means that the standards are the same. incidentally, this was a major point of negotiation in the u. china investment agreement of common silva. but i believe that the foundations of our dealings with china are simply based on the common values that distinguish our countries whether or not or cited. for meanwhile, the us senate has passed the bill to ban the input of products from china, shin jang region, washington and several human rights groups. say the muslim league population is being forced to work with domestic and international companies. the us house of representatives still has to vote on the bill before president biden consign it into law, but the move is already putting pressure on the e. you to consider similar action rights groups say at least 1000000 weaker are being incarcerated in camps. engine jong, washington band imports of solar panel materials from one chinese company and placed trade restrictions on or others accused of using forced labor. europe has been more cautious while the block has sanctioned chinese officials over rights abuses, actions against businesses tha

means that the standards are the same. incidentally, this was a major point of negotiation in the u, china investment agreement. but i believe that the foundations of our dealings with china are simply based on the common values that distinguish our countries with a lot of. meanwhile, the u. s. senate has passed a bill to ban the import of products from china's gene jang region, washington and several human rights group say the muslim league population that is being forced to work for domestic and international companies. the u. s. house of representatives still has to vote on the bill before president biden can find it into law. but the move is already putting pressure on the you to consider some of the actions rights groups say at least 1000000 weaker are being incarcerated in camps engine. john washington band imports of solar panel materials from one chinese company and placed trade restrictions on for others accused of using forced labor. europe has been more cautious while the block has sanctioned chinese officials over rights abuses, actions against businesses that may use force lab

so, i mean, china has, sees this as a situation where trying the u. s. is trying to play king of the hill, in essence, you know, try to cut down a competitor that's rising. the difficulty is that china is not trying to be a global hedge mom. and the u. s. is trying to maintain its position so they, that imaginary part is all about what the u. s. perceives which china does not agree with. ok, well, i can understand you. i live in russia. i know what it feels like. farrah, let me go to you and knoxville that the problem is here is that china is rising or returning depending on how you want to look at it. and it's the very fact that it is rising is a threat or a challenge to american hegemony. and that's why i said in my introduction, it's time to start negotiating. this is a reality, chinese market is suddenly stopped developing, and it's certainly, and it has no reason to listen to what the united states says, particularly when it comes to its internal affairs. so, i mean, this is the quandary we all have. china is rising and the very fact that it is risin

u. s. c. china is growth as a cause for concern. i think if we look at the recent series of summits, we've had the g 7 recently followed by nato than the u. u. s. dialog on china, which is held a bit previously. there seems to be a great deal of concern on china. so the main thing is china, china, china. so i think that this ability for president fighting come to have his 1st visit to europe showed that europe is their priority. they're trying to revitalize the transatlantic alliance and they want cooperation because only working with like minded partners. can they try to encourage china to make the much needed reforms and also to work in other international institutions like the w t. o, to promote reform and in the past, the us you have tried to work with china to influence it to change space. but us as an undoubtedly been more at the ferry or in recent years, if you're likely to follow the u. s. in that more adversarial approach we see how europe has described china since 2019 with the u. china white paper in 2018 which was endorse

u. s. c. china's growth as a cause for concern. i think if we look at the recent series of summits, we've had the g 7 recently followed by nato than the u. u. s. dialog on china, which is held a bit previously. there seems to be a great deal of concern on china. so the main thing is china, china, china. so i think that this ability for president fighting come to have his 1st visit to europe, show that europe is their priority. they're trying to revitalize the transatlantic alliance and they want cooperation because only working with like minded partners. can they try to encourage china to make the much needed reforms and also to work in other international institutions like the w t. o to promote reform and in the past the us and you have tried to work with china to influence it to change space. but the us as an undoubtedly been more at the stereo in recent years. if you'll rip likely to follow the u. s. in that more adversarial approach we see how europe has described china since 2019 with the u. china white paper in 2018, which was

u. s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy you bad. i hope to some european leadership because if not, europe risks becoming china. us saying that instead of laura can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what you decide to do that. can you spell that you're going to follow? politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but worldwide criticism is growing. these 3 members of parliament are part of a cross party alliance on china. they want to see a tougher stance towards bay jane. when you make and cannot make agreement with a country that doesn't respect the human rights, you are dealing with human rights because it means that you don't care much, we need the euro, p. m, you need to give and not a single country need. so europe is already too small to add up real relationship. we china all together. but one single count, we can't have a strong relationship with china that sure. so if you go in that interaction alone as equa

