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the import of chinese technology into the united states and how that does affect not only us national security, but also economic security. the other goal of this meeting was to try and, or rather the 2 days of meetings was to try and send a message ahead of the us election in november. but if the comma la harris is the correct us, vice president of the by the administration, is to become the next president of the united states. but she does have the experience of dealing with china is leaders that she would be able to carry on. what is currently a somewhat stable relationship between the united states and china? the message that was sent by the national security adviser is that harris chairs biden's view of what has been under joe biden, a responsible managing of the complexities of the us china relationship. and, but she shares what joe biden shares, and that is that they believe that a high level of communication is the best way to manage the friction points and tension between the 2 nations. now all of this comes ahead of what we expect will be a high level conversation between the 2 leade

as us national security advisor aims to ease the tension between the super powers meeting comes. i had them a scheduled phone call between us presidents, joe biden, and presidency in the coming weeks. president biden is committed to responsibly managing this consequential relationship to ensure that competition does not be or in the conflict or confrontation and to work together where interest align simply how coach has more now about jake sullivan's visit to from the white house in terms of whether the national security advisor jake sullivan's trip to china was a success. it was not 100 percent according to the words of the national security advisor. it was a vigorous given take, but there was not an actual agreement coming out of those meetings. instead, what he says he was able to do was to raise us concerns about the import of chinese technology into the united states and how that does affect not only us national security, but also economic security. the other goal of this meeting was to try and, or rather the 2 days of meetings was to try and send the message ahead of the us

james, tell us what came out of those meetings between the us national security adviser, president he and all the top 2 chinese officials show on your well, we've heard this press conference from j sullivan, the us national security advisor. in the last couple of moments, he outlined some of those outcomes. he said that in vigorous discussions, what have between the 2 sides. but really the key sources attention that still remain in the supervisor relationship between the us and china. crucial. and he said that no agreements had been reached on a positive piece. and you created also specific agreements on how to dial down tensions in the south trying to see where a closer big tensions between china and the philippines. really a listening of issues have been discussed over these days of meetings with very senior officials in the chinese establishment that, that meeting with the sullivan. i'm sure jim ping, it seems to be crucially paving the way to the final conversation between choosing ping um president buys and before he leaves office, that it will. so we have this very right meeting

security disputes with us allies in japan. and the philippines sullivan was the 1st us national security adviser to visit china in 8 years. w as east asia correspondent james to try to ports china's top diplomat 20 in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security adviser to china since 2016 or in recent years, these 2 officials have met several times in the countries, often to stem spiraling tensions between the 2 superpowers. but this is the 1st time basements engaging on the agenda, managing friction across a range of issues, including china is growing, relationship with most go as well as tensions with more symptoms. asian parts, like taiwan, president binding has been very clear. these conversations with president, she is committed to managing the support relationship responsible, how you move with the taxes, the coming us selection. donald trump has promised to double down on his tough thoughts towards aging. from his last time in office nights including raising terrace on china is good. but coming to harvest is get to make clear how she'll approach relation

the agreement for the cool fellows. discussions between the us national security advisor in china is foreign minister in beijing. jag sullivan's visit comes as regional night as accuse china refusing to mention you. this kim has more us as a us security advisor and china is top diplomat engaging closed door meetings. they do so against a backdrop of heightened tensions between beijing and america's allies. in the region on sunday and again on monday, the philippines and china traded lane after back to that maritime skirmishes at the sabina show, one of many hotly contested areas of the south china sea, of which beijing takes a large claim. the philippine defense secretary at a military conference tuesday set the solution is stronger collective multilateral action against beijing in this region. china, although without saying it, then i'd say had saved for you these the biggest disrupt or of getting their national beast in the japan and the philippines upgraded their military relations last month. green lighting was typical excess and joint exercises. tokyo zone suspicions of aging fla

national security adviser said. what was being conveyed by the united states is that there is still an ongoing view that china is still of grave concern to the us when it comes to economic security. specifically, when it comes to chinese tech imports into the united states. so that is still of a national security concern on the part of not only divided ministration, but law makers on capitol hill. and that is certainly something that remains a major issue and a friction point between china and the united states. so what do we make of the fact that the 2 leaders are due to have a phone call the joe biden and changing things out as well. what would you make of this? is that really there 2 things to make it this number one? this is kind of an ongoing process for joe biden, in the binding to ministration and managing this relationship, how they have chosen to manage the tensions with china is very different from what we've seen with donald trump, where we saw the former president escalating tensions with the adding of parents the by the ministration didn't really remove them, but what they did instead was continued to communicate at the highest lev

