from the us point of view, china is turning not today, not tomorrow, but may very soon into a very... democrat. america is firmly stuck in taiwan. various kinds of supports, bilateral at the level of allied relations with japan or south korea, or attempts by the anglo-saxons. the us, great britain and australia, like aucus, in reality turned out to be unable to challenge the celestial empire. i think that china is definitely the largest economy in the world, which has quite clearly outlined its desire to become a hegemon not only in its periphery in the indochina region, but in the world as a whole, and this is a cause for our grave concern. this concern is growing as the allied relations between russia and china develop. russia is a nuclear power, it still has many mineral resources and opportunities. the alliance of moscow and beijing is a serious threat to europe, the pacific region and the middle east. i have spoken about all this before, but today my concern is growing. many believe, and not without reason, that china has reached the peak of its economic power. its population has

from the us point of view, china is becoming not today, not tomorrow, but it can to be, very soon, a very serious adversary with a large nuclear arsenal. this will greatly change all the alignments. therefore, it seems to me that it is in the interests of both russia and the united states to involve china in negotiations on this issue. like any american yastrib, bolton cannot calmly talk about china, paradoxically, but it is a fact. washington's foreign policy, which bolton largely formed under trump, namely in the chinese direction, essentially did not undergo major changes even after the republicans were replaced by democrats in the white house. america is firmly rooted in taiwan, various kinds of props, bilateral at the level of allied relations with japan or south korea, or attempts by the anglo-saxons to portray something like a pacific nato, with the participation of the united states, great britain and australia, like aucus, in reality turned out to be unable to throw. i think that china is definitely the largest economy in the world, which has quite clearly outlined its desir

. >> do you view china as a competitor or an adversary? >> i think they're both, right? what we want to do here is build the kind of international order where we can check china. we don't want to go to war with china, but certainly they're an adversary. they know, for example, the chinese know they're manufacturing tons of fentanyl. they're letting it come into our country. kamala harris has done nothing about this. she should apply diplomatic and economic leverage over the chinese to stop manufacturing this fentanyl which then comes into the mexican drug cartels -- >> the united states has designated some of these groups and pressed the chinese government. >> it's not easy to machnufactu, margaret, and if harris was applying proper leverage, we would -- >> like what? how do you do that? what's your vision of how you do that? >> you walk into beijing. you talk to xi jinping, and you say, your entire economy is going to collapses in you get access to america's markets. take this seriously or we're going to impose serious tariffs and economic penalties for not following ou

from the us point of view, china is becoming, not today, not tomorrow, but perhaps very soon, a verydversary with a large nuclear arsenal. this will greatly change all the alignments, so it seems to me that it is in the interests of both russia and the united states to involve china in negotiations on this issue. like any american hawk, bolton cannot calmly talking about china, it is paradoxical, but true: washington's foreign policy, which bolton largely shaped under trump, has not essentially changed much in the chinese direction, even after the republicans were replaced by democrats in the white house. america is firmly stuck in taiwan, various kinds of under... the us, great britain and australia, like aucus, have in reality proven incapable of challenging the celestial empire. i think that china is definitely the largest economy in the world, which has quite clearly defined its the desire to become a hegemon not only on its periphery in indochina. relations between russia and china. russia is a nuclear power, it still has many mineral resources and opportunities. the alliance of

it could be the view china in the 20 sweats east. so it's not about making money in the next year. it's about making money in the next 20 to 30 years, and that's why you have to go to in general. how important is india for the gym and automotive industry? now for the deal, for decades to do political backdrop with us, one thing i'm needing to diversify. india is a country that we simply con, signal and diminish for by from the automotive markets in india, a promising. but it's so difficult and highly complex to rate that you will not be successful. so be capital. when you go them a the, a role that's a general comment for slaves. and yet my advice would be to, to really go in the direction of elected cause. and try to position themselves as a leader in the 2nd with the india they will take the plunge because uh, you know, uh the race in india has just started. and this could be one of the big the markets of the world in the future. i'm sure with the choice of uh, the life or not. so dylan manufacture, that'd be great jobs in the market. it's not just a population growing faust in i