u. s. playbook. so china is now on the defensive because of the continuing hostilities between the u. s. and china and because of these are very hot sectors, namely tech and finance major is now going to become more defensive when it comes to these overseas listing acquirements because they don't want an episode of if the u. s. if conditions actually, to cherry the us did say that, hey, we can pull all of these chinese companies off the stock of the stock exchanges and that would be extremely detrimental in the long run. for all these chinese companies does more of a defensive play for now. rather than an outright, vito certainly the tension between the 2 countries do still remain. now then china's market regulator on saturday said it would block 10 to plan 2 words. the country's top 2 video games streaming sites on anti trust grounds. what happened there? yeah, you know, we talk about this quite a bit. it seems like which is this idea of anti trust coming out of china. the chinese regulators are being very serious about that. they have a mandate to say, make sure that you don't have c

u. s. attempts to smear and suppress china with the arbitration. the u. s. now once again, hyper south china sea issue with the 5th anniversary of the illegal ruling. as political motive was clearly revealed. tanya's authorities earlier on monday said that they expelled a u. s warship, sailing close to the parasol islands and aaron north by china as she shaw. now, china says that it has historical claims to most of the south china sea and about 30 percent of its international trade passes through the resource rich area. and over the past few years has been building military bases in the dispute and territory territory, which is claimed by a number of its neighbors, including the philippines, brunei and malaysia. its behavior in the south tennessee has been described as bullying by many, including the u. s. a claim which aging has denied and it says it's continuing to work with its neighbors to solve disputes peacefully. yet today, aging failed to acknowledge any protests going on in the philippines as well as cause for the hay grueling to be acknowledged. bac

and there shouldn't be one. china will never accept any country that claims to be superior to others. if the u. s. has not learned to treat other countries equally, china and the international community have the responsibility to help us learn this lesson properly. relations between china and the usaa at one of the lowest levels in decades. it began with a trade war in 2018 under the then president, donald trump. he accused beijing of unfair practices and imposed terrorists on chinese goods trying to retaliate. and by doing the same last year, the u. s. closed the chinese consul office in houston saying it was the hub the spying beijing. don't close the u. s. consular office in chang. do that in march of this year. the 1st high level talks in alaska, senior biden, and chinese officials got into an angry exchange of words about policy. and then the us had to pledge to or pledge to raise contentious issues, including beijing's treatment of weaknesses. and it's crack down in hong kong. graham a web is a research fellow, the institute for defense and strategic studies at the non young technologica

why exclude china from the deal at a time when it seems like tensions between the u. s. and china are significantly rising. well, it's meant to try to contain china, and as you said, china's power is significantly rising. and as it grow, that spreading its influence, its soft power, its technology, and its agenda, and its values. and that's something that the u. s. has grown quite fearful of. so while yes, on one hand, this is a technology war. on the other hand, this is also a war of values and soft power and influence. and right now the u. s. is on the losing side of that. so by doing this deal, by basically excluding china, you're essentially telling other than the other nations that, hey, we are forming a coalition against the country that we're excluding. so the u. s. is trying to form the framework of this proposal and basically spread the western values and the western agenda, not saying hey, we're going to all work together. but hey, we're going to spread instead, our western influence instead, and this will lead to a splintering of the digital landscape. but this

the g d p in china was 18 percent. the u. s. was marginally positive. china for by some reports. and some prognosticators is saying that it is in fact now overtake in the u. s. as world's biggest or only super power. how's this relationship going? gerald, is it getting more chance? is the symbiotic relationship that was going on for years where we send them all of our jobs and they send us cheap goods in return? is it breaking up? what's happening? well, no, they just look at our top trends for 2021. 1 of them is china. 21st century. the 20th century was the american century. the 21st century is going to be the chinese century. the business of america has been war. and the business of china is business and you don't have to believe me about the war thing. anybody. all they have to do is google in dwight d eisenhower. january 17th, 1960, want to say, well, address warning, the american people that the military industrial complex is robbing the nation of the genius of the scientists labors in the future, the children. so now shina, what did they been doing? oh, the delta route initi

the interest of regional t instability. asian considers taiwan an inseparable part of china as recognized by the u. s. in $197091.00 china policy, china and japan both consider an island chain into each trying to see their own, which is another area of contention. the latest report of war games seems to extend from the final years of the trumpet ministration, at which time it is said that the u. s. in japan began to carefully claim for potential conflict with china, with exercise including everything from secret tabletop wargames to joint drills in the south and east trying to seize. it's believe that in the event of a war between the us and china, the united states would heavily rely on japanese air bases, putting japan in china's sites. meanwhile, on another part of the globe, the u. s. lead north atlantic treaty organization is provoking another superpower. this time, russia for the past 2 weeks, rival russian in needle fleets have had runnings in the mediterranean and the black sea. there are reports that russian bombers and heavily armed fighters took at least one mock attacker and at a briti

