u. s. on china, but that they really have global ambitions. and now all eyes are going to be even more on them and how they fair in the european market. let's get on this from a financial correspondent in new york, jens corta, and we just had stephen that talking about the importance of presence for tesla. but is there a wider strategic importance to having a plan in the heart of your yeah, sure. i mean, you're definitely save quite a bit on transportation costs. i mean, last year, more than half of the vehicles were being built in a china. so now you have the production hop in germany and then on top of it probably next month, we will also see a delivery starting out of a new plant in austin, texas. so that is clearly part of a broader strategy and also investors on wall street. we're quite excited to stock off tesla were up by a good 8 percent here in the to stay session for quite a move for just one trading day. you know, it's how invested feel, but how do corporations in the us view, germany as a place to invest their money there. well, esp

on february 24th. what's china slammed the u. s. for trying to coerce beijing during a call between the country's leaders on friday. now the u. s. had warned china not to provide material support to russia over the conflict in ukraine, but china issued a swift and cutting response may war as the culprit of the ukraine crisis. why does the u. s keep smearing china, instead of reflecting on the security predicament in europe caused by the eastward expansion of us, lead nato. why doesn't the us reflect on its hypocritical move of watching the fire from across the river after fanning the flames? the least thing the us should do is to sling mud china, which is not a party directly concerned. the despicable move of the us only serves to reveal its guilty conscience and true intention to shift the blame and profit from the ukraine crisis. weeks and weeks have seen both politicians and the media shift, they gaze eastwards to china. for some this has been a wake up coin, a turning point. the waste realizes it needs to f. now to contain and as

u. s. has been spreading successive disinformation targeting china on the ukraine issue with malicious intentions. china is already on the wrong side of history when it comes to, to ukraine and the aggression being committed by russia. the u. s. has gone so far as to threaten that other countries will pay a price for not following suit and imposing sanctions as it has done one country order is a luxury meal and the rest of the world has to foot the bill. this looks more like what a bully would do. we will not stand by and allow any country to compensate. russia for its losses from the duke sang would use. would don, you should never forget that there are 3 fingers pointing back to you when you point fingers and others, but it's not just words and saber rattling the u. s. as playing with fire in a very sensitive region tie one and the indo pacific. washington has deployed more than 2000 troops, just radius northern territory for the 1st time ever is building and miss sol network aimed at deterring china has sailed a warship through the taiwan strait and approved a 100000000 dollars in arms sales t

on february 24th. what's that? china flowed to the u. s. for alleged allegedly trying to coerce beijing during a call between the countries leaders. on friday, the us had warned china not to provide material to support russia over the conflict in ukraine, but china issued a swift and cutting response. many wat as the culprit of the ukraine crisis. why does the u. s. keep smearing china instead of reflecting on the security predicament in europe caused by the eastward expansion of us, lead nato. why doesn't the us reflect on its hypocritical move of watching the fire from across the river? after fanning the flames? recent weeks have seen both politicians and the media ship. they gazed eastwards to china. for some, this has been a wake up call, a turning point. the west realizes it needs to at now to contain and assertive beijing and things have become heated. dingy, the u. s. has been spreading success of disinformation targeting china on the ukraine issue with malicious intentions, or china's already on the right side of history when it come

one knows the answer. we, we urge the u. s. to immediately stop smearing china and making trouble, earnestly reflect on his disgraceful role in the developments and evolution of the ukraine crisis. and to do something practical to ease the tensions in ukraine. the claims that china sent military aid to russia are nothing but pure fabrication. both chinese and russian science of clarify the issue. recently the u. s. has been spreading rumors targeting china on the ukraine issue that exposes america's sinister intentions. and that's the international community. see the true face of the u. s. as a liar and troublemaker bush as well. and just on this story, the chinese foreign minister met his indian counterpart in new delhi on friday with both countries rejecting western calls to denounce russia's military operation in ukraine. in the 1st such high level meeting between the nations and 4 years, beijing said that the whole world will quote, pay attention when china and india were canden and the u. s. has threatened china with economic consequences if it continues to