thank you very much, tom to badging now where us presidential biden's, national security advisor has met with the chinese president. she jen thing about the red direct meeting with china's leda caps 3 days. so from high level toll subject sullivan to those talks come at the time of heights. and tensions between the superposition across a range of issues use is asia correspondent james trace of reports showing this top diplomat twomey in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor to china since 2016 or in recent years, these 2 officials have met several times in the countries, often to stem spiraling tensions between the 2 superpowers. but this is the 1st time basements engaging on the agenda, managing friction across a range of issues, including china is growing, relationship with most go as well as tensions with more symptoms. asian products, like taiwan, president binding has been very clear conversations with president. she is committed to managing the support response hanging over the taxes, the coming us sel

the us national security advisor jake sullivan has what president she jim, thing in china. officials have confirmed she will hold a phone meeting with us president joe biden in the coming weeks. 5000000 people are, have been told to leave their homes as japan is hit by one of the strongest type phones. in decades. sean sean launched the south west on thursday, killing at least 4 people and injuring thousands of others. a drone attack, just north of some guns capital, how to tomb has killed at least 12 people. the strike was carried out by the suit and his army in the city of gary. it's trying to reclaim the area from the parent military rapids support forces. and the violence follows flooding. that's for us. more than a 100000 people from their homes that you when says who don is suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis. people who have fled, say they have nowhere to go to the citizens choice. they have gone to 40 people have no food, they sit on high places and they have nothing, no food or water. there are people who died that has not been buried yet. there are people who are

again later in 2020 uh long on the stand news news room was rated by 200 and national security police. about $9000000.00 us dollars of their assets are frozen on sundays, deleted it's website uh, shortly afterwards. how does this case impacts what remains of press freedom and necessity as well? the national security police top top called steve li just said that they so terrify matters. the know topics a band, but you kind of publish with seditious intention, but to be honest, every news room will be impacted. and we'll have to, uh say called about what rights as they have on their website. and what exactly they will be writing reports is that both as the you and the local journalist association. i've already spoken as a report is that go to sign with this. that's a very dangerous precedent for what remains of the test freedom in the city. and it comes, you know, over the past 2 years where we've seen a 1000 drum inside of work, about 10 news outlets shut down. and, and hong kong, just tumbling in the international press. freedom indices, tom grundy, founder of the hong kong, free press news outlet, joining

to often nicholas madura is re election as venezuela's president and the delicate dogs, the us national security advisor, inmate jane to tone down the tension between china and america is allies plus the games begin to countdown on for the care costs of the current and fixing the is ready for us is a stepping off of the tax on palestinians as the war approaches. the 11 months mach thousands of people were killed in gauze or on wednesday, but the occupied westbank is becoming more of a target, as well as conducted its largest minutes for the operation data more than 2 decades . and it strikes the cities of to boss and janine is killed at least 10 people that abraham begins on coverage of what's being called israel's hidden war and the occupied west bank enters in you feelings is really media are calling this assault the largest since 2002, concentrated around to boston, the jordan valley jeanine scene here. and to cut him. it involves drones, fighter jets, and the large contingent of soldiers, person, ambulance workers. how do we use it a way to is really occupations violate all international pri

as us national security advisor aims to ease tension between the state. the pounds. that meeting comes a day after the white house that out of state phone calls will be held between the us president joe biden, and she, in the coming weeks. president biden is committed to responsibly managing this consequential relationship. to ensure that competition does not v or into conflict or confrontation, and to work together where interest align. space prime minister petro sanchez, has wrapped up his total of west africa. i'm just cutting migration with a visit to set a goal, such as says that he wants to find human trafficking between african and the canary islands. earlier in the week, he traveled to the gambia and lower tavia. according to the home called his phone to chat less guilty of publishing seditious content. on the news website, sion point can unpack, checked the editors of the pro democracy publications stand news that was critical of facing that which cost of the colonial era rule. the critics say is being used to cub to sent those with had wonderful stories on o

