china. and indeed the u. s. approach to china or is that divergence? there is divergence between europe and the u. s. on the china. europe doesn't want to confront the ocean already to, to china, frances, and wanted germany does unwanted. most european countries do not wanting the day, rear ice does. it does about time to so rebalance our trade with her with china, to reduce risk for why europe was seen a bit as the global village idiot. you accepting all kinds of investment in a country or cause of import and not asking for reciprocity from china for on the shoe of public markets. and therefore just why there is a threat in june. there's going to be discussions on a global investment act in order to see how europe can defend itself in this global world where he does so further on in terms of import francis and the europe in port far more than the. ready export to china, so now it's done, but at the same time, the issue of trade, an economy is very important. but here my call so wanted to put that forward. the idea that china is not only a competitor, but either. so a partner, it's a partner, especially

china. they're demanding. the u. s. a. bind by the one china principal, that's beijing's perception that taiwan is an inalienable part of china. but the cornerstone of u. s. china relations is the one china policy. could you briefly explain the difference on this one trend of principle that china really pushes here leads absolutely no room for a corporation between democratic taiwan and other countries because it really insists on chinese full sovereignty. and that whatever matter, a foreign government wants to discuss with regard to time one needs to be discussed, be genius, the soul, legal representative, legitimate representative of one china, including taiwan. while the one china policy that's sort of except that the, the general fact sort of that there's one china, but the one china policy is much more room. it is sort of much more and big west. it does include the possibility of a number of somewhat sort of lower level of contacts between taiwan, the democratic government there in the united states. and that is sort of the deep fric

one. the u. s. military is currently holding is biggest evan joint drills in the northern part of the country. it comes as china as a form is famous to visit manila on friday, while the military exercises still on the way political activists are not. so ras says the philippines face is a challenge in navigating relations. the 2 sides course, the u. s. o 12, i make it appear that they are the dominant military power in the region. and that this, of course, has the effect offer provoking china. and this would result in greater tensions. this would inevitably lead to some kind of arms race between the 2 big powers. so the visit, ah, the upcoming visit would be of course, happening in the background offer escalating rivalry between the u. s. and china in this region, well, the philippines says it's, it wants to be a friend to, or it should mean that the philippines is adopting an independence foreign policy. that is definitely not the case. if you align your, your foreign policy with american imperialists interests. the 1st movie to be filled in space is currently open in cinemas throughout russia. part of the chal

sarah flounder says that china is simply responding to the u. s. as violations of its tie. one policy china is responding to what the u. s. provocations are, which is again and again the selling us aircraft, carriers, destroyers, nuclear submarines, and all over flights, all manner of other military equipment directly into the taiwan straits and in areas of china until now, the u. s. was able to project unrestrained threats on china by the sheer number of their military forces in the region. it shows that the u. s. is absolutely willing to violate, find agreements that they have made, affirming that china is one country. and taiwan is a province of china. they want to pull the e u into this also, and they want to pull the surrounding countries in truly not only korea and japan and the philippines, but of course, every country in the surrounding area. they are pressuring them extensively, and they are pressuring certainly the european union. foreign ministers from nations neighboring afghanistan have gathered in his back as stand to discuss the current economic and political cri

u. s. on china. only odds to that problem. i mean, face that united they have been bear racist society. so it's common to experience the racial discrimination just as i the i by growing up in us for 30 years. you know, i, myself, i've experienced discrimination. that's not the new human physical attack on the chinese american as been prevalent when one of the 1st wave immigrants to us there were, there were a number of anti chinese riot happen in chicago. francisco denver there, so very sharp rise. and t h and bob moore and key chinese sentiment, united phase right now with the sharp carry ration of us china eyes, especially with us. much of that us ruling you lead at this point, are lining up to have kind of like the china and when they make china the enemy, guess what? the chinese americans we where is the face of the entity? we are visible minorities. we cannot, by the area that we, that we have our faith that makes us argue rushes foreign minister has said the efforts of western powers to make everyone live under their rules based order is not succeeding. to move towards a balance,

