china. the disconnect between the 2 economies is progressing at a rapid speed. the u. s. military is also becoming more confrontational to deter china's aggressive posturing in the south china sea, toward taiwan. the u. s. is demonstrating solidarity with neighboring democratic countries like japan and more recently the philippines. what's next in this economic, technological and militaristic showdown? what's next and will it work a melina? do you think this strategy works, trying to prevent china from getting key technologies and working closer with the allies? well, i think there's a good chance that at least civil impede the progress. but, you know, i am at 1st her and all that american allies need to implemented. and to a certain degree, germany has great difficulty implementing. and a lot of german businesses are still heavily investing in china. and i fully agree with thorsten here, and there needs to be a clear decision made in the heads and also a clear vert spoken from the german administration. that you know, if you want to move on taiwan, and you can no longer

u. s. secretary of state postpones a rare trip to china after a high altitude. ash it is they protected over the u. s. a. jane claims it's a weather balloon that blew, of course. also coming up. do crazy. president zelinski renews his post for you membership at the summit and keep saying his country deserves to begin session talks this year. ah, i'm glad office welcome to the program. and we begin with a diplomatic spat over a so called chinese spy balloon that's been tracked. flying across the united states, u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin. s postponed a plan visit to china. following the discovery, the balloon was 1st detected over the state of montana which houses some 150 intercontinental ballistic missile silos. pentagon officials have described the i ship as an intelligence gathering balloon. china claims the balloon is for civilian purposes and that it regrets it had sailed into u. s. s. base. for more on this developing story, let's now go to washington dc where our correspondent assume it's almost gonna is standing by assuming a secretary of state blinkin post falls, a p

u. s. secretary of state postponed a rare trip to china after a high altitude airship is detected over the u. s. asian claims that it's a weather balloon that blew off course. also coming up ukraine's president lensky renewed his push or e u membership at a summit and keep saying his country deserves to be. den accession talks this here plus the 77 year old russian artist who's struggling off the threat of police punishment to display anti war art, will look at her exhibition and st. petersburg. ah, i'm nicole really. it's good to have you with us. we begin with a diplomatic spacta over an alleged chinese spy balloon that's been tracked flying across the united states. he was secretary of state antony, blanket has postponed, a planned visit to china following the discovery. the balloon was 1st detected over the state of montana which houses some 150 intercom until ballistic missile silos. pentagon officials have described the airship as an intelligence gathering balloon . china claims the balloon is for a civilian purposes and says it regrets the balloon accidentally sailed into us air spa

u. s. and china have never really trusted each other. now the 2 superpowers have, once again clashed over a chinese balloon, flown into u. s. territory. but just how bad trying to get on to the point we ask us china rivalry. what's behind the growing tension to the point with d. w. what terror in this a home in the fight against terrorism, the sub sahara is becoming a security flash point. what our local army is hoping to achieve. how is more atanya leading the way? and how should we evaluate frances? withdraw? a film about the growing g. hottest threat in 45 minutes on d w. ah. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa, you to the faith issues and share ideas. ah, you know, or this channel, we are not afraid to happen. delicate the tub app because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future loan for you is 77 percent. every weekend on d w the relationship between the u. s. and china has always been characterized by mistrust . the world's 2 largest economies view each other as rivals and

u. s. heart land ignited a diplomatic storm that's kept the secretary of state visiting china. plus more u. s. military aid for ukraine. the latest package, nearly doubles, keeps striking range against russian forces which continue attacking ukrainian stronghold and its sphere headed to fight against coven reachers. now, said researchers now say a new technology could become an effective weapon against caster. ah, nick spicer. welcome to the program. the pentagon says another suspected chinese spy balloon has been discovered this time flying over latin america. another balloon was seen floating above the u. s. heart land spotting his complicated washington in beijing's already strained relations and drawn americans attention to the sky. there is floating high above the united states on this balloon is causing major diplomatic problem spec on earth. thing is after this guy, 1st spotted over montana by curious residence. it's now believed to be a chinese espionage platform. last 35 minutes about china's decision to fly a surveillance balloon over the continental united states is b

u. s. and china have never really trusted each other. now the 2 superpowers have once again clashed over a chinese balloon, flown into u. s. territory, but just how bad can it get on to the point we ask us china rivalry, what's behind the growing tension to the point with d. w. m, leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. this perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece and the collection of the louvre, and no, it is not them on a lease. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that perhaps we just or understand? the search for answers. a loo. sheree danesh, do we need to check in austin? you mouth right? you will send this to meditation. the grossman, the end of a superpower. the collapse of the soviet union rushes more in ukraine. one year since the vision began, we take a look back and into the future. in the new millennium. slowly, in february on d, w. the relationship between the u. s. and china has always been characterized by mistrust . the world's 2 largest economies view each o