let's turn to china now, because the us national security adviser, jake sullivan, is on the third andnese military officials. his trip to beijing is seen as an effort to create more dialogue and reduce high—stakes tensions — with the white house wanting to avoid any miscommunication that could lead to conflict in the region. on wednesday mr sullivan met with chinese foreign minister waang yi to set up a call between presidentsjoe biden and xijinping. the white house said both sides "welcomed ongoing efforts to maintain open lines of communication, including planning for a leader—level call in the coming weeks." 0n china's influence in the indo—pacific region, the white house said "mr. sullivan underscored the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait." our china correspondent laura bicker gave me the latest from beijing. well when it comes to the national security adviser, jake sullivan, and china's foreign minister wang yi, the two have met on four other occasions. this is the fifth time, and they do seem able to talk for a very long time. we're into our

killed five people on day two of its major military operation in the occupied west bank and the us national securityisit to beijing. restrictions on smoking outdoors are being considered by the uk government. the paralympic games get underway following a spectacular opening ceremony in paris last night. hello. this is bbc news the israeli army says it's killed five people on day two of its major military operation in the occupied west bank and the us national security advisor has met a senior chinese military official, in a "rare" one—on—one meeting during a visit to beijing. restrictions on smoking outdoors are being considered by the uk government. the paralympic games get underway following a spectacular opening ceremony in paris last night. hello.

that with the us president, jo biden's, national security adviser has met with the chinese presentation ping. the rad direct meeting with china is lita caps, 3 days of high level talks to jake sullivan. of those talks come at a time of heisen tensions between the super powers across a range of issues together dw, use, east asia correspondent james chase, a reports now showing this top diplomat twomey in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor to china since 2016 or in recent years, these 2 officials have met several times in some countries, often to stem spiraling tensions between the 2 superpowers. but this is the 1st time basements engaging on the agenda, managing friction across a range of issues, including china is growing, relationship with most go as well as tensions with more symptoms. asian products, like taiwan, president has been very clear. these conversations with president, she is committed to managing the support response hanging over. that's what is the coming us selection. donald trump has promise

us securi questions. we just heard the us security national— questions. y national adviser - questions. we just heard the us security national adviser deliver| security national adviser deliver some remarks after his meeting in beijing. he called it a working visit and described it as 14 hours of talks on key areas they want to cooperate on, including counter narcotic operations. the us receives illicit drugs that they believe originate in china. they talked about corroborating on al safety and discussed deal negotiations when it comes to the gaza war. he did not shy away from talking about areas of tension between the two countries, including the economy, access to us technology, unfair trade policies, is the way he discussed it. as well as china's relationship with russia admits the war with ukraine. he is on his third and final day of talks with top chinese officials and his trip to beijing is seen as a way to create dialogue and reduce tension between the two countries. he talked about the importance of those open lines of communication. earlier i spok

killed five people on day two of its major military operation in the occupied west bank and the us national security advisor has met a senior chinese military official, in a "rare" one—on—one meeting during a visit to beijing. restrictions on smoking outdoors are being considered by the uk government. the paralympic games get underway following a spectacular opening ceremony in paris last night. hello. hamas says six of them were its fighters. masoud naaja said he was injured when he opened the door of his house to young men asking for water. translation: we felt like something came down on us from the sky - injenin, army vehicles surrounded the city's two main hospitals. ambulances stopped and checked by militaryjeeps. israel's foreign minister has urged his government to use gaza as a model for dealing wth armed groups, here saying that iran almost 600 palestinians have been killed in the west bank by israeli forces since the hamas attacks. but fighters here are still presenting israel there were five people killed in the operation there, including the head of the tulkarem brigades, mohammad jabba

that was the us national security council's response. israel and iran have not yet given a reply to the reports and talks are taking place in doha with us present. joe biden saying a ceasefire. deal is closer than ever. meanwhile, the prime minister of guitar has said that he is calling on your on to hold off its planned attack on israel. the p i has to as a full my us presidential advisor and c e o of a washington base. think tank and it's across as a jewel russian american national dmitri simon's carney jose political program here in moscow last year. this time does the moderate trip this in pittsburgh international economic form. you can see now schemes automatically have some questions as neighbors report to the f b i. agents turned off it has a state in virginia on tuesday morning and removed several items. intelligence agency then return 2 days later. officials have declined to expose any details so it means that the such as well hotel prize and part of an ongoing investigation. symes who was abroad at the time, told out to you that he was not given any heads up by medical forward