it could be the view china in the 20 so that to use. so it's not about making money in the next year. it's about making money in the next 20 to 30 years, and that's why you have to go to in general. how important is india for the gym and automotive industry? now for the beautiful gains to do political backdrop with us, one thing i'm needing to diversify. india is a country that we simply con, signal and diminish for buying from the automotive markets in india. a promising but so difficult and highly call flex terrain that you will not be successful. so be careful when you go them to click the role that you want me to come in for display. my advice would be to, to really go in the direction of the elected cause and try to position themselves as a leader in the 2nd with the india. they will take the plunge because uh, you know, uh the racing and uh, it just started. and this could be one of the be the markets of the water in the future. i'm sure, with the choice of, uh, the life or not. so dylan manufacture, that'd be great. johnson, the

clearly defines the united states as a partner with which it can cooperate, and the united states views chinaitor, then this will make bilateral relations unstable. vasily borisovich, well, what are your expectations from these negotiations? what are, we saw the opinion of the new york times that they will discuss practically everything, but probably the main focus will be on some of the most... but there will be significant continuity at the level of lower-ranking officials, and this allows for certain negotiations with the current administration, indeed, if trump comes, there will be a different situation, there is simply no one knows what will happen, the whole complex of relations is being discussed, there is an understanding on both sides that the existing contradictions are insurmountable, but the question of the rate of further, further degradation of relations and escalation of contradictions, for the chinese it is most advantageous to reduce the rate of escalation in the economy, in the sphere of technology, where many confrontational steps have been taken, the us, restrictions on ta

china . why do you think the u. s. is putting so much effort into trying to create a negative view of russia and the china on the continent rather than just focusing on cooperation a yeah. possible visit because the really poking black and white in the nation has a good start the all the bite. and that's the title instruction that was really simple. supplement planning to you guys have it this post i take this brought the quotes, the 1st one is many outcompetes. it's a sub job for, it's got the right one that is go visit the child in our russia. and the other mission is just as a leads me incorporation to just to pull the transpose the problems. i've had a really just not of payment and come suddenly for all to money. so once how big this is profit, you cool one for with them. the u. s. full of this, try to take the conservatives chinese and get you moved in africa. and that is designed to counter this time so you can get some of you, not the cost any way that they in the renewed it started. you can give it, you can get the month is equal bunfield. i mean, if one thing is that is shifting from joe, but instead of being gi

we've beat a young view of china of 5 to 0 in the final of the women's well to wait division. fans embrace away from paris even as she faced extraordinary scrutiny from tom to questioned her eligibility or falsely claims that she was a man of serbia husbands, the bronze medal in men's basketball against germany, and a re match of last year's fever, world cup final, which germany one serbia led throughout the building as much as a 19 point lead in the 3rd quarter. because i, you'll catch you earned the 5th a triple double in authentic history as serbia went on to win 93 to 83 and to find the bronze. it's 1st metal since winning silver. in 2016 germany made a push late in the 4th quarter of a serbia responded with an 11 to 4 run to steel, to victory. before we go, a quick reminder of our top story at this hour. the chief justice of bangladesh as a supreme court has submitted his resignation after an ultimatum from students, protesters. the protests but alice did prime minister shake has seen that are now widening to target. more officials of pointed during hard ministration. the head of the

. >> do you view china as a competitor or an adversary? >> i think they're both. is build the international order where we can check china. we don't want to go to war but certainly there an adversary in the chinese know that their manufacturing tons of fentanyl, they're letting it come into our country. kamala harris has done nothing about this. she should apply diplomatic and economic leverage over the chinese to stop manufacturing the fentanyl which comes in to the mexican drug cartels that ship into a country. >> vance accuses, the here's and the biden administration of being too frightened to use our economic power to stop the flow of fentanyl across the southern border. stuart: thank you very much, from controversy at the olympics opening ceremony to celebrations at the end. tom cruise repelled into the ceremony with a skydiving stunt. greg palkot will give us a full recap of the games including the metal counts. meanwhile planned parenthood is getting sued for medical malpractice by people that want to reverse their gender transitions. karol markowicz has a