and washington steps that pressure on china to join the u. s. lead condemnation of russia with bating standing firm on its neutral stock, despite threats that americans sanctions against china's economy. ah, a warm welcome you're watching aussie international with the latest news update. thanks for joining us. my russian lead forces are pushing deeper into the key port city of mario po, which has been seeing some of the heaviest battles of the conflict in ukraine. camps. troops, including the notorious, neo nazi as of battalion, are refusing to give up even a single building without a fight. the onslaught has already led to what was being called a humanitarian disaster in the city. you might find some of the following images distressing thousands of civilians remain trapped inside mariel poll without access to clean water, fresh food or electricity. the russian military has been busy trying to get more humanitarian supplies handed out to the locals on yes. repub chips on the front lines clearing out, civilian buildings used by ukrainian forces

china's leader. how the u. s. is questioning china's the u. s. is questioning china's stance on the war in ukraine. the u. s. is questioning china's stance on the war in ukraine. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises

u. s. navy personnel are on their way to conduct to recognizance mission over one of the most hotly contested regions in the world. they're flying over the south china sea looking down at outposts in the sprightly islands held and claimed by beijing. i mean, your everyday monitoring the u. s. sais on at least 3 of the islands, china has built military facilities, including missile arsenals and aircraft hangers. and that this could pose a threat to all the nation's beijing denies. such allegations saying it's military is defensive. but during the patrol, china makes its presence felt warning. the u. s. plane repeatedly that it has illegally entered its territory and ordering it to move away with the u. s. navy plane dismisses the warnings and presses on with its mission radioing back to the chinese that they are within the international rights to conduct such an operation. but the u. s. presence, it seems, will have little effect on china's plans for the islands. now to india, where a cafe and gorka is fighting social stigmas, guffy positive as it's called, aims to and to prejudice against people who have h. i reap one cup at a time. one la tay on th

on china to condemn and sanction russia. however, beijing is arguments, it will maintain neutrality with finger pause, foreign minister, i think the u. s. cannot stop the new mostly polar world. china is already on the wrong side of history when it comes to ukraine and the aggression being committed by russia. contrasting views between china and the u. s. threatened to inadvertently complicate all ready for ties. america's different approach to the war in ukraine is the latest complication. the old cold war strategy of containment will not be viable in this emerging multi polar world. or just might those comments from singapore, the u. s. isn't backing down in trying to influence china stones on russia can so far as to through i can the sanctions against paging high tech economy, his pul, asleep with more, washington is added again. this time pressuring basing to play by it's rules and condemn russia's actions in ukraine. if china's semiconductor manufacturing international corp sells its chips to russia, we could essentially shut s, m i c down because we prevent them from using our equipment and our software facing will have none of i

on the show me the u. s. statement is full of ideological bias and political lies, de lines and smears china and wantonly imposed restrictions on chinese officials. would you pop up with you with as actions contravene the international law and basic norms governing international relations and grossly interferes in china's internal affairs strong. and as the chinese foreign ministry point south, the u. s. itself is no champion of human rights. do you show you on the ball or the throughout history to me, the u. s. slaughter yelton expelled and assimilated native americans physically your geographically and culturally young. committing systemic human rights abuses in every aspect. huge. these abhorrent crimes are more than enough to constitute de facto genocide by solitude, in its effort to drive a wedge between china and russia. the u. s. that seems will go to any lengths just so long as it doesn't have a strong enough opponent in the east. well, i think the u. s. it is completely ignoring the fact it is human rights problems are arguably more severe than the countries that the u. s. has been sensually her look at

