china, of more than 4 decades. earlier i asked george magnus of the oxford university of oxford university of china center, why beijing was so upset by the communicate or statement released by g 7 countries at the end of that meeting take listen. so the communicate refers to a number of things which are clearly pointers of china. so for example, among the many paragraphs that were included with those that involved and an approach just like well known market policies, which is basically how they describe china. and that was a non market economy about co version of other countries in terms of trade and commercial policy. they object to or don't like the harmful effects that are quote, some countries adopt with regards to certain sectors like grab the judges digital sector. and there's plenty in there about the requirements for international standards in governance and peace and stability. so they're almost, you know, you could pick any of those. and i think paging probably would have looked at the whole not as a, as a sort of collective. and then sir, do you know that so elated us and we didn't like it. we think back to

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would have all home when you way the director of the center for europe and start is at redman university of china. very enlightening conversation. thank you for joining us on how to get in touch. thank you. well, keep, you know, is out of our fat as that's the beloved message being conveyed to the swiss and best of the 2 iran. he's been somebody for a dressing down of the countries. foreign ministry off of the swiss embassy treated us opinion about recent executions and have ron. that's good details now with all the corresponding use after one and for the ministry summit, switzerland, and bassett, or to yvonne's after this was embassy into one. we tweeted a post from the swiss for an industry over the execution of suite one ends for allegedly implicated an anti government protest in one. this was for an affair as ministry strong. we come down staves, occasions of through uranium, ma'am this morning in connection with products that followed the death of mass uh meaning in september 2022 switzerland, which is around to stop this executions, to take steps to reduce the use of the death penalty. they

here is the leading university of china, tsinghua, where, by the way, dolphin himself studied, and putinhis honorary professor 4 years ago, mishustin is shown the latest developments, including modern chips against an example. uh, representatives of the conversion will also check special attention to the cheats you created, russia, china , because they are actively building their own technological sovereignty. this is one of the leading laboratories not only in china but also in the world for the study of artificial intelligence and neural networks. the most effective direction, which in china is also a state task and promising technologies of the future , is being created here today. all this from within sees russian students who study tsinghua and are engaged in science, planning a business after studying at the university, while sinko works. in which country of russia, but what is more important, they allow the chinese to better understand russia and china's russia has something to offer the whole world and it is impossible to imagine a world without russia's technology china, especia

here is the leading university of china, tsinghua, where, by the way, ping himself studied.utin 4 years ago became his honorary professor, mishustin is shown the latest developments, including modern chips, to take an example. uh, chairman to inertia, we will also check the special attention to the chip you created, russia china is actively building its own technological sovereignty. this is one of the leading laboratories not only in china but also in the world for the study of artificial intelligence and neural networks, the most promising direction, which in china is also a state task and promising technologies of the future are being created here today. all this is already seen from the inside by russian students who are studying tsinghua and are doing science. after studying at the university. and it works very well. in which country of russia, but what is more important, they allow the chinese to better understand russia and china's russia has something to offer the whole world and it is impossible to imagine the world without russia china's technologies, especially in

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by chinese as part of china -- almost universally by chinahina. in a way that china was totally forecasting would lead to a war. that they would not accept it anymore than lincoln except to the secession of the fetters in this case. i have to say i cannot entirely understand it. people act as if they want war with china. how can that be? selling them arms, yes, i see that. but why they want to change the relation of china which has pretty much been the same since 1979 right now in a way the chinese guarantee us will lead to war is inscrutable to me. amy: you think these nuclear war plans over the taiwan strait were made in 1958? >> that's right. by the way, there was almost a corresponding crisis during 1954, 19 55. so this was known as the second taiwan crisis in the 1950's. but the idea was we would initiate nuclear war. if the chinese successfully bombarded with artillery, -- actually within visual range of the mainline. a couple just a mile, amount have a from the mainland. to keep those rocks from control by beijing, we were prepared to

of logic in hieroglyphs. and now you have come into contact with it. so china decided to involve and railway workers an online lecture course was organized by the corporate universityilways anna told about the culture of history directors of sai moscow state university professor alexei maslov china - this is the most ancient of the existing civilizations joined here too managers, the most ordinary workers between russia and china scale. for the transportation of tourist trains, but in knowledge about each other, still gaping, attracting our respected speakers, e teachers, we just made the installation for them, that guys , your task is to show, e, the availability of solving this problem, that the chinese language is not more difficult than any another language. it is better to start this path with an understanding of the culture of the historical roots of the mentality. chinese flag one of the oldest chinese special schools in moscow teaches the language here from the first grade during breaks eighth-grader lisa is taught a good good chinese teapot from a tea-drinking bush back in the second grade, she was taught by a chinese master a little bit in order to delay

