china and the rest of the world. this is one of the reasons that china has a fixation about the united states, forget all of the otherngs with the e.u. and its neighbors in the south china sea and other parts of the world. the united states share much can touch much of the concerns about the pattern of behavior so these are the three things conceptually that both sides have to really agree to in order to make the relationship more healthy and move forward. host: both guests joining us. if you want to ask questions it is democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. if you want to text us you can at 202-748-8003. you can post on facebook and x. it was yesterday that president biden address the relationship between oath countries and talked about the issues that you brought up. i want to play what you have -- what he had to say and then get your responses. [video clip] pres. biden: we have very -- we have differences when it comes to beijing when it comes to a level playing field and protecting your intellectual property. we will continue to address them with smart policies and strong

to come to the united states, the states, which , by the way, reminds us how many years he has been in power in china, the most pressing issue between the united states and china is, of course, taiwan. here is this one island: china views taiwan as a breakaway province that will eventually come back under beijing's control, but taiwan considers itself an independent country with its own constitution and democratically elected leaders. what is the position of the united states diplomatically ? washington adheres to the one china policy, recognizes only one chinese government in beijing, and has official ties with china . but biden previously said that the us would defend taiwan in the event of an attack. taiwan is counting on american support in case of escalation. and returning to meeting between biden and xi jinping near san francisco, a senior white house official xi jinping assured biden that china was not preparing to invade taiwan and would prefer a peaceful separation, but immediately began talking about what under what conditions china can use force, by the way, if you want to know more about taiwan, i advise you to find this article that was on our website bb

there is no talk of reducing the arms race yet, both sides, china and the united states, are activelylitary spending, of course, china is not at the same pace as the united states, and china is behaving very restrained in terms of development its strategic nuclear triad, but nevertheless the dynamics are completely definite, and it is important for washington to agree with the people's republic of china on, let's say , a controlled arms race, on establishing quantitative, qualitative restrictions on both sides on the development of such systems, such as was the case until recently between russia and the united states, the chinese... are avoiding dialogue on these issues, and this can be understood, because china’s strategic nuclear potential is not yet comparable to russian, nor american, and in general , any restrictions at the current stage of its development are not beneficial to china. sizenpin said that the united states constantly takes measures against china in the form of export controls, investment restrictions, unilateral sanctions, well, this, of course, causes serious dama

china to find now the united states ofnderstanding, at least in the economy, and they want to, they don't even hide it anymore, they want to divide the world, but there is a part of the world where china has its own interests. and here is where the usa is with its allies, it was unambiguously said so even before the meeting in san francisco, we will see its results, the usa is not the country that will go to the division of the world , now in such categories, there is no thinking, but that some compromises can be reached at this meeting, maybe if it ends in a hard misunderstanding of each other, it will be bad for everyone, so china is just like a country that is such a beneficiary, yes, it is in some ways such a suzerain for its vassals, russia and iran, they understand that they are no longer players, well, iran still wants to develop, but russia is already falling down, it is obvious to china, china does not want to losers to be around, but he wants to use russia for his own, anti-american purposes, so let's see the mee

now with xi jinping's rhetoric, it is clear that xi jinping wants two poles, that is, china and the united states of. this meeting, which is planned in san francisco, will apparently give xi jinping answers about what the united states of america can offer china in. the answer to these pleas is to share the responsibility for the fate of humanity, as xijinping says, what do you think about this situation, and how do you think that in this situation biden can play on the side of ukraine, so that xijinpin can influence his vassals in the russian federation, in belarus, in iran, which supports russia, and in general, how likely is it that xi jinping will help russia withdraw its troops from the territory of the ukrainian state, well, i will say for a moment that putin has only seen a bipolar world, he only knows that, the soviet union and the united states, and he offered so, that's when he was in this ultimatum, it was blackmail and an ultimatum, after all . of leningrad, that 's about as much as if there was something from the proposal, they might have been considered, but there was direct undisguise

oh and then and sees the founding of the united states of china or united states has been as well with other countries less afford only except about 60 is true all the existence of the united states united states. um, so i think that there was a lot of but this band is not only in the middle east but on the way to. ready con funding trying to um and also withdrawing from a things like climate of the, of the powers agreement and even the, um, the, i did the piece a quote um with the red. so i think that the oldest uh, suggest. so this is a big deal about the talking double standards, indigo positive. all right, and how long international and independent united specialist, thank you. a thank you. well, as the middle east and the eastern europe remain embroiled in comp, like to do a politics, and the regions appear to be treated differently by western media and officials are to use charlotte dimansky those to into the story. the world, according to the us, is made up of those who are with them or against them. simple. that means whatever russian does is a heinous crime against humanity. o

