u. s. from china and from russia, but they have come round. and the thing is, lawson damage was only put on the agenda at this particular cop cop $27.00 just before it started there were days of negotiations just to get to this point. and now this has happened. so is quite a trial and it shows that the un process does work, despite the criticism that it gets placed in the usa, at least 5 people have been killed in a shooting at the gay night club in colorado springs. and they say 18 people have been injured in the attack. a suspect has been taken into custody and is being treated for injuries. powerful explosions have shaken this patricia nuclear power plant in ukraine. the un nuclear watchdog has condemned the blasts that facility which is under russian control. moscow says ukraine is behind the explosions. malaysia's vertical leaders, a scrambling form, a coalition government that's off so tightly contested election left the country with no clear winner. florence louis has molson calling them for the main opposition block, the alliance of ho

u. s. from china, from russia, but they have come round. and the thing is, lawson damage was only put on the agenda. this particular caught caught 27 just before it started there were days of negotiations just to get to this point. and now this is happened. so is quite a triumph and it shows that the un process does work despite the criticism that it gets. but note there is not yet any money in the fund for loss and damage. and as mohammed a doe of power shift africa, which is an important african angio, he said, it's like having an empty bucket. and now we need to fill it. but he also said cop 27 has done what no other cop has achieved. it is a big moment. a powerful explosions have shaken these upper region nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. damaging infrastructure. increased nuclear energy firm says at least 12 miss hours were fired of the facility. the plant, which is the largest in europe, has come under attack before, sparking fears of a major nuclear disaster. moscow and kia have blamed each other for the shelling a protest aga

u. s. from china and from russia, but they have come round. and the thing is, lawson damage was only put on the agenda at this particular cop cop $27.00 just before it started there were days of negotiations just to get to this point. and now this has happened to is quite a trial and it shows that the u. n. process does work despite the criticism that it gets. but note there is not yet any money in the fund for loss or damage. and as mohammed a doe of power shift africa, which is an important african angio, he said, it's like having an empty bucket. and now we need to fill it. but he also said cop 27 has done what no other cop has achieved. it is a big moment. now, brazil is relying on star strike, a name are to help bring home a 6th world cup. the paris azure man starr was born in moshi. das cruises on the outskirts of south palo people. there are hoping their hero will return victorious from kat are 2020 to 1 o'clock. give asthma football coach met. she teaches the game like a dance, a combination of him twisting need, lifting in, chicago or

u. s. from china and from russia, but they have come round. and the thing is, lawson damage was only put on the agenda at this particular coffee cup $27.00, just before it started there were days of negotiations just to get to this point. and now this has happened, so is quite a trial and it shows that the un process does work despite the criticism that it gets. but note there is not yet any money in the fund for loss and damage. and as mohammed a doe of power shift africa, which is an important african angio, he said, it's like having an empty bucket. and now we need to fill it. but he also said cop 27 has done what no other cop has achieved. it is a big moment in the united states, at least 5 people have been killed in a shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs, police say 18 others were wounded in the attack. these alive pictures now of people laying the wreaths in honor of the victims. a 22 year old suspect has been taken into custody and has been treated for injuries. the entertainment venue known as club q says it is devastated by

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u. s. from china today, that nuclear weapons should never be used were necessarily status. also, it's vital that it is understood that the use of nuclear weapons in this war would be unacceptable. and that they use would be globally condemned to speed. and as i was happy to be able to reiterate this, when i met the chinese president in beijing, i'm very happy that the issue was also addressed when the american and chinese presidents magic. and that boats were clear during their talks that the use of nuclear weapons is unacceptable. and is a red line that cannot be crossed in. and it will to leniency mr. bush. well as the g 20 so me kicks off in indonesia, there will be one leader noticeably absent, rushes president vladimir putin. now the she was invited, personally invited by indonesia, president, but just a few days ago, putin pulled out, well, that decision will be good news for many g 20 member countries. while the mere putin's war in ukraine, it will continue to dominate the agenda at the summer. would he or wouldn't t if it in the end rushes president decided he would

