it was a win win situation abating, had common interest, but m towards ukraine. china is definitely aligned with russia because on the one hand, it has a 4000 kilometer long border with russia and also it needs a strategic partner to challenge the west. so i think a china is not really seen as a neutral a play on this conflict. thank you very much. of a roman in a kia and 5 you there in beijing. to sedan are we are paramilitaries from a one of both boring factions, have broken into a number of jails and released the prisoners. the free detainees include suspected war criminal admin harun who the international criminal court says is he chooses accuses him of crimes against humanity. there are reports of sporadic fighting from the capital, khartoum on the 2nd day of the 3 day truce and thousands of residents of the city have been fleeing to neighboring countries. you might find some of the following pictures disturbing. this is what the current sees file looks like in sudan. despite promises of a 72 hour pause in fighting more bloodshed, according to officials here at the our roomy medical ce

and i'm also calling this a y in china still talks about the ukraine crisis. so the rhetoric overall has not changed fundamentally. roman that leads me nicely to the question i want to ask you . china remains. moscow is more, most important ally as 5 in was just saying it's refused to call russia's attack on ukrainian invasion. yet ukraine has been very careful not to antagonize china, and for lensky has been pushing for this call with g. can you explain to us how ukraine views china will china is very important for ukraine, m. it's a very important country comically, militarily it's a member of the security council in the u. n. and, and ukraine remembers m that just a few weeks before the russian invasion, there was a declaration between russia and china, but very close partnership. ukraine also remembers china didn't condemn russia, so invading ukraine. and that a, during the voltage in the un, no china, or refrained from, from condemning russia of the war, several attempts. and erm. on the other hand, ukraine understands that if it was once russia to, to pul

what your points out of this for china to l your points out of this for china to put pressure on particular in russia said he ukrainechina be looking to get out of it?— be looking to get out of it? shame is focused on _ be looking to get out of it? shame is focused on its _ be looking to get out of it? shame is focused on its economy, - be looking to get out of it? shame is focused on its economy, i - be looking to get out of it? shame is focused on its economy, i spoke about three years of the pandemic and china essentially cut itself off from the rest of the world, closed its borders, within china itself there work lock downs, mass testing, really onerous restrictions placed on people there and that has really affected the me and the economy is the way the communist party in china gains its legitimacy in the eyes of the people so this year the chinese leadership are focusing on the economy. they want foreign companies to restart investing and their investment in china and they want more foreign countries to buy more chinese goods, that will be the focus for xi jinping chinese goods, that will be the focus for xiji

macron wants china to reign russia in on ukraine. pretty is china to work with france to push hard to attain a negotiated end the war in ukraine? >> china's position on ukraine conflict has been clear and consistent. a peaceful settlement should be reached, these types of contradictions should be settled through dialogue and not through violence. we also have to recognize that china is actually not a party to this conflict. russia is, ukraine is, countries flying military gear and intelligence to the parties, are the ones with the real power to end this conflict. of course china, france, other countries can urge the parties to the conflict to reach a peaceful settlement. it's only the parties, the two are the three parties, that are directly engaged in this conflict that can actually get to an end. >> i would disagree, i think china may not be providing, we don't know him a there's a lot of accusations and proof behind closed doors. it is providing -- by enlargements of energy from the russians. it is indirectly keeping the war machin

china. there was no ambassador from ukraine in china for over a year. and so it looks like things are starting to move, and ukraine is expecting and may be something to come out of this because china is at a very important country for ukraine, especially after the visit of the present she to russia a few weeks ago. now the us hasn't worn china against providing lethal aid to russia. is this phone call a sign that check china? well, now send weapons to russia. well, this is the whole peering keith. i bought so we, we cannot the sure at the moment because we have no details if that question was discussed between the 2 presidents a zalinski and she m. so ukraine is em, very, very eager to discuss the, the war there, the russian war in ukraine with the chinese leader. because a, china is a close partner of russia. and because the chinese leader was russia, if you weeks ago and, and ukraine is also at some people in ukraine are not sure how neutral china can be in this conflict. the are propositions that china made public in february about how a peace could b

