u. s. and china of looting for ruth national resources. you as presidential by mr. joel talks with the chinese president changing thing on the sidelines of the summits on saturday. heavy rain has flooded spain, southern province of malaga, thousands of people have been evacuated in schools and stores of close trains between malaga and the capital. madrid has been cancelled. 6 other spanish provinces are under alert among them as valencia were re, some floods killed more than 200 people. germany's in battle chancellor has challenged parliament to keep working despite the collapse of his governing coalition last week. and his 1st speech to parliament since then, schultz urged all parties to pull together to pass important legislation ahead of a confidence vote next month and snap elections in february. but the session deteriorated into a heated blamed a campaign in gym. and these 2025 election has big gun. that at least is the impression you could get from today. sometimes firey and acrimony assessing the bodies to the scientists versus a di

u. s. and china and center one moment. thank you so much for your reporting of the us president elect. donald trump has made his 1st cabinet appointment after his decisive election when trump named susie, whiles, as his chief of staff, making her the 1st woman to hold the office. while was one of his campaign managers, and is credited with bringing discipline and stability to his campaign. trump said she helped him achieve one of the greatest political victories in american history and from supporters are continuing to celebrate his triumph. for republicans, the victory is particularly sweet in so called swing states. box county in pennsylvania is a swing county within the keystone state, which had not been taken by a republican presidential candidate since 1988. well, that changed this week as the w a. e for him now reports at the store in a pennsylvania suburb. trump's political come back has been good for business. this money for donald trump make america great. sales have been soaring since election day. that is a loss

u. s. and china but not much progress did you think the u. s. and china can find common ground on ai? we are hopeful. i think right now we are also quite clear-eyed about what china's trying to do in this space and the threat that they pose. i don't want to be pollyanna-ish about it but i also think the two see some of the big risks that are out there. if you look carefully they are controlling probably more than we are the uses of these tools and there may be room and ultimately we will need to harmonize around some of the most harmful uses there. right now we are clear about the fact that this is a big competitive foot race and what you saw in that national security memorandum this morning is a big investment and not just stopping things from getting outside the u. s. but we have the strongest industry here for investing and the government is putting its resources and to doing what needs to be done to be competitive. you released technology from compromising -- used in discrimination and what kind of work are you doing on that now and what can we expect going forward? >> we put out

u. s. s. we have observed that once have been hampering our export has to be in china to a large extent. china is a 2 competitor and is also demanding less of our export goods as they're producing themselves now. so the, on your u. s. has, if anything gains as important as a market for us. and so that is indeed aggravating the problem. now, as far as the european companies at the german companies are concerned, when they hear trump say, well, you know, i want you to produce in the us or the us that kind of ready to do that. the autumn will buy companies already doing that. i assume they can just kind of ramp up their production. they um, that's what they announcing. that's a lot of course. what's helpful for german production and german a g d p. so i, i do that we will come to an agreement. i will say that all this talking at the campaign, riley's about tariffs being his favorite worth and he wants to like impose tablets, terrace right and left. i still want to see what actually happens because what jerome has also seen is that inflation was a winning issue for him. he has won blatchley on inflation on people strug

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so that was something, and i'm ready to talk to you now how the u. s. a. russia, china, and now i'm on india, and this is indeed a game changer. another been being lost from a pdf that cannot be the bag will be considered as the father of the desires develop, printed media on the you said, game changer and a by the ability for, for enemies. not the able to react quickly enough is that is not the biggest advantage on the modern day thoughtful field to actually be in fact uh, you know, in the rush is a, made their own. uh, there was maybe a tough diarrhea is of the united kingdom with the because it good the just to react is that kind of of speed. i have the ability to evade the dog and to be able to be good to be accurate. and what would you be boy? yes, one moment. the 2nd is something is some imaginative a. it's a hypo solid and that's a really starting moment indeed. something you did about to be every think i change because they didn't get us. we are, they want to know what's coming from better by the time. this is chuck problems and you're worried about it. so that'

u. s. interests. she also said that if the u. s. cares about what happens in the south china sea, and of course, that includes taiwan and it should care. but what happens with russia is the question and ukraine. so a pretty clear stance from call us there, which is to be expected, given her past history on this topic, less clarity on her position only made at least she called for a ceasefire. she called for the release of hostages, and she called for what she said was restraint from all parties. no, that is pretty much the bare minimum in terms of a messaging on it's a pretty, it's a deer shift from her previous test. so you'll set burrell who was really seen as quite an outspoken critic of israeli actions in gaza. she seemed much more hesitant to explicitly offer any kind of criticism. and that change in tone will be welcome to some and really disappointing to others. no, of course that's not the only topic on her list. she will be the european union space in the world. she talks about the big summit with african leaders in 2025 on it, but increasing cooperation on climate change with the carrier be on with less than american co

