but some n g yos trying to help the band from pakistan and rescue operations intensify and south west china after a major earthquake. but strict coven lockdown rules and a residence prevented from leaving buildings. ah, i bid fizzle and welcome the international charity safer children has appealed on pakistan to lift a band or a number of non governmental organizations from abroad to help with a huge flood relief effort. the government started cracking down the n g o z years ago, accusing them of anti state activities. now it needs a help like never before. the prime minister has repeatedly played for international support. but as you'll hear later in the show, bureaucracy is holding back the 8 effort. in the meantime, these kids awaiting deadly diseases are spreading. that little bodies are more at risk than adults is a shortage of fresh water. and pakistan simply doesn't have the resources to deal with such a crisis. 3 year old at champ, has been feverish for days. ever since the floods badly damaged his family home. and they've had to sleep out in the open. he didn't get any medical trea

this isecoming one of the biggest risks to you west china relationships. chinese counselor said tensions with china could devastate relations. mr. blinken made the point to say that the u.s. does not want a change in the status quo and expressed concerns about the latest news from beijing, that was extremely angered nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. beijing has been doing exercises in taiwan to look at an exercise of an invasion into taiwan. antony blinken made it clear he does not want that to continue. those provocations. that would change the status quo. but, he did say that it is import for the two nations to keep open lines of communication. so, they can communicate in these times of high tension. >> china is an ally, of course, of russia. president putin was forced to a knowledge last week that the chinese have concerns about russia's invasion of ukraine. did ukraine come up in this meeting? >> yeah, laura. we have seen china, increasingly, president putin saying they are becoming uncomfortable. china talking this week about the need for talks, diplomacy

and should be in between the people cell fan and the, the indian national interest china turns the tables on the west by responding to claims that it's a major threat to will security by providing apparent proof of america's attempts to hoc it's leading university ortiz fiorella, isabel, possible, as military tension between the us and china rise. the 2 nations are increasingly at odds on political and economic fronts. for a long time, washington has claimed that china has been hacking valuable american technology in attempts to undermine us national security. now the jing has pushed back saying that washington is a one guilty of targeting china. the a serious of the legal cyber attacks conducted by the notorious national security agency. the anessa cyber attacks and data theft against china are supported by a clear and complete chain of evidence which involves 13 personnel in the us who directly launched cyber attacks against china. and more than 60 contracts and more than $170.00 digital documents with us telecom operators to build an environment for cyber attacks. they have claims the large scale

number 2, number 3. china is also recognizing with the sanctions that the west has imposed on russia than russia, so called fortress economy, is not as impregnable as moscow might imagine. so china recognizes that if it were to contemplate any aggression against taiwan, it would have to do a lot more work in advance to build up. it's economic sulfur lines to build that protective logical rule reliance, a self reliant, it's nowhere near there. so i think that it's not to say that if i'm in, china had been intimidating taiwan, increasing pressure against by one well before russia last version of ukraine. so it's not as a china is. it's not who rushes behavior in ukraine in going with stablish or determine which china does. we're trying to learning lessons. and i think the chinese, recognizing that the military cost that it would incur economic costs, it would, it would incur from aggression against taiwan. would be very severe that it has a lot more work to do to build up it's military and economic strength all the way with the eraser group. all the it's good talking with you. excellent

but i think many of them, when they see what's going on with the west, china will start also to look at ways of how they can impress bricks and so not to be prompt, become members of bricks as well. so the east is growing and everything the west us just seems to be like shooting itself in the phone every minute. happy to book it. wow. it said it really is. this really is an extra moment here, john, because there's a continue on with martin was saying here that the, the west cannot accept that the world is changing in ways that they can't control. and that is really the dilemma right now. when you look at joseph parales blog, i mean he's just a madman. he has no idea what's going on in the world, and he's running the u. s. foreign policy list truss. i mean she couldn't fight her way out of a paper bag. okay. and then you have your joe biden, the king of them all. i mean, and the world is changing in a rapid pace, and they have no comprehension of it. and that's what makes them truly dangerous. go ahead, john. what does the west have to offer the world they go war struction they go, let