china's stance as a neutral party in the russian war against ukraine. that stance has not changed. it's 12 point piece plan offered earlier this year. it went nowhere in china and russia remain more than just allies, thanks to their no limits relationship without mentioning russia orange invasion of you rain season paying reportedly told zalinski that china will not add fuel to the fire or take advantage of the crisis to profit. it sounds like an attempt at more ambiguity by china. how does that help ukraine? we'll discuss that in just a moment. but 1st here is what shine is. a foreign ministry said about the phone call and diplomacy with ukraine. found that when it comes to the ukraine crisis in china has always stood on the side of peace. and its core position is to promote peace talks go from china will send a special representative of the chinese governmental yeah. to visit ukraine and other countries to conduct talks with all parties for a political settlement of the crisis on to go to my 1st guess tonight is alexander schubert ambassador at large, at ukraine's ministry of fore

then china refused to condemn russia for invading ukraine . net china restrained during several votes in the u. n. a. so it is a very, a symmetrical approach. a symmetrical relations between china and russia, and china and ukraine. russia in china, both members in, in the un security council. so the chinese leader visited moscow just a few weeks ago and had a 3 day state visit, which is very, very, a high level as a top level actually. and he just had a phone call, was the lensky a weeks later. so our, and we remember the chinese and had a few weeks ago, china made public several proposals. kind of a kind of a plan and more than 10 points in it. a saying how this war in ukraine could be stopped. but are they major each year for ukraine? the issue of the occupied territories was not in those proposal proposals by beijing. so 4 key if the big question is how is pay their beijing m seeing this, this issue? how is it going to be resolved? because the ukraine is not ready to, to agree to negotiations or to a peace settlement and that without lu earth or settling the question of the occupie

should be now in ukraine, well, considering the ambassador who has not been in chinaambassadors of ukraine and china in general, to ukraine, considering the leadership that beijing is now claiming. well, i will react in this way, mr. serhiy, to this piece that you showed from another propanovytskyi from the run -up to all these moscow kremlin groups. they are very seriously worried about that. that china really can take uh, far from uh, pro-russian policy, uh, in fact , that is, ideological, i repeat, they will say that they and brothers, that they follow the same approaches, but practically, and by the way, this is one of the traditions of chinese politics. saying one thing and to do otherwise, there can be completely unexpected things, and that's why they are so nervous, that's why they tell so uh, uh, uh, well, just absurd things about the decline of the european economy , god forbid that one day the russian economy would be at least a 10th part similar to the european one if this russian economy is very much leading to a certain period of two or three subsequent d

china. the results of a phone call, the 1st between the president of ukraine in china since the russian invasion began last year. how important was this phone call and why did beijing agree to talk? now? chinese president, she's in pain reporter leave, said nothing of russia and its invasion of ukraine. and shine is still has its no limits relationship with russia. so what was this call all about? why did ukrainian president zalinski even bother to pick up the phone? i'm broke off in berlin. this is the day ah, eating president, she jin pings called with president lensky, chose china's objected and impartial position. and that sense of responsibility. i had alone and meaningful phone call with chinese president cheese in pink. i believe that this cold, as well as the appointment of ukraine's ambassador to china, we'll give a powerful impetus to the development of our bilateral relations. young pitts hoped that all sides will reflect on the ukraine crisis and seek a new weight for everlasting peace in europe. together also coming up inside the trenches and on the front lines with ukraine's citize

stability, we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace when i'm on the matter of ukraine, china continues to foretold true. we also count on china not to provide any military improvement directly or indirectly to russia to just sit with i know i can continue to bring russia to its senses and everyone to the negotiating table. ah, also on the day while my crown is trying to broker piece abroad, fresh protest the rob back home and france anger over his controversial pension reform drives hundreds of thousands out to the streets once more. ah, and then we have the impression mclauren has absolutely no interest in what's happening in his own country. ah, welcome to the day. a little over a year ago, a man who am i call travel to moscow, sat at a very long table and tried to talk vladimir putin out of invading ukraine with no success as we would all see briefly after that. but he still sees himself as a broker of international peace. so to day the french president and the chief of the european commission was it off on a line, sat down with chinese leader shooting ping. after all, chi