u. s. u. s. pursuing it, policy of double constrained. it's trying to constrain both russia and china, they're saying, you know, what's the point of a fight you need to front was the basically, i do not understand that. but they believe that the economic ascendant of china is a search to very cannot make dominance history. but i personally use with the high st. if he wants to be like fish. i can't remember, but they should choose of a method to achieve these goals. rather, they should show that advantages and that competitive the issue, it was easiest thing rivalry. this should be fed competition and this was a great victory opportunity in the us. instead, they are introducing bands and the shift. so the most of some of the probably visions a, which is india and comes back to, to this deal a blow to the around economy. it saves a band on chinese good. so the use of chinese technologies and the american market . this will only result in inflation and high prices. that's going to be the end result of that. and they said, i'm not sure what was in mind as far as our corporation is concern

his legal baffles on going away and judge dismisses the case against donald trump, pulsing the over tons of the 2020 u. s. selection the and just says in china or off through tex targeting school children. we look at the measures being taken to reassure parents the before we begin and israel, where they're all suggestions is a ceasefire. with hezbollah is back on the table. israel's and boss of its view and dinings on and told reporters is countries cabinet is expected to discuss it soon. bots, the us state department says nothing has been finalized. oh, the official reports on the latest from washington dc. the war between hezbollah and israel has been scatting the landscape claiming lives for more than a year. buildings destroyed toys and villages, abandoned with thousands displaced on more than $3000.00 that. but there's real hope for the 1st time since these really invasion in october. but some ceasefire deal could be close. we have made significant progress with uh, getting towards a resolution that includes progress from where we were when i spoke to this last week. but we're not done yet. nothing is final until everything is final. we

now, in bricks, country, russia, india, and then she always come up and saw the pressure of space of peace. if the china and the u. s. it was like, you know, these have a problem with the approach, which meant any strong size. you can, we can what the global export file or what expand the vision on global competitors for breaks. as a member of what people have been briggs, what is the price that you need for the ship? us a bridge between devil opened up. busy in front of me, she left prison in progress reports 5 to go much cheaper than should be reachable girl just and i see it's global roll. the likely comprehensive pro keeps what i'm looking for word order except through spectrum. so is so for me to get all our long. busy history as you go we should have more friends or no. busy no enemies and we gets them done. all right, but we're bricks. priority is establishing a new world order end and the international partners with both of us and breakfast and group nation. so how does indonesia balance these differing interest? uh so uh, pop would be best interest. uh the thing is, you know, right now you can do these. yep

senate intelligence committee and a member of the foreign relations committee has been an outspoken critic of china, seeing it as an economic and security threat to the u. s. a. could the chinese government through its ownership of by dance, could the today use take talk to controlled data on millions of users on ukraine? rubio opposed russia's invasion, but this year he voted against a major us aid package for keys. in line with trump stated ambition to untangle the us from overseas conflicts, the overall alignment between rubio and his potential next boss is a major turnaround from the relation. he began to unmask the true nature of the front runners so far in this race. 5 days ago, we began to explain to the american people that donald trump is a con artist. but a lot can change in the political world. and in this case, bygones and now bygones as the world watches to see what u. s. foreign policy will look like over the next 4 years. all right, let's get you called up now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the police in china is a 35 people are dead and dozens injured. after a man rammed a car into a crowd in the

and of course, jenna is not. china is only shipyard. the csr, yes, reference is a leak from the u. s navy briefing saying that china is over roll ship, building capacity is 230 times greater than americans. yes, you heard that right. $230.00 times the west can build 100000 tons of ships, naval and civilian every year. china can build 23000000 us may have the edge in terms of quality in some areas. but on that front too, there's little doubt that china can catch up. this is now trump problem, and he won't be able to fix it on his own. you know, it's a very, very serious problem and united states in order to get this right is going to have to also rely on japanese and korean allies who are ahead in ship building it's, it's going to be multi off alliance effort to get to get allied ship building up to anywhere close to our china is okay. hold that thought for a moment. let's move on to that other big issue. trace trump made imposing terrace on chinese imports cents a piece of this election campaign, tariffs, downstairs. so, you did this before unleashing a war of what he saw as unfair t