u. s. policy on china? well, i think the, the speech that underlying gave on last thursday really, you know, whether that represents the entire you or not. i think that an open question, but a lot of those, the analysis that's contained in it that china is moving kind of a turning a page on reform is moving, you know, to i more of a security focus state rather than a trade in economic development. as a driver of policies, i think a lot of what she said does align with what the u. s. is, is thinking and how the, the us world view of china can generally is your view is not course monolithic, but there is this, i think growing in the test to see china, you know, increasingly as, as a competitor are in the global stage. and i think underlying comments do say that maybe not quite as point really as, as some of the remarks coming out of the united states. and i think some of the solutions she's proposing are also in line with some of that the economic solutions that we are looking at in the united states in terms

u. s. officials visits comes just days after ty, one's leader visits in washington. thus as the u. s. continues to push a tie one warner to as well as criticize china for it's neutral stance on the ukraine crisis. beijing has condemned the u. s. lawmakers meeting with taiwanese officials as a violation of its one china policy. i ran and he was taiwan, is an inseparable part of china. china sovereignty and territorial integrity will never be divided and division won't be allowed. some countries high pop the false narrative of democracy versus authoritarianism and use the pretext of democracy to support and connive with separatist forces in taiwan for independence. in order to contain china out, this approach is extremely dangerous and will not succeed. let's just lie down to one when professor an executive dean of the chung institute for financial studies at the redmond university of china. while when thank you very much for joining us this evening, that now 1st of all, i just want to get your thoughts on that incredible statements by the u. s. official who's comparing the, the chinese emotionally does to hitler. what do you make of that? i think i

there was a drill last time, nancy pelosi then how speak of visited that i one seeming to contravene the u. s. his own one china policy. but how did he come to this in the 1st place? the pentagon says as 313 bases, these, this is from the pentagon, who knows how many black sites and what else? 313 basis before than i new ones in the philippines. that's out of the $750.00 outside the continental united states. why has it taken so long for china to respond as it slowly been encircled over these decades? let alone responding to the economic warfare. it's been around for quite a few years now. it's not just a tick tock. suddenly it was while way and others from the european union, sanctioned by britain for instance. so that's crazy, right? because 1st of all, you actually circling on china is not a nothing in the started $949.00 after the stablish china. and we the 1st half of the cold war, us place, bases around china that started to change $972.00 when nathan, lately, china car off against soviet union. and what last and 15 years in the united states realize certainly china, contrary to popular belief, china coul

on the latest episode of going underground. and who believe the u. s. has abandoned, as previous policies you wanted, walking back on that you know where china's bit light red light is just like what they do was flash. only push, keep on. pushing rushes red line, don't push nato. you see words and the central african nation of chad ordered the german ambassador to pack his bags, accusing him of making. i'm diplomatic comment. with coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel evans here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. a leak of classified us documents about ukraine and china, which are circulating online is being urgently investigated by the pentagon. media outlets. site u. s. officials is claiming the files are genuine. with one even admitted it's a quote nightmare for washington intel agencies. my colleague unit o'neill, discuss the revelations earlier with our t shay bows. it's the astounding air leak of over a 100 highly classified documents. and they were released widely on to social media as well, which means they've proliferated rapidly, globally as well. and it is a significant embar

china until now the u. s. was able to project unrestrained threats on china by the sheer number of their military forces in the region. it shows that the u. s. is absolutely willing to violate, find agreements that they have made, affirming that china is one country. and taiwan is a province of china. they want to pull the e u into this also, and they want to pull the surrounding countries into it, not only korea and japan, and the philippines, but of course, every country and the surrounding area. they are pressuring them extensively, and they are pressuring certainly, the european union was cleaning tubes, reportedly prepare for a counter offensive, and the guns republic, or moth cruise on drone operators are also on the attack season. right. because the of has more spring has arrived through a battered dawn bass, trees and greenery are blooming. it changes much. drones will lose their edge. nature will conceal entire armies. these men are now veterans. they've been added since the conflict began. rougher with the business owner. the situation is tense, yet stable. we see them digging in moving about, but we