ukrainian-chinese strategic partnership, the former extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to china in the 99th year of 2001. glory to ukraine , igor, we congratulate you well, the shanfu forest has flown to moscow to the minister of defense of china we saw how he met with the russian dictator and everyone paid attention without a doubt that this long russian table, so to speak, was transformed into a shorter one, i.e. putin made a certain exception for the shanfu forest. well, accordingly. i would like to ask you accordingly about the consequences of this visit, what the chinese defense minister and the russian dictator might have talked about among themselves. and, of course , why was the visit of state secretary anthony blinke postponed to see china and not igor, we will think about what we are reading and russia has problems, as they say, covering interactions and it concerns the field of school, when i was in moscow a couple of weeks ago, it was signed in addition to another great political statement of the two parties, which indicates that both sides will work together in orde

chief to chinese president, jean ping, use your leverage with moscow to help end the war in ukraine. china's position on this is crucial for the european union. as a member of the un security council is a big responsibility. and we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace one that respects ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. one of the cornerstones of the un charter. it was a message echoed by french president, emanuel mac kron who joined the 2 for talks legless from greece on your train or the russian aggression in ukraine has dealt a blow to the stability farm and it ended decades of peace in europe. it worked on digital, i know i can count a new policy to bring russia to its senses and every one to the negotiating table, it will know that at that the negotiation whether the chinese president will, he'd that call is unclear. von de lion reported that he had agreed to talk to you crane's president zalinski when the time was right. though she made no mention of this in his own comments after the meeting. there were words of warning from fonder lion, the chie

yes, and for this we will of course need china, what china needs, china of course needs china's global markets ukraine including as a strategic partner, china is needed as a, including for receiving grain, china is needed as a logistics platform. congratulations , ukraine is needed as a so-called gateway to the united to the united europe to the rich markets of the european union, not china in fact that most of all it is necessary for he wants to control the vast raw materials of the russian federation after its strategic i ask in which no one has any doubts, that is, china seeks to actually sit down with such actions negotiations with the united states, with ukraine, with the european union and with those countries that will decide the future fate of the terrorist country and the country of the aggressor, for him it is strategically extremely important to decide the post-war fate and structure of this world. thank you, oleksii, for joining our broadcast this morning. have a nice day. oleksiy boychenko , candidate of political sciences, was with us, but in memory of the fallen heroes, 25 families of f

chief to chinese president, jean ping, use your leverage with moscow to help end the war in ukraine. china's position on this is crucial for the european union. as a member of the un security council, they is a big responsibility. and we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace one that respects ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. one of the cornerstones of the un charter. it was a message echoed by french president, emanuel mac kron who joined the 2 for talks. legless sean goose on your train or the russian aggression in ukraine has dealt a blow to the stability farm and it ended decades of peace in europe. it walking digital? i know i can count a new policy to bring russia to its senses and every one to the negotiating table. it'll know that at that the negotiation whether the chinese president will, he'd that call is unclear. von de lion reported that he had agreed to talk to you cranes, president zalinski when the time was right. though she made no mention of this in his own comments. after the meeting. there were words of warning from fonder lion, the c

we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace when i'm on the matter of ukraine, china continues to urge, foretold true. we also count on china not to provide any military improvement directly or in direct to russia. mississippi was working with issues. i know i can count on you to bring russia to its senses and everyone to the negotiating table. ah, also on the day while my crown is trying to broker piece abroad, fresh protest the rob back home and france anger over his controversial pension reform drives hundreds of thousands out to the streets once more. ah, and then we have the impression mclauren has absolutely no interest in what's happening in his own country. ah, welcome to the day. a little over a year ago, a man who am i call travel to moscow, sat at a very long table and tried to talk vladimir putin out of invading ukraine with no success as we would all see briefly after that. but he still sees himself as a broker of international peace. so to day the french president and the chief of the european commission was enough on a line, sat down with chinese leader

yes. china and ukraine. china has no. no b for that issue actually do you have training was been very good for china is gets cheap gas. and now for the 1st time in the chinese russian relationship, china, i still leave you a hand. it isn't for today and it was a got a breakthrough. showing that china wants to involve incense in the road as a peacemaker, maybe not a peacemaker. but this, the force of reason michael was asking for to, and russia just chinese convince russia to come back to their senses to come back to come to the camp of reason. and today she's been said clearly that china was totally opposed to do use of nuclear bacteria. she go and can we, can we go? we bonds in a conflict. so that's quite a breakthrough. and it's a something which we obviously have an impact on rush as aggressive stance that we've seen in the past few weeks and months. and if you want to come in at that point, ok, so i think china has been clear inconsistent for 40 years that it's following the path of peaceful development. and that a pea