u. s. from china today, that nuclear weapons should never be used as a civic status. also, it's vital that it is understood that the use of nuclear weapons in this war would be unacceptable. and that they use would be globally condemned to sleep. and as i was happy to be able to reiterate this, when i met the chinese president in beijing, i'm very happy that the issue was also addressed when the american and chinese presidents magic. and that both were clear during their talks that the use of nuclear weapons is unacceptable. and is a red line that can not be crossed. once in a little telling is to mr. bush that the jury chance all of schultz there. as the g 20 summit kicks off in indonesia, there will be one person noticeably absent. you see him right behind me, rushes president vladimir pope, though he was personally invited to the summit by the president of indonesia. but just a few days ago, putin pulled out while that decision will certainly not be bad news for some g 20 member countries. futons war in ukraine. it will continue to dominate the agenda for so would

u. s. from china and from russia, but they have come round. and the thing is, lawson damage was only put on the agenda at this particular coffee cup $27.00, just before it started there were days of negotiations just to get to this point. and now this has happened to is quite a trial. and it shows that the u. n. process does work despite the criticism that it gets. but note there is not yet any money in the fund for loss or damage. and as mohammed a doe of power shift africa, which is an important african angio, he said is like having an empty bucket. and now we need to fill it. but he also said cop 27 has done what no other cop has achieved. it is a big moment. powerful explosions have shaken these apparition nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. damaging infrastructure. ukraine's nuclear energy firm says at least 12 missiles were fired at the facility. the nuclear plant, which is the largest in europe, has come under attack before spoken fears of a major nuclear disaster. cosco and kiva blamed each other for the shilling at separation. th

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u. s. is views on taiwan on the u. s . as policy towards taiwan and the potential u. s. defense of taiwan, particularly aggravated that relationship between the u. s. and china of that visit from the u. s. speak to nancy pelosi to taiwan in the summer. and that was something the chinese were very, very angry about. i think the us will be saying no, our policy is not changed in any way, but of course you got the midterm elections and the results still not clear. we may have a new speaker, kevin mccarthy. and he said one of his 1st things that he's planning to do is to go to taiwan. so that is likely, i think, still to be contentious issue going forward. the other one in the region that you can look at. but i think it's very important is north korea, which is filed a record number of missiles this year, 86 missiles in one year. and this tool may be planning a 7 nuclear test. the u. s. believes that china can do a lot more to rein in north korea and stop this. it describes as provocative behavior. they believe they can deal directly with the north koreans. they also believe that china could be more cooperative of the un security council. what the u . s. would like that to be taug

do is that they will have to find somewhere where they can make concessions. china really wants to semiconductors from the u. s. this is very, very important for them to help the economy grow. and but the u. s. needs the 0 coven rules to be relaxed, and it wants more reciprocity from, from china. it wants more of a, it basically, they need both sides need to relax a little bit while at the same time, maintaining this systemic rivalry. so there's going to be a lot of juggling going on, but so far the signs are positive. he ws clipper. conan resident china analyst to for thank you. now before heading to the g. 20 summit in indonesia, german chantelle, all of shawls, has been visiting vietnam and singapore to gauge opportunities for german business . there. germany wants to reduce its heavy dependency on china and geo political tensions. earlier, my colleague richard walker, i spoke to z mense c o rowland bush asking whether it's time for german businesses to diversify. it depends on how you define, define it. if diversity cation means doing less than china, instead of doing more business and others, i don't beli

china employed multiple diplomatic tools in an attempt to erode u. s. and partner influence, such as highlight in the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and criticizing us backed security partnerships, people's republic of china, officials and state media outlets also repeatedly condemned the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and cited the withdrawal as evidence that the u. s. is an unreliable partner and declining power. the u. s. withdrawal was one of the defining moments of recent history. after 20 years of its military operation in afghanistan, the pentagon quit in the face of a taliban advance and left behind thousands of people who had been helping the u. s . army over the years. a bomb attack by an isolated group at kabul airport as people were trying to flee left at least 160 civilians and 13 u. s. marines dead. while the pentagon has been criticizing china for focusing on the chaotic withdrawal, the u. s. republicans had been pending the blame for what happened squarely on the biden administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issui

u. s. is views on taiwan on the u. s. as policy towards taiwan and the potential u. s. defense of taiwan, particularly aggravated that relationship between the u. s. and china after that visit from the u. s. speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan in the summer. and that was something that chinese were very, very angry about. i think the us will be saying no, our policy is not changed in any way, but of course you got the mid term elections and the results still not clear. we may have a new speaker, kevin mccarthy. and he said one of his 1st things that he's planning to do is to go to taiwan. so that is likely, i think, still to be contentious issue going forward. a suspect has been detained at this time. bull walls for an explosion killed at least 6 people on sunday. well, an 80 were wounded turkey's interior minister, the suspect belongs to the kurdish separatist group. the p k. k. crane's president is accused russia of committing hundreds of war crimes and the southern castle region. ukrainian forces retook parts of the area last week after russia retreated . east african leaders of announced talks aimed at stopping the fighting at east and democratic republic of congo. a peace dialog