the us national security adviser meets president, change, and thing, as he wraps up his visit to china, the in depth analysis of the days. headline west strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves? israel informed opinions. people who have been 18 years old seem to be given a chance to best to be a bold critical debate. russia has decided to the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both come on out jersey around the showcase of best documentary films from across the web on al jazeera, on the . ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the top stories on al jazeera, the world health organization says israel has agreed to area specific pauses in fighting in gaza to allow a polio vaccination campaign to be carried out. more than a 1000000 vaccine doses are already in sa. so there's really a tax on garza have killed these 30 powers to answer this thursday morning. several people were killed off for a strike on housing displaced people near the city of san eunice. israel says it's military operation and the occupied wes

on overnight is rarely strikes, can at least 15 palestinians open lines for communication. us national security advisor meets with china's president, the hate of his playing phone. cool, with joint binded and did a bit just in the flow of waste african migrant spines. prime minister rooms opposite to of the region with a visit to synagogue, the fans a growing of is round the ceiling a policy of destruction in the occupied with bank as they have done in gaza on the 2nd day of its biggest military operation there. and 2 decades, at least 18 palestinians had been killed. the abraham proponents from to chiron on the rides and cities and refugee camps. on long as the dead hear a bushy job, the leader of the to look at him, but till the end of palestinian fighters, his best was confirmed by his family along side those or 4 other members for those dropped in the middle of the rate in which they were killed, fear a new well and his brother model. so we are spending another day confined to their house. outside. the windows is with no family, wants their children to experience reading soldiers and bulldo

the us national security advisor says both sides of watkins ritual. competition doesn't touch it. the conflict ukrainian drew the time, set oil tanks on fire in the bushes, real stuff, region and federal prosecutors. the us find the revised diamonds, gangs, donald trump accusing him of pelting to open the front of the us. selection results in 2020 the welcome to the problem is right. it strikes and rates across the occupied west bank of killed at least 9 palestinians. israel says the military operation is as large as this is the 2nd default both in 2 decades ago. and it strikes in the cities of 2000 janine also having just at least 10 people, palestinian scientists have been confronting these way. they all being using improvise. explosives is very minute. people dies with vehicles of also sold towns, both of them all up. well, since i'll tell you, but any hoss of palo city is killed in the occupied, westbank were in jeanine in the north and total crime to the west. that's at least 310 of the 650 people killed. to boss is also increasingly being targeted in last month and tuesday ni

the us national security advisor says both sides of working to ensure competition doesn't turn into conflict . the sanctions i understood rollins nuclear programs of the publishing. it's people and the 100 funds to the nigeria warnings that more than 26000000 people won't have enough to fees within weeks. the is what it strikes and rates across the occupied west bank that's killed at least 9 palestinians as well says the military operation is this largest the since the 2nd intifada move into decades ago. and it strikes the cities of 2 of us and geneva also into the at least 10 people policy and fights has been confronting these, right? they all be using, improvise explosives is right. the ministry builders is involved with vehicles of also sold towns knowles, of my life. the 650 palestinians have been killed by is riley, they will complied. westbank since october the half of them in geneva, in the north and total claim to the west to boss has been increasingly targeted. and the last month, tuesday nights and strikes killed full people. the israel's foreign minister has commented to all the l

it comes after us national security advisorjake sullivan touted the need for a united front on tariffs withjustin trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend. there was no immediate response from china, but some predict it could retaliate against canadian agricultural exports. this may push up the cost of buying an imported car from china, but that besides the point from the country's government, that's seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. the chinese embassy in canada has since responded to the tariffs, calling them a "typical protectionist" act in violation of world trade organization rules. it added the taxes would undermine the normal economic and trade cooperation between china and canada. to another story making headlines — oil prices jumped by 3% on monday after libya's eastern—based government said it would close the country's oilfields. this comes as it struggles with its tripoli rival for control of the central bank. libya has been torn for years between two rival governments in tripoli and benghazi. the escalating row added t