of china, and, as an icing on the cake, mr. biden’s statement that i am strictly warning you, do not even think about interfering in the november elections in the united statesrful, this just great, listen, it would be funny to ask, mr. biden thinks on whose side china will interfere in the november elections in the united states of america, well, among all the candidates there are no favorites of the people's republic of china, favorites, so to speak, there the principle is both worse, it seems to me that if mr. biden suddenly stood up during the negotiations and made a statement, i strictly warn you, don’t even try to pester my wife, it would sound less stunning, to be honest, well... in general, in principle speaking, this certainly looks like paranoia, but maybe there is some reasonable meaning behind it, maybe the administration of the united states of america understands that it will be quite hot there in november, and is already starting to assign culprits in advance, russia it has already been appointed, it has already been said that we will intervene, china was shown a yellow card. i think now a warning will be sent to iran, possibly saudi arabia ,

china and the rest of the world. this is one of the reasons that china has a fixation about the united states, forget all of the otherngs with the e.u. and its neighbors in the south china sea and other parts of the world. the united states share much can touch much of the concerns about the pattern of behavior so these are the three things conceptually that both sides have to really agree to in order to make the relationship more healthy and move forward. host: both guests joining us. if you want to ask questions it is democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. if you want to text us you can at 202-748-8003. you can post on facebook and x. it was yesterday that president biden address the relationship between oath countries and talked about the issues that you brought up. i want to play what you have -- what he had to say and then get your responses. [video clip] pres. biden: we have very -- we have differences when it comes to beijing when it comes to a level playing field and protecting your intellectual property. we will continue to address them with smart policies and strong

proposal that for china the united states of the world is enough to prosper, and this was china's proposal to divide the world, that is, to become the second pole and have certain spheres of influence, and the united states refused it, that is the united states cannot follow the model of the 20th century, which led to conflicts , because... it bases its policy on values, not on spheres of influence, so of course there will be no rapprochement and there will be no common position between china and the united states. well, now in the near future, i think the house of representatives will vote on aid to ukraine, and at least for a part of this next year, we will have enough resources to continue to liberate our own territory, of course there will be uncertainty further, we will see, to what extent, shall we say, is the readiness of the biden administration to listen to what has passed. general zaluzhnov's article stated that we need a qualitative advantage over the russians and that we need to choose, let's say, the ukrainian side,

united states, yes, this is a common denominator, they found, and we saw that they even agreed on these issues, this is exactly what a weakened china is interested in economically, the weakened united states ofmerica, china agreed to take 3 million tons of additional american soybeans there , lifted the ban on the boeing 737 maxx, which had been banned and increased the number of permits for flights between the united states and china, these are people-to-people exchanges, this everything is aimed at exactly one strategic context, reducing the spiral of tension between countries, because people will travel, make contact, promote the situation, so to speak, well , they will be the promoters of the real situation that exists on the ground, about, about putin, why is he acting like this and why do we have these false speeches , why do we have all the things that we have, that aid is delayed in europe, aid is delayed in america, putin is extremely vulnerable now , three or four months before the election, he is more vulnerable than it seems to us, why, because if he loses somewhere , or on international sites on the outer contour, or on the battlefield, the russian army will surrender something

the war in the middle east, the question of russia's war against ukraine, to what extent china is ready to listen to the words of the president of the united states of america, this is a question that, in principle, remains unresolved for now, but further, now china's position, it was voiced in xi jinping's speech, was addressed directly. to the united states of america, where he notes that the two largest countries should share responsibility for what is happening in the world. based on his words, it can be assumed that china sees himself as second to the state, that is, he actually proposes to achieve such a level of relations with the united states of america that allows him to take this very position, i am not sure that the americans are ready to consider china in this, in this capacity, as a second over the state so, in other words, there are a lot of issues, starting from economic, economic interaction between the two countries, and ending with military cooperation, as well as discussion of current international issues. do you think biden will offer to influence iran so that he refrained from escalation in the middle east? well, obviously h

to me that china has very clearly outlined its position on this specific issue, because our nuclear arsenal, it does not go either way how does it compare with the arsenals of the united statestherefore, china is not yet ready to sit down at the table with the united states to discuss this topic. it seems to me that china has taken a very realistic position on this issue, so it would probably be inappropriate for the united states to expect china to join these negotiations, or to try to somehow influence russia in order to. russia dragged china, involved china in these negotiations, i think it’s premature, for it would be premature to involve you, thank you, thank you for your words of wisdom, thank you for your time, we hope to see you again soon on our program, thank you dmitry, it makes no difference to him whether it’s to the side or to the forehead, he penetrates 1,300 mm behind dynamic protection, recently british ones were shot down for the first time with this weapon challengers, an english journalist came up , and where does he say it’s convenient to be in a tank next to a tank, 35 years old, he’s still a boy, he heads the instrument making bureau in tula, he said,

the representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of china, just saying that china has not changed its position, it means that the united states has indicated its position, said that it they are worried about the possibility of maintaining russia's potential from china, but china said that , firstly, it does not admit that it is helping, and secondly, it said, it officially said, that the position has not changed on the conflict, the russian-ukrainian conflict, this means that no understanding was reached, but i think the united states' position and caveats in china understood, they will be more cautious and , but they will continue indirect actions, i think, see why i say indirect actions, china takes such a pro-moscow neutral , i call the position, and helps financially, technologically, with spare parts . no one said that china is directly involved in the conflict, adding fuel to the fire, as china once said, why? because china has taken such a position in the international arena that it is a peacemaker and it has to act within the framework of the role it has given itself, and this is important because there is a competiti

proposal that for china, the united states of the world is enough well, prosper, but it was china's proposal to divide the world, that is, to become the second pole, and have certain spheres of influence, and the united states has given up on this , that is, the united states cannot follow the model of the 20th century, which led to conflicts, because it bases its policy on values, not on spheres of influence, so of course, the rapprochement there will not be and will not be a common position. china , the united states, and now in the near future, i think, will vote in the house of representatives to help ukraine, and at least for part of this next year we will have enough resources to continue to release our own territory, of course uncertainty will remain further, we will see how willing, let's say, the biden administration is to listen to what happened, it was said in general zaluzhnov's article that we need a qualitative advantage over the russians and we need to generally choose, let's say, the ukrainian side, that ukraine must win, and not jus

united states is hoping there can be a resumption of cooperation encounter narcotics, our law enforcement agencies in order to deal with the fentanyl crisis in the united states. chemical precursors are going from chinaof the biggest killers of americans today. so those are two very important outcomes and we may see an announcement of cooperation on climate. the us and china used to co—operate on climate. we are in the run—up now to the cop 28 and i think it would be good for the international community of the united states and china could work together on this issue. but i want to circle back, it is not lost on anyone, this meeting is taking place in san francisco, perhaps wannabe regions in the world that is leading the way on al development. that is also a technology the us does not want china to get a hold of. so how much of that becomes an obstacle to this more friendly dialogue that you anticipate? china's capabilities in artificial intelligence are already quite advanced, as i understand it. really, the question for the united states and china is whether we could begin to agree on and notjust bilaterally but with other countries, some of the rules that would guide the use of artificial intelli

yesterday’s negotiations between the presidents of the united states, president biden of the united states of america and the chairman of the people ’s republic of chinadinpina, but because it is clear that when negotiations between the two leading powers are being conducted in the situation in which our world finds itself. well, it is quite obvious that all the major powers, all the major players, well, it is important what comes of it or what does not come of it, where it will all lead or not lead, and in general to why is this and today we will talk about it in detail, but i want to start by talking about how this sometimes happens in history, in the history of diplomacy in the history of international relations, when, well, this is my personal point of view, when a certain... ' which, more precisely a chain of events that is not directly related to the substantive part, formally representative than substantive, but i could be wrong, naturally, i’m talking about what everyone noticed, about how tony blinken, us secretary of state, i’m right here well, i’ll show for a long time how when biden was at a meeting with sidinpin, he read from a piece of p

negotiations between the leaders of the united states and china took place in san francisco. contrary to expectations, it was not possible to reach any agreements on economic issues. at least, none of... the parties made encouraging statements, although even before the meeting, the chairman of the people's republic of china clearly indicated what issues he was going to raise. the world has emerged from the coronavirus pandemic but is still under its enormous impact, the global economy is recovering but its performance remains sluggish, industrial and supply chains are still at risk of disruption, and protectionism is on the rise, these are all serious problems. were held behind closed doors, the first official statements following their results followed when there was late at night, informing that the parties were discussing, chinese television reported that the chairman of the people's republic of china demanded that america lift unilateral sanctions. there is no doubt that the issues of trade and economic cooperation were given considerable attention; after all, the leaders

now literally next week in the west of the united states there will be a meeting of xi jinping, that is, the president of the people's republic of china, china people's republic and the united states of america, president biden. they will agree, as from your point of view, there will be kinai from the side of washington, or them. they are trying somehow to mix it all, somehow to make all their contradictions less obvious, there are many contradictions, the goals of the two countries are different, china feels the need to replace the former soviet union, and now the russian federation, with the second pole of the world, say, the united states, to which such vassals as russia, the dprk, iran, respectively, china does not abandon its goal, one day to return taiwan to its bosom big there is a policy in virtually all countries of the world, and in the united states, and in ukraine, and in others, there is a policy, one country, china, two systems, that is, many, just the political system that they have, because we see the example of hong kong, what happened after great britain handed over to china in 1997 , this territory to china, and now