i think the united states would like to see an action from china on, on ukraine that, that would bring us closer to a resolution that, you know, if there is an ability for your leaders to help gain traction, urge china on this. i think there is, this is, i'm here and probably in parts of europe on whether that's actually possible or whether this visit just yet she, diplomatic, when i'm looking like you're paying the grand statement hosting. i'm european leader, but not really, but on the spot to make any movements towards toward the resolution. and so i think there's, there's hope, but i think there's also at the same time, sort of skepticism and awareness that this may actually be counter productive and just feeding. she is sort of in view of china as being the center of the world stage and all think my friends her hand and you know the rest of the world kind of accommodate his views and positions. indeed. how closely do you think kelly know you policy aligns to the u. s. policy on china? well, i think the, the speech that underlying gave on last thursday really, you know, whether tha

must go forward and never look back we must shape a new history in the communication between china and ukraine and most importantly we must realize that china cannot be our ally in the form we are used to seeing to become that, the main task for us is for him to be in the status of a neutral observer or a peacemaker because well, we have to be realistic, uh, in china, we are accepted as a partner of the united states, and the united states is far from being a friend to china, and therefore the most important thing is for us to get china precisely in this plane and not to allow him to go over to the side of the enemy regarding the vision of china in the end of this war so we remember the 12 steps that china proposed in your opinion and this plan undergoes its changes based on the fact that hmm our position and the president reminded me about it even after the phone call to sitina, it is unchanged, i don't consider those 12 points a peace plan - it's just a list of wishes or visions of the chinese side, it's not a thorough plan, again i'm repeating myself, so the ukrainian plan is the only one a

so this is a sign that china is still willing to engage with ukraine, that china believes in ukraine, sovereignty. you remember that with those very controversial comments recently by beijing's ambassador to paris talking about this. in fact, the most post soviet countries weren't really fully sovereign and didn't really deserve that kind of status. so there is that kind of showing up the relationship, but i think it's all about demons, imitation from the grain perspective, about stopping china, helping russia more full heartedly. right now. china is popping up rushes economy buying a lot of energy that used to go to the west, but they're not supplying weapons on a large scale. and that is something that people here and keep, are very worried about because china is, let's be clear. basically the only country that has the depth, the resources to really keep brushes on me afloat in terms of munitions, in terms of the kind of high tech stuff they need to keep on building cruise missiles and other difficult high tech systems. and if you look at the kind of noises coming out of beijing, th

ukraine, china, _ the rest. yeah, absolutely. ukraine, china, russia, - the rest. | ukraine, china, russia, how that all plays out in the weeks and months ahead. be in terms of what we need to be watching, from your perspective, what are you going to be watching that could make a change, could make a shift in that trajectory. is it about to fed and when it starts to, you know, stop raising rates or even go to other way or other central banks or — what are you actually watching most? i banks or - what are you actually watching most? i mean, ou've hit actually watching most? i mean, you've hit the — actually watching most? i mean, you've hit the nail— actually watching most? i mean, you've hit the nail on _ actually watching most? i mean, you've hit the nail on the - you've hit the nail on the head. it really is what happened with fed action and ecb action. and related to that is what happens with inflation. what is clear is that the battle against inflation has not been won. the amount of liquidity slushing around in the globalfinancial liquidity slushing around in

president macron will face challenges if he shows support of the peace bill from ukraine -- about ukraine. by china has taken -- poland has taken over a million refugees since russia invaded ukraine. and bay have supplied weaponry -- they have supplied weaponry to them as well. th is as much of thank you as a way of moving forward. >> i would like to convey to our partners who are looking f compromises from ukraine on our session to nato that ukraine will be uncompromising on this question as well. i am grateful that poland will be with us in this part. an important point in our relations is the reconstruction of ukraine. it will make closer our businesses and our nations. it is important for us that poland will be one of the main partners of the reconstruction of ukraine. >> and in los angeles right now, the taiwanese president is meeting with the u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy. in l.a. and not in washington dc. let's have a quick listen. >> and of course, president of taiwan is a great champion of that bond. taiwan is a successful democracy. a thriving economy. a global leader in health and sc

