u. s. and china has been able to focus more in the recent sort of past. although when you look at the conceptual condition and background conditions, what you'll see is that in the, in europe, you have highly qualified people. and you have a borderless market in the u. so it's a huge market. and then you have these countries that provides us, what should i provide, plucking for other customers for other in, you know, regions of the world where they are comfortable affinities, where there is, uh, their passports, the length. and that in that process perspective, i think that to you is a competitive force and who main. so that's obviously we have to have more investments and then these frontier technologies, that's mental technologies. us and synthetic biology such as robotics such as a i, you know, the things that to the public perception today associates more with the us in china . but that indeed in portugal. and now overall across here, we can also do totes, you go, may be a dynamic expanding, growing economy right now. i mean can, can that be said the h

u. s. has just a fraction of that. and for years china's been the world's number one supplier for america, the world's biggest economy, that's become more and more of a problem. it's and he can on a national security risk. they all know so many american companies was able to mine and produce rats within the us. and in order to avoid the chinese will take over britain in raf commodities and build up potentials mine. there is an option for the americans, but more than half of those deposits are now in russian occupied territory where the worst of the fighting still rages. last year, the ukrainian president presented a victory plan to western partners. foreign firms could gain access to that mineral wealth in exchange for continued support and help bringing an end to the war to meet what i'm in my, these deposits a priceless stay with huge amounts of money. huge. that is why we need to protect it. so if we're talking about the deal, that's what the americans want. then let's do a deal. us president donald trump had been pushing for access, but