so what 2 countries in the region, one from the u. s. and china relationship so the primary thing that they want is for the 2 major parties to get along mean to say that there's no escalation, that they don't get into some sort of conflict or prolong tension. but i think to avoid friction. the countries are realistic enough to realize that they can't affect that by this point. if there is some ability to cooperate on the economy, to make sure that china and the u. s. going to shut each other off. i think that's a plus, but it needs be realism to recognize that those sorts of possibilities may be dema today than before. let's talk about realism and this is something that maybe people give china credit for, because china has grown to become one of the key trading partners for many southeast asian nations. when things have cambodia and lois, for instance, and then there's of course, the japan and indonesia, the trade with these countries as well. how does the u. s. counter this influence? so that's a little bit misleading because trade in goods, defi

u. s. national security. u. s. is angry at china's tacit support for russia's invasion of ukraine. russian president vladimir putin a close ally of she will be notably absent from the g 20 meeting. she goes, biden has raised chinese hackles by saying the u. s. would be ready to defend self rule to taiwan militarily. the u. s. has been briefing its allies on the massive economic fallout. beijing invades taiwan, which is considered part of its territory. the us china relationship has really rapidly deteriorated and recent years due to disagreements over trade taiwan policy, human rights that she was just to name a few. and so this really is an opportunity for the 2 leaders to get together in person. busy and to talk about these tasking issues as well as areas or cooperation . growing nuclear tensions in the region will be high on the agenda and bali by he will push china to use it's implements to rein in north korea after a space of missile tests and fear soaring, the pyongyang is stepping up. it's nuclear ambitions. all right to left gets more on this from ian drawing. he teachers international relations with a focus on the issue of pacific and china, of the nat

china u. s. relationship from descending into conflict. we know that president c was adamant about taiwan and reminding president biden again, that the us should not test china's resolve on this question. um, but we saw with the policy visit that. so despite these very clear, ah, warnings from china, ah, president biden appeared powerless to keep a house speaker policy from going. and this then ratcheted up the attentions in taiwan. and i think put it more likely on a course the conflict. so i think the upcoming question mark is the taiwan policy act. now, if that does go to biden's desk, can he veto it? ah, you know, it's not implausible to see a similar political dynamic playing out. and i think this is one of the big question marks, but certainly ah, it's great that both sides are talking. are there is going to be more follow up as we heard with the secretary of state. oh, it looks like we have just lost to andy mark who was a senior research fellow at the center of china in globalization. we are going to move on to other news now. well,

u. s. is views on taiwan on the u. s. as policy towards taiwan and the potential us defense of taiwan, particularly aggravated that relationship between the u. s. and china after that visit from the u. s. speak nancy pelosi to taiwan in the summer. and that was something that chinese were very, very angry about. i think the us will be saying no, our policy is not changed in any way, but of course you got the midterm elections and the results still not clear. we may have a new speaker and kevin mccarthy. and he said one of his 1st things that he's planning to do is to go to taiwan. so that is likely, i think, still to be contentious issue going forward. turkish police are detained, at least 46 people in connection with sundays explosion in istanbul that killed 6 people and injured many more. police say, the woman who planted the bomb was a syrian national. it happened on the city is busy, is the cloud, st. ukraine's president followed me as a landscape accused russia of committing hundreds of war crimes in the southern castle region, ukrainian forces. we took parts of the area last week, after russia retreated. east african leaders have announced talks aimed at stopping the fi

china going hold of michael trips from the irs and its allies like taiwan? i or probably too many reasons for this. the 1st one is because the military competition between the u. s. and china, as a lot of people know allied, have like on jet fighter as marseilles in also some battleships need these powerful micro chips in order to work. so the u. s. as probably are trying to prevent china from getting these cutting age micro trips to draven is military power. and secondly, is probably because of the economy. ah, and as you know, a lot of indo tree rely on semiconductors in these chips. so the u. s. is very likely to or are prevent on china to get these on a vans computer chips such as g as in says, products into our brain is technology to the next level. also, the meeting of years was in biden and dirt. china's leadership on the sidelines or the g 20 summit seems so signal and easing of tensions of bar taiwan as those been a boost to local investment settlement. ah, yes fur, to be honest, is not a very significant boost on after the 2 liters. matt, the overall stock market in taiwan, only rails by one percent. it's similar to what happened when she didn't pick,