china. french president emmanuel macron is on a visit there in a bid to get beijing to play a bigger role in ending the war in ukraineropean union president as joined macron. the french president says china could use its close links with pressure to stop the war in ukraine. >> china has proposed a peace plan, and we have welcomed it. do we agree with it in its entirety? no, but it is interesting. it shows willingness to commit to resolving the conflict, sit is not a peace plan. it is a desired to have a path toward these and hope to participate in initiatives that are useful to the ukrainian population. anchor: as macron made a push in china ukraine's president has been in poland calling for a coalition of countries to supply his country with warplanes. zelenskyy delivered a speech in warsaw and said russia would not win a war in ukraine when ukraine and poland stand shoulder to shoulder. adam easton was there and has more. correspondent: it was an important visit by president zelenskyy to one of ukraine's key allies, poland. the president says ukraine was grateful for the helpful and has given to its country since t

and china interests also are not very much in line with what europe has in mind regarding the war in ukraine. first of all, i think that china crucial and key interest there in the context of china, russia relation is to weaken the west. and we can nato a such for the jane. the war in ukraine is a war of the west against russia. and also it is a proxy war of the us and in the context of the fi, no america strategy gregory. this also means that for china, you bring in victory would be understood as the victory of the u. s. and of the quote unquote western had gemini. so i think that. 5 if you look at china diplomatic activities and with everything paging has been doing that she's in the past year in the final russian relations. it's quite clear that china has been constantly and very resolutely supporting russia, talking points and the russian perspective on, on a potential peace deal or negotiations of any kind in disregard. so we have to be really, really cautious not to overestimate china potential roland on the front speaking of ukraine, where we're seeing large developing nations like ch

there's the china understand the game play. china do not want to see russia, ukraine, or from russia. all china will be the next target. and this isn't very clearly understood not only by the chinese media, but everyone knows us out and get china. and us is asking china, oh, why don't we, why don't you? sanction russia this is quite, i mean, how would china respond? you are, you are right now, slacking off. again, i'm expecting us to somehow you, thanks. here it is russia. this is ridiculous. this is why we were speaking to me from bonnie, is quite a by any pressure on china, which obviously probably doesn't work because of china's power. take talk chinese by balloons and firing missiles at them. the terrible legacy may be a 1000000 killed at the behest of washington in the, in denisia. how far can global south leaders like we don't go in indonesia? how can they support breaks in the jaguar ration organization because he's been saying de dollarization decoupling changing in the economy. he must remember that easy in history and what happens to global leaders who talk about a multi pol

for quite a long time, there are no ambassadors of ukraine or china at all to ukraine,ut considering the leadership that the package now claims, well, first of all, i will refer to serhiy on this piece that you showed from the next i lost an english matchmaker on all these moscow kremlin groupers, they are very serious there, they are alarmed by the fact that china can really take up a far from pro-russian policy, in fact, that is , ideological, i repeat, they will say what they and take what they adhere to the same approaches, but in practice, and this, by the way, is one of the traditions of chinese politics. saying one thing and doing another can be completely unexpected things , and that's why they are so nervous, that's why they say so, well, well, well, just absurd things about the decline of the european economy, god forbid that someday the russian economy would be at least a 10th part similar to the european one, and if this russian economy survives until some period of the next 2-3 years, because by the way, that’s how it is in the fields as they say, there is

china will be based on four economics. uh, so the values ​​of taiwan are clear for now, ukraine and here is ukraine china ukraine but, becauseegemon cannot but pronounce the word ukraine, it must always be said out of place, crammed into any political or diplomatic story. at the same time, it is clear that this is a quarrel, because china is offered an option between ukraine and russia to choose ukraine, but this is unprofitable for china. china thinks about its own interests, which it has demonstrated more than once does not work. we go further, brazil is even more interesting here, evaluating the results of the trip of our minister of foreign affairs to brazil that speaks? core genre. she says we are surprised by the tone of the brazilian foreign ministers statement. he thought we were not interested. we are americans at the end of the war. how can this be, that is, he scolds the president of brazil and with good words. freud speaks out when there is nothing to say, emotions and insults begin, well , we know this, so to speak, in an ordinary human controversy. yes, when a person slipped into an insult, it means they lost e