nature, because japan is an important partner of the united states, both in the political direction, and in terms of such a certain, certain criticism of china followed the united states, well it is obvious that china does not like it, and these relations were like that acute phase, china informed japan, because now , as we know, japan is releasing water from fukushima little by little into the ocean, night waters, and china does not disagree with this, and thus he expressed his disagreement in the form of what he doesn't buy, now...' he doesn't export seafood at all, and that's billions of losses. and since japan did not try to involve the chinese in that commission, which is actually engaged in monitoring whether the child is really vulnerable, the chinese did not agree, that is, there was such a political demash, now they met, discussed and even found ways in which they will decide, it is about how important it is when the united states and china gave to the world and why it is important for china, because trade, relations with those countries that support the united states, it can have such a positive basis, to settle in a certain way, a

sergey, mutually, today... such a difficult day begins in the united states of america, because the leader of china jinping, flew to the united states of america, this is the first time since 2017, he came to the summit, the asia-pacific economic cooperation, of course , that the main events are yet to come, meaning xi jinping's meeting with joe biden, but before actually meeting with the chinese leader, biden said that china has real problems, and he said that everyone is another example of how american leadership in the world is being restored, that is, biden on human rights, who, who is the leader, or... the leader, forgive the leading country, accepts, xijinping. so, please tell me, mr. oleksandr, what should we expect from this meeting, and will there be a place for ukraine in this great dialogue, which is being initiated by the two leaders of the two largest countries in the world, who, as xijin pin said, are responsible for the future of humanity. well, it is clear that the key questions. which they will discuss will concern themselves between these two countries, and those difficult and rat

poverty a billion people, a billion people, thanks to this interpenetration economies of the united states and china, and moreover, in its technological development, china, of course, is second, but it came closer to the united states, using its technologies, patents, joint scientific developments, came much closer than the soviet union, well in the era of its most successful development, all of this was threatened, with these ambitions, china has seduced its party company, promises to taiwan, elect me for a third term, i will return taiwan to you, it is open it was said why he came to washington now , in my opinion he has a very pleasant situation in china, it does not smell like taiwan, because they counted on that, all the dictators of the world, including the iranian ato and china, were inspired by this picture of a catastrophic revolutionary catastrophes, revolutionary catastrophes from afghanistan , but they saw this television picture as... the withdrawal of america from world politics, and xi very competently developed a program for the return of taiwan, he wanted to do it easily by someone

. >> after many years of being on hold we are restarting cooperation between the united states and prc on counter narcotics. in 20, china took action to reduce the amount of fentanyl shipped from china to the united states but since that time they have evolved from finished fennel to chemical ingredients and pill presses which are being shipped without control. some of these pills are being inserted into other drugs that a lot of people are dying. more people between the ages from 18-49 die from conventional than any other cause. with this new understanding we will reduce the flow of precursor chemical and pill pressers. this will save lives and i appreciate president xi's commitment on this issue. we have test our teams to make sure that it works. host: president biden on this agreement with the chinese leader on combating fentanyl. it made the business section of the new york times. china to stop the flow of fentanyl. they have stopped more fentanyl from entering the united states than in the prior venous -- previous five years. synthetic opiates may have resulted in over 77,000 overdose deaths in the united states be

if the united states of america has about 25% of the world's gdp, then china is approaching 19%.he task of china is still economic, to be the second, the balance, the second pole of the world, which can sit at the same negotiating table with the president of the united states of america and lead conversation for two, in fact, this was demonstrated during the inaugural speech of sydzenpinnya, when he first spoke about the bipolar world. and that's why this meeting, this meeting, just confirms what china is striving for. he is not going to share this table with anyone else, he really has his own philosophy... and his own, his own approaches, calculated for decades ahead, uh, on the other hand, he, this, this chinese world, he, will claim to expand their spheres of influence, and to cooperate with those countries with which it will be beneficial for them to cooperate in economically, you remember how the minister of china... traveled to all the countries of the european union in order to collect markets, and this is understandable, because the market, even the same russian federatio

serhiy, mutually, today such a difficult day begins in the united states of america, because xijin pinen of china has arrived in the united states of america, this is the first time since in 2017, he came to the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, it is clear that the main events are yet to come, meaning the meeting between xijing ping and joe biden, but before actually meeting with the chinese leader, biden said that china has... . real problems, and he said that all - this is another example of how american leadership in the world is being restored, well, that is, biden on human rights, who, who is a leader, or a leader, forgive a leading country, accepts, sizzinpinia, ot please tell me, mr. oleksandr, what should we expect from this meeting and whether there will be a place for ukraine at all in this great dialogue , which is being started by the two leaders of the two largest countries in the world, who, as xi jinping said, are responsible for the future of humanity, well , it is clear that the key the issues that they will discuss will relate to these two countries and the complex and