the pentagon said in a statement on wednesday, a us national security council spokesperson said the whiteeal on wednesday — and that the us president and the white house did not play any role in the process. the deal includes guilty pleas on conspiracy charges in exchange for a life sentence, rather than the death penalty, according to the new york times. mr mohammed and the two other men have been held at the us navy base guantanamo bay in cuba, for years without going to trial. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the bbc says it is �*shocked' by what it calls the �*abhorrent behaviour�* of former presenter huw edwards — who on wednesday pleaded guilty over images that show child sex abuse. the images were sent to him by a man police say is a convicted paedophile. edwards will next appear in court on september the 16th. police have made a third arrest in connection with the murder of a woman in suffolk. anita rose had been walking her dog in the village of brantham before she found unconscious with head injuries onjuly 24. s

and there's also the 1st official trip to china by us national security advisor. so 2016. after his visit, the white house announced president biden energy are expected to hold a phone call in the new near future. well, we'll see about that also on top of the issue of bilateral ties, which includes us military support of tie one tensions in the south china sea and of course trade disputes and the american tariffs on a range of chinese export. however, they were reportedly no final agreements reached on any of the masters as well as level shop if it's possible, if not to professor and deal with the teacher kind of list of us have gregory mahoney joining us here brighton early on. how to international a very good morning to you. sorry, very, very well welcome to get you on the program here. but what, what a story this is, i mean looks basically a lot of people look okay. so solomon saying it didn't work is amazing. and paging, it wasn't a raging success, i guess some people are saying was it a predictable outcome? i mean, i mean mr. mahoney, were you expecting anything bigge

and is rarely attacks in garza since the early hours of wednesday. tough tilts in china, the us national security advisor says both sides of working to ensure the competition doesn't ton. it's a complex, a more process and india over the rape and murder of adults. but many awards concerns about women safety it being hijacked to school political points. the welcome to the problem is really gas price and rates across the occupied west bank of killed at least 9 palestinians. these are all says the military operation is as large as the since the 2nd intifada, more than 2 decades ago income as well as well as being cold as well as hidden will in the occupied westbank enters a new phase, is ready media, a cooling, this assault the largest, the since 2002, concentrated around the jordan valley jeanine. same head and pull. got them involved drones at 5 digits and a large contingent of soldiers, palestinian red crescent says it's ambulance work, has been prevented from rescue operations. now the, we use it a way to is really occupations violate all international principles. break the law by targeting civi

as the us national security advisor aims to ease tensions between the super powers. the meeting comes ahead of a scheduled phone call between us president type 5 and the presidency in the coming weeks. president biden is committed to responsibly managing this consequential relationship to ensure that competition does not beat or into conflict or confrontation, and to work together. we're interest a line given to help get testable about jake solven's does it from the white house in terms of whether the national security advisor jake sullivan's trip to china was a success. it was not 100 percent, according to the words of the national security advisor. it was a vigorous given take, but there was not an actual agreement coming out of those meetings. instead, what he says he was able to do was to raise us concerns about the import of chinese technology into the united states and how that does affect not only us national security, but also economic security. the other goal of this meeting was to try and, or rather the 2 days of meetings was to try and send a message ahead

is really operation the since the 2nd intifada, 2 decades ago. holding tolts in china, the us national security advisor says both sides of working to make sure the competition because not to the into conflict. also ukrainian drone strike sets boiled tanks on fire in rushes, rust of region, and federal prosecutors in the us find the revised indictments against donald trump . accusing him of fussing to over throw the 2020 us selection results. the book into the program is really strikes hundreds across the occupied westbank of killed at least 9 palestinians. it's israel's largest military operation. this is the 2nd to follow the bowls in 2 decades ago. strikes and the cities of to boss and jeanine also enjoyed at least 10 other people tell us to be and fight us. of being confronting the is really on the and responds with plans from improvise. explosives is really, really people those as an oven. vehicles have been storming tells knowles of rebuttal to well since october the hall says palestinians, off of the palestinians killed in the occupied west bank. but in jeanine, in the north, i took them