u. s. president joe biden will be speaking with the chinese president. she jumping on friday. stressing that to the u. s. is essentially going to put pressure on china to not be a neutral party. and to was stand with the u. s. with europe, with other countries in condemning rushes behavior and in enforcing. what is and expanding sanctions regime against president vladimir putin and members of his inner circle. we also did hear the secretary repeat that the u. s. is stepping up its military and humanitarian contributions to ukraine. as of this, a war goes into the 4th week. rosalind jordan with the latest air from washington d. c for the moment was thank you. where you cranes, president, has invoked the berlin wall and the holocaust while delivering a fierce address to the german parliament. being seen as direct criticism of pro russian politicians in germany, which is russia's biggest energy buyer follow the me zalinski was greeted with a standing ovation. he directly urged that chancellor all of shots to do more to bring an end to russia's invasion. and he is warned that european countries care more about their economies than the lives of regular u

u. s. warning china on russia really a we had a wrote low readout from shinla times state media news agency and much of it was concerned. but the gracie us china relationship managing that, the importance of getting that back on track because those highs have been a rocky ground since terabyte and came to power. the chinese didn't mean he reported that woodside were to avoid confrontation avoiding you cold rule. and there was a particular emphasis on taiwan and reports here was saying that jer biden said that he would not, and does not support taiwan independence, something that she didn't ping comments that she didn't ping took very seriously. not when it came to any mention of the discussion of ukraine, which was very much done down the middle towards the end of the report. it simply said that china encouraged more dialogue that it supported the un charter. and that china would provide and can, has continued to provide humanitarian aid aid and support to ukraine out. zeroes, katrina, you are reporting live from beijing. katrina, many thanks. entered russia's president flooding. their puti

u. s. around the world and their business with china and stuff. and how is russia's invasion of ukraine affecting the china u. s. relationship? generally wally, a chinese us relationship was a, somewhat on the rocks before the invasion, but it didn't make it better to the contrary. um it, but as long as china is really doing what they're doing now by being abstinent of any vote in the un security council, they will not vote with the other a un security council members in demanding russia to stop the war or a charging russia with the with aggression against ukraine, they abstain from any vote in this and this is, i think it's except expected and accepted by the u. s. and the, and their, and the u. s. partners. however, any um, any other step forward of from the chinese towards russia would actually worse and the relationships between the u as in china, which is ed, as i said before, and not the best. anyway, not at all. that was stefan simons in washington. stefan, thank you. will a charity concert held in the netherlands has raised over 140000 euros to help people in ukraine. the event was a co production by the dutch national opera, national ballet and philharmonic orchestra, as well a

u. s. and china meeting in rome on monday, the u. s. is concerned, china might help russia avoid the impact of sanctions. it also claims moscow's asked beijing for military assistance, and fisher has more from washington d. c. as this meeting has been planned for some time, it evolved out of the summit that was held between president by the president she back in november. there was always the intention to have several of these meetings . it comes, of course, against the backdrop of ukraine, and as you've heard, jake sullivan's intention is to express in the strongest possible terms that china should not seek to gain a strategic advantage out of helping russia in all of this. what they won't see publicly. but what is clear from the biden white host is there is an element of frustration with the chinese. the believe that while the world has condemned what has happened, china while calling for a cease fire hasn't been as strong as the americans and other members of the international community would like. and that in some way is giving suppo

claims that china sent military aid to russia are nothing but pure fabrication, both chinese and russian signs of clarify the issue. recently the u. s. has been spreading rumors targeting china on the ukraine issue that exposes america's sinister intentions and let the international community see the true face of the u . s. as a liar and troublemaker, the bush. meanwhile, another potentially significant development. the chinese foreign minister met his indian counterpart in new delhi on friday at both countries rejected western calls to the 9th rushes military operation in ukraine. there's the 1st such high level meeting between the nations in 4 years. beijing said that the whole world will quote, pay attention when china and india work hand in hand. the u. s. has threatened china with economic consequences if it continues to refuse to support its sanctions against russia. and earlier this week, it condemned delhi for purchasing russian crude oil seeing it. but india on the wrong side of history. or we asked the analysts in both countries how significant those talks between china and india could be regarding the current situation in ukraine. it seems to be a major price is invo