u. s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. your federal, catchy, i hope to some european leadership. because if not, europe risks becoming will fail for china. and he was saying that instead of laura can be the key player in the global arena. i hope that's what europe decides to do like when you spoke of the trigger. the politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but worldwide criticism is growing. these 3 members of parliament are part of a cross party alliance on china. they want to see a tougher stance towards beijing when you make and he cannot make agreement with the country that doesn't respect the human rights. you are dealing with human rights because it means that you don't care much, we need euro pm, me to give and not a single concrete need. so europe is already too small to have a real relationship with china all together. but one single county can't have a strong relationship with china. it's sure. so if you go in that

and one wonders whether or how china would retaliate. s the e o u s. start walking down the road of sanctions. well, it's not going to change china and you know, this kind of pious tone that somehow the whole world is sad. this one, it is in fact just a bunch of colonial countries who used to are responsible for many of the atrocities that it grows green. china hasn't started. any wars ever broken any countries or leaving afghanistan behind they, they didn't do the things that were put forward by snowden, in terms of actually hack into the cloud and making sure they had access not only to china, but everybody else's information on the world. i mean, this is really an age of post hypocrisy. when i'm on a show where people are talking about how evil and terrible china is when, in fact, they're just accusing china of things that they have done themselves. yet they don't have any proof against china. it's fine for my colleague and australia to say that g was, you know, there were, it's this and that. but he hasn't, didn't say at one at any point that it was

u. k. china, biggest info market. there's 200000 chinese students studying u. k u n. of our cities right now. paying 1700000000 pounds a year in tuition. it's probably the largest source of foreign revenue in k universe days. so they're extraordinary interconnectivity between china and all the european countries. very there is the indic electricity in china, just replaced, as you say, germany as britain's big, simple market. but you knew about the sanctions. what the businessman think watching this program, knowing the 3rd party sanctions of china now saying they're going to retaliate against us. trump era sanctions that have been continued through to biden, what is a business? what supposed to think, despite all the big figures of huge india connectivity about the future is this is, this is unstable. how can i be sure that governments here in europe, and i'm going to sanction me for some element in the supply chain? well, it's unfortunate, and i think it's like i said, you know, china is the largest rating power in the world today. and it's the largest trading nation

u . s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. your federal coaches, i hope to some european leadership because if not, europe risks become in china and usa or up can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what europe decides to do that when you spoke of the trigger, the fall politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but worldwide criticism is growing. these 3 members of parliament are part of a cross party alliance on china. they want to see a tougher stance towards bay jane. when you make any cannot make agreement with a country that doesn't respect the human rights. you are dealing with human rights because it means that you don't care much, we need euro p, m, me to deep and not that single concrete, anything. so europe is already too small to add up real relationship with china all together. but one single count, we can't have a strong relationship with china. that's sure. so if you go in that interaction alone,

the g d p in china was 18 percent. the u. s. was marginally positive. china for by some reports. and some prognosticators is saying that it is in fact now overtake in the us as worlds biggest or only super power houses relationship going, gerald is it getting more times is the symbiotic relationship that was going on for years where we send them all of our jobs and they send us cheap goods in return. is it breaking up? what's happening? well, now they look at our top trends for 2021. 1 of them is china. 21st century. the 20th century was the american century. the 21st century is going to be the chinese century. the business of america has been war. and the business of china is business. and you don't have to believe me about the war thing. anybody. all they have to do is google in dwight d eisenhower. january 17th, 1961 as well address warning, the american people that the military industrial complex is robbing the nation of the genius of the scientist whether the labors in the future, the children. so now shina, what did they been doing? oh, the delta route initiative. oh, china

u. s. and china continue to increase and the south trying to see. so what can we expect and could global trade be impacted as a result that the plan for updated global tax rules is set to target the world's most powerful big tech companies. will take a look at how the new fees could impact consumers. we have a lot to get to, so let's get started. it is no surprise to hear that robin hood's i. p. o is raising questions about the power of mean stocks to disrupt financial markets. robin hood, which claims that as democratizing finance has found us solve, caught in the middle of mean stock traders and the fcc. now in its ip filing, robin hood says it cannot assure investors that mean mania like game stop or am see won't hit again. so joining united us jobs are boom bus, co host benson and christy i. christy, let's start with you here. now in an i p o filing companies have to list specific risk factors for investors. why would robin hood claim that means stocks are a risk factor while it's not exactly the mean talk that are the risk factor if the trading