china until now. the u. s. was able to project unrestrained threats on china by the sheer number of their military forces in the region. it shows that the u. s. is absolutely willing to violate signed agreements that they have made, affirming the china is one country, and taiwan is a province of china. they want to pull the e u into this also, and they want to pull the surrounding countries into it, not only korea and japan, and the philippines, but of course, every country and the surrounding area. they are pressuring them extensively, and they are pressuring certainly the european union from a decade long conflict to a new era of partnership. serious foreign minister has arrived in saudi arabia, as the 2 nations aim to restore relations after more than 10 years apart, reads that it wants to see the re unification of damascus and its return to the arab league. the 2 sides have the session of talks, discussing ways to address the searing crisis in order to preserve serious unity security stability. error by the entity, answers her integrity while also serves the interests of his brotherly people. both sides als

one of the driving forces behind the u. s. chip act, which helps the u. s. to crack down on china semiconductor industry. the chinese government doesn't view migrant as a friendly business partner. and the chinese market accounts for 11 percent of microns overall revenue, not a small number, so must have some impact for micro. secondly, china wants to use the power of the government to help the countries corporate development. micron is the target because it's products are not. you replaceable, so even if my current is punished, chinese manufacturers can find substitutes to reduce the impact and even the salary, the use of the massive chips by chinese companies. but for now, how easy would it be for china to make up for any shortfall that came about from banning microns imports? well, they didn't is ready before they star the move. now that the global economy is uncertain and the demand for consumer electronics such as cell phones, laptops and monitors is declining, which in turn has led to an oversupply of memory chips. in this context. if my cross products cannot enter the chinese market directly, it w

china until now, the u. s. was able to project unrestrained threats on china by the sheer number of their military forces in the region. it shows that the u. s. is absolutely willing to violate, find agreements that they have made, affirming that china is one country. and taiwan is a province of china. they want to pull the e u into this also, and they want to pull the surrounding countries into it, not only korea and japan, and the philippines, but of course, every country in the surrounding area. they are pressuring them extensively, and they are pressuring certainly the european union fantasy in another day of protests against president microns pension reform policies. o significant disruptions to public transport are occurring in the french capital as widespread civil unrest over the reforms continues across the country. police officers in paris have already been seen using force against protesters, and this all comes on the eve of the constitutional council's decision, which is set to fully approve the new pension age of 64, up from 62, as always will keep you updated as the story develops as national russ

one china policy that was signed by president nation back in 1972 years. a lie. we formed a foundation on the final american relationship ever since. so u. s. is walking back on that because they know we're china's fair by red light. and just like what they do is russia 1st. keep on pushing russia red line on pushing nato, using words they are now trying to push china red line. i want you to understand for china with the time, just as ukraine issues are emotional issue for the russians, for the chinese high one issue is a highly emotional charge issue. this comes as japan moves closer than ever to becoming a defacto member of nato. canada says it's going to deploy military aircraft to the country. tokyo says it's part of a plan to attract north korean naval activity. but not everyone's convinced as our cheese donald quarter explains. the north atlantic treaty organization has been sticking its nose in the endo pacific. that's as japan's foreign minister saying it's time to get cosy with the supposedly defensive military alliance. the security of europe and that of the indo pacific region can no longer be discussed separately . that was my ma

u. s. do you see a past for b escalation of tensions between china and the u. s. on a return to diplomacy? well, i think the relationship between and china and the united states is going to get a lot worse. because as the election and presidential election cycle is coming up in the united states and also the presidency and election in taiwan is also coming up. so i think that these 2 occasions are likely to the high but the taiwan issue, the us china relations and then relations are not going to get any any better any time any, any time soon. because china has been regarded bonnie united states as pacing challenge as them. and this is the most credible, near peer challenger to american heading for most so much russia because russia, even though a very strong military power. but it doesn't have the economic clout all china and russia is you calling me on role is only equal to a problems long to problems china. and he doesn't have the connectivity of china. so it's fine with a nuclear capabilities. and also is economic cloud is regarded as the p, a challenger, which hi