u. s. president joe biden will be speaking with the chinese president. she jen paying on friday. stressing that to the u. s. is essentially going to put pressure on china to not be a neutral party. and to was stand with the u. s. with europe, with other countries in condemning rushes behavior and in enforcing. what is and expanding sanctions regime against president vladimir putin and members of his inner circle. we also did hear the secretary repeat that the u. s. is stepping up, it's military and humanitarian contributions to ukraine. as of this war goes into the 4th week still to come in this half hour, a 10000 kilometer journey to safety, the ukrainians, looking for safe haven in the united states, one other refugees, risk being turned away at the border. and we're going to tell you about the plan to put africa's largest economy on the right track. ah. how i the weather, sloshy set fair across march of australia. i'm afraid we do still have a few showers in the forecast for that eastern side of the country over the next couple of days. but white pressure bar across the south keeping it large, the settled got to get dealer dry weather and sunshine e

is also trying to claim that china is not holding onto phase one of the trade deals, but that is turning out to be a historic failure. china responded by calling on the u. s. to remove existing terrorists and stopped threatening new levies. however, the u. s. has have never been adjusted and that was not conducive for china to complete the purchases. so therefore trying to claim that it has done the best to its abilities and imported the most under these stressful condition. china also cited that the supply chain and the u. s. is in shambles, and the ports are unable to ship goods efficiently. it's gotta be frustrating, keep having the same argument over and over and over again. but at the same time, when it comes to the u. s. growing is own influence, how bigger partnerships with other asia pacific nations is tension between the 2 largest economies remain. we've got about a middle i mean, it used to be better. so far. biden has indicated that trade talks are not high on his agenda. so asia pacific countries have in recent years, signed to make a trade agreement. the c p t p, p, and 2018 and the r c p signed last year. and both of them exclude the us. so

on defense in 2020 the u. s. with a whopping $77080000000000.00 budgeted for defense. china only $252000000000.00 on its military. but that still georgia, germany with $53000000000.00 euros are dollars. i should say. that year russia had a military budget of $62000000000.00. that's 10 times what ukraine spent. and while it seems much smaller than china or the u. s. a represent a greater share of the russian economy. switch companies are the biggest players in defense. well, u. s. company lockheed martin makes the f $35.00 is one of that's where the largest net is industry with sales of 66000000000 dollars last year. it's followed by europe's air boss and 2 more u. s. companies, raytheon technologies, and boeing. now the stock home international piece research institute tracks military expenditures around the world. i asked their senior researcher lucy bl, road suits role to put recent events into perspective. we are a sing at the moment, throwing up since all across europe, in particular for increasing the trees furniture, but also in canada, which is also in natal member. and of course countries are reacting to

one hand, the u. s. might threaten chinese companies if they don't comply with the sanctions . on the other hand, the u. s. is reportedly exploring whether china can help mediate. now, historically, china calls this, the 2 handed approach, one hand extended and greeting, the other, pulled back in a fist. but this approach doesn't work very well anymore and aging, or at least not like it did in the past. we also hear reports, you know, that by is still focused on china as a bigger threat to american interest than russia. he hasn't relax trade war, he's continued to make false allegations against china continue to demonize china's political system. much like chopped it. however we did, the buying today reach out to missouri and venezuela looking to fill the gap is creating by, by banning rather than oil. so we're seeing some strategic flexibility given the skyrocketing oil prices. however, i don't see the white house really needing to press china. china has its own reasons to mediate which can only be done through a position on a routing. furthermore, china does not abandon its friends. when the wind is change, it might not support them uncondit

u. s. and nato, by forcing countries into economic sanctions and putting them under the boot of economic warfare, imperialism. that's what undermines the stability of the world economy. this idea that china is the one moving to undermine stability as false nonsense in the u. s. who's doing that? china one when when cooperation. ready america, what is that when all russia nomic policy force? meanwhile, the scottish government has been left in a flutter over the national flag. as you can see, the scottish one on the rights inverted looks like the russian navy flag on the left. the blue white cross flags linked to saint andrew, who's the patron saint of both scotland and russia. a scottish government email said this particular salty design must no longer be used under any circumstances. it's even dropped from the 1st minutes. this cove id be briefing backdrop, and we got the reaction for the move on the streets of edinburgh. i feel like it's, it seems silly that we'd be changing a flag for the sake of one naval flags. you know, i don't think anybody would look at that and automatically things have russian naval. i don't know. i feel like it could be bit unreasonable, but i can understand why they woul