we raised a generation of americans that view china and very favorable life and as well we have a generationt edward snowden and all of the espionage cases that we have seen. this is a pattern. one could say he was a run-of-the-mill espionage, we don't know that yet. the point is he pled guilty and second of all this is the pattern is what really should get us worried. maria: then there's huawei that we know surveilled america for years the chinese technology giant the china juul huawei reportedly to release a new ei chip in china to challenge nvidia and u.s. sanctions. while we will ship them out as soon as october. what do you make of it in the ms ci removing 60 stocks from the china index at the end of the month. we've been talking with this my entire approximation special. the changes will apply to the ms ci all country world index the ms ci is finally recognizing that if companies are sanctioned they should not be in the msci index. >> yes what we see is a change in the global investment community perception of china this is because the chinese economy is stumbling and not recovering as

china is incredibly active as you know. two quick things. i was happy to hear your assessment of where the europeans are as far as their view of china.t's been evolving. fortunately, i found that when i drafted the bill, first friday with our own administration and brought them along kicking and screaming and then the europeans pushed back. i had trouble, but they have reversed their position much to the credit of the belgians who came up with some really outside the box ideas about how to handle this and i can't tell you how appreciative we are of that and i explained that on a number of occasions. we continue to nurture that and i think we are on the right track. it's really a good thing to do. last point, i really appreciate your remarks about india and how they are important in our relationships. but i tell you that is a heavy lift sometimes. we all have that picture in our mind of putin and that was within 24 hours of the time putin had pulled the trigger on attacking a children's hospital in ukraine and killing a bunch of kids. seeing him on the front page of the paper and bracing putin, that is a bitter pill to swallow. i unde

part of china, that didn't happen, they did not come to an agreement, is what the 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

charles: one thing you point out is intriguing from the retailers point of view, china is exporting deflation of the consumer, goods recession is working out in favor of the retailers. >> you've been seeing all these reports. people, a lot of them have missed the top line and made the bottom line because of gross margin why is that? consumer more choiceful, standing back a little bit, we might have to promote a little more, all we're doing so far passing through what we're getting out of china as far as input price reductions. so we're holding gross margin but the top line is struggling a little bit because the consumer is backing up little bit. i think as long as that continues to be true, how long will that be? we don't know. charles: right. >> but if they keep shoving out lower, and lower pricing we're going to continue to have a fairly strong earnings sector for the retailers. charles: i want to take advantage of your individual prowess with picking these winners, right? you've got an amazing track record. you talked about back to school through holidays which already has begun. walmart,

views. in general, we see that russian animation has proven itself very well here in china, especially amongers, this is an audience from 3 to 6 years old, for example, the fixies projects. they already have more than 17 billion views in china, this is probably the best result in the entertainment and educational content segment on online platforms, and other shows, for example, three cats, have more than 3.5 billion views, which is also a lot, but the world has changed again, our animated series are disappearing from search engine results, and with the export of russian cartoons, not everything is simple. there are quite a lot of problems, difficulties, starting with banking transactions and... ending with difficulties, and sometimes even the impossibility of signing contracts with international counterparties due to the fact that they are not ready to bear reputational and economic risks, what is a cartoon, and this depends on who is watching it, if a child - a work of art, if a businessman, then a product, and if politician, then an instrument of soft power, in general , everything is not

we are of the view that china will hit its growth target for the year. assuming that the policies they are enacting did carried through. there will be reasonably healthy iron ore demand. we are very well positioned in this market. we are the lowest cost provider. we are achieving better pricing outcomes than the competition. we are well set for a bit of short term weakness in the market. the company is really positioned for the future. haidi: do you see further production cuts as being inevitable? does that impact your forecast in terms of demand going forward? do you think we have hit a bottom when it comes to steel mills in china. >> we thank steel demand has plateaued. there will be ability with that. longer term we expect that steel demand, over time set economy moves past that development phase, it will become less intense. that is one of the reasons why we have worked so very hard to set the business up for a future of more heated competition. we have improved the quality of the products we are offering. that is getting us great returns in the busi

all countries make contributions to africa's development. china welcomes other countries to pay more attention to invest more natural gas and view the china after your compensation job with an open mind a like china data type function mean while china has published a fresh report on the fruits of aging is cooperation with africa at outlines that $52.00 of the continents nations and the african union have assigned to memorandums with china on his belt and wrote initiative. chinese companies have heavily invested into building a new infrastructure and railway is in africa. that includes $1000.00 bridges, $100.00 ports and major power transmission lines bringing connectivity to a new level. and we heard from a senior researcher at the, at the up and foreign affairs institute, antoinette, i get a true. he says the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson is refuting a narrative. the west test by a strong drive, the merely because the don't think just to jump on because the right was especially from the waste and the some part of the world in walnut and her just the probably the most that infrastructure to might just the critique chines