u. s. for me not completely aligned on the pressure that the u. s. would like to put on china to come to the table on other issues. so i do think the president, she is in a position now where he does need to pay attention to the concerns of europeans, particularly on this most immediate and pressing priority. i'm but it's not clear to me that china feels that it has either the power or the responsibility to bring putin to the negotiating table. yeah, we're this piece initiative to go forward though, that we know china is not an impartial broker, right. they're not as neutral as they portray themselves to be, but could they be an honest broker? i think so. i do think again, there's a mutual interest in ending the war. if you take a look at the statement that china has made on ending the war and ukraine, a lot of the principles that they've put out are about reducing the impact of the war, including goods, security, nuclear safety, and other issues resuming training investment. so i do think there is an alignment of interest that could prove very helpful if again, china is willi

on the school. you can, harrison, the speeches this rise and tension has a strategic character between the u. s. and china. it's becoming very open and it grows with the major conflicts going on at the moment, especially the return of warning europe and rushes aggression against ukraine. this was a clear violation about international law. this is a country that's decided to colonize its neighbor without respecting the rule. deploying weapons, invading the deeply disrupt, international order, and risks precipitating this strategic tension is given china's relationship with russia. that's been a lot of focus on whether macro and the european commission president ursula yvonne de leon, who has been accompanying him, can exert pressure on she to push russia towards peace. telling him bluntly that he is the only one who can bring russia to its senses. mackerel leaves the region with a commitment from china that it 2 wants to see peace, but no firm proposals on how between them. they might achieve that. rob mcbride al jazeera, so when the gremlins has been following those talks in china, calling them important.

on the u. s. especially on its defense as china continues to expand its military might. and at the same time, i really showing that they are going to not rural any possibility of the re unifying with time one. ultimately a, c, d, w correspondent, william yang in taiwan. thanks for that. sinking conflicting u. s. court rulings have cast uncertainty over access to a common abortion drug. if a prestone has been widely available for 20 years, but a judge in texas suspended approval of the pill, then shortly afterwards, a federal judge ordered authorities in 17 states to keep the drug on the market. it's been called and the setback do abortion right in parts of the united states on friday, a judge in texas move to suspend the longstanding approval of abortion drug me far prestone the decision could limit access to the drug for millions of women move up the storm is one of 2 pills used for medication abortions? the most common method of terminating a pregnancy in the u. s. the ruling in texas prompted criticism by us vice president comalla had, as she described, the abortion b

u. s. perspective on china, u. s. have all been looking to modernize its military since the early, 2000 and hence. and this will continue to all the way to the 20 forty's is simply very worrying that the region as a whole is increasing its almonds spending. a large countries even the, the small encounter such as indonesia, singapore viet nam and or increase spending as a response to china's increase. and it, so it's rather worrying that countries in the region are essentially increasing as allocation to the military over let's say more dialogue towards peaceful settlements on negotiations off the, the south east china sea green pieces china has approved a major surge and coal power this year. raising fears it will backtrack on its pledges to cut emissions a report by the environmental campaign groups as the push for more fossil fuel plants risks. accelerating climate change leading to more extreme weather. last year, china generated nearly 60 percent of its electricity using coal. while a climate activist in germany h

on the u. s. especially on its defense as china continues to expand its military might. and at the same time, i really showing that they are going to not rural any possibility of the re unifying with time one. ultimately a, c, d, w correspondent, william yang in taiwan. thanks about and it's time now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. china has denied an accusation by the world health organization that it with health data concerning the origins of coven 90. they ging accused w, a show of conducting what it called a smear campaign. after its chief said, china should have shared genetic information about the virus earlier that exist. thousands of israelis have taken to the streets in the latest protest against the government plan to limit the judiciary powers demonstrate or say the proposal is a power grab. weekly riley's are continuing despite on going negotiations to find a compromise between opponents and supporters of the law. conflicting us court rulings have cast uncertainty over access to a common abortion drug. a judge in texas su