china's ambassador to the u. s. denies beijing is providing military assistance to russia. speaking on u. s. t. v he said china is against the war. there is a disinclination about china providing military offices to russia. we reject that. what they know, what china is doing is, and foods madison slipping backs and the baby formula. now the weapons and ammunition to adding party. and we against the war either said, you know, we will do everything to escalate the crisis. i'm a tangle is a senior international fellow. the tire institute need says china hopes to avoid criticism and focus on road maps of peace. but what's interesting is, and chin guns interview, made it very clear. he's not going to criticize us and he's not going to criticize russia. he wants to do is try to get both sides on and off ram to negotiate. peace . that's equally rational way of solving this from the chinese perspective. they don't see that war as being the answer. i obviously people with a v, b and c, a very much western centered idea. you know, the, that, you know, this is a terrible humanitarian catastrophe, which it

on al jazeera, the u. s. president warns china of consequence says if it helps russian forces in ukraine, begging lames washington for the war and say, sanctions will hurt the global economy. so what's china's strategy on ukraine, and will it hurt relations with the west? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully by t boat. it's been nearly a month since russia invaded ukraine, and there's been no sign of any d escalation. russian forces have targeted several regions in the last few days, including the besieged city of mary paul in the south. while the fighting wages on world leaders are attempting to find a diplomatic solution. us present joe biden, and chinese leaders. she jane being spoke on the phone on friday for the 1st time since the war began. washington is concerned about b gene stance on the conflict. chinese officials have refused to condemn the invasion. biden has warned of consequences for china if it provides material support to moscow, but the white house hasn't given details on what those consequences might include. we have a range of tools that could be considered and

engagement on the president obama and the current president of the global situation room to talk more about us now. thanks for being with us. so the pressure that the u. s. is, is putting on china in its dealings with russia, someone say, shaming them by, by making this report, public as, as alan fisher said, that by russia looking to them for military, how will that work, or does it risk doing the opposite by bring the 2 close together will look, china is in a tough spot at the moment because on the one hand, they see an opportunity with a rush's invasion of ukraine to weaken the west and try to reorder the international order. but at the same time, there are a whole number of risks and that's what jake sullivan was in rome to remind the chinese about was that there are considerable risks, both economic but also security risk for china. i think the fact that this is an invasion has not gone according to plan is certainly concerning for beijing and that is going to weigh heavily on their next move. do you get the sense then the china is, is, is struggling to, to come up with a narrative here to, to, to sit on the fence in a, in a conflict where the longer this goes on. they may

presses on with its mission radioing back to the chinese that they are within the international rights to conduct such an operation. but the u. s. presence, it seems, will have little effect on china's plans for the islands. now to india, where a cafe and gorka is fighting social stigma was tougher positive as it's called, aims to and to prejudice against people who have h. i read one cup at a time, one la t, i on the way, the hum of the coffee machine is a familiar sound even in this quiet corner of calcutta. but this is a different kind of cafe. all the employees here, a h i v positive or who actually mission a community worker colon gosh, is behind the initiative, which is called cafe positive. he also helps abandoned children with h. i v well wanna, i tele, i'm on the project and gonna let him try traveled to munich in germany in 2006. and a friend took me to dinner at a restaurant. he said i'd like. and when i went, i saw everyone working there was h, i v positive and. and then after i got back, i started thinking about a cafe like that in cold cutter. kind of 40 to give the hate to have a positive children that work with the chance of a job when they're adults. about 10. 0, ye