it seems to me that china has learned very rapidly what the, the, the, the west under the leadership of the u. s. will do in the case of ukraine and china's learn what to do and what not to do, and they're prepared. one thing, i will say the russians have repaired for what had happened in ukraine, and i truly believe the chinese are prepared. i don't see anybody in washington, other than bluster being prepared, go ahead, martin, you know, showing off or better and when they haven't prepared for a long time, because they've seen from the offset this relationship between the western china and its limits. i mean, the west comp decide whether it wants to make a massive trading partner or a political enemy or a mix of the 2. you know, there's a lot of confusion that, but i think as more and more as this trade deficit with america of growth and china sells and much, much more trade as goods in america, the american exports to china. that's going to obviously become a problem, a certain point. the dimension before bricks is very relevant. what we're seeing is shina having much more confidenc

one of the reasons is that china does not want its relations with russia to come at the expense of its relations with the west. imran: china has avoided openly supporting russia's invasion of ukraine, but in the past week, president xi made the statement. reporter: china expresses its understanding and full support for russia. on the ukraine issue, the u.s. and nato are expanding directly on russia's doorstep, threatening russia's national security and the lives of russian citizens. given the circumstances, russia has taken necessary measures. china understands and we are coordinating on various aspects. i believe russia was cornered. in this case, to protect the country's core interests, russian gave a resolute response. reporter: in february, russia and china declared a no limits partnership. in march, u.s. officials reported moscow had requested beijing's military systems in conflict. they punished russia by removing it from the swift. china has reportedly offered assistance with its own system. in june, president xi hosted a summit. in 2015 they launched. imran: let's bring our guests. einar tangen, senio

and essentially russia can now divert it's attention to the west. china can deal with its problems in the pacific and the 2 are essentially standing back to back. i don't know how long it will historically last, and that's why i wanted to ask you, do you think this current level of trust when you can turn your back to, you know, a country with which we also had to border disputes in the past. do you think it's primarily necessitated by the difficulties with the west or it can sustain itself? historically? this is a big question and this all depends on how you manage your, by later traditions that china in the past you had problems incent, alicia rate in future. also, no country would like to see another country with the large military next door. and particularly if that country turns to be the future is send it want to or to the geography. these concerns must think that's a real prospect though, on the part of chinese because they, they claim that they have no intention. chinese have done in south china on see at the what you call is the 1949 train lane or ward they have done elsewher

for more than 4000 kilometers long, and essentially russia can now divert it's attention to the west. china can deal with its problems in the pacific and the 2 are essentially standing back to back. i don't know how long it will historically last, and that's why i wanted to ask you, do you think the current level of trust, when you can turn your back to, you know, a country with which we also had the border disputes in the past. do you think it's primarily necessitated by the difficulties with the west or it can sustain itself historically? this is a big question. and this all depends on how you manage your by later traditions of china. in the past you had problems and sent alicia right in future also, no country would like to see and other guntee with the large military next door. and particularly if that country turns to be the future is send it want to or to the geography. these concerns must think that's a real prospect though, on the part of chinese, because they claim that they have no intention. chinese have done in south china and see the what you call is the 1949 train lane or ward

no name for the new route from moscow to kazan, yekaterinburg, we conditionally call it europe west chinapeople and assign these names. and this means that the whole country will choose the name of the road that links the country aleksey golovko anna kolok alexander serpugova. konstantin pionov alexander shestopalov and all volosachev's news. viacheslav volodin met today with chairman of the standing committee of the national people's congress li janshu arrived in russia with on an official visit at the invitation of the speaker of the state duma from outside, we discussed the prospects for inter-parliamentary cooperation and key topics of the current world trip, including, of course, the situation in ukraine , which moscow and beijing have developed a solidarity approach. it is important for us that, within the framework of inter-parliamentary cooperation, everything has been done to ensure legislatively the decisions made at the level of heads of state, but also, of course, to try to find those formats that will correspond to the forces of the day and more effective with so that relatio