on the u. s. especially on its defense as china continues to expand its military might. and at the same time, i really showing that they are going to not rural, any possibility of the re unifying with time one ultimately of its d. w correspondent, william yang in taiwan. thanks for that. let's take a look now at some of the other stores making use around the world. thousands of israelis have taken to the streets in the latest protests against the government plan to limit the judiciary powers demonstrate or say the proposal is a power grab. weekly riley's are continuing despite on going negotiations to find a compromise between opponents and supporters of the law. conflicting us court rulings have cast uncertainty over access to a common abortion drug. a judge in texas suspended the long standing approval of method per stone. shortly after another federal judge in washington state ordered authorities to keep the drug on the market and at least 17 other states police in iran and say they are installing cameras in public places to identify and punish women. not wearing head

chris, a criticism that france and the president mccall have suffered after those remarks on china, on the u. s. and our relationship and the role of europe in this relationship towards taiwan. yeah. and let me pick up on, on what he said about trying to tie wine this speech. it came in just a couple of days after microns politico interview, saying europe should not get mixed up in a conflict between the u. s. in china is macro, is he looking for a future in which france does not have to pick sides? that's a good question. i don't think that's and that was a very common interpretation of his remarks in the political and lazy core interview that frank was somehow putting china and the u. s. on power that these relationships should be equal. france and the european union. i don't think that's what the president my call meant, but yes, i think that he wanted to underline that. and gentlemen, the friendly position and the condition of the european union, visa, the china and the u. s. and was a position of strength of independence in this mounting conflict between the 2 blocks of super powers, block

on d, w. b, ah, ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin, superpower. tensions in the spotlight. the u. s. how speaker defies warnings from china. and welcome to tie ones president to california. the meeting highlights grown americans support for the self governing island, which brings in claims as its own, also coming up ukraine's liter thanks. poland for support in the war with russia. polish president welcomes will dinner, zalinski to warsaw and promises to send ukraine more. make fighter jets? ah i'm aaron took in berlin. thanks for joining us. how one's present in sy in when has met with us? how speaker kevin mccarthy. it's the 1st meeting of its kind in the united states for decades. the face to face outside los angeles comes on. what is technically a stop over for the president? kevin mccarthy is position as how speaker makes him number 3 in the u. s. political hierarchy, and therefore the most senior american figure to meet a taiwanese leader on us soil since $978.00. the trip comes despite warnings from china, asian claim self would taiwan as its own, and resents what it sees as us meddling in its demoss affairs. at th

despite china's objections in a potential response. beijing launched 3 days of large scale military drills near the strait of taiwan on saturday. the chinese foreign ministry in them, the presence of u. s. officials in taiwan. i ran to stay. one is an inseparable part of china. china sovereignty and territorial integrity has never been divided and division won't be allowed. some countries hype up the false narrative of democracy versus authoritarianism and use the pretext of democracy to support and connive with separatist forces and tie one for independence in order to contain china. this approach is extremely dangerous and will not succeed. member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war. kennestone believes that u. s. officials need to tone down their war rhetoric and begin to accept that they're living in a multi polar world. now president m g of china said one month ago that he looks forward to a peaceful reunification with taiwan. but statements like mich calls and mccarthy's are didn't design to prepare the american people for war. and are what motivates may call in particular. and mccarthy, ah, are there is the domestic audience in the states? the republicans like to accused t

u. s. perspective on china. us have all been looking to modernize its military since the early, 2000 and hence, and this war continued to all the way to the 20 forty's is simply very worrying that the region as a whole is increasing its almonds spending large countries. even the smaller can reset as indonesia, singapore viet nam at, or increase spending as a response to china's increase. and it, so it's rather worrying that countries in the region are essentially increasing as allocation to the military over let's say more dialogue towards peaceful settlements on negotiations off the, the south east. china see, at least 60 people have been killed, an attack in northern burkina, faso authorities say about a 100 men wearing what looked like military uniforms rated the village of commer. yeah, tenga province. no group has claimed responsibility. the attack comes just off the government, mobilized thousands of people to help fight arm groups linked to al qaeda. and i saw that there have been protests in bangladesh marking 10 years since a building housing. a garmin factory collapse, killing