ukraine. as soon as possible, france sees china as a key planned in finding a peaceful solution to the war. or commission president said that the president she had stated during talks that he was willing to talk with ukraine's president zalinski when the time was right. and she emphasized at china's importance in promoting a just peace. this visit is taking place in challenging and increasing volatile context in particular, because of russia's war of aggression against ukraine. china's position on this is crucial for the european union. as a member of the un security council, they is a big responsibility. and we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace one that respects ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. one of the cornerstones of the u. n. shop a 2nd, look at their cent were of our russia, corresponded to chicago, shanowsky, who's reporting from the latvian capital regus insert russia shut down. our moscow bureau, brussels corresponded jack parrot is with us as well. welcomed both of us thought with you jack. how successful as is true, been yeah, hard to t

and we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace one that respect ukraine's serenity and territorial integrity. one of the cornerstones of the un charter that's from the line will know back is a china analyst at the german marshall fund. i asked him whether the chinese president was likely to heed to the today's, please from european leaders. well, we haven't gotten any indications today that she is ready to make any and sessions. one of the key issues that ponder lion and my call brought with them to beijing. they were hoping to get the to condemn, or at least voice opposition rushes plan to station nuclear weapons and bella, ruth, i didn't hear anything today from sea that went in that direction. and we also heard from funder lion that she had raised the prospect of she talking with ukrainian president lensky, which he hasn't done since the beginning of the war. this has been an ongoing issue he's met with in a number of times, including in recent weeks in moscow for several days. but he hasn't had time to speak with the lensky fund. elaine said that she expressed t

there had been considerable space from china's point of view between europe and the united states before the invasion of ukraine. but europe had been coming around to a more skeptical view of china. remember that it was before the invasion, that the you had named china as a systemic rival. and you had made that decision as a function of its strategic sovereignty at strategic independence. they made that change, not because the united states was so convincing, but because of what beijing, in fact had done, and it's coercion of lithuania and the check public and some of the scandinavian nations. so europe has a considerable amount of strategic autumn. it has been europe, strategic judgment. the china is in fact a growing threat. there is a sense in china and seems that a russian defeat or anything interpreted as such would be in a way seen as a win for the united states. so one could think that it's not necessarily in china's interests to end this war. that is correct. when we go to she's in ping and asked him to, to try to end the war. china has no special wisdom, some special magic that gets them around the fun

the 2 disgust china's tensions with taiwan, beijing's human rights record, and the war in ukraine, china and ally, russia announced that it will not supply weapons to moscow. burbock said that no other country has more influence on russia than china. and she called on beijing to exert this influence on the kremlin to bring the war in ukraine to an end is as good as soon as it is the good thing that china has signaled its willingness to work towards a solution here that i have to say frankly, that i wonder why the chinese position so far hasn't included calling on the aggressor, russia to stop the war. been hated, didn't cheek to stop. and following that statement from atlanta, barbara, we spoke with d. w as chief international letter to richard walker. we asked him how far part germany in china are on the issue of russia's war in ukraine? both of them, of course, saying that they want to see the war come to an end, but in terms of the emphasis and in terms of the tone and some of the substance, quite substantial differences. and we just heard from alina, bab, welcome, pretty strong state

what about you, ukraine? chinarom accidental that you look at the activity of china throughout the european union and such an interest in china in eurasia, and against this background, china will go to such a confrontation they see such a mistake. what did it mean for the same russia as china? china is not needed today. well, calmly accept the visits, these visits will continue, and this will not affect the success of the ukrainian army in any way, the possibility of your contour entry and the possibility who is the same russia that concerns your war yes, eh, he will help and will help the same russia stand on their feet as much as it is possible in the first four economic regions so this is not your problem of the united states of america, their savelniks in europe , i am engaged in these things, thank you very much, draw bay for this extremely important analysis on the air of the espresso tv channel, and i want to remind our tv viewers that now remis yunus, a well-known international expert, worked for them from

and we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace one that respects ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. one of the cornerstones of the un charter. it was a message echoed by french president, emmanuel mc kron, who joined the 2 for talks legged, assured, recently cleaner the russian aggression in ukraine has dealt a blow to the stability far as it ended decades of peace in europe working. this will, i know i can count on new policy to bring russia to its senses and every one to the negotiating table. it'll know that at that the negotiation whether the chinese president will, he'd that call is unclear. vonda lion reported that he had agreed to talk to you crane's president zalinski when the time was right. though she made no mention of this in his own comments. after the meeting. there were words of warning from fond a lion, the chief told g not to arm russia against ukraine. a possibility many western leaders have feared it. but she also had praised fishy statements on nuclear war. and chinese president has urged both sides not to use nuclear weapons without me