u. s. in china. also this week, brazil's president is loosening the past strings and he's threatened the central bags autonomy demanding lower interest rates. a will littler de silvas economic plan work class. hong kong is facing its highest rate of homelessness in a decade. we explore how one angio is helping people sleeping in tunnels or on the streets to find shelter. ah, the international energy agency estimates the global market for mass produce clean energy will triple to around $650000000000.00 a year by the year 2030. now the wells biggest economies want a slice of that growing industry. the united states recently announced the inflation reduction act. this includes billions of dollars in grants and loans to boost financing and deployment of new clean energy projects. but it sparked a trade dispute with its allies in europe, and now the e. u has set out its own plan to compete with the us as a production hub, the green products. it includes redeploying more than $270000000000.00 remaining fro

u. s. the spending almost $370000000000.00 on subsidies. china subsidies are double that of europe. so how do you see europe competing with the u. s. in china when it comes to the green economy? to start with, maybe. if we look at this number of the us, the 370000000000 us dollar been reported very extensively. it's a staggering some in some way, but it's also for the 10 year period. so as a percentage of the u. s. g t p is all not that much. and a lot of this money is also for things like renewables or transport emissions reductions where europe really has some very serious and successful policy for the last 10 to 20 years already. so part of the american money is also for catching up to europe. then another 6070000000000 will really be about industry. and this is where most of the discussion is euro in europe as a box, because the industrial sectors are about traded goods. and this is where the competition can really play a role in europe has also supported industrial innovation quite a bit over the last decade. but it has really focused on the early stage innovation, basically res

u. s. and china have been escalating for some time. not just during the tenure of the u. s. president joe biden, but they've been ratcheting up under the presidency of donald trump. there were sanctions that were put in place, or rather tariffs that were put in place, very strict trade tariffs. ah, and as well, there have been a very intense words that have been put in place, and we should point out when it comes to those trade tariffs. ah, those were not dropped to on the part of joe biden. and so there have been a very tense exchanges that have taken place. what we've heard joe biden talking about his strong relationship with the chinese government. we also know that there has been back door espionage to the u. s. is accused the chinese government of being responsible for, for decades. and so this is sort of an ongoing concern of the united states that this is just when the case of this balloon. well, it is kind of a low tack version of intelligence gathering. most of the means of intelligence gathering tends to be more in the form of satellites, as well as other forms o

u. s. actions against the chinese balloon half seriously affected and damaged both sides. if it's in progress in stabilizing sino u. s. relations. china strongly opposes this. a no, just the u. s. to stop homing, china's interests in escalating tensions. the chinese government is paying close attention to the development of the situation and will resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies. defend the interests and dignity of china and reserves. the right to react further is necessary. the u. s. military is currently searching for the remnants of the chinese balloon, which was shot down last week off the coast of south carolina. defense officials said an investigation is ongoing with navy divers at the scene. looking to recover any material would value to us intelligence. local residents were also war not to touch or move any remains which could be washed ashore, as they are part of a federal investigation. the dtn corresponded. he and young son says washington's hype over what they call. another threat from china contradicts bilateral agreements between the countries. how the us side responded to the

so i think china only stands to width and the u. s. the more you know, in my opinion, opening the goal for china to just hit, not penalty, and when the walcott ah, the ethiopian orthodox church has decided to delay a planned demonstration on government concessions amid a looming internal split. earlier the government reacted harshly to church gatherings temporarily shutting down access to social media for locals. ortiz africa, correspondence parabola. toddler brings us for details. 37 people have lost their lives over the last week through various protests. and some of them in the or all me or region of the country, the church had a problem. it has the senate, which is the counsel of the church which operates on the blessings of his holiness li, dumbest matthias, and 3 of those bishops in the castle. went rogue and decided to ordain some 26 bishops in the earlier region. the rebel bishop claimed that the church is actually discriminating against the people of or only, or in a sense that the language itself and the culture is not include