could not solve in his many years of history, yes, they took him out of... the economies of the united states and chinad moreover, in his technological development, china, of course, is number two is coming, but he came closer to the united states, using its technologies, patents, joint scientific developments, came much closer than the soviet union, well, in the era of its most successful development, all this was threatened by these ambitions, china chis seduced his party company with a promise yes to taiwan, elect me for a third term, i will return taiwan to you, it was said in plain text why he came to washington now, in my opinion he has a very pleasant situation in china, taiwan does not smell good to me, after all, they were counting on that, all the dictators of the world, pu and the iranian ato and china, and were inspired by this picture of the catastrophic revolutionary catastrophe of the flight from afghanistan, but they saw this televised picture as a metaphor for america's withdrawal from world politics, and xi very competently developed the program for the return of taiwan , he wanted to

today is a special day at the ates forum in san francisco the day the leaders of the united states and chinanalysts, one of the main topics will be the global economy, the development of which is hampered by difficult relations between the two countries. my colleague, konstantin churikov, will talk about expectations from this meeting, he joins me, kostya, good morning, tell me what the experts are betting on? sasha, hello, experts don’t believe in miracles, but something magical has already happened in san francisco, more on that a little later. the thirtieth forrus summit in san francisco is riveting attention is not so much to its own agenda, but to the meeting of the leaders of the two leading economies of the world, the usa and china. previously, sijin ping and joe biden spoke a year ago at the g20 summit in bali, but trade barriers and global differences between the two countries remained. rivalry gets in the way; these are two competitors, in the ranking of world economies by purchasing power parity, china is number one, america is second. by the way, we are in fifth place right away.

taiwan , which separates the people's republic of china and the united states by decades, there is no such concrete instrumental solution at all, i generally wanted would like to recall that until the beginning of the 70s, now in principle it was possible to talk about what the united states recognized as the legitimate government of the people's republic of china, not the government that was located in beijing, well, it is located, the government of the people's republic of china, the government formed by the communist party of china, and the government in taiwan, and it was taiwan that held china's seat on the united nations security council until that moment. it only took a revolutionary decision by the president of the united states, richard lixon, who hoped to use americans sino-soviet confrontation to change the balance of the world in principle, and went to beijing for talks with the chairman of the communist party of china, mao zedong, so that china, firstly, agreed on diplomatic relations with the united states, and secondly. got a seat in the un, whic

peaceful coexistence, according to xizenping, is the basic...norm of international relations that china and the united statesre to. that's why china never interferes in the internal affairs of the united states and has no intention of challenging them. well, an extremely positive signal, a key story, so that china now, so to speak, works more actively with its kremlin vassal. well, let me repeat, hysteria continues in russia. we are watching carefully, i am attaching it now. volunteer, human rights defender and director of the human and law charitable foundation boris zakharov. let's talk about our ukrainian affairs. glory to ukraine, mr. boris. glory to heroes. well, let 's start with the december 1 implementation of the decision on the procedure for passing and accounting for humanitarian aid under martial law. voluntary organizations criticized. i would ask you now. to tell what is being criticized and what we should all expect, because the volunteers took upon themselves very often tactical, tactical things, their solution, i think that this is not just criticism, it will be the collapse of humanitarian

between the soviet union and the united states, well , there was, but it was very little, and how the economy of the united states is very dependent on the economy of china, because of the wrong policies that have been pursued by many administrations, after the death of mao zedong, but, but the economy of the united states is important to the economy of china, and there are a lot of contradictions, so ... they have something to discuss, they can reach some agreements, i think in this area, but in the political sphere, i think that it is unlikely, because china will not give up its desire to dominate the world, and in particular, first of all in its region, and of course the united states will not give up the fact that it will support a democratic world, support human rights, support freedoms, that is, support freedom. world as opposed to autocracies, china is the leader of the autocratic world. mr. igor, i will ask you one more question, please tell me for your information, in your opinion, or how this author, simon schuster, the author of the article, in time, is evaluated in the united states of america, that no one believes in victory as much as i, ab

upcoming agreements threaten to cut jobs in the united states, but the main intrigue of the summit is whether the leaders of the united states and chinameet at it to try to relieve the growing tension between countries, details from our own correspondent in the usa, alexei veselovsky, for san francisco , the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit is the second largest event in history, after the united nations organization was founded here in 1945 nations, that’s why they decided to thoroughly clean up the city for the meeting and even clean it up, because you must agree, it’s a little strange to talk seriously about economic development when the streets around are completely homeless tent camps, drug addicts, and shops and other businesses fleeing the city itself, this is a chance for san francisco to show itself at its best, to world leaders, journalists from all over the world, businessmen of the largest companies, to show them that this is... a beautiful city , where you can find delicious food, sightseeing and business meetings. as a result, homeless people were successfully removed from the streets, sidewalks and house facades