u. s. being disappointed from the response by china who has maintained, you know, something of a policy of strategic ambiguity. i think that's the, the term for 2022 on this war like china abstained from voting in the march. un general assembly resolution condemning russia for its action and ukraine. the chinese have actually issued stern words about biden's handling of this war, and it sanctions against russia instead, seeing as china is the 2nd largest economy in the world. therefore, the biggest player in bricks does china's position on the war in ukraine. does that reflect the sentiment of the other member states? do you think? yeah, i mean, here i think we have to, we have to just be brutally honest with ourselves. and to say that the bricks as a block never really function like a block, and after recent elections, i mean, even be not the reason election. somebody's been there 89 years both and has been there 5 or 6 years, right? so, so after those elections, i don't think the bricks function like a political block at all. so and i think within the break, you have brazil, hon sonora,

u. s. as in india, perfect campaign to of china for quite some time in up. so with the biden strip chinese companies from buying involved computer chips and making machinery without a u. s. issued license, numerous american citizens have reported the resign from jobs and chinese tech companies. i meant the sanctions this month, the us on the top general mark milli said china was opposed to rival the u. s. as it was premier premier military power in the near future, but he insisted it wouldn't supposed to us the completed ship restrictions have come. i made a report to do as concerns about the potential for using chinese military equipment . some officials live in the you have spoken out against such unilateral actions by the us when the americans basically want to do whatever they want, including when you are gauge their judge should, will low as you find it, they do it. we heard from a jim our he were history and international relations professor of that evidence, university barrett who says the u. s. is seeking to undermine china. the united states has always been treating others in the inequitable. so

from china. since the u. s. health secret goals, the visit in august is only going down the trends out time. one is going to strengthen its a national security and sovereignty in the event of the growing threat from china. but it will be interesting to see how the china factors starts to play out over the next year as we enter into a very different election cycle, which is the next presidential election cycle in 2024. and what do you expect to happen there? do you see these results as a potential indicator for what we might see in 2024? right. so yesterday's result actually will give us some clue about who might be promoted to be the front runner from each party. and the 2024 election for the d p . p. with time when stepping down, she is going to make way for the likely successor is like, whoa, probably be the current vice president willing like. as for the kmc, the new type, a city may or who yo yo who one of lance lie yesterday with a record number of vote winning, he is likely going to be able to convince his party to throw unity behind him for the 2024 bit and another person to look out f

u. s. u. s, as you know, has been pushing against finally what from start, it's been continued by violence and china has been labeled and as the rival competitor intended to plan the u. s. the u. s. not going to land, that's what happens. so us pushing by a strategy has meant that china falling behind in international diplomacy or last 2 years. so now with being trips now, they're trying to really make up of the last time i think we, i will see china undersea doubling down. they're pushing back and us because they may have concluded in beijing that whatever they do that you are going to come at them on the other hand, me will feel confident in short enough to dial down. meaning that to tone down the job so that it wasn't. yes, as you mentioned, it certainly simon saw at time of storing a political tensions how to member states navigate the washington badging strains, particularly given as you mentioned, china's important economic partnerships in the region. well, the neighborhood, i was it under pressure as you can imagine, but in it, the reason i'm trying to have it both ways. so when you tell us t

china, with the u. s. already now with jo, biting, trying to distance itself from china while germany is, is thing closer to beijing. we saw german chancellor on a short travel there last week in a controversial meeting with chinese leadership. so there is definitely a tension on the mid terms, and there is going to be a lot of thoughts given to whether the relations between germany in the us will maybe sour again. julia if a president biden were to come under pressure to scale back us support for the war in ukraine following these mid terms. what would that mean for germany? well, as we look at and the countries who are supporting ukraine at the moment, the u. s. is definitely at the forefront in terms of military support, but also financial aid. and germany has said numerous times. they're also looking at what kinds of weapons are being delivered to ukraine, that it is coordinating very closely with as it's partners in particular the us and we're the us to pull back in terms of aid and deliveries to ukraine. germany would be in a position where it had to decide what to do, whether to step up and continue