u. s government acted immediately to protect against the collection of sensitive information. back now to one of our top stories, tensions rising between the us and chinasecretary of state antony blinken, canceling a weekend trip to beijing as the pentagon tracks is suspected chinese surveillance balloon drifting over the u. s and you tonight, the pentagon has confirmed a fox news that a second suspected chinese spy balloon is flying over latin america. for more insight into this developing situation. we are joined by steven fish, political science professor at uc berkeley and an expert in international relations professor always appreciate your time secretary blinken called this a clear violation of international law. how does this escalate tensions between the two countries now? well anytime one side is engaging in this kind of surveillance, and the other side doesn't know about it. it's a surprise. um and it can escalate tensions just because it throws people off balance. we didn't know this was coming. uh it is not that said it is not a major security threat there. it's probably unlikely that the chinese government could get anything from this ball

u. s. and china. so it's really showing how shaky the foundation of the bilateral relationship is because a lot of the experts are saying if something as minor at this level, can just stop a highly anticipated trip that has taken both sides a month to prepare. then it really shows that there is basically no common ground for both sites, even start any kind of conversation. and so right now, what is going to constitute the conditions to restart this message is basically beijing will have to show a more apologetic and lower it stands. and rather than sticking with what it is saying right now, which is that it claims that both either china or the u. s. has not even planned any kind of visit. and the news of the visit is unity that we're only being shared by the u. s. which is definitely a back walk back from the earlier statements that they've made about blink and visit. and beijing, of course, has been saying it's a whether or not spy balloon is that still the message or you're saying they're not messag

ah, china slammed the u. s. for shooting down its weather balloon which floated over their territory. despite its numerous warnings, the airship does not pose any threat for american security. also ahead with less than a teaspoon of dry anthrax, a little bit about this amount. this is just about the amount of a taste we have 1st and descriptions of biological weapons factories on wheels and on rails replies that have played the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent iraqis, 20 years since the u. s. c. and they've been over at the u. n. we continue our special coverage of the legacy left behind the devastating war. a former chief, un weapons inspector, rod unveils the approval of washington in the united states. government had no intention allowing the inspectors to do their job. the united states was going to go to war with iraq regard. regardless, it doesn't matter what the truth was. and a more successful, we inspectors became disarming. iraq. the more threat we posed to the american policy and, and iraq,

china. and the u. s. has continue to say, oh, battle ships down the south china sea and is accused itself of undermining regional stability with the signing of the o. because packed with the security packed with britain, australia, when 2021, which is containing china's military power. but of course, this latest incident is a new blow to the already tense us china relations. earlier we spoke with nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact on international studies, and he says, the china doesn't, the balloons respond america. they say is apparently not a pleasant incident, but i don't believe it is. why is for anybody to make a big fuss on it? because the chinese government has confirmed in the 1st place that this below all this ship or exactly what you call it, is from china. and china fails regret for its intended entry into u. s. s. space china has enough satellites already in china, wants to do any surveillance. why should they use the balloons, which are so big and so obvious. now, i

u. s. says that's not true. calling this a spy balloon. the balloon has violated u. s airspace and international law, which is unacceptable. rus official confirms the balloon traveled from china to alaska through northwest canada before arriving over montana on wednesday. the balloon has the ability to maneuver and has changed course it is believed to be at 60,000 ft. above the range of where commercial and most u. s war planes can fly. the balloon does not present a military or physical threat to people on the ground at this time under military guidance, president biden ruled against shooting the balloon down for now, it is big enough. that again in reviewing our approach, we do recognize that any potential debris field would be significant. the u. s government also has detected similar balloon activity before as recently as in the prior administration, a white house official tells fox. still the incident will likely further strained u. s relations with china. secretary of state antony blinken is postponing a meeting in beijing over the weekend, which was partly aimed at easing the tensions concluded that conditions were not conducive for a constructive visit at this time wi

u. s. official to come to china since the beginning of the pandemic. and the whole point of that trip, at least according to the u. s. was to set god rails with what has become an increasingly rocky relationship that you as trying to relationship has really deteriorated in recent years. and even in the last recent more 3 months and weeks, this has been fraught, paid with more 10th incidence orient tiwana, close color of the south china sea tech controlled employers by washington on badging on chinese companies. so this incident is going to add to a growing list of already very tense, talking points. and it's also interesting in terms of context, because china has in recent weeks actually been using a more conciliatory tone towards washington, a less strident not only towards the us, but also to the u. s. a. to the u. s. as allies. and this is because china has just come out of its point 0 policy, it's opening up, it's trying to boost it's slowing economy to try to reach out to other countries. and so that makes this move, which could be perceived as pro