here is the leading university of china, tsinghua, where, by the way, dolphin himself studied and putinry professor 4 years ago mishustin show the latest developments, including modern chips, for example, uh, representatives will also check special attention to the chip you created russia china after all are actively building their own technological sovereignty. this is one of the leading laboratories not only in china but also in the world for the study of artificial intelligence and neural networks. the most effective direction, which in china is also a state task , and promising technologies of the future are being created here today. all this is already seen from the inside by russian students who study tsinghua and are engaged in science, planning a business after studying at the university. and to work very hard in which country in russia, but what else is important , they allow the chinese to better understand russia and russia china has something to offer the whole world and it is impossible to imagine the world without russia china technology especially in the field of artifici

situation with a record number of university graduates and many wondering where they are going to go after graduation, and the question is being asked as to whether or not chinarsity graduates, the right mix of areas of study. and when it comes to the jobs picture in china, the latest indicator shows overall employment at a little over 5% in april, but the youth unemployment rate, between the ages of 16 and 2a, with 20% in april, a five year high. a little earlier andrew from goldman sachs explained to me why this is worrying for the world's second largest economy. there are a few factors contributing to this high youth unemployment rate. we see those kinds of rights and a few other countries, notably some european countries for lower age groups, and it is difficult to have younger people see higher unemployment rates, but what has been unusual in china's case is used unemployment for the 16—24 age group has been rising for several years, even as more recently the unemployment rate has fallen. but we think that reflects a combination of factors, that youth tends to work more in service industries that were hit harder during the pandemic, and some of the train

mishustin also met with students of the beijing university, tsinghua talked in particular about the exchange of knowledge between universities in russia and chinahe mutual recognition of diplomas of our countries are connected by ties, brotherhood, historical deep, the roots of our relations and friendship and cooperation and mutual respect. we have a lot of joint projects. here at the university, sinha. i know that there are four, and such joint projects together with the moscow state university with the moscow state institute of international relations with the bauman university and over the school of economics is all joint projects, where active. the guys are looking for, uh, including ways to interact further, but they continue to work and study, both in china and in russia . of course, this cannot but please us, but i want to. ask after studying at the university in which country in russia, of course, and back and forth and you will be our kind ambassadors. well, now to moscow here today they are discussing the issues of eurasian integration in a monopolar world. this is the main topic of the eurasian economic forum , the president is expe

of logic in hieroglyphs. and now you have come into contact with this so you have decided to introduce china and railwaymen online lecture courses organized by the corporate universityn railways anna told about the culture of history directors with agu professor alexei maslov china is the most ancient of today existing civilizations. already the most ordinary workers between russia and china are large-scale cargo transportation tourist trains, but in knowledge about each other, still gaping , attracting our respected e-speakers, uh, teachers, we just did the installation for them, what your task is to show the guys. e. availability. the solution to this problem is that chinese is no more difficult than any other language to start. uh, this way is better with understanding the culture of the historical roots of the mentality. one of the oldest chinese special schools in moscow the language is taught here from the first grade at recess eighth grader lisa is taught the art of tea drinking. a good good chinese teapot is still in the second grade. she was taught by a chinese master to pour a little bit on purpose to delay the guest , if he pours a lot, then he drinks a l

professor of chinese politics and history from the university of 0xford's china centre.at the g7 summit in hiroshima, the british prime minister has been asked about the uk home secretary suella braverman. that's following claims she requesterd a private speed awareness course, to avoid points on her driving licence, after she was caught speeding last summer. now opposition parties are urging mr sunak to launch an ethics investigation. this report from our political correspondent, charlotte rose. the issue at play here isn't the speeding fine itself, but whether suella braverman used her position to try and avoid doing a speed awareness course with other members of the public. the government doesn't dispute that she approach to civil servants to try and book a one—to—one session, but was told they couldn't get involved. in the end, she paid the fine and took the points. her team believe that's the end of the matter and deny there has been any breach of the ministerial code. the prime minister was asked at the g7 summit earlier if he would launch an investigation. i don't