u. s. is on the losing side of that. so by doing this deal, by basically excluding china, you're essentially telling other than the other nations that, hey, we are forming a coalition against the country that we're excluding. so the u. s. is trying to form the framework of this proposal and basically spread the western values and the western agenda not saying hey, we're going to all work together by hey, we're going to spread instead, our western influence instead, and this will lead to a splintering of the digital landscape, but this will all prove to be a very uphill battle for the u. s. because again, china already has a very strong foothold in all the south east nations are very dependent for a lot of the technology has come out, such as all baba intends on holding. this spent significant amounts of money and investment dollars in these countries. and right now you have over half a 1000000000 of these people, migrating their businesses and merchants online, be 10 cent and alibaba. so it's going to be a very significant challenge for us to kind of win them off of already entrenched chinese technology. and they've been

massive alliance, ranging from australia and new zealand, japan, b, e, u, nato, to publicly come out, and basically name and shane china for this particular action. this is unprecedented. the width of the protest, internationally against the village section by chinese hackers who the u. s. says associated with the ministry of state security in china. so this is the issue that us faces, the reluctance among its allies. although it is a huge step for them to come out and name and shame, so to speak, but to get them to join into some kind of sanctions. campaign is going to be a very difficult issue. now things belonging to hundreds of journalists, activists, and politicians have been hacked by government, seizing spyware owned by israeli surveillance company. and as oh, great, that's according to the latest investigation conducted by 16 media outlets. investigate to say they obtained a list of 50000 members, talked by these spyware, pegasus, at least 600 politicians, 85 human rights activists, and almost 200 journalists from 50 countries have been effected. not journalists working for international news organizations such

china emphasizing that its trade relationship with the u. is mutually beneficial, saying that neither of us can win a trade. war. monday's announcement, however, further adding to tensions between the us and china, the white house issuing a blanket warning friday to you as businesses working in hong kong. we want them to be aware of the use of data or accessing of data inappropriately of the restriction of information. the state department number two is in asia this week, but the us has reportedly still having talks with beijing as to whether a stop in china will be added to her trip and washington. talavera ktvu, fox two news. well jeff bezos's blue origin space company is just one day away from its space launch. tomorrow's historic launch will carry bezos, his brother, mark, 82, year old aviator wally funk and 18 year old physics student oliver damon. damon will be the youngest person to ever go to space. he got the opportunity after his father's bid at an auction won him a seat on the new shepherd space capsule. punk is going to become the

u. s. regulations in the us label. the china is now on the defensive because there's a continuing hostility between the u. s. and china and because of these are very hot sectors, namely tech and finance, beijing is now going to become more defensive when it comes to these oversee listing requirements because they don't want an episode of if the u. s. if conditions actually to carry the u. s. this say that, hey, we can pull all of these chinese companies off the stock of the stock exchanges and that would be extremely detrimental in the long run. for all these chinese companies does more of a defensive play for now, rather than an outright fetus. certainly those tension between the 2 countries do still remain now then china's market regulator on saturdays that it would block tend to plan to merge the countries talk to video games streaming sites on anti trust grounds. what happened there? yeah, you know, we talk about this quite a bit. it seems like which is this idea of anti trust coming out of china. the chinese regulators are

u. s. connected china to a cyber attack on microsoft. i had a meeting chinese foreign minister, one you said, whose country won't accept the u. s. taking a superior position. because john j. u. s. has been using its strength to put pressure on other countries and thinking it's superior to others. we need to tell the us, clearly there's no country in the world, but it's superior to others, and there shouldn't be one. china will never accept any country that claims to be superior to others. if the u. s. has not learned to treat other countries equally, or china and the international community have the responsibility, help us learn this lesson properly. correspond to adrian bryan is covering this for us from hong kong and he's live with me now. adrian just put the tone of the form as he was saying there, one gets the feeling that there's not a great deal of expectation that very much is likely to be achieved with this meeting. yes, indeed, rob. the good news is the 2 sides are sitting down to talk and remember when the showman won't just be

u. s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. you federal coaches, i hope to some european leadership, because if not in europe, risks become in china usa or up can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what europe decides today when you spoke of the trigger. the fall. politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but worldwide criticism is growing. these 3 members of parliament are part of a cross party alliance on china. they want to see a tougher stance towards beijing. when you make an economic agreement with a country that doesn't respect the human rights, you are dealing with human rights because it means that you don't care much, we need euro p, m need to div, and not that single country need. so europe is already too small to add up real relationship. we china all together. but one single count, we can't have a strong relationship with china. that's sure. so if you go in that interaction alone as italy, it's su