u. s. would not be doing this. why are we in danger north because we've become a porn and the conflict between china in the u. s. law. william your other son, but there are these sentiments, the oppositions alone or do they represent a considerable view in taiwan population. i think these views represent a certain faction inside a tony society, even though we are seeing the number impose, suggesting more and more people are willing to fight for time one, if a conflict broke out with china. but at the same time, there are people who i've been talking to in recent months and weeks staying at the end of the day, maintaining peace and stability across the toe and street is still their top priority. and they are concerned about the moves and deepen ties. between the u. s . and taiwan in on the military front. and also the are, you know, what, these kind of gestures the news are going to send signals to be jane and how beaching as possibly going to respond. so clearly these are not only, you know, restricted to the opposition politicians that we heard, but at the same time the they are being shared among time with t

u. s. and china have never really trusted each other. now the 2 superpowers have, once again clashed over a chinese balloon, flown into u. s. territory. but just how bad can it get? on to the point, we ask us china rivalry. what's behind the growing tension? to the point with d. w. in good shape. these other typical fine for analogy, but what exactly is the party doing? and why? we clarify, if you can proven symptom, which therapies actually help in good shape? 60 minutes on d, w o l f, as in overcoming divisions. save the date for the d. w. global media forum 2023 in bonn, germany and increasingly fragmented world with a growing number of voices, digitally amplified. we see where this clutter can lead what we really need, overcoming divisions into vision for tomorrow's journalism. save the date and join us for this discussion. at the 16th edition of d, w. c, global media forum. the relationship between the u. s. and china has always been characterized by mistrust . the world's 2 largest economies view each other as rivals and their lates

u. s. china relations really at this point? well, there's no doubt that the relationship is contentious. there are so many issues that are on the table that we have discussed. of course, the presidents buying and teaching pain didn't meet in november. they agreed that it would be in both countries interest to prevent further deterioration of the relationship. and that's the reason why lincoln's visit was scheduled. so i think both sides continue to have an interest in stabilizing the relationship. i think it will be rescheduled. and i don't think that this episode is going to rupture the relationship. they will get together and talk about ukraine, about north korea, about taiwan, about various other issues and about bilateral relationship, as well as expanding cooperation on global health, climate change on posing proliferation, not counter narcotics. so there's a lot on the table to discuss. and i think both sides want to engage in that conversation. yesterday, the u. s. announced it will expand its military presence in the ph

china. between the u. s . and russia, china is also going to be expanding as nuclear arsenal even more than it already is . i richer, thank you very much for that. that was richard walker, d w as chief international editor. appreciate it. while nato secretary general un stolberg is urging russia to reconsider suspending its participation in the new star treaty, he's been meeting with you cranes, foreign minister and the metro co labor and the foreign policy chief joseph burrell . there talk to place at nato headquarters while russian president vladimir putin was giving his state of the nation address in moscow. here's what stolberg had to say, just a short time ago. more nuclear weapons and the less arms control makes the world more dangerous. and that's the reason why innate the we are work so hard to engage russia on issues rated to arms control and one aid while i so supported the new starch. and also why i'm calling on russia today to reconsider its decision to suspend its participation. the new start agree

u. s. heartland ignited a diplomatic storm that kept the secretary of state from visiting china, plus more u. s. military aid for ukraine. the latest package nearly doubles keys, striking range against russian forces, which continue attacking a ukrainian stronghold. and it spearheaded the fight against coven researchers now say a new technology could become an effective weapon against cancer, as well. ah, i'm michael ok. welcome. the pentagon says a nother suspected chinese spy balloon has been discovered this time flying over latin america. that's after another such balloon was seen floating above the u. s. heartland, the spotting has complicated washington in beijing's already strained relations and drawn americans attention to the sky. there is losing nearly 2 kilometers above the united states. this balloon is causing major diplomatic problems back on earth. and i have no idea what it is. first spotted over montana by curious residence. it's now believed to be a chinese espionage platform. china's decision to fly a surveillance balloon over the continental united states is both accepta

and china fails regret for its intended entry into u. s. s. space china has enough satellites already in china wants to do any surveillance. why should they use the pollutants, which are so big and so obvious. now, i don't think this connection makes any sense. so let's see. i mean, we're all have to watch and see. but whatever the case, i think the wisdom of both countries, leaders and i've all depressed and now put to test. oh, for my is really priming a sen, nastily burnett, as the town his role in attempting to broker a peace. still in the 1st weeks of the ukraine conflict last year, and then it says his f as well to me at least shot down by washington and its allies. and he was soccer and i was just a mediator feel. i turned to america for guidance. i didn't do as i pleased anything i did was coordinated down to the last detail with the u. s. germany and france. they blocked the wes, wanted to keep the pressure on putin rather than negotiating money. there were several rounds of negotiations between moscow and kevin. the 1st weeks of th