in the images of the celestial and near mostat gallery, the university of culture was opened in the charter of a student from chinaqing , in the exposition, turned edges are affixed. kinds of delicate cells, great mountains. for all the works, the belarusian nature of wilmio is friendly, then i used to budge and paint with china, and ugatu came from here to ukraine how to create a new atmosphere tear off the malt from the landscape and makshima will tire you to kill them in your paintings exhibitions of our undergraduates and graduate students from the people's republic of china have become a good tradition for our gallery. and today it is very significant to present the work of yangdejing. this is a small chamber exhibition. the mastery of the author's incredible talent is emphasized by her ability to convey through the prism of painting the beauty and uniqueness of the surrounding world. the exposition will be open. yes, on may 23 at the remnants of the colors of the university of culture at you. with freedom, it is more and more to this, probably, our website tvr-box beeline reception in the evening. dreaming o

china. this has been happening for a decade. every university president knows it. but when joe biden became president, one of the first things he did was cancel the china tissuetive -- initiative because they said it was racially profiling these chinese students in the united states. now, why would he do something like that when every major company in america complains about china stealing our intellectual property? that's one of the biggest issues we have with china, and yet joe biden took china's side and put china first and america last. now we find out his family received millions and millions of dollars from the chinese communist party. it sure looks fishy to me,

the russian region sounds the experience of china in the construction of the work of universities and the economy , following the results of a working visit to china , the governor of the region mikhail degtyarev told the russian delegation in china. i watched the key enterprises of harbin and the prospects for cooperation and potential business partners. she is a jock. numerous hangars building greenhouses harbin, bonded zone preferential for investors residents here are engaged in trade logistics and production schemes similar to our tori from here to all cities, china very soon imported goods will diverge, including from russia, the head of the region among the line of shelves looks out for familiar packaging russian russia can feed the whole world, so the enthusiastic delegation of the khabarovsk territory is met in every pavilion here, they understand our territory is not only a stable importer, but also a gateway to one of the largest markets in the world, a window for simplified international trade, iron ore. for example, it is imported from russia through us in 2022, the trade

the spokesman of the agency said that the astronaut is a professor at the beijing astronautical university. china has invested billions of dollars in its space program for the past few decades. a knife in manhattan, new york killed one person and injured another person. in washington, the second shooting incident in less than two weeks killed one person in the subway. a shooting in front of a high school in the city of atlanta, in the state of georgia, also left one person dead and one injured. the mayor of atlanta confirmed this incident said that the attacker has not been arrested yet. the rival of airbus and boeing came from china . the chinese, who unveiled their first passenger plane these days, believe that their plane will break the monopoly of american planes in the world market. china-made passenger aircraft entered the airline fleet of this country. the aircraft aviation industry needs to be optimized and continuous after entering the commercial operation stage. about 14 years of investment research and participation of world-renowned companies and 5-year flight test of kamal aircraft c

shaimaa khalil reporting early i spoke to yuka cobbe ashley, an expert at university of london on chinal politics. actually visiting historical low. was very controversial... all the leaders of the g7 visiting the peace dome and actually try to make a stand. ., ., ., ., ., ~ , stand. tomorrow one of the key thin . s stand. tomorrow one of the key thins on stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the — stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the agenda _ stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the agenda is - stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the agenda is nuclear| things on the agenda is nuclear nonproliferation but i think with coming to a very interesting juncture where i need to emphasise the idea of peace and it is something kishida really wants to put forward this kind of identity of him coming from hiroshima and his home town. the him coming from hiroshima and his home town-— home town. the consensus is that economic security _ home town. the consensus is that economic security is _ home town. the consensus is that economic security is just - home town. the consensus is t

region gussharahvedy, delicate cages, great mountains of china personal exhibition of a student from the heavens at the mostat gallery of the universityof culture, the organizations of the minsk region are approaching, and the end of spring protection has already settled 80% of the area in crops, planted borscht for the floor with all the volume of the lips at the finish line in bakuruza. so only in a conventional area under the golden katakhs of power with turkeys 25,000 hectares near the agricultural branch of the slutsk gray-rub plant, corn is sown strictly according to technology here with great dairy herds. in addition, it began to warp on the rich, protein, we vitamins culture, and you do not base their field work in slutsk and find out the tools are introduced by phosphorus instead of seeds and depth. seed incorporation and norm. sowing seeds. all this, of course, takes into account 90 centners. well, last year there was a yield of corn for grain and 200 80 on the strength. this year we will try to cross the threshold of 100 centners for grain weekly. we collect information based on the results of more than 10 types of work, in