and the, the difference is we are a lot more dependent on china when it comes to our exports, but also for producing with in china. so the u. s. was already repeatedly frustrated with the issue of beings not tough enough on china. and that is something i definitely expect from the top administration of greater demand to see or demand that we need to be tough on china. otherwise, china is going to be in other conflicts for a point in the 10s of tense, atlantic relationship and the other cornerstone of the drums, atlantic relationship security. if we can just muller bit about security, donald trump has made a number of threats. innovation from nato, which is the cornerstone of europe and security, withdrawing from nato, allowing russia to attack dealing with nations. i think that was a wedding that he use. what does your expect will the us withdrawal complexity from metal or when it basically reduce its commitments to the point that the autumn literally has to stand and it's going to feed and getting thrown together. um, we were drawing back completely legally out of natal would be a disaster. it would be also really, really di

and of course, jenna is not. china is only shipyard. the csr? yes. references a leak from the u. s. navy briefing saying that china is over roll ship, building capacity is $200.00 and such e times greater than americans. yes, you heard that right. 230 times the west can build 100000 tons of ships. naval and civilian every year. china can build 23000000 us, may have the edge in terms of quality in some areas. but on that front too, there's little doubt that china can catch up. this is now trump's problem and he won't be able to fix it on his own. you know, it's a very, very serious problem and united states in order to get this right is going to have to also rely on japanese and korean allies who are ahead in ship building it's, it's going to be multi off alliance effort to get to get allied ship building up to anywhere close to our china is okay. hold that thought for a moment. let's move on to that other big issue. trace trump made imposing terrace on chinese imports. sent a piece of his election campaign dot or upstairs upstairs. so, you did this before unleashing a war of what h

since the 19 ninety's bots, house and military debacles in iraq and afghanistan undergoing side posed by china and russia. many in the u. s. want their government to focus on domestic priorities, and that's an issue. a diplomatic editor james base, put a guest in our washington studio. let's start with that question. can the us, matthew, still be the global policeman, given the off to the for the but the mold was all period. what was the so low super power in the world that's very different. now, united states has been the world's leading power. in your intro. you said since the end of the cold war, but i'd say really since the end of world war 2, it's led what we've referred to as rules based international system. that's what the 80 years of great power piece standards of living in the united states and around the world are 5 times higher today. then they were 19451945. there are about 12 democratic countries in the world today. the 96 of the world is safer, richer and freer today. i think because of us leadership, then you heard him just that say the rules by system they'll be people watching this all around the go. wel

i, his promises of inflicting economic pain on china to benefit the supposedly could benefit the u. s. consumers through tariffs and through restrictions on across the us investments in china with this very close kinship that he's developed with you. i might ask you, as you mentioned, as you know, massive investments in china through through test slots. we just don't know how this is going to play out. there's a real tension there. and so i think this is clearly a big part of what the trump transition team is discussing in terms of how they make that balance. so right now we really just don't know if there are so many questions that graham i want to. i was still talking about trade. i want to also talk about security in the asian region. do we know? one of the big questions remains, do we know electronics policy on taiwan will be because he has really been all over the place where the taiwan hasn't. he and his system. he increased alms sales alms transfers to taiwan. he lifted restrictions on contacts between america and anti when these officials. but then recently he said that he called into question the us contin

i, his promises of inflicting economic pain on china to benefit the supposedly could benefit the u. s. consumers through tariffs and through restrictions on across the us investments in china with this very close kinship that he's developed with you. i might ask you, as you mentioned, as you know, massive investments in china through through test slots. we just don't know how this is going to play out. there's a real tension there. and so i think this is clearly a big part of what the trump transition team is discussing in terms of how they make that balance. so right now, we really just don't know if there is so many questions that graham i want to the are you watching? i'll just say that it is 1141 g m t, we're taking to re, uh, the capitol of saudi arabia. we're out of a most of these as i've been missing for a specialist summer to focus in israel's was in garza and 11. and it's being hosted by sadie any of his conference or how many been someone who is making opening remarks. and that's less than a master because perpetrated against the palestinian and lebanese people, the majority of victims of what women at s

and cars done to add while the u. s. is highlighting the threats posed by china. the actions me shop reverse a collaborative approach seeking to foster peaceful economy, expand political ties, a way of trying not to car to on his part has been both fully military drills when full in china and the west, focusing on to speak its own defense capabilities. while receiving investments from both off the top to be content needs while being of course be the biggest investor and treat park. therefore in asia, the free and after foreign policy is something that you need or has been moving to . and this also marks you denisia says, i'm entertaining balance and be calling on the road in the world. the boy is sending a clear message that these are wants to be a part of china as emergence, as not only in economy, but also as the deletion power. so we get to see what couple visit to the u. s. will bring especially point in anesha. we have, as i put in as a, he's a foreign policy analyst from indonesia who says good relations with china a critical the in the needs. yeah. and the