china sea poses a threat to vietnam. and that these bilateral trade ties are really important, as i'd already been mentioned, vietnam exports most of its goods to the u. s. it's number one export or it goes to the u. s. a 109000000000 worth of goods. and wal officially, china is vietnam's biggest trading partner. and that's really because vietnam is importing many chinese goods. so there are important economic relationships with both countries. but i think for vietnam, they don't want to antagonize china. it's geographically too close to china. there's a long history with china, and so they don't want to be too open about whatever role they might be playing in in the u. s. is efforts to, to counter writing. china is power. ok and natasha, you were mentioning a moment ago, the upgrade and relationships, the u. s. has been pushing for for a boost in relations with vietnam to what's called a strategic partnership. how likely is that to happen now? so we don't have word if this has happened yet after this recent meeting. i think the us is trying to push for this and it's possible that biden will make an official visit to vietnam in july. so from the us perspective, they def

u. s. and to, you know, obviously challenge size a u. s. u s. knows where scientists red light, you know, china, they say publicly no one can do whatever they want, as long as they don't do not keep clear on it. but now us lawmakers are making statement my time one is in country we should respect time one song which is going back on their own commitment to one kind of policy that was signed by president nation back in 1972 years a lie we form the foundation on the sign, all american relationship ever since. so us is walking back on that because they know we're trying to spread my red light and just like what they do is rochelle 1st keep on pushing rushes red line on pushing. they don't use words. they are now trying to push china red line. i want you to understand for china with a time, just as ukraine issue is a motional issue for the russians for the chinese high one issue is a highly emotional charge issue that comes in japan moves closer than ever to becoming a defacto member of nato canada says it's going to deploy military aircraft to the country tokyo. so that's part of a plan to track north korean naval activity. but not everyone's

on the u. s. especially on its defense as china continues to expand its military might. and at the same time, i really showing that they are going to not rural any possibility of the re unifying with time one, ultimately a, c, d, w correspondent, william yang in taiwan. thanks for that. ukraine's defense ministry says keith is bolstering its defense, is along its northern border with bella. ruth, by laying thousands of anti tank mines and digging you trenches over the past 6 months, moscow has repeatedly increased its true presence in the neighboring country, sparking fears of a new offensive on keep from the north. when russia invaded ukraine in february last year, or sco launched at the attack from key on keep from belarus. for more on this word now joined by marine, i meet on a defense analyst at king's college. in london. marina keith has announced it will strengthen its defences on his border with bellows. why is that? oh, thank you for having me. that's a very good question. and perhaps it will look back to february 2022. when russia launched its attack on ukraine

also in making sure that you're in the us remain not completely aligned on the pressure that the u. s. would like to put on china to come to the table on other issues. so i do think the president, she is in a position now where he does need to pay attention to the concerns of europeans, particularly on this most immediate impressing priority. i'm but it's not clear to me that china feels that it has either the power or the responsibility to bring bruton to the negotiating table. yeah, we're this piece initiative to go forward though. we know china is not an impartial broker, right. they're not as neutral as they portray themselves to be, but could they be an honest broker? i think so. i do think again, there's a mutual interest in ending the war. if you take a look at the statement that china has made on ending the war and ukraine, a lot of the principles that they've put out are about reducing the impact of the war, including goods, security, nuclear safety, and other issues resuming training investment. so i do think there is an alignment of interest that could prove very helpful if again, china is willing to

china until now, the u. s. was able to project unrestrained threats on china by the sheer number of their military forces in the region. it shows that the u. s. is absolutely willing to violate, find agreements that they have made, affirming that china is one country and taiwan is a province of china. they want to pull the e u into this also. and they want to pull the surrounding countries into it. not only korea and japan and the philippines, but of course, every country in the surrounding area. they are pressuring them extensively. and they are pressuring certainly the european union. the west must abandon its neo colonial habits when it comes to africa. that's the message from russia's ambassador to the un while addressing the security council following its criticism of molly over strike. meantime with moscow, richard noodles was once again. we listened to the negative reaction of a number of western colleagues to the strength thing of russian malay and corporation. we regret that the issues of geopolitical competition do not give them rest. in fact, that claims have nothing to do with concern for the well b