china, continental china - an adversary of the united states, butay, since the turn of the fifties and sixties, china has not been an ally of the ussr, that is, there is absolutely , a the main, also factor of the non-alignment movement, that is, everything here... is quite complicated, that is, on the one hand there is the ussr and its, well, let’s say, allies, as again, let’s take words from almost our childhood, northern korea, northern vietnam, there is china, the people 's republic of china, a completely separate issue, there are satellites of the united states, such as south korea, southern vietnam and so on, taiwan, chinese. there are these very tigers, and there is a non-aligned movement, there is a very powerful force, led by india, indonesia, let us remember the glorious era of sukarna and so on, and this is something that, of course, does not exist in europe and in general in the atlantic theater this does not exist, that is , the situation here is very confusing, and if we remember, accordingly, all the games of the soviet union with the

possession of nuclear weapons and your eliteness is eroded and lost, the next moment is to agree on one organism, china is a production base, and sells its goods on the market of the united states of america, as well as the united states of america, companies they earn it on the chinese market and invest their innovations in order to implement the strategy of anticipatory technical development in relation to china. it is this interaction that suggests that it is necessary to agree on about rules, realizing that you are different ideologically, there should be common rules, like you, ugh, in principle, if the american-chinese dialogue is to be concluded, will it now take place with the raising of the degree of taiwan, or will it be brought out in parentheses? i think that this meeting, look, if the first meeting , in bali was during the g20, they realized that they are the leaders of two camps, that the world is stavolary, and they needed to agree on the influence, whether not to divide, whether everyone will throw there challenge each other. that is, the main principles were discussed at this meeting they will already detail how they will compete, whether it will be a fair comp

support for russia's war in ukraine, and will likely emphasize that the red. for the united states is china's provision of to russia. china sees the war in ukraine as a way to counter the influence of the united states in the world and increase china's influence, but it is certainly not interested in the war in ukraine intensifying, or in ukraine losing, because ukraine is also an important trading partner for china. and of course, they will talk about taiwan, which will be like ukraine important of this discussion, i think president biden will remind ukraine after russian troops invaded its territory. so this meeting is a combination of the desire to reduce tension and the desire to cooperate with each other. at the same time, biden will definitely deter xi jinping from supplying russia with weapons, or from attacking taiwan. there are such feelings, you know, well, in politics, when you cannot solve this or that specific problem, now in the political cycle i have begun to solve it, and we in ukraine are waiting for very quick, very concrete decisions, whether president joseph biden, taking into account

, and the united states should not try to suppress or contain china. biden measures by the level ofes, relations on the scale of democracy are dictatorship, if you are not like us, you are a dictatorship, if you are like us, you are a democracy, this, of course, has nothing to do with reality, and it demonstrates that in essence, to the point and gets personal, however, biden’s statements about the dictator has not only a political, but also an economic background, the main goal is to undermine the confidence of investors, the prc, chinese companies are becoming real, global technological competitors of american companies, they are beginning to work actively in those markets that americans are traditionally accustomed to consider theirs, including the european market, this of course, it’s terrifying, the british times, and no matter how hard biden tried to look like a senior comrade, he even showed sidinpin his photo, against the backdrop of the golden bridge in san francisco, taken almost 40 years ago, the chinese leader made it clear that times have changed a lot since then, boris

of international relations. china never interferes in the internal affairs of the united states and has no intention of challenging china is happy to see a prosperous, or rather, it is correct to say a flourishing united states, and the same way the united states should welcome a peaceful, stable and prosperous china. well, the key story, so to speak, is how beijing will listen to the demands of the united states, in particular, regarding deterrence. russian aggression against ukraine. well, in general, now let's talk about the defense industry, we understand that we are extremely dependent on our allies, and let's hope that they will intensify, or at least not reduce our help, about this and other things, ivan kirichevskyi, a representative of the defense community. glory to ukraine, mr. ivan. good afternoon, by the way, with a professional you. thank you, thank you, that's it you too, because we understand that the day of television and radio. and everything else, this is not only about journalists, but also about those who work with journalists, so this is also your holiday, you can celebrate today, for example

population, the billion population, thanks to this interpenetration of the economies of the united states and chinamoreover, in its technological development, china, of course, it is the second number, but it has approached the united states, using its technologies, patents, joint scientific developments, approx. much closer than the soviet union, well, in the era of its most successful development, all this was threatened by these ambitions . it was said why he came to washington now, in my opinion, he has a very pleasant situation in china. it does not smell like taiwan, because they counted on that, all the dictators of the world, putin, iran's nato and china, were inspired by this picture of a catastrophic revolutionary, catastrophic, reactionary society from afghanistan, but they saw this television picture as a metaphor for america's withdrawal from world politics, and you very competently developed a program of return. he wanted to do it easily with someone else's hands, well, first he pushed for a confrontation with the united states, remember pu's famous press conference on february 5 , 20