diplomats has made china is present, choosing paying shakes, sullivans the strip to beijing is us national security adviser items to ease tension between the super palace. the meeting comes ahead of a should your phone call between us present job binding and she in the coming weeks . president biden is committed to responsibly managing this consequential relationship to ensure that competition does not be, or in the conflict or confrontation and to work together. we're interest align, but we can get more on this with our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit who's with us now and complete. everyone seems to be making the right noises here. so this will just how successful has this tripping of the? well, what we heard from the national security advisor, jake sullivan, is that well, both sides were able to articulate their points in their concerns. what he said was the, essentially, there was a vigorous given take, but in the end there was no agreement. so in terms of success, well, uh and really nothing's changed. so in terms of trying to move the marker as there hasn't been any sort of change

thank you so much for joining us. us national security advisor jake sullivan has held a rev impulse, a meeting with chinese president fusion paying invasion comes at the time of increase tensions between the 2 pacific i was. patient is unhappy about us military support for the self governing type of treat, of type on china claims as its own. and confrontations between china and the philippines and the south china sea. also becoming more intense demonstrate i'll peddle which is the next button, geo politics and author of the book world on the brink, which looks at america's rivalry vit china. he's both a dw earlier about which type of told him dispute he thinks is most dangerous as well in the meet submit to long terms. i believe that the tie once rate is really that regional flash point that can bring china's united states potentially into new are aware that we haven't seen on, on the scale since really world war 2. and we need to do everything in our power to try to avoid that. but in the, in the short term, there is potential for these stabilize and actions in the south china sea,

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us at this time. today , unfortunately, the eu did not cancel the ban on shelling deep into the territory of russia, as the national securitydviser of the us president, jake salevan, spoke about in china. and the president of serbia oleksandr vučić is not ashamed of his relations with russia, about this and the other in a moment. to begin with, the ministers of foreign affairs did not unblock member states of the european union during yesterday's meeting in brussels could not make a decision on allocating 6 billion euros of military aid to ukraine. assistance from the european peace fund. this was announced by the chief european diplomat josep borel during the final press conference. according to him, the leadership of hungary did not cancel its veto on the allocation of this amount to eu member states to compensate for their arms supplies to ukraine. mr. borel called this position of hungary unacceptable. it is interesting that the head of european diplomacy said that he once again figured out how to bypass this hungarian veto, but added that he could not tell the details yet. publicly, they also talked about the possibili

us national security adviser jake sullivan on sunday urged all parties in the region to de—escalate afterd hamas ended without a breakthrough. we are feverishly working in cairo as we speak with our team and the teens of the other mediators

the us national security advisor, which is both sides of working to ensure competition doesn't turn into conflict. plus it varies an impact on the core activity and is there the consequences would be extremely serious. a warning from missouri and launched august finding rages near a russian nuclear plants. carlos hillcrest begins his us opened campaign, hoping to come up against his biggest rivals. we'll hear from the full time grand slam champion. thanks runs for the late summer, he's prevailing into your but it's generating some big sandstone and it's, it has been a place has been hit west and the last day aside from a particular reason. because the general thrust is to take the share of east woods to its bulk area and remain here and probably eventually south through greece. you can use the difference across the visuals, but not the big difference as you might think. it's still forecast be $27.00 degrees on wednesday in london for example, and 20 in edmond despite the likelihood of rain the biggest shaft hours. please be drifting surf and eventually these are smaller ones showing them

it comes after us national security adviserjake sullivan, who is en route to beijing, touted the needtariffs when he met with canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend. as for canadians, well, this move might push up the cost of buying an imported car from china, but that's beside the point for the country's government, which is seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. china has a dominant position in the global electric car market. chinese evs account for around 60% of wordwide sales. there are more than 100 chinese ev makers, but only two are profitable — the rest are losing billions of dollars every quarter. we asked dilin wu from melbourne—based investment firm pepperstone for some reaction to the move by canada to penalise chinese ev imports. given the close relationship between canada and the us. i'm not really surprised. they align with the us policies on automotive issues, and right now tesla is actually the only chinese ev making its way to canada, and it's actually outpaced byd and mg last year to

the us national security advisor has met a senior chinese military figure in a rare one—on—one meetingctacular opening ceremony, which was, like with the olympic games, held outside of a stadium in the french capital. nearly 4,500 competitors from around the world will take part in the next 11 days of events. the head of the international paralympic committee, andrew parsons, told the crowd he wanted the games to be an "inclusion revolution". the games will begin this morning with badminton, and later the first gold medals will be awarded in swimming, cycling and taekwondo events. elizabeth wright is an abc sports reporter and a triple paralympic medallist for australia in swimming and joins me now. thank you forjoining us.