new political course without illusion, the institute of financial research thinks so about the west, chinacording to experts, moscow’s business partnership with asian countries will become stronger and stronger, and washington has already lost the ability to dictate its will to the whole world, the total volume of exports of the eastern region has already exceeded that of the eu and north america. in addition, chinese analysts are confident in asia today, faster than in the west, innovations are being introduced. what attracts everything more young professionals from all over the world? the state duma will hold the first plenary meeting of the autumn session today. it starts with performance. anthem speeches by the chairman of the chamber vyacheslav volodin and the leader in the duma factions on topical and socio-economic and political issues of the session itself. it started on august 30 of the first week. the deputies worked with voters in the regions. the traditional autumn session will be devoted to the consideration of the draft budget for the next 3 years of extra-budgetary funds and

there are many people in russia and china were angry about the action. so the more the west, and that's for your previous question. when you said, is it a good time for china to be rational? hello. hi, corporation organization on life nature, who is a financial we close, you can not excuse any one from there. can i say not betrayed it if the counties remember it will be there. you don't have to get a special invitation and what makes this summer special is the inclusion of iran, which for many years had been viewed with a kind of suspicion by russia and china. you remember probably that president medieval form of presidents who, sorry lisa will have plenty of time to talk about all of this. but i do want to bring in theresa fallon. theresa, it seems to me that this is now china's world, and we simply live and there's nothing we can do about it. is that true? well, as a chinese like to say, it's a win win situation with russia. because if russia loses in ukraine, russia, china actually gets a, we can draw, so which is much their benefit. and it should they win in ukraine, whi

and let's go, the m-12 highway will become part of the international transport route europe- west chinaell as the existing don crimea-kaspiy volk route before it and others will connect the largest regional centers into a single network of high-speed roads. there is a truth and a problem. at us almost all the major tracks, except for e, except for all sorts of abbreviations there. uh, five, and so on , they also have a name, these are the ones that we are now introducing and are planning to introduce. we don't even have a name for this route in its entirety. it is necessary to consult with people and assign these names. arrange, please, it would be nice if we had the name of the whole route in full. for now, the nameless highway is scheduled for 2024, and here it is worth noting that roads of this level have never been built so quickly in our country never 2.5 years are allotted for everything, and everywhere construction is being carried out ahead of schedule. a site in the moscow region was opened a year earlier by the governor of the moscow region. very figuratively reported in the n

but some anteaus trying to help the band from pakistan and rescue operations intensify and south west china after a major earthquake. but strict coven lockdown rules and a residence prevented from leaving buildings.

there is no name for the new route from moscow to kazan yekaterinburg, we conditionally call europe west china there. we need to consult with people and assign these names. and this means that the whole country will choose the name of the road that links the country aleksey golovko anna kolok aleksandr terpugova. konstantin pilunov alexander shestopalov and vsevolosychev news. donetsk this morning , under fire from ukrainian nationalists, militants have been hitting the kuibyshev kiev kalinin kirovsky and petrovsky districts of the city use large caliber, including 155 mm, nato howitzers are already aware of two dead civilians, another one was wounded in a neighboring village. nikolsky military units of the republics of donbass are conducting a counter-battery fight, suppressing enemy firing points, along with luhansk artillerymen, our war correspondent nikolai dolgov is on the front line. the geocentre operates at a maximum range of 28 kilometers, artillery of the 2nd guards brigade receives targets from intelligence and calculation react instantly this shot will be for all the dead children