u. s. denies beijing is providing military assistance to russia. speaking on u. s. t. v said china is against the war. there is a additional nation about china providing military assistance to russia. we reject that. what they know, not what china is doing is send food. madison slipping backs and the baby formula, not weapons and ammunition through adding party. and we against a wall, as i said, you know, we will do everything to this escalate. the crisis. nato has sent patriot air defense systems to slovakia, the country's defense minister previously said it would be willing to provide ukraine with its s $300.00 long range missile systems. if the units were replaced, resident bellamy zalinski directly appealed to the us for anti s systems to protect it that space against russian warplanes and missed us. okay, those you had lies. denise continues here. now they're out in side story. argentina's life is being jeopardized by industrialized agriculture and uncontrolled cattle grazing to reasonable takes you want to, jeremy into the e, better national bank to explore what's being done

should have another think coming because we will ensure that neither china, nor any one else can compensate russia for these losses. u. s. media, se moscow has asked beijing for military help and ukraine. china's foreign ministry denied this, calling the accusation dis, information. ginger may have owns i recently, the u. s. has been spreading this information against china in regards to ukraine. time after time with sinister intentions, china's position on ukraine is consistent and clear. and we have always played a constructive role in persuading peace promoting talks or bring in our guests in a moment. first, let's take a closer look at the ties between china and russia. the 2 neighbors share a border that's more than 4000 kilometers long. their economy is complement one another with energy and raw materials going to china and industrial products. heading to russia. both are united in their rivalry with the u. s, and their leaders often speak of their countries. historical greatness. president, she shipping an vladimir putin declared a strategic partnership. last month they signed a so called no limits agreement wher

this idea that china is the one moving to undermine stability as false nonsense in the u. s. to doing that. china one. when, when cooperation, america, what is that? when all russia nomic policy force? meanwhile, the scottish government has been left in a flutter over the national flood. as you can see, the scottish one on the rights inverted looks like the russian navy flag on the left. the blue and white's cross flags are linked to things under whose the patron saints of both scotland and russia, and scottish governments. emails that this particular south fire design must no longer be used under any circumstances, is even dropped from the 1st minister's coven briefing backdrop. when we got reaction to the move on the streets of edinburgh, i feel like it's, it seems silly that we'd be changing a flag for the sake of one naval flags. you know, i don't think anybody would look at that and automatically have russian naval. i don't know, i feel like it could be a bit unreasonable, but i can understand why they wouldn't have association with us. it does. it does make sense. i thin

u. s. is stepping up pressure on china to condemn russians, military operation in ukraine, enjoying sanctions against mosca beijing, as they fall, remain neutral on the conflicts while calling for peace and restraints. china's ambassador to the u. s. a. is the crisis is more difficult to so than it's made out to be in the west. don't be naive condemnation. it sounds naive to say that's not a vision and that doesn't solve the problem. and he's president sheet in pain, clarified his country's position on the issue during a video call with us president joe bite. and he said that china has always been a force, the maintaining world peace. i'm will what to achieve pace, rather than sending weapons to any side of the conflict. down to eats meats if you want to be russia. thus the message from germany is agriculture minister, who just so happens to be a vegetarian, as he suggests what his countrymen can do to oppose the conflict and ukraine. germans have been panic, flying groceries. every phase of shortages caused by supply chain disruptions due to the war and ukraine. the panic is being stokes, by

he explains whether this school could be a tipping point for china. russia ties the u. s. is on something of a diplomatic offensive to try to call out an even to shame china for it's somewhat mutual storms or rushes, invasion of ukraine that began in on 24th of february. and i think in particular the intelligence, the u. s. is publicized about the russian request for the provision of chinese military assistance will most certainly be a feature of how biden to purchase his cold, presumably to bright vision, paying for even entertaining this and embracing shine of not telling that back on russia during versus invasion preemption has always been the u. s. approach throughout this invasion to be crane is try to think ahead of the 1st the russian moves and our potentially chinese moves. i think there's 2 things to keep in mind that the 1st is that provision of fresh military support and items by china, perhaps that could be headed off. but the china, russia relationship in economic terms is really deep. and it's, that's quite a bishop goals to grow that bilateral as volume of trade b