in the united states, ztii fired everyone involved in violating sanctions and paid the largest fine in history - almost $15 billion. in november 2018, at the height of the trade war between chinatates, the department of commerce introduced additional export contracts, which, according to the white house administration, could be used by china for military purposes to threaten us national security. from this moment on , semiconductors came under export restrictions. according to a well-established scenario, the chinese tech giant wuai was accused of violating sanctions against iran, stealing technology and industrial espionage for the benefit of the chinese government. the financial director and daughter of the founder of uuai in 2020, due to alleged ties with the chinese defense complex, smic was included in the sanctions list. the largest semiconductor manufacturer in china and the fifth largest in the world. in october last year there were restrictions. affected supplies of semiconductors and equipment for the production of microcircuits for dozens of chinese companies and laboratories of research institutes. according to analysts, this is the most ambitious, from now on, to

of that discussed today. and this is a tricky relationship between the united states and china. first of all, analysts point out the united states has been really trying to restrict its reliance on chinese manufacturing. we saw what happened during the pandemic, it was hard to get products to and from asia. and so expect for china to make a hard sell to the u.s. and to companies to make products here in china especially because the cost of doing so is so low. and another obstacle china is likely to bring up is restrictions on technology and access to chips. that has been a big current in the u.s. especially about intellectual property and technological secrets, should they be shared. and the business environment in china right now is very difficult for american companies. they have seen a lot of restrictions. there have been raids and detentions. and so expect xi jinping to let president biden know that china will be an open and welcoming place for these two economies. the trade between these two economies is tremendous and that is why we've heard so much discussion by janet yell

pleased to announce after many years of being on hold, we are restarting cooperation between the united states and prc and counter narcotics. in 2019, you may remember, chinatook action to greatly reduce the amount of fentanyl shipped from china to the united states. but since that time the challenge has evolved from fentanyl to chemical ingredients and pill presses which are being shipped without being controlled, and some of the drugs are being inserted in drugs like cocaine and a lot of people are dying. ages 18 to 49, more die from fentanyl than guns or car accidents or any other cause, period. so we are taking action to significantly reduce the flow of chemicals and pill presses from china to the western hemisphere, and i appreciate that cooperation on this issue. and i also want to thank the bipartisan congressional delegation to china led by leader schumer to support these efforts so strong. secondly, and this is critically important. we are resuming military to military direct contact. as a lot of you know that follow this, that has been cut off and it has been worrisome, because that's how accidents happen. vital miscalculations on either side can

in the united states, ztii fired everyone involved in violating sanctions and paid the largest fine in history - almost $15 billion. in november 2018, at the height of the trade war between china the department of commerce introduced additional export controls on breakthrough dual-use technologies, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, bio nanotechnology, which, according to the white house administration, could be used by china for military purposes threaten us national security. from now on. semiconductors were subject to export restrictions. the chinese tech giant huawei, according to a proven scenario , was accused of violating sanctions against iran, stealing technology and industrial espionage in favor of the chinese government. wuwai's financial director and daughter maine wang jou was arrested, and wuwai itself and more than sixty of its subsidiaries were blacklisted, deprived of access to american equipment, technology and patents. in 2020 due to alleged ties to chinese defense complex, smic, the largest semiconductor manufacturer in china and the fifth largest in the world, was included in the sanctions list. in october last year, restrictions affected supplies

if it did not exist in the world, but they pulled out of poverty a billion people, a billion people, thanks to this... the united states and chinaover, in its technological development, china, of course, it is the second number, but it came close to the united states, using its technologies, patents, joint scientific developments, came much closer than the soviet union, well, in the era of its most successful development, all this was put under threat by these ambitions, china. i promise my party company: elect me for a third term, i i will return taiwan to you. it was written in plain text, why did he come to washington now? in my opinion, he has a very pleasant situation in china. it does not smell like taiwan, because they counted on what, all the dictators of the world, iran and china, were inspired by this picture. picture as a metaphor for america's withdrawal from world politics, and xi very competently developed the program for the return of taiwan, he wanted to do it easily with someone else's hands, well , he was the first to push for a confrontation with the united states, remember the famous press conference pu on fe

next year marks the 45th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between china and the united states. the two sides should start from san francisco, create a new vision, further strengthen the foundation of china-us relations, build the pillars of peaceful coexistence, and promote the development of bilateral relations in a healthy, stable and sustainable direction. yulia, russia's war against ukraine was also discussed, among other topics. what exactly is known about this part of the negotiations and was it possible to reach any understanding on this issue? you you know, oleksiy, unfortunately, not much is known about this part of the negotiations, but president biden himself said that he brought up the topic of the war in ukraine, in particular, that russia does not want to stop its aggressive illegal war, but we also heard from white house officials, that the president in his conversation with xi jinping brought up the concerns that they have about china's actual role, and we know that there have been concerns from the white house before, that they were calling for china to step i

