not , china does not play already a big role, of those 10 or 12 points there will be both. three and it should be in the final, final document: nuclear safety, shipping safety and exchange of prisoners, everything, well, this is public, this is a public part, and maybe there will be another part that is not public, or just all the decisions adoption, no, there will be no decisions there, chancellor shortz said that there will be no decisions to be made about peace in ukraine, switzerland will not be made there, it is about something else, i really liked th

days, the people's republic of china holds large military training near the shores, well, in that taiwan strait from the chinese mainland, and by the way, if it’s not for the guys, you won’t understand who is the master here and who is the first here, then we almost won’t show you this, it’s just such a good old man the chinese ritual, yes, it is a ritual, absolutely it is a ritual, well , of course, without minimizing all the threats and so on, but it is a ritual, secondly, i think, will there be a representative in switzerland or not? china no longer plays a big role, of those 10 or 12 points, three will be discussed there, and it has be it in the final, final document, nuclear safety, shipping safety and exchange of prisoners, everything, well, this is public, this is the public part, and maybe there will be another part that is not public, or simply all the decisions have already been made, no, there will be no decisions there, chancellor shortz said that there will be no decisions on peace in ukraine, there won't be. there is to accept switzerland, it is about something else, i really like

even our parts of the world, or even a war between the 2 sides of the taiwan strait, the why they see of a one time the policy which the united states has acknowledged a fund since 1979. now from the chinese perspective, this team 5 washington will never be seen because there is a new one, china and taiwan. this part of china and the chinese nation will be fed to the very last amended to achieve reunification, one way or another. and no forwarding countries, including the united states, will have any well with the whole 2 steps in the way to prevent the unification of china. therefore, i think washing day is really very much in the product, the move because he wants to solve different things in different parts of the world . either one or a decision for war. all, for example, intervening being the last to go fans or bother kansas because the tie one issue is purely a domestic chinese issue. it has nothing to do with any foreign country. and the united states attempt to promote taiwan separatism. well, you making defenders do, does they do eventually? thanks for speaking to us. it's go

how would you then assess the us military's potential to effectively the tara china in the taiwan straits? come, they make things alternately miserable as it were. i think the idea that the admiral is talking about is a to create a huge number of targets using drones and unmanned naval vehicles. so that we'd have all of these targets that, that would somehow overwhelm the chinese, the target acquisition systems and radars. and that kind of thing, so we would bundle them down with dealing with some thousands and thousands of targets every day for a month. i guess it's, it's almost again very much like a, uh, you know, a strategy that was develop that of a computer game, not out of reality. after seeing such exclusive statements from a us. so the 3 chief, why do you think just to add on to what you said in the 1st answer? why do you think washington continues to us officially, at least to uphold the one china policy and not recognize taiwan is independent? yeah, well it's possible because that is a red line for china perhaps i don't know. the other thing is, i think i, this is our defense d

the must be pointed out that taiwan independence and piecing the taiwan strait inseparable for your time on independence means boy you, we, we are the us to recognize the ambitions and dangers of the separatist forces, advocating for taiwan, independence, cringing hike, enemies and provoking group compensation. a common practices in the united states. this also reveals that group at coldwell thinking, adults here right now for more on this less cross live to speak with audit, contribute the call john joining those right now call is good to have you do. i may not do you think washington will listen to these warnings from china, or china has to be very clear about where it's red line is. and this red line is def tie. one declares formal independence. i wouldn't necessitate a war because china, best of time and again, emphasize is holding out for peaceful re unification. but if time went to work to declare formal independence, that's up for close on the pass. a peaceful, you read it for cation. the only conclude consequences wouldn't be c, washington needs to understand is because right now

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and more on what happens if something goes wrong in the taiwan straits and by the way, it looks like the earlier everyday in the newspaper and that's the overriding focus in the -- of what we are talking about hearing and we can leave these theoretical debates to future professors to analyze. greg: and how do you avoid a scenario where firms are just winning through lobbying, i guess, would be the way to put it. michael: a couple of things. one, you need to design an extremely rigorous process, which we have done at the chips office. the rigor of commercial scrutiny, strategic scrutiny, financial scrutiny, that is what a lot of us sit across the table from with these companies, saying that we know you can be successful with less than. it's harder to do, but the chief investment officer at 25 years, they are an investor. the whole team that we've built is capable of the conversation. it's a part of the program. as chris said, we are at the end of the day -- the the fact that living standards have struggled to keep up with the rate of growth. that they have corporate sectors and invest

obvious, what else can be expected here, well, in general, the united states is threatening in the taiwan straitne of these statements by the chinese, american leadership, yes, you know, well, sometimes you listen to american generals, politicians, you get the feeling that people are divorced from today’s realities from today’s world, and the united states of america has played so hard with its politics, so played to their advantage that they will not understand that china is the strongest state, it is... strong not only politically, economically, but most importantly, it is a large country that has nuclear weapons and colossal military potential, and human potential, first of all, and china will never allow you to tell what to do and how to act, especially in its region. european politicians are apparently playing too much, andrei aleksandrovich, let's discuss, in general, the results and... what to be proud of is that - in our country the people choose their leader, their deputies, and we make decisions, and judging by the fact what is happening in europe today, it is difficult to say who make

in terms of looking at the risk of crisis in the taiwan strait i was in the nt going to be higher thana goos capability. there's about capability can to increase. that isn't just in terms of the people's liberation arm enforcement is coast guard. as we look know, i'm not saying china would use force in 2027 but we do not xi jinping has set that as a goal for china to the capability to be able to engage in a large-scale that capability is one factor china will take into account. r is china's intent and china's a set that of the situationit note china -- ct president most negative places both. we seem foreign minister label was in life as a traitor. the ps has seen, actual last week, righ initial guidelines on how china willpun. folks in particular china intends more punishment on the leaders of taiwan independence. china didn'tuitel name william but i think those of us are following thi a this as being labeled a target. use measures china did not■ take under the pirate past■0 ar bothe will and the intent committed andre chinese as glcm more chinese coercion may expect in the near-term v