all countries make contributions to africa's development. china welcomes other countries to pay more attention to invest more in africa and view the china advocate, cooperation with an open mind like china. indeed, what china has also published a report on the front page. things cooperation with africa. have a look at this right here, outlining about 52 of the continents nations and the african union that have signed memorandums of china or on his belt and wrote initiative a chinese companies and invested into building new infrastructure and railways across africa. that includes about a 1000 bridges, a 100 ports, tens of thousands of kilometers, a power transmission lines and communication networks to connect the continent as well as numbers are absolutely huge. well, we heard from a senior research at the open for enterprise institute, who says that the chinese foreign ministry, spokes person is refusing the narrative being spun by traditional boston. as i listen to this, a strong supplement, this driver, the merely because the don't the jump, the jump was because the right was suspicion, the forms of waste and the some part

all countries make contributions to africa's development. china welcomes other countries to pay more attention to invest more in africa and view the china advocate, cooperation with an open mind like china date. meanwhile, china has published a fresh report on the fruits of aging is cooperation with africa. it outlines that 52 of the continental nations in the african union have signed a memorandums with china on his belt and road initiative. chinese companies have it heavily invested into building new infrastructure and railways in africa. that includes $1000.00 bridges, $100.00 ports and major power transmission lines bringing connectivity to a new level as african policy analysts possible, a b as says china is actively supporting africa. well, other nations are looking to under the continents resources. most of the consensus right now this international media, especially from the west past being to be able to prove shouldn't be the need for e weston conventions when it comes to african. it has to be a new policy to us. good, or else they want to use out mostly on the green metals race in africa and in all honesty, that's th

i go back to the china view. so take the aussie dollar for example, it's strengthening on the back of the hawkish rba. it tracks too much of a beater from china's view. expect a very strong q4 investment growth on top of consumer growth. >> so they can't necessarily hit that growth target without stimulus though. that's one view. at the same time, they have been pointing downward, but the policy makers have been the target. >> i think how markets are pricing, they will pull the trigger, but i'm more concerned about what kind of growth. they do realize that in china, setting out financial risks for the future, thus there's some support for the household to hit targets right now. i think it's a combination of everything. i do agree right now vibes are to be very, very cautious. the market, however, is anticipating some news to hit that target. >> interesting to watch. giu giuffre, just before i let you go, what is it? >> i would say watch the pmi numbers and watch for any action because comparing sweden versus euroz

all countries make contributions to africa's development. china welcomes other countries to pay more attention to invest more in africa and view the china advocate, cooperation with an open mind like china deep to me while china has published a fresh report on the fruits of paging cooperation with africa and outlines that 52 of the continents nations with the african union have signs memorandums with china on his belt and road initiative. 20 is companies of heavily invested in built into building new infrastructure and railways in africa. that includes 1000 bridges, 100 posts and major power transmission lines bringing connectivity to a new level that's discussed this with, i guess last spring in economy some kind of found to us very of africa bands a b. emily's thanks for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see you today . festival, do you agree with the chinese foreign ministry spokes person statement that it state the common responsibility of the international community to support africa has developments. busy first and foremost, i'm not an economist, i'm a policy on this, but it's the present to be on hearts inter

but in the end, there really was no agreement in terms of the view from china, or from the reverse of how the china sees the united states. it can be what's gonna happen next. understand that too late is going to have a phone call in the next few weeks of festival. how significant has bass. this is really significant because the big difference between the bottom administration and the former president donald trump, is that this administration believes that how you keep things on track with china is through high level management. in other words caused the communication. so this is another example of how this 5 and ministration does matters. the us china relationship kept things on track through regular and frequent communication. so this is another example of that. there would be another phone call between china as president. she's in pay add us president joe biden, if com la harris has to be the next president. one would presume that that would be the status quote. what we saw with the previous president, donald trump, was an escalation intentions. something that the united states, at