jake sullivan's first visit to china, us national security advisor met with chinese president xidingpingg took place in the great hall of the people in beijing. as two major powers, china and the united states must be accountable to history, their peoples and the world, xidingping said. according to him , china and the united states must become stable sources of peace throughout the world and the driving force the force of common development. salvan's visit began on august 27. earlier, he met with the head of the prc foreign ministry, wang yi, and the vice chairman of the prc central military commission, zhang yuxia. salevan and sidzempin discussed the conflict in ukraine and the situation around taiwan. the white house press service reported that the parties also considered the further fulfillment of the two countries' obligations in the areas of security, drug control, and risks in the field of artificial. china and the united states also discussed future contacts between the leaders of the two countries, however, salevan did not give a sensible answer did not wait for the chinese side

us national security adviser jake sullivan on sunday urged all parties in the region to de—escalate afterto reach a ceasefire between israel and hamas ended without a breakthrough.

us national security adviser jake sullivan on sunday urged all parties in the region to de—escalate afterhamas ended without a breakthrough.

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it comes after us national security adviserjake sullivan security adviser jake sullivan who securityke sullivan who is en route to beijing the united front on terrace when met with canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau and his cabinets over the weekend. there was no immediate response from china. some protect the country could retaliate against canadian agricultural experts. as for canadians, this move might push up buying the cost of an imported carfrom china. that is for the countries government who is seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobsit industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. the chinese embassy has since responded calling them quote a particular in violation of organisation rules without it added that taxes would undermine the normal economic trade cooperation between china and canada. libya has been toured for years between two rival governments in tripoli and benghazi. the escalating row added to concerns about oil production which have been heightened with the war in gaza. we have the latest report card from one of the world's

security. just over a year ahead of the next national elections to beijing, malware us presidential binds. national security adviser has met with the chinese president children paying the rare in person meeting with china is leader caps 3 days of high level talks for jake sullivan and comes at a time of increase tensions between the 2 countries. amazing is unhappy about u. s. military support for the self governing territory of taiwan, which china claims as its own and confrontations between chinese naval vessels and another us ally of the philippines over maritime borders and the south china sea are also becoming more intense. the us has impose tariffs on chinese imports and band the sale of some advanced technology to china. here's a national security advisor, jake sullivan. i explain why it is that we feel we have to take some targeted restrictions to ensure that advanced technologies aren't used against us national security. i explained that our approach is one of the risk and not the coupling and described in some detail how we saw the risk in practice. and i also raised our concerns about ste

thank you so much for joining us. us national security advisor. jake oliver has held a rare impulse, a meeting with chinese president. she's going think invasion. comes with a time of increase tensions between the 2 pacific powers. aging is unhappy about us military support for the self governing pedantry of taiwan, which china claims as its own and confirm patients between china and the philippines and the south china sea. also becoming more intense the mystery outside of which is an expert in geo politics and author of the book world on the brink, which looks up americans rivalry with china. he's both the data over about which territorial dispute he thinks is most dangerous as well. in the meet mets alonzo arms, i believe that the tie once rate is really that regional flash point, that can bring child in the night stage, potentially into new war. a war that we haven't seen on, on the scale since really world war 2. and we need to do everything our power to try to avoid it. but in the, in the short term, there is potential for these stabilizing actions in the south china sea, where

today the visit to china, to beijing, of the national security advisor to the president of the united states, jake sullivan, began. this is the first visit ever usional security advisor to beijing for 8 years, and jake salevan's first visit in this position and this visit is taking place at the invitation of a member of the cpc central committee and the minister of foreign affairs. china one and both american and chinese sources say that this visit will last, firstly, 3 days, it will end on thursday, and jake salevan and ivan yi will talk for 10-12 hours, during which time, naturally, they will discuss the entire spectrum of us-chinese relations, issues on which the positions of the two sides clash, and where else cooperation remains, and the taiwan issue, the south china sea, and... strategic stability and issues of trade and economic relations and the restrictions that the united states is imposing against china, especially in the technological sphere, the situation in ukraine, the situation in the middle east, and so on and so forth and so forth, and as the new york times writes, even they can discuss a potential last meeting between xijing p