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university of— japanese in place. seijiro takeshita from the university of shizuoka. i from the university of shizuoka. thank you forjoining us. staying injapan, two of the country's rival carmakers hondaed they're considering a partnership in electric vehicles. the deal would bring togetherjapan 5 second— and third—largest carmakers in collaboration to make key components for evs and develop artificial intelligence for cars. it could help them as they battle competition from emerging chinese car manufacturers as well as the market leader, tesla. let's speak now to david bailey, professor of business economics at the birmingham business school and an expert on the car industry. thank you forjoining us today, david. how big a deal is this? or would this be? they haven't quite signed the dotted line yet? tt’s would this be? they haven't quite signed the dotted line yet? tt’s a signed the dotted line yet? it's a bi deal. signed the dotted line yet? it's a big deal. what _ signed the dotted line yet? it's a big deal. what it _ signed the dotted line yet? it's a big deal. what it really _ signed the dotted line yet? tt�*s —. big deal. what it really shows is the massive challenge that china

going to unravel the many strands, but the story with our panel of experts in honda only we have hong young. he's a senior electra vin university and a widely published political scientist and camera. carlyle, parents, a professor emeritus at the university of new south wales camera, is also a veteran, southeast asia, regional specialist. and in brisbin, we have younger high zine whom you hired from an i'll report a moment ago. he's a visiting fellow with the eye. sees yourself a shocked institute. thank you very much indeed. but i want to start with carlisle fair. just give it a little bit of background. so if, if i understand correctly, the presidential role is set to be large, the ceremony, why is this change significant as well? they say ceremonial, he has constitutional duties, are quite powerful, all subject to the approval of the national assembly. but he is the leadership faced with counterparts around the world for when jeff tom has raised relations and he was ranked number 4 and the political bureau in terms of the voting after the last party congress at 5354 years of age. he was one of the only 4 members that would h

secure the release of the remaining captives, hondas and who just need to lease st. boxes where he joins us in our studio window . he's a director of the golf study center at guitar university. i'm not sure, but i wanted to talk to you about where we are in the ceasefire negotiations. i'm us has proposed a ceasefire plan that yeah, with the is really prime minister, has called it ludicrous and unrealistic. do you think there is still a real window to get a deal done here? i think considering the current status quote of the world and also come on the status quo when it comes to the pressure on the, is there a government especially on nothing, you know from that many cents on the other pins. and the push out from within is what i think there is a window for the whole the negotiation could at least last more time. so they would be more discussion on details. of course they say those on details, but sometimes you know, details kind of bring some hope as well. so i think that the, you know, what we are seeing now is there is a failure on the ground about any success. there is a criticism failure, so that is why it is one of those where a uh army. uh, there is much event. there i

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the release of the remaining captives, hondas and who just either to louise off it was where the joins us in our studio and do how he's the director of the gulf study center at guitar university, i'm not sure it's good to have you with us. what do you make of this moment where we are in ceasefire talks? this is, it seems like a pretty critical moment. um, there's going to be a work cabinet meeting this evening, which will ostensibly set the mandate for the negotiating team that is expected in doha tomorrow. but there's been other moments where we thought there was movement and then those hopes have been dashed. and it says from us release or what the basically the new was linked about, what time us. so i suggested that friday afternoon the news came from is that there would be a cabinet meeting set out of the evening. and then saturday evening, the news came is actually the, the meeting has been postponed to, to sunday or monday. but at the same time, the minister of for a government has quotes i meeting with his security leadership with basically a talk about the deal with the stuff and chava kind and small set that meeting was happening. web demonstration was going on on th

university of nebraska. our guard rails the attenuators are read up to 5000 pounds. many of these vehicles but the 10,000 pounds. one vehicle the lithi-i alone we weight as a honda an impact on safety. not just on infrastructure, making sure people in the vehicles are safe after there is a crash. atehicle to vehicle, to those outside the vehicle and as i sit vehicle to infrastructure. your comment. he talked about the weights of these vehicles. currently have gernmental regulations that stipulate the use of the mail crash test dummies in vehicle testing. it does not mandate any inclusion of female crash test dummies. this is despite the data that's out there.l4 and the 73% higher likelihood of serious injury among women who were in these vehicles crashes compared to men. given the statistics that are out there on a regular vehicles. not even on ev's with exponential increase in the ■+weight there. don't you think we need to look at female crash test dummies as wello we can start to gather data there? do you have any information on the different sized vehicles women may choose to drive compared to men? >> women typically pick a larger size vehicles for utility ve