viewings. russia and china are actively developing joint projects in the aircraft, automobile, metallurgy , mining, gas and chemical industries, mikhail mishustin announced this at a meeting with the head of the state council. russia and china are increasing the quality and volume of energy cooperation. we support the deepening of multifaceted mutually beneficial cooperation between our countries. i hope that during my visit we will outline important tasks in order to lay a solid foundation for further cooperation. following the meeting of the heads of government of russia and china, a number of documents were signed, for example, a joint communication. the russian-chinese investment cooperation plan and a number of protocols aimed at deepening cooperation in the humanitarian sphere , transport and chemical industry, green construction and other strategic areas. marriage and dedication in carrying out the tasks of the special operation, the servicemen were awarded the title of hero of russia. andrei belousov awarded the distinguished participants of the special operation. minister. difficult, resp

type a has condemn chinese military incursions into the space and water surrounding the island. china views taiwan as part of its territory, indonesia and destroyed. you have finalized the new defense pact to make it easier for the 2 middle trees to operate in each of those tower tree entities, as president elect people will still be on to it. met this trading as prime minister anthony alba, nancy, and camera. the agreement comes with the tensions of growing between australia and china. the story trade a will bolster strong defense cooperation by deepening dialogue, strengthening interoperability, and enhancing practical arrangements. it will be a bottled plank for at 2 countries to support each other security, which is bottled to both countries, but also to the stability of the region that we share. and the supreme court of setting off a task force of doctors to look at ways of improving workplace safety for medical professionals. it's in response to the race and the, the of a junior doctor. the spot nationwide demonstrations. doctors have been striking in protest and calling from justice

view. the china devaluation of the yuan. productivity in our country is still really strong. second quarter had a big jump. that is the magic elixir. we have not seen that strong product since mid '90s, and overjaws the u.s. dollar. it's not been a safe haven the last week oar so, and historically when trouble happens, gold down, stocks down, dollar is the only thing higher. we have seen that, right? and we have emerging market currencies have been really strong whitely. that's not a major risk-off end of the world cries in our opinion. >> chris mentioned the rotation word. you like sicily cals, small and mid caps, which i fund interesting in the context of the conversation we're having. i spoke with rick reider amid st. this, youi want you to list to what he told me. >> i don't really understand. the whole idea is easing, so you go into small caps or into value. i'm not sure i understand that. the fed is moving from a very restrictive -- they're moves from a very restrictive level s. this whole idea i have to imbue into asset classes that are if the economy slows will be har

all of that pains a picture of a view that china will be able to hit its 5% growth target for the yearming the policies they are enacting get carried through. for iron ore what does that mean? another billion tons less year of steel demand, reasonably healthy iron ore demand lb at under a little pressure currently, and bhp is well-positioned given that we're the lowest cost supplier. we have stretched the lead on the cost front yet again this year. and we're achieving better pricing outcomes than the competition. certainly well set even for a bit of short-term weakness in the market and at a portfolio level, the company is well-positioned for the future. >> do you see further production cuts as inevitable in china? we did see losses for chinese steel mills deepening the last month. does that impact your forecast of demand going forward? have we had a bottom for steel mills in china? >> what we've said is we think steel demand is plateauing around one billion tons plus. there will be variability within the tens of millions of tons in and around that. and longer-term, we expect steel dem

trump campaign talked about revoking china's most favorite nation status and blocking chinese investors from buying american real estate and companies. harris' viewsa can be difficult to tease out given her limited foreign policy experience. but she has met xi jinping face-to-face and described her approach to china as about de-risking the bilateral relationship. her efforts to define the china policy will be made more complicated by her vice presidential nominee's long ties to the country. tim walz lived and worked in china for years as a young man. and he's got a record of commentary critical of the chinese government, particularly on humanrights issues. he's traveled there more than 30 times. so we'll be watching to see if he mentions that when he speaks tonight here in chicago. kelly, i spoke to one former biden administration official this morning who expects a lot of continuity between biden and harris on china. that means a focused on economic security and controlling exports of cutting edge technologies, like chips, ai, and onequantum computing. back to you. >>> while we aware more clarity on the china policies, my next against says there'

moreover, look at this, at this relationship between russia, russia and china from the point of view e united states, europe, india, other countries. the strengthening of such dependence on resources sooner or later will... strengthen china, its economic potential and reduce access to such resources that produced by russia in other countries, so potentially both europeans and americans and the global south would like to maintain a balance and would like to avoid the situation that russian resources will be put under chinese control, and these concerns this strategy, they also invest in their diplomatic calculations and communications, when they try to... look for some new formats of relations with china and possibly even with the russian federation, that is, such caution and such a sense of threat are anti-ukrainian, such a leader in the european union like orban, it is in his pocket every day, he fulfills his wishes now, or is it an equal partnership? orbán's dependence on china is growing. and this is a game initiated by orbán himself, that is , china does have an interest in having