and our disastrous from afghanistan, and which are enemies said this is a good time to go into ukraine. chinaas been more aggressive towards taiwan. america needs to be strong, america needs to lead, we should not retreat. it is important for america to lead and show strength, not weakness. yes, we have a dysfunctional southern border. we need to put more order resources there, we need to make sure that we support the border patrol that is doing the job, and we need to go after the cartels in mexico that are controlling the border and sending fentanyl into the united states of america that is killing 100,000 of our young people every year. [applause] these are truly foreign terrorist organizations and should be designated as such. we need to have a progrowth energy policy. we shouldn't have our leaders going to venezuela and saudi arabia and saying, can you please produce more oil? let's produce energy in the united states of america so we can be independent and dominant. [applause] then we need to stop the leftist social agenda that is coming out of washington that is impacting our schools,

china remains very secretive about its plans. 25 years after it purchased a used ice breaker from ukraine, china was capable of building its own the shoe along to sent out a strong signal that china was now a force to be reckoned with. in the octagon, beijing now has plans to build a nuclear powered ice breaker, which would mock an even bigger turning point system at tonisha aust dibiase, i would permit china to take the ultimate staff to shoulder to build a nuclear powered aircraft carrier, which it doesn't have yet the only one which would give as her naval protection capabilities that stand far beyond the arctic and the antarctic. lots to the whole world was up and to finally in its eyes, gradually be able to compete with the western powers lip resource succeed. ah, but a few chinese researchers realised that such demonstrations of power could prove counterproductive. one was soon kai, a specialist on geo politics in the arctic. he tried to warn the chinese authorities around the 2015 or 2016. at that time i right there were appeal process or the wising that china? sure. the publisher ah, pap

investigators were asking about his dealings in ukraine, china, his finances. over the past couple of years, they have narrow the scope. what the really appear to be hunting in on right now is a few specific tax charges and this one guy in charge. -- gun charge. there are essentially four charges. two are misdemeanors, did not file your taxes. a third charge involves potentially evading taxes. the fourth is this gun charge where he appears to have light on an application to get a gun in 2018. host: is this letter by the whistleblower on this investigation, does this mean that now congress will be looking into the whistleblower's report? there likely to be a hearing? guest: taxpayer information is among the most protected within the u.s. government. since this visual work for the irs and this involves an investigation into an individual taxpayer, it is that is easy as going to congress and saying here is my information. with congress, there are only two or three committees that specifically focus on tax issues. they are authorized to get information about indivi

standards with taiwan, virginia human rights record, and the war and ukraine. china, an ally of russia, and as it will not supply weapons to moscow, met burbock said that no other country has more influence on russia than china. and she called on bridging to exert this influence on the kremlin to bring the war and ukraine to an end. just as soon as you can, it's a good thing that china has signaled its willingness to work towards a solution here that i have to say frankly, that i wonder why the chinese position so far hasn't included calling on the aggressor, russia to stop the war. been highlighted in cheek to stop them. i asked the ws chief international editor richard walker, how far apart germany and china actually are on the issue of russia's warn you crime yet. well, i mean, both of them, of course, saying that they want to see the war come to an end, but in terms of the emphasis and in terms of the tone and some of the substance of quite substantial differences we're, we just heard from an alina burbock, a pretty strong statement, they're saying we're okay, it

so he declared in china the decisive role of beijing in the war in ukraine well, let us remind you thatinivan macron began a three-day visit to china and said that the dialogue with china regarding the war in ukraine is crucial . it is beijing that can play an important role in peace efforts thanks to its close relations with moscow before leaving for beijing, so that the president does not doubt macron decided, so to speak, to consult with his old friend president joseph biden, so we understand that this is not just a call courtesy , we understand that there is a huge consultation and synchronization of many world processes, which professor oksana yurynets just told us about, and accordingly, that is, president macron probably brought something from joseph biden, so to speak , in order to strengthen his position, because the position of france, as they say, is strong, but sometimes it is easy and together with the united states , it already looks completely different . ukraine's interests are a constant, continuous process, what is being done in washington in europe, it all matters. ev