from the mc alive. now, joe biden has told china there must be no cold war. the u. s. president met his chinese county, but she didn't ping and indonesia, the head of tuesday, group of 20 summits. all eyes were on the 1st in person, talks between the 2 lead us since biden took office. the 2 nations are competing for global influence. as economic and security tensions increase, bud biden said differences over issues like taiwan, ukraine must not be allowed to escalate into conflict. we had asked me, we had an open candid conversation about our intentions and our priorities. it was clear, he was clear and i was clear, there will defend american interest and values promote university human rights and stand up for their national order and work and lock strep with our allies and partners. we're going to compete vigorously when i'm not looking for conflict. i'm looking to manage is competition responsibly, presidency in turn, bond biden, not to cross bridging, so hold red line over the self ruled island of taiwan. and earlier, may i ask the ws chief international editor ric

view to show the china and the united states can manage our differences, prevent competition from becoming anything or really mere conflict. china, she jin ping, notate relations with the u. s. have just turned 50 and many believe they're now at their lowest ever point. ah, the current situation that the china u. s. relationship is facing is a concern for us all. the u. s. and china have increasingly disagreed on many fronts, economic, diplomatic, military, as superpower arrivals with flash points such as the self governing island of taiwan, and access to technology, threatening to turn competition into confrontation. this meeting was aimed at setting out the guardrails to ensure future relations. never escalate into hostilities. he was clear an hour's clear there will defend american interest and values promote universal human rights and stand up for their national order and work and lock step of our allies and partners. we're going to compete vigorously for, i'm not looking for conflict bite and also said she had agreed with him that the threat of nuclear weapons being used in ukraine should be condemned, reaffirmed are shared belief and the threat, or the use of nuclear

china. of d, w. i sandra phenomena is in barley for the summit. i asked her what's expected from this meeting between the u. s. and china? well, i think feel that this is the most important meeting on president biden's agenda. and the most anticipated one here in indonesia. and to both countries are competing for military, economic and technological, pre eminence, eminence in the world. and of course, said their relations perhaps sunk to the lowest point in decades with tensions over a host of issues. and they will speak about those issues here. boards, taiwan, north korea's nuclear ambitions is china's course of fur trade practices. and you, as president, has already made clear that he wants to lay out america's red lines at. but he also wants to talk about areas we're both countries could work together and her, according to the chinese spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry. china is looking to finding a way it is looking for finding a right pass to continue the relationship with the u. s. and so i think that the best outcome will be that both sides could probably agree on reopening communication chan

u. s. as probably are trying to prevent china from getting these cutting age micro trips to strengthen is military power. and secondly, is probably because of the economy. ah, and as you know, a lot of inner tree rely on semiconductors in these chips. so the u. s. is very likely to our prevent on china to get these on a vans computer chips such as yours in and sees products until our brain is technology to the next level. also, the meeting of yours was in biden and dirt. china's leader she on the sidelines or the g 20 summit seems so signal and easing of tensions of bar taiwan as those been a boost to local investment sentiment. oh yes for to be honest, is not a very significant boost on after the 2 liters met the overall stock market in taiwan. only rails by one percent. it's similar to what happened when she didn't pick. and biden had a phone call are during the pin dynamics. so i was say, is not a significant rise in general, but it did reduced her geopolitical tensions are as fide. and after meeting said that he did not think china had imminent plans to invade taiwan. so a kind of fly said inv

from china's point of view. it pushed back and explaining to the u. s. in no uncertain terms that it will not be constrained when it comes to its development. it believes that said, there is this u. s. lead alliance to try to limit its development. well, a cottage, china that's not going to happen, also telling the americans that theirs is not the only form of government they will not be dictated to when it comes to the running of china. at times it does, they do suspect that a america is trying to export. it's a liberal democracy. i think the biggest dispute came. i went on the subject of taiwan in fact, so much so that as soon as this session ended, the chinese put out a statement saying that taiwan is very much a red line issue. it regards the self governing ayla as an inalienable part of china, or it always will be, it will come back to china and it's full, no one and not least the americans to get involved in what it sees as an internal relations problem. so that remains a flash for it, especially as the united states continues to supply arms to tha