lawmakers better now facing barriers for trump's team that trumps views on china were well-known andas focused on waiting in november and not focus on befriending chinese officials. let me turn to tech, the new york times is out with another piece titled can china tech find a home in silicon valley. this piece rights the chinese professionals are moving to silicon valley's for opportunities that they don't believe are available in china anymore. are they finding a home in silicon valley or is this negative china as sentiment taking place throughout? >> in silicon valley the getting grief not only in the united states but also in china, xi jinping is making it very difficult for private equity investment in anything. what we are witnessing in china is xi jinping close enough to society in general but also tried to put out foreign business and even domestic chinese entrepreneurs because he believes that state enterprises shouldn't be at the core of the chinese economy. it's a very hostile business environment across the board. apart from the tactics we should not be. i'm going to borro

type a has condemn chinese military incursions into the space and what was surrounding the island. china views taiwan is awesome. it's territory. the world health organization has trust that impulse is not the new clothing, because authorities know how to control it, spread by the w h. o says the world must come together to put measures in place to tackle the outbreak which began in the democratic republic of congo. the number of suspected and confirmed cases reports of this year is nearing 20000 a new policy is allowing undocumented logo and cindy west, who am married to american citizens to apply for legal residency. it's a move. many couples have waited, he is full, but they're off. he is a change of presidency, could leave their lives in limbo. again, reynolds explains she's a us citizen. he's an undocumented immigrant. kathleen and frank who asked us not to use their last names, have been married for 6 years, but they live in fear. it can be really stressful on the entire family to be a living sort of in this kind of limbo. that's because frank is one of millions of people who have entere

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has condemned chinese military incursions into the space and which has surrounding the island. china views taiwan as part of its territory. and indonesia and australia have finalized the defense pact to make it easier for the military use to operate in each other's territory. and the nation's president elect trouble was to be on to our mental strain, the as prime minister anthony out of the museum camera. the agreement comes as tension goes between australia and china. the story trade, it will boast as strong defense cooperation by deepening dialogue, strengthening interoperability, and enhancing practical arrangements. it will be a bottled plank for at 2 countries to support each other security, which is bottled to both countries, but also to the stability of the region that we share. and the supreme court and setting up a task force of the doctors to look at ways of improving what pay safety for medical professionals, as in response to the rape and murder of a junior doctor. the spot in nationwide demonstrations doctors have been striking and protest. i'm phoning for justice for the 51 y

great to see you, thank you so much for being here, what is your take on waltzes view on china and what think the important thing to understand is nothing about a vice presidential pick in the u.s. is going to change what were dealing with the beijing. it does not change economic strategies, military strategies, their deceptive diplomacy with the u.s., they are looking for people that want to talk to them more and trade with the more while they buy up the ports in africa prepare for war in the pacific. to see someone who spent time, lived there and taught there that is fine there is plenty of stories like that. he is a couple positives on human rights as a supporter of hong kong human rights and democracy but none of that indicates that there is a serious depth of understanding of what to do about the most important national security challenge of the 21st century. that is a completely different level that teaching english in china does not prepare one for. i think it is too early for those saying know what an asset this guy has been there or those with the liability. maria: that is not

forces of china based on innovation technologies and high-quality for great diplomacy, as far as such human potential, which is still hidden by different mentalities, but countries with similar views like belarus and china can improve economic understanding. our observer alexey volkov spoke with sergei vergeichik, an analyst at the belarusian institute for strategic studies. sergei, hello. good afternoon. i would like to talk to you about belarusian-chinese relations. i just had a big visit. taking china into account, we can overcome and minimize their consequences, we can reorient sales markets, we can reorient markets for purchasing goods, components, tools, and so on, thereby minimizing losses, but we need to understand that the entire range of goods cannot be reoriented to china, therefore the task is to diversify our trade, open new markets and... there is demand for the price- quality ratio, belarusian, for example, food, agricultural products are always famous for their quality and competitiveness, in the chinese market for many product positions, belarusians do not compete with chinese manufacturers, that is the peculiarity, that is, there is such a mutual complementarity,