u. s. immediately stun interfering and china with the internal affairs sub damaging china, the interest stop stepping on red lines high and playing with fire or engaging in provocation. and the growing rift between the 2 sides now involved cybersecurity after the u. s. and allies acute hackers tied to china, the ministry of states, security of breaching microsoft exchange email servers. earlier this year, an allegation, the chinese government flatly denied last week. for more on this, let's bring in touch with the cybersecurity expert and president of dark intel. always a pleasure to have you on todd, i want to start with. they were really focused on these discussions, but cybersecurity is starting to play a big role between the 2 side. how important is cooperation between china in the u . s. on cybersecurity after what happened last week. well i think walk, reach is gonna be important, but it's a one sided cooperation. the chinese have never cooperate with us. truly were faithfully when it comes to any of these discussions about what the new year want be. that's all with about what chin

u. k. australia and other allies are accusing china protecting hackers, engaging in global cyber cyber espionage separately on monday, for chinese nationals were charged with targeting several companies, universities, and government agencies, and the u. s. and elsewhere. china is rarely, if ever blame directly for ransomware attacks and paging has called the allegations fabricated. the german chancellor anglo merkel has been meeting people affected by the devastating flooding in the west of the country. the clean up as well on the way off to germany is worse. natural disaster in decades, waters have receded, but some towns are still cut off by damage, roads and buildings of us, all that lot of the yeah, it's very clear that we face a very long recovery. we will not forget you. we will keep checking on the rebuilding and we will do everything we can together with the local and regional governments to ensure money comes quickly to people who have nothing left but the clothes on their backs. people who need support reports now from bad ones to write for us. it's an unbelievable clean up operation.

china investor then the us to give them back something, china has invested in germany, holland, belgium, france, spain malta, a stumble in greece and u. k. all port in europe have chinese honestly german city because it's i know with just and author lived in china for 6 years and observed the events around the new silk road development with a critical fine she thinks the italian government was trying to create an economic advantage for itself, but under estimated the plans political dimensions for the recall she had knowledge men of this political project by a member of the g 7 had a great propaganda value. also in china itself on k program, the sticker and that, and for the new silk really quite clearly in, on the project and like the projects in his, in china and to the usa. it's no charities. they are doing their own income. and if you change them and it's obvious that china is trying to gain a global foothold through key infrastructure investment such as port yes. in the north east of italy could also become an important logistical center for the chinese francesco, part easy as a businessman, who's currently planning to bring a n

china? well, and i understand that you actually think that the u. s. backed off that other countries like china, turkey, russia, per se, the middle east, that they would actually reduce their numbers as well. the united states could radically reduce military spending and military weapons build up around the world simply by ceasing to sell weapons. is the overwhelmingly the number one weapons dealer and the state department serves to pressure other countries to buy these weapons. what passes for enemies, the countries that the united states refuses to cooperate with because they need these, the enemies for propaganda purposes. the russians, china, iran, and so forth, are not actually any wrecked, and you would see them scaled back, their militarism. so i'm all like russia already are in some ways scaling back their militarism if the united states would as well. and you know, this was something that people hoped for in moving from the trump administration to a new u. s. government and thus far were getting just the opposite. more of the same great conv

if someone worries about the fact that the china investor then the u. s. to give them back something. china has invested in germany, holland, belgium, france, spain, malta stumble and greece and u. k. all ports in europe have chinese honestly mississippi is a sign ologist and author who lived in china for 6 years and observed the events around the new silk road development with a critical she thinks the italian government was trying to create an economic advantage for itself. but under estimated the plans political dimensions, something recon knowledge men of this political project by a member of the g 7, had a great propaganda value when you're also in china itself on k propagandistic, went out and for the new still group is quite clearly an enormous project and like the projects in history in china and the usa of charity. they are pursuing their own interest if you train them in the.

u. as in china, there is this rising, touching your husband to deal with chinese companies from the u. s. exchange of in 3 years, unless the 2 government can actually region information sharing agreement. and i think that's the key that would allow the u. s. regulator to actually inspect these listed chinese companies. financial records when fraud is defected. so i think the fees the appears to be concerned that these big tech companies, they hold very sensitive user information that could pose a national security risk if it falls into the wrong hands, including perhaps the us intelligence agencies. so in terms of db, doubtfully has the most detail travel information on individuals among large inner urge and they appear to have the ability to conduct big data analysis on the behaviors and habits. a very important hiring people, everybody uses d d. so the c a c is taking a closer look at how it manages consumer data. in case there is an escalation in terms of information wars. yeah, and we're definitely seeing that cracked on coming from both sides. now dean, call it. we know that being