so levels, name, 11 and accusations you also have china, you're trying to use either some aggressive intentions. when the u. s. is building aggressive blogs. think of it is not the right to guess what i see in this thing. you get the, you said the russia and if is on the china is the size and i know so i'm just, i just as you build the septic blogs which discuss how can i be otherwise thanks to get to it. but i guess we have to keep in mind everything that i've just said we do not seeing the chinese pursuing people from kind of offensive policies you for money, please let me know. i'll tell you why. it's a child of the things that revolt around to tie one through from the grocery store and, and it was in many, uh, no accept the tie. one is part of china, but in practice we're trying to provoke, i need that, what was it? and they would ice publications. why would they need that? as in most of it because they're trying to do the same as the data with the grades . they want you to do it for 5 years, prizes in the asia. and then they will uh say that the us has to be closer because otherwise they're not gonna sur

and also caring the chinese flag. definitely a red car, but the kind of red carpet that i didn't see any sign of at least for the welcome the u. s. president. and this is because china has really become the lead or the economic leader of most of the lives in america. it has displaced without question the united states and what used to be the united states back yard or so it was known. china is the fact that with the exception of venezuela and columbia, china is, and mexico, i'm sorry, china is the number one trading partner for, for the countries on this part of the world. and to show that all and he is showing off and in a very short time, if you will be an all your rating remotely from the presidential palace where he will also be meeting with bruce president. this we understand for security reasons, he will be in all day reading what is called a mega port, about a kilometers from where we are right now. this port is, will be the largest, presumably the most important one in this region. a real the center stage to really connect the pacific rim and china with for rule and the rest of latin america. as it also demonstrates just how much interest china has in latin

and now has 92000000 users in the u. s. square and, and popularity by offering cheap goods shipped from sellers and china. farm says it takes us obligations on the e. your rules seriously honest promised to for, for each with waking basis clean up efforts are underway and taiwanda off to tie food comb ray made land full on thursday coming to people and entering hundreds salons just high seemed to hit the island in almost 3 decades, approaching thousands of trees and looking down electricity, polls at its peak, the storm, broad wind gusts of 9230 kilometers an hour from taiwan and frogs to cuba and saudi arabia rains and floods have brought devastation around the globe this month on to say the wellness, enjoying the harsh reality of climate change. the summer binge of adverbs, countries around the world have suffered devastating weather during october. with one of the most powerful storms and decades making landfall in taiwan. drive on a super tight phone, conway lifted the suspension to flights. included of schools, businesses and transport services and of tens of thousands of people with that power. your is also reading fr

u. s. and european countries have limited the, the highest levels of carbon dioxide. the greenhouse gas largely responsible for climate change. china is the largest inventory in the world the exact amount of compensation and who should pay. it will be heavily debated up the conference countries efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are also on the summits agenda like investments and renewable energy, which are rising worldwide. but so water investments in fossil fuels like another watery looming lodge and cop 29 is donald trump's return to the white house. he has repeatedly called climate change of hope and promise to pull the us out of the pat his client agreement. again, for those of us dedicated to climate action, last week's outcome in the united states is obviously bitterly disappointing, particularly because of the unprecedented resources and envision president biden and vice president harris brought to the climate fight. it is clear that the next administration will try to take a u turn, and we're in reverse much of this progress. the us has been hit by several severe weather events recently, including heavy rain and fl

and now has 92000000 uses in the u. s. grant and folks in our state by offering cheap goods shipped from sellers in china. this was career has released video of what it says. it's new intercontinental ballistic missile known as the hostile 19 and reportedly flew higher um for longer than any previous most great and missed all the full splashing down in the ocean. the test to seem as intending to demonstrate film young's missiles, county reach nearly anywhere in the united states. the russian and north korean, and foreign, minnesota holdings strategic talks and must go at the meeting chose son. we said the relationships between from young and muska is one of invincible minute treat comradeship like a lover of saint new career for what he called its principal position on ukraine. the usaa is as many as 8000 north korean troops have reached russia's coast region, and i expected to begin combats against ukraine in the coming days. just the supreme court justices in mexico, all embroiled in a row with the government of plans to make old judges stands election. its parts of the controversial judicial reforms pa

he was the president, and i think one of the main key aspects is um the sanctions that the u. s. has news, has not just a, the, and they took russia in china, but also raised concerns and even need to be in a many country in the global solve. so they are a good thing of themself to data, even in some cases, the state of russia in china did anyway doing it by themselves. they're trying to, um, some trade propes for free trade agreements and also electronic payment system among themselves, trying to reduce the potentiality of future us sanctions. and so i think, i think what is happening these um, making me say, trying to undo night rush and china. but this is actually, there's even more latoy, more beyond russia in china. indeed in a very interesting how as always, united states fills up, they couldn't rule world and change friendships, but i'm gonna have to leave with that. thank you so much back in a well seeing the positive side, so at the university of buff. thanks again. the name p. okay, has expressed, steadfast support before it may bring allied russia during a meeting of the top, diplomats in boston, a kenyan, and choose from the ve