deal between saudi arabia and iran. professor of politics and international relations of nice china normal university, joseph mahoney. now he believes that washington is afraid of losing its grip on gemini, the china understands uh that, uh, that one of the most effective means for not only uh, countering us unilateralism a global. it was affects everyone including us to germany over the global financial system. but the only way to really counter this is to, you know, expose these, these trajectories of, of us strategic thinking into instead become a powerful champion to per piece. now, as history has demonstrated repeatedly, actually there is little to no reason to fear china, but many reasons to fear the us. us does feel threatened by this rise of china, but also the emergence of a multiple world. but not simply because they are having a hard time letting go of the unipolar world that they dominate. but because they fear the collapse of the dollar and us to germany over the global financial system will be apocalyptic for americans. and other words, not simply that they'd be diminished comparatively

of logic in hieroglyphs. and now you have come into contact with this, so you decided to attach china to the railwaymen as well, a course of online lectures organized by the corporate universityrussian railways, anna told about the culture, history , directors saigu professor alexei maslov china is the most ancient of the existing civilizations. title managers are the most common workers between russia and china, large-scale cargo transportation tourist trains, but in knowledge about each other, it’s still about white, attracting our respected speakers, uh, teachers, we just uh, did the installation for them that your guys task to show. e. availability. e solution to this problem that the chinese language is not harder than any other language to start. uh, this way is better with understanding the culture of the historical roots of the mentality. one of the oldest chinese special schools in moscow teaches the language from the first grade at recess eighth grader liza teaches good good chinese tea from the tea bush. this technique was taught to her in the second grade, the chinese master is poured specially a little bit in order to detain the guest. if you pour a lot, then you

around 2500 units a university across the country is now active, which is equal to countries with a population of more than one billion , that is, our university should be more than china and india, and that our country needs that with this example that you are new, now my university is from the whole of europe is probably more than two or three. now hossein's statistics, for example, we train even more engineers than japan, and after the united states, the largest number of engineers in iran actually study there . this is the direction of the realities that exist in this country. according to the words of hazrat agha ma, he needs skilled labor for more construction as much as we need science, we also need efficient skills, and naturally , we should create culture as well and encourage young people to learn skills. a good feature is that usually skills cannot be acquired in a short period of time, and individuals can go to the market much faster. give them work and employment. this is the shortcut for empowering and employability of young people in the world. look at it, and usually the manpower shrine in the world, whose husband's name is mehsti, is the rule of the py

about 2,500 university units across the country are now active, which is sometimes equal to countries with a population of more than one billion, that is, our universities are more than china and india, and our country needs the example you have. our new university is probably more advanced than the whole of europe the statistics that, for example, we train even more engineers than japan, and after the united states, the largest number of engineers in iran actually study there, are the facts that exist in this country, which needs more skilled workers for construction. according to hazrat agha, as much as we need knowledge, we also need efficient skills. in my opinion, a good thing has happened , and this is that young people and families are now more aware of the university path in choosing fields after the entrance exam is held in in recent years, between 45 and 55 percent different years, despite the fact that they are not allowed to choose a major, it shows that i am more conscious of taking this university as a good omen and guide them to the skill packages, so to speak, to provide the ground , let them become familiar with these things and this is something that shou

university of culture. there is an exhibition of a student from china yang lujzn.he exposition presents refined landscapes, delicate flowers and majestic mountains. all works are done in ink. the belarusian nature is very different from the one i used to see and draw in china, which is why i came to this beautiful country to create in a new atmosphere and enjoy the views. and it is possible in the future to embody them in their works. the high of our countries such esperanto without the people's republic of china has become a good tradition for our gallery and today it is very significant to present the work of yangdejing. this is a small chamber exhibition. emphasizes skill the incredible talent of the author is her ability to convey through the prism the uniqueness of the surrounding world alive after the beauty. the exposition will be open until may 23 at the art gallery of the university of culture. admission is free. the broadcast will continue the sports review. we will come out with new details of events in the country and the world at 3:00 in the afternoon.