, and the united states should not try to suppress or contain china. in fact, biden measures by the level of a scale. democracy is a dictatorship, if you are not like us, and you are a dictatorship, if you are like us, you are a democracy, this of course has nothing to do with reality, and this demonstrates that the united states has no substantive arguments, and precisely when a dispute has no substantive arguments and gets personal, however, biden’s statements about the dictator have not only a political, but also an economic background, the main goal is to undermine the confidence of chinese investors , chinese companies are becoming... real global technological competitors of american companies are starting to work actively in those markets that americans are traditionally accustomed to consider theirs, including the european market, this of course causes horror the american corporate sector and it is putting pressure on the current administration. in turn, beijing at this meeting confirmed the unshakability of its own positions, for example, with regard to taiwan, notes the british time

of bbc ukraine. olga palomaryuk works in the studio. he tried to improve relations between china and the united states, and even offered ukraine to give up part of its territories in exchange for peace. what legacy does kissinger leave behind? henry kissinger is a diplomat and politician. the figure is controversial and ambiguous for many. it was he who managed to achieve a breakthrough in the cold war american-chinese relations. discharged tensely. with the soviet union, kissinger was criticized, particularly for his role in conflicts around the world. ukrainians remember kissinger most for his statements about territorial concessions. he was against ukraine's membership in nato. after a full-scale russian invasion, kissinger offered ukraine to give up part of its territory in exchange for peace. this statement caused outrage in kyiv and among ukraine's allies. however, later his views changed. he said that the peace process should have been to necessarily connect ukraine with nato, did such statements of the diplomat have an effect on the western attitude towards the war in ukraine, or were his opinions listened to? let's try to figure

issue of sanctions that are being imposed on china in relation to other states in the asia-teco region. it's clear that this structure that the ministers of foreign affairs, china and the uniteds tried to create , conceptually, it is crumbling today, then let’s take the following problems on which they have no unity, there is no unity on environmental issues, on the issue of compliance with atmospheric emissions, here there is also absolutely no success, there is no understanding that china’s positions could change due to us pressure on issues such as relations with russia and iran, here china’s course. remains the same, first of all aimed at full cooperation with russia and iran, and here american influence is absolutely wrong , so to summarize briefly: we can say that, in principle, the parties remained with their own, to put it in card uh, language, and the fact that he called him a dictator is a problem , now i’m coming to this, and the statement of the american president that the chinese chairman is supposedly a dictator is generally nonsense, a violation of international etiquette, unacceptable in diplomatic language, well, what do you mean? just... you talked to a pers

but any military conflict, even the slightest between the united states and china, can escalate to the big nuclear conflict, because dozens ofers, as the conflict begins, china immediately hits poguma, this is the territory of the united states, in the indotecan region, where the main bases and control centers are, if it hits gguam, then a nuclear conflict begins , so this situation, they of course discussed, this is the main situation, the second is the middle east, because again, what bloggers and all the people who discuss the usa say, so i looked tonight, their main problem is that china here now iran is holding hands, does not give hands, does not allow iran to give the command to hezbalah, to cover israel, because hezbola now has 50,000 people, five divisions of militants trained by iran, 2000 missiles, the latest iranian ones, not the missiles that hamas is making from the corpse is underground, and 2000 missiles if iran is hypersonic. weapons destroy the demon nuclear control center in israel, and then 200,000 missiles cover iran, not the dome, not forgiving david, this new system, they will not be able to contain it

united states of america. first direct language please. today we are with the leader of china sijinpin was traded. opinions on a number of regional and global issues, including russia's refusal to end its brutal and aggressive war against ukraine and the gas conflict. mr. alexander, it is obvious to anyone who is interested in international affairs that this meeting was primarily organized to improve bilateral relations between the united states of america and china. but before the meeting itself, you could often hear there from the adviser, joe biden, jake sullivan, that the russian... war in ukraine and the conflict in the middle east will one of the main topics during the conversation, i listened to joe biden's press conference, well it was short only 20 minutes, i listened and there in just this one paragraph he mentioned that, and we heard that, please tell , that's all they could say about ukraine, because i would like them to say more, whether much could have been left on the sidelines, the part about ukraine. because we understand that the ukrainian issue is perhaps th