and that's what's happening. so instead of having your cons that are focused on the u. s. ukraine war, you have new york homes were focused on eat on and on china. and apparently these are the people that he will appoint and i don't know whether he knows about that or not. but it seems that john mir timers, prediction is coming true that the blog always wins out. yes we are. is it, it's, it would seem to be the case here if you can change the president. but the hedge a monic tendencies are almost impossible to reverse. ok, let's talk about peace plans here. karen is all stairs leaks all over the place. are rumors about what a trump may propose? i don't think he has a clue of what he wants to do. so, but there seems to be a lot of people, i'm thinking about this vague telephone call between trump and put, and there's trying to divert our attention or make us assume about certain pro uh, dynamics of deal with the the can be no deal if there is no common understanding about security, and that's the crux of the problem here. karen? yeah, that's true. but the common understanding of the ukraine situation, he does have some people in place that get t

china policy of aging fos . to slam the move and promised counter measures to defend itself or into the u. s . has also signed an agreement with another regional state, the philippines, opening the door for the 2 countries to exchange confidential intelligence. a china and so far, ministry warned against targeting filled stage which can escalate tensions in the region. but as already of aging outlined, a number of points that no nation should cross of the taiwan question, democracy and human rights, china is path and system and china's development right are 4 red lines for china, which must not be challenged or crossed. well, that's why i talk about this with nelson wong with the vice chairman of the shanghai send up a room packing international studies, not joining us at live on, on the international nelson. great to get you on the program. i know you're keeping your finger firmly on the pulse of the story, but it is quite a snub to the american defense minister china. not taking the meeting in nelson. is it all about taiwan? is it as simple as that? or is that more to it? or i think the to th

senate intelligence committee and a member of the foreign relations committee within an outspoken critic of china, seeing it as an economic and security threat to the u. s. could the chinese government, through its ownership of bi dance conduct today, use take talk to controlled data on millions of users on ukraine. rubio opposed russia's invasion, but this year he voted against a major us, a package for kids. in line with trump stated emission to untangle the us from overseas conflicts, the overall alignment between rubio and these potential. next boss is a major turnaround from the relationship in the past. june the 20, 16 republican primary, rubio escaping about trump. he began to unmask the true nature of the front runners so far in this race. 5 days ago, we began to explain to the american people that donald trump is a con artist. but a lot can change in the political world. and in this case, bygones and now bygones as the world watches to see what u. s. foreign policy will look like over the next 4 years. i spoke with mike cooper and he's a us politics analyst with the european university, the rena. i asked him what he makes of marco rubio as the

and with the next u. s. president modeling to impose high tariffs on many countries, but especially on china. she is positioning himself as a global leader of the inter independence and unity as opposed to unilateralism and protection is a good morning. members of a peg represent nearly 60 percent of the world's g d p. and our uncertain about their relationship with trump. this time round about this, i'm hoping somebody, ma'am, you see, or we know that during his 1st administration, he despised multilateralism, preferred transaction, and negotiations about the carriers in the state. let's see how different from 2nd terminal b, as in robert, assume for thousands of china says it's ready to work for a smooth transition in bi lateral ties. yet however much present invited may want to helps move that transition. the future is largely out of his hands see in human algebra, lima activists in brazil, making their voices heard ahead of next week's g. 20 summit and rear edition era. the demanding and immediate c spot and gaza. loving on monica, young to keep reports from the demonstrations of the floor

and with the next u. s. president not going to impose high tariffs on many countries, but especially on china. she is positioning himself as a global leader of interest, independence and unity, as opposed to unilateralism and protection is a good morning. members of a peg represent nearly 60 percent of the world's g, d p, and are uncertain about their relationship with trump. this time round about this, i'm hoping somebody, ma'am. you see, or we know that during his 1st administration, he despised multilateralism, preferred transactional negotiations, carrots in the state. let's see how different from 2nd term will be in order to see if the 1000 china says it's ready to work for a smooth transition in bi lateral ties. yet however much present invited may want to helps move that transition. the future is largely out of his hands see in human algebra, lima. when he laurens, as a full me, us diplomats and the professor of international relations. he says, trying to return to the wife's house will likely come with a check of diplomatic tensions. or some things are sure he's is named a bunch of chin