it's my to introduce susan shirk professor and head of the 21st century china center at the university of california, san diego. we're here to celebrate and discuss her new book, overreach how. china derailed its peaceful rise, i have to say, if you want to understand the complexities of what's going on in china today and what's going on between beijing and washington, overreach is the place to start. susan has been a student of china, a professor teaches about china and a government official who made policy about china as deputy assistant secretary of at the state department. i can personally attest to her role in government in 1999. we were both passengers on the government plane to china. i was a lawyer in the back of the plane. she was up front advising albright, the secretary of state, on what to do and what to say. when we landed in beijing. she has written over at a particularly important moment and the book is on the money. it lays out the story of the political and economic circumstances in china that enabled jinping to him the most, make himself most powerful leader since eye

it's my to introduce susan shirk professor and head of the 21st century china center at the university of california, san diego. we're here to celebrate and discuss her new book, overreach how. china derailed its peaceful rise, i have to say, if you want to understand the complexities of what's going on in china today and what's going on between beijing and washington, overreach is the place to start. susan has been a student of china, a professor teaches about china and a government official who made policy about china as deputy assistant secretary of at the state department. i can personally attest to her role in government in 1999. we were both passengers on the government plane to china. i was a lawyer in the back of the plane. she was up front advising albright, the secretary of state, on what to do and what to say. when we landed in beijing. she has written over at a particularly important moment and the book is on the money. it lays out the story of the political and economic circumstances in china that enabled jinping to him the most, make himself most powerful leader since eye

i'm joined now by dr una aleksandra berzina—cerenkova, director of the china studies centre at riga stradins university understand what is going on here? what do you make of these discussions?— what do you make of these discussions? ., ., ., discussions? indeed, i mean, on one hand it would — discussions? indeed, i mean, on one hand it would seem _ discussions? indeed, i mean, on one hand it would seem that _ discussions? indeed, i mean, on one hand it would seem that china - discussions? indeed, i mean, on one hand it would seem that china is - discussions? indeed, i mean, on one hand it would seem that china is not| hand it would seem that china is not historically a fan of the taliban, right? it's the contradiction with their policy and body systems with their policy and body systems with the so close to three evils that china has been compacting, which is terrorism, extremism, separatism. so it would appear that they are not natural allies here. but, jane has been hosting talks with them for several months and ideology is kind of a different story. we have to be careful here because for china their

a surprise piece deal between saudi arabia and iran, professor of politics and international relations with the east china normal university. and joseph mahoney. he believes washington at the end of the day is afraid of losing its global grip. china understands uh that, uh, that one of the most effective means for not only countering us and unilateralism a global it was affects everyone including us, germany over the global financial system. that the only way to really counter this is to, you know, expose these, these trajectories of, of us strategic thinking into instead become a powerful champion to, for peace. now, as history has demonstrated repeatedly, actually there is little to no reason to fear china, but many reasons to fear the us. us does feel threatened by this rise of china, but also the emergence of the multiple world. but that's simply because they are having a hard time letting go of the unit, only world that they dominate, but because they fear the collapse of the dollar and us to germany over the global financial system. the inside russia stepped up to be some months. the reason drove the tax on the tremb

china's economy. let's bring back the professor of trade policy at cornell university. to be a bit of disagreement here, between the words the risk and decouple. china sees no distinction. is there a distinction? eswar: i think the u.s. is china walk a fine line because there is a recognition in washington that maintains a good relationship with china, a very important trading partner, it's going to be quite empty and for the u.s. economy, especially if the u.s. economy looks to be weakening in the latter half of this year. but at the same time, i think the entire negotiation is being frayed around security issues. it will be difficult to get around what is intrinsically a game between the two countries. paul: to that, i just mentioned in the introduction there that the chinese are unwilling to meet with u.s. military leaders at the shangri-la dialogue. what's your view of that? is it purely an economic argument, or does it go deeper? eswar: i think there is a deeper dynamic at play. you thick about the geopolitical relationship, intrinsically, this is zero-sum game, one

arriving in one of main universities. china beijing tsinghua. ded the students that how the parties will manage the achievements of the current one depends on the next generations as well. russian-chinese tandemone. it was not by chance that the head of government laid a wreath at the 40-meter monument to the people 's heroes who fought for the independence and originality of the people's republic of china on tang anime square, not by chance, and in assessing the current situation in the world, the views of the two countries. very similar. so, while others become hostages of their own geopolitical games, russia and china are developing ever closer cooperation , the relationship between the two countries is now at its peak and this needs to be used, so soon the delegation will meet again in june at the international economic forum in st. petersburg to discuss in more detail what was agreed in shanghai and beijing. he is lbunov anastasia urban vyacheslav spiridonov vladimir morozov and olga danilova ntv television beijing people 's republic of chin