u. s. has been a frequent uninvited guest to chinese territories. take the south china sea, for example, every year the u. s. military, $500.00 by planes of the region for recognizance and us naval ships have frequently flex their muscles. the are chinese waters, including the taiwan straits, under the guise of so called freedom of navigation. you must military activities have also caused casualties among chinese military personnel and civilians. over the years, china and the u. s. has experience far worse situations in recent decades. and here they are. so we will have to wait and we didn't see the palestinian health ministry has accused israel of denying cancer patients the right to medical treatment abroad and made an ongoing stand off surgeons from palestine perform to kidney transplant operations in the gaza strip. we spoke to one patient father who said the procedure was a long time coming. the subtle, i remember 6 years ago the disease was discovered she was getting treatment and didn't need dialysis. she was taken madison and getting full ops with the doctor hop

planned despite beatings, repeated warnings, and could be seen as a challenge should one china principle. in fact, the u. s. has been a frequent uninvited guess to chinese territories. take the south china sea, for example, every year the u. s. military wise, hundreds by planes of the region for recognizance and us naval ships have frequently flex their muscles year chinese waters, including the pilots rates under the guise of so called freedom of navigation. us military activities have also caused casualties among chinese military personnel and civilians. over the years, china and d u. s. has experienced far worse situations in recent decades, and here they are. so we will have to wait and we didn't see the russian foreign minister circ a live rob has arrived in iraq, capital baghdad, to conduct talks with the countries top officials as part of his chore to africa in middle east nation. it's the 1st visit of the russian delegation to the country since 2019 russia's top diplomat has met with the iraqi ambassador to jordan, talk to the iraq president and prime minister our expect to be held during the day,

u. s. media outlets of sensationalizing. a supposing threat from china and early further working soon further damage these ties between the u. s. and china. and as we heard, the flow bar from cassie is, is definitely a major blow to us china relations. their relationship was already under a severe strain under him, of from a growing list of disagreements, everything from taiwan to technology, to the south china sea. it is just as another tense topic to that list. and it was hoped that anti aid lincoln's visit would improve. and stabilizes vakio relationship at a time full of aging when they're looking to focus on reducing economy coming out of carbons 0. so definitely bad timing for aging. and also very embarrassing as well for china. all right, that's alger is katrina you in beijing for us. thanks so much for breaking it all down for us. katrina people in ecuador will be heading to the polls in the coming hours to elect local officials and vote unconstitutional reforms. many observers see this referendum as a test for president key or my last. so who's

u. s. china relations really at this point? well, there's no doubt that the relationship is contentious. there are so many issues that are on the table that we have discussed. of course, the presidents buying and teaching pain didn't meet in november. they agreed that it would be in both countries interest to prevent further deterioration of the relationship. and that's the reason why lincoln's visit was scheduled. so i think both sides continue to have an interest in stabilizing the relationship. i think it will be rescheduled. and i don't think that this episode is going to rupture the relationship. they will get together and talk about ukraine, about north korea, about taiwan, about various other issues and about bilateral relationship, as well as expanding cooperation on global health, climate change on posing proliferation, not counter narcotics. so there's a lot on the table to discuss. and i think both sides want to engage in that conversation. yesterday, the u. s. announced it will expand its military presence in the ph

china. a major issue has been this drama about spy balloons. recently, tony blink in the u. s. secretary of state and china's top dip wang ye. had a meeting here. am you make last night? it was speculating a long time. bad weather that meeting would really go ahead. it didn't go ahead. this is the 1st meeting between them for a long time, but the statements that came out from both sides after that, we're pretty venomous on both sides. really trading accusations. i'm one ship member of the chinese delegation. he said that is moving into a sort of a tit for tat phase around that. and there are lot of delegates here saying that the u. s. in china near really need to work out a way of dealing with each other constructively. otherwise, the well could be heading a for even more tension in the months and years ahead. and we wouldn't want that chief international editor richard walker. thank you. no rush us invasion of the korean nearly a year ago, is vibrating through the berlin film festival, which began this week one hotly away. that screening is super power, direct action fans, pr