u. s. issued license. numerous american citizens have reported the resign from jobs in chinese tech companies, amid the sanctions. earlier this month, the u. s. army top general mark miley said china was poised to rival the u. s. as the wills premier military power in the near future, but he insisted it wouldn't support the u. s. so the officials within the you have spoken out against such unilateral actions by the us when the murray goes basically want to do whatever they want, including when you gauge their each other low as they define it, they do it. we heard from jim our kayla history and international relations professor of lebanese university in bay root, who says the us is seeking to undermine china. the united states has always been treating others in the inequitable. so what applies to them doesn't apply to others. so that's why they have been trying to manipulate others at arms in order to force them into a course of all the sees that would fit the u. s. interest. i don't believe that the countries, the countries would be able to stand these pressures because the whole structure of these states countries have always been many places by the west. for the past 2 centuries

china for quite some time. you know, so by the, by the administration, restricted chinese companies from buying advanced computer chips and making machinery without a u. s. issued license, numerous american citizens have reported the resigned from jobs in chinese tech companies amid the sanctions. earlier this month, the u. s. army is top general mark millie, said china was poised to rival the u. s. as the world premier military power in the near future, but he insisted it wouldn't support the u. s. some officials within the you have spoken out against fund unilateral actions by the us when the americans basically want to do whatever they want, including when you are against each other, should, will low as you find it. they do it. we heard haven't of our, have a history and international relations professor at the lebanese university of in b route, who says the us is seeking to undermine china. the united states has always been treating others in the inequitable. so what applies to them doesn't apply to others. so that's why they have been trying to manipulate others. that was that arms in order to force them into a course of all the seas that would fit

from us as leaders of the 2 major countries. we need to check the right course for the china u. s. relationship leaders or to nations. we share responsibility in my view to shoulder china and the united states can manage or different years prevent competition from becoming anything are really near conflict. well, i've taken away a financial joins as from barley where the upcoming g 20 summit is taking place. my show thanks for joining us. what do we know so far about the meeting between the u . s. and chinese leaders and what's the context that well, hi ne, keen deeded has been among the most anticipated face to face meetings at these ears . d 20 and probably in the last 2 years after joe biden became president, the american leader finally meets he's chinese counterpart here in bali. he openly smiles. he shake sees hand and actually that is not exactly what everybody expected before coming here just days ago. joe biden said that he's going to figure out what the red lines are between the 2 superpowers. during his meeting, we see here he came here after another international gathering, the us, yon meeting where his mes

taiwan sees itself as a country, china seas, taiwan as, as the records, it's part of its territory, m and m. the fact that the u. s. is basically trying to decouple from, from china. these are, these are the ju political backdrops to, to, to add this, that this is the geopolitical backdrop to this visit. i think, yeah, maybe we could look at the other video to show some of the backdrop that we have. this is a report that we have looking at at the backdrop to this sir, to this visit. change through trade. for years, that was germany's china policy. oma chancellor, anglo michael champion, the idea throughout has 16 years and power suggesting that making money in fostering change go hand in hand. china is now germany's biggest trained partner and concerns are growing that this has made germany dangerously dependent. but if you look at a couple of the kind of key clusters of dependency em when now, particularly down to parts of the car and the auto sector and the chemical sector, and i think that's where you have the real dependencies china and all powerful president, she jin ping has undergone profound change. the economy has reached new heights, but ins

this idea of saving germany from china is kind of ironic when the u. s . and not germany is the obvious beneficiary of all this maneuvering at this point . like when state department officials bragged about browbeating berlin in to reducing the share sold to china in hamburg, port deal. there been some articles in the western press recently since schultz is chinese trip. that play on the notion that germany doesn't need china, even though beijing is berlin's largest trading partner. the rationale on these pieces is that germany has the rest of the e. u to trade with sure, i guess why not accept the rest of the e u, as in a tailspin because of the e use own sanctions on its energy supply. the german business community doesn't seem to be buying politicians, excuses for the pivot away from china with 8 of the countries talk chief executives writing in a german newspaper. recently, a warning against withdrawing from china and underscoring in china is key to germany's competitiveness. the same could also have been sad about germany's relationship with russia be

from washington. jo, wide and joined the asian leaders in cambodia. the u. s. president is seeking regional support for containing china's influence. we've got the latest from for non pants, and ukraine celebrates as it forces. liberate the southern city of hassan crowds, cheer rushes, retreat, and president lensky. calls it a historic day. ah, i'm here until thanks for joining us. we begin in the us where days after the u. s . midterm elections control of congress is still up in the air. democrat, mark kelley won a reelection or when re election, rather in a key senate race in arizona. he defeated the trump back to venture capitalists like masters who has yet to concede, democrats and republicans now have 49 seats. each in the upper house of congress control will come down to the results in nevada or georgia, which is going to run off in december or washing correspondence. susan was gone to has more on the sickness seconds of this victory for the democrats and president joe biden. it's pretty important, erin, i mean, he puts democrats, as you said, one seed away from extending that majority that they have in the senate for another