the two largest nuclear powers, but china is very quickly increasing its potential and refusing to participate in negotiations on nuclear weapons. from the point of viewf the united states, china is becoming, not today, not tomorrow, but perhaps very soon, a very serious adversary with a large nuclear arsenal. this will greatly change the whole situation. therefore, it seems to me that it is in the interests of both russia and the united states to involve china in negotiations. on this issue, like any american hawk, bolton cannot calmly talk about china, paradoxically, but it is a fact: washington's foreign policy, which bolton largely shaped under trump, in the chinese direction, in fact, has not undergone major changes, even after the republicans were replaced by democrats in the white house. america is firmly rooted in taiwan, various kinds of supports, bilateral at the level of allied relations with japan or south korea. attempts by the anglo-saxons to portray something like a pacific nato, with the us, uk and australia, like aucus. in reality , they were unable to challenge the celestial empire. i think china is definitely the largest economy in

now with china, i think we should view china's as both a security threat and an economic threat, andre finesse with them just because they're such a big part of the global economy. so you do not want to upset the apple cart, but you want to be present in terms of supply chains and national security. dani: how do you then view a weak dollar if trump talks about the tariffs, 60% of imports coming from china, as well as what he says mass deportations? scott: think we discussed this before, president trump speaks in a different way than many politicians. he speaks like in or you're just like a new york city real estate developer -- he speaks like a new york city real estate developer. he is a maximalist in negotiating position. i think a lot of the analysis in terms of inflation has been sloppy. at our firm, we try to have better models. our models show that, a, those are maximalist positions and, b, everything i have seen in sell side research and other firms assumes there is a jump on day one, which will not happen. i have spoken to the president and to his team, and i think everyone i

so, this in poland, india and poland, is viewed as the next china. the indo—pacific 21st century in which india will pay a big role. polish companies that went to china in the early 90s and profited hugely from this are now viewing india as the next opportunity. so there is a lot of investors. next opportunity. so there is a lot of investors— next opportunity. so there is a lot of investors. , , ., of investors. this comes a few weeks after he was — of investors. this comes a few weeks after he was in _ of investors. this comes a few weeks after he was in russia _ after he was in russia meeting putin. you say he has a balancing act, is there any suggestion he is trying to be some sort of mediator between russia and ukraine? or is it more of a response to the us criticism in particular about that meeting with putin? 50. criticism in particular about that meeting with putin?— criticism in particular about that meeting with putin? so, modi has said repeatedly, _ meeting with putin? so, modi has said repeatedly, and _ meeting with putin? so, modi has sai

we can hope when gets his first cia briefing on the china front he'll revise his views. es, if they do, it's very low. i could be naive. i'm hoping when he first finds out what china's been up to whether it's the navy, whether it's attacking our satellites in outer space, a long list of 100 things, it will take him two or three ours to hear the outline of the china threat briefing, hopefully he'll change his mind after that and a hopefully he can learn mandarin so he can be nicer to xi jinping when he kisses the ring. maria: always a pleasure to talk with you. thank you for being here this morning. >> thanks, maria. again, congratulations on your fox nation special. maria: thank you so much. check out our fox nation special, underwriting the enemy which is streaming right now on fox nation. which is available right now. we will take a break. when we come back, a closer look at the young vote, you will not believe what gen z voters say could sway their decision at the ballot box come november. we've got the details. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox busines

since your appointment as president, by our count you have already visited china 14 times and held a strategic exchange of views with the chairmen, set new targets for the sustainable development of chinese-belarusian relations. and we are happy to note that at all levels, in all areas, we support the timely overthrow of the clock and the exchange of views on issues concerning the fundamental interests of the two countries of importance. concerns. and you can change your pants, you idiot, you bum, i don't give a damn about you , pass on to us the transit problems that your masters from the states are arranging, it won't work , you will answer for everything to the chinese, you are your clique, and we will be together in the economy, in battle , in technology, in industry, we even have our own songs. you and i are our own, you ... presents telenovostei in open access. we have no secrets from our people. we have no secrets from our people. on the swords of the republic. on shnyava there is a skin gadzina road . i'm happy with the harvesters. gomsilmash, skb chief designer valentin shurinov, today equipped these d