u. s. saves china could be planning to on russia. in it's boring, you praying a prospect that if true would carry consequences warns you are a secretary of state antony blinking. what could those consequences be and why does china continue to support brochure? plus how a nation country is teaching you premium soldiers, new battle field skills. ah. my british manager, welcome to did up the news asia. glad you could join us. john, i'll stop diplomat. one year was headed to moscow on monday, a day after receiving a warning from b u. s. against arming russia. you are a secretary of state antony blinking, and one ye met on the sidelines of the munich security conference in germany. in later interviews, blinker revealed that the u. s. had information that china was planning to provide legal support to russia in its war in ukraine, and that such support would carry consequences for b ging, i think we also had an opportunity to talk about the russian aggression against ukraine. we're here in munich and many of the country sure, focused as we

u. s. and china have never really trusted each other. now the 2 superpowers have, once again clashed over a chinese balloon, flown into u. s. territory. but just how bad can it get on to the point we ask us in china rivalry, what's behind the grow intention to the point with d. w into the conflict zone with sebastian a chinese balloon flying high over america has led to the cancellation of high level talks between bay june in washington. my guest in beijing is senior. com. those you both express on chinese security and strategy. for the far from the balloon, verify me about a recent washington. wanted to discuss what'll happen is conflict between 60 minutes. i'll dw. oh, when you become a criminal pre climb aol. already know who's with about hackers? paralyzing the tire societies. computers that out sure. you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can they go in for. and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it. now i'm new to the relationship between the us and china has always

china about its role in the ukraine war and trying to deter russia. there were several other issues that are on the table right now for the u. s. in china to discuss from taiwan to the south china sea and so on and so forth. there were so many thorny issues that it wasn't expected that the secretary of state entity blink and trip to china would be really that progressive that they would make that much of a breakthrough. but this has certainly soured the relationship even further. antony blinkin saying yesterday that he made very clear to his counterpart in china on the phone that this is seen as a serious breach and that they might make a trip in the future. but the conditions have to be right again, and we don't know what will be deemed as the conditions being right. again for secretary blinking to actually be able to make this trip. ok, so me some a standard reporting for us in washington d. c. thank you so much to me. to ukraine, our fighting rage is on around the city of bach moot. ukraine's army has been dugan for months to push back russian forces. but despite tensions between both sides cave and moscow say they made the l

this, our china is accusing united states of overreacting and violating international practice after washington shut down a suspected surveillance balloon off the coast of south carolina. the u. s. as china was using a balloon for spying, but that it did not pose a military or physical threat to the country, beijing insisted, but it was just monitoring weather and it had blown off course military vessels on are working to clear the deborah, which has scattered over 11 kilometers of water. the incident prompt is extra, say anthony, blinking to postpone a plan visit to china this week. my counters been following his story. he brings us the latest from washington. this has been rejected completely by administration officials and they've made very clear in the course of the day that they believe that china intentionally deployed the balloon over us territory and a means to provoke the u. s. and also to hinder any form of diplomatic recovery. now that's something that is shared across all political parties. we've heard from both republicans and democrats saying exactly that, that they believe that there was a plot to under foot to buy china, to diffuse or to destroy the negotiation

and china feels regret for its intended entry into u. s. s. space. china has enough satellites already in china. wants to do any surveillance. why should they use the pollutants? which are so big and so obvious. now, i don't think this connection makes any sense. so let's see, i mean, we're all have to watch and see, but whatever the case, i think the wisdom of both countries, leaders and i've all depressed and now put his test. ah, it's been 20 years since the us invasion of iraq. and here at r t, we continue special coverage of the anniversary, examining the devastation and destabilization the war cause throughout the middle east. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great pain. with food medicine and sleep. with today marks 20 years since the u. s. secretary of state at the time push military action in iraq at the un security council. an episode well known by his display of a vial in an attempt to display allegations of w

china policy, etc. so it's charla would do exactly like what the u. s. military did a few days ago by shooting down an innocent, ominous as the u. s. military characterized this issue, ah airship, for example, from the air. then china will be fully justified to shoot and shoot and shoot again and again and again. but what, what the consequences, china in the united states will be on the wall with each other, who will benefit neither the chinese people nor the american but america keep them cool about in the china and he's local, it keeps talking about that. we just had this, this american military guy, a mini hand is commander just a week or so ago who addressed his troops in america and said, get ready for war with china by 2025. so i le, admittedly, i understand it when i speak the chinese officials, they always say we're not a threat. we're not a threat to america. but american officials are constantly saying china is a threat to america. and i just briefly, mr. gout, just briefly bear with me here that the whole spy balloon going over america. i mea