this idea of saving germany from china is kind of ironic when the u. s . and not germany is the obvious beneficiary of all this maneuvering at this point . like when state department officials bragged about browbeating berlin into reducing the share sold to china in hamburg, port deal. there been some articles in the western press recently since schultz is chinese trip. that play on the notion that germany doesn't need china, even though beijing is berlin's largest trading partner. the rationale on these pieces is that germany has the rest of the e. u to trade with sure, i guess why not accept the rest of the e u, as in a tailspin because of the e use own sanctions on its energy supply. the german business community doesn't seem to be buying politicians, excuses for the pivot away from china with 8 of the countries talk chief executives writing in a german newspaper. recently, a warning against withdrawing from china and underscoring at china is key to germany's competitiveness. the same could also have been sad about germany's relationship with russia bef

out what german tasa salts that he said china remains an important business and trading part of germany and europe. we don't want to decouple from it, but the u. s. policy on china speaks of abusive and coercive economic practices in the trading space. and somewhere in between. the united states and its partners are trying to find a common line on china with both deeply invested there, having huge trade volumes in the us. it's more than half a trillion in the case of germany is more than $250000000000.00 or euro's whatever you like. so both can't get away from china and are grappling with how to deal with it. so in your view is germany meeting washington's expectations of being a strategic partner when it comes to china. well, certainly we saw entity blinking on stage as well. there's a lot of agreement that china needs to be handled with course, and you won't hear a word of direct criticism coming out of d. c. but no doubt there will be more expectations in the future. it's very interesting that german cancer souls takes pretty much head on the question of where you are, where germany has to position itself between the us and china. that is a q

from washington. and joe biden joins us in leaders or asian leaders in cambodia. the u. s president is seeking regional support for containing china's influence or get the latest from finance. and ukraine celebrates as it forces liberate the southern cities, have sun crowds to your rushes, retreat and prisons once because of a quote historic day. ah, i'm here until the new berlin. thanks for joining us. we begin in the u. s. where days after the u. s. midterm elections control congress is still up in the air. democrat more, kelly won re election in the queue. senate raising arizona. he defeated the trump back venture capital on lake masters, who has yet to concede, democrats and republicans now have 49 seas. each in the upper house of congress control will come down to the results in nevada or georgia, which is going to run off in december as more than that, let's bring indeed of you corresponded sumi from the scanner who joins us from washington, d. c. so, so me, how important is this when for the democrats and you as president joe biden? it's very important, erin, i mean, it puts democrats, as you said, one seed away from extendin

u. s. being disappointed from the response by china who has maintained, you know, something of a policy of strategic ambiguity. i think that's the, the term for 2022 on this war like china abstained from voting in the march. un general assembly resolution condemning russia for its action and ukraine. you know, the chinese have actually issued stern words about violence handling of this war and it sanctions against russia instead. thing as china is the 2nd largest economy in the world. therefore, the biggest player in bricks does china's position on the war in ukraine. does that reflect the sentiment of the other member states? do you think? yeah, i mean, here i think we have to, we have to just be brutally honest with ourselves. and to say that the bricks as a block never really function like a block. and after recent elections, i mean, even be not the reason election. somebody's been there 89 years both and has been there 5 or 6 years, right? so, so after those elections, i don't think the bricks function like a political block at all. so and i think within the break, you have brazil, hon

china, the u. s. 82000000 versus whatever. 350000000 in u. s. and over 1000000000 and china. yeah, exactly. and so, i mean, from a kind of comparative scale, you can see that, that all sorts of, i mean also to maybe argument about how much individual country should do. but nobody's really rising up to the task among the big pollutants. and there's plenty of countries that don't, i'm it very much, but i'm not the ones with the power to stop anything but whatever the met. and if anyone am. and one thing that i mean is always quite interesting when thinking about this is that china is a huge country with huge economy. and at this conference now have from the biggest power to defied how much the plant he's. and if you split it into an individual provinces, then you find that some of them do a bit more than country like germany, some of them at less. and so countries like germany acting within the e u, china, the us, they have a huge role to play today and of the course of these coming week venue. so it's really important that the, that the global north as it were, that rich countries show leadership on this issue,