china and creation. i think she at the moment, wants to show that in this struggle with the united states in the struggle with the west that china has friends to and then it can put on kind of visible show of that i'm going to have that expression put on a mug, i think comfort zone multilateralism. in february, before the russian invasion of you crate, the 2 leaders declared there were no limit to that partnership. a child also as you so i haven't condemned russia's invasion, so is beijing support for moscow? unconditional. well, political support. yes. diplomatic propaganda, as we've seen. and as you mentioned in the segment, some forms of economic support to the natural resource purchases but, but also helping rush to navigate some of the financial constraints that that us sanctions have imposed. and i think there are other areas that forms of military support that china will be wary or about and even certain arms supplies. this isn't really material to the conflict and the reforms of sanctioned support as well. where i think china certainly doesn't want to impose costs on its own companies where it's still quite de

china. and you mean strategically? i mean in the current confrontation with the russian federal west, and i proceed from the fact that china'sat the political level, that it is already worth a lot, that the chinese century in the security council in support of russia is also worth a lot, but now i'm talking about some more specific things that, uh, have not yet been in and which are very feared in the united states, and some arms deliveries, some kind of circumvention of sanctions, in order to provide russia with some modern technologies. i will say because some of this is real. well, i would like you to think, well, you know, my feeling is, as i said in china, there is support for russia and this is quite pragmatic, because china does not benefit from the weakening of russia if russia and especially, god forbid from the chinese point of view. yes , somehow it will fall under the influence of the west, china will remain one on one with it, and they, as pragmatic people, believe that russia should be supported, but uh. i think it's possible here, uh like , uh, open measures. so some, well, like measures that maybe won't come

strong economic ties that very briefly, does all this suggest that china is essentially willing to sacrifice its relation relations with the west. in addition to fight with russia, when i think i'm trying to needs your western tech and it needs, it still needs western trade. on the other hand, china has been acting a lot more ideological than strategic in recent times. so it's very possible that it could decide to focus on this new grouping that we're seeing emerging in central asia and the current days china analyst clinic tenant. thank you. all right, let's take a look at some of the other stories that he needs around the world. now, germany says ukraine will need 350000000000 euros in funds for reconstruction once the war and economy minister will. but har back made the statement after meeting his ukrainian counterpart near berlin. he added that germany would continue to support ukraine with weapons to defend itself against russian aggression. like typhoon wafer has lash china's density populated east coast after bringing strong winds and heavy rains to shanghai overnight. around 1600000 people were forced to leave their hom

wally china continues to play an important indirect role in financing the kremlin war machine by supporting russia's economy with increased energy imports. while russia has lost markets in the west trade with china has sword. by a 3rd this year, china has said presidents she and put in are working together to shape what beijing caused a more just world order of the w moscow bureaus. now, operating from a lat, van capitol, rieger and bureau chief unit rossetto joins us from there. welcome your. i was expected to come out of this meeting. while this music is important because it will be the 1st time feel both have made such a major public appearance outside the 0 countries since february, and she hadn't even traveled to growth. since the pandemic started, it is hard to say exactly what the 2 will discuss, but of all the participants in those pakistan. probably only she and turkish president edwin, who put in is also scheduled to meet, can ask the russian president to enter the war. since at the start off of the board, china has stood firmly by russia's side. china hasn't condemned trash, a so called special needs operation, and china also hasn't joined to western sanctions against

west. would you say we are now looking at a relationship where russia needs china more than china needs russia>> this is an uncomfortable position for russia because they are starting to appear like a vassal state. they are selling energy and mental to china. china is the bigger economy now. far stronger. but china doesot have much inuence ov china. we have to look at the big picture. cha prefers russia in the tent. we saw what happened in 2014 with the war in crimea. that was china possible strategy for the belton road initiative. they realized if they did not include russia, they would hamper efforts for their central asia sategy. xi understands he has to work with student and straddle both worlds. has to keep the european sweets but is also close to russia. they described it as the closest relationship between china and russia in 300 years. he has to calibrathis message carefuy, even to the central asian's, because they are neurologic when they watch what putin has done in ukraine and he is making signs he might do that again. the message that xi jinping sendis that we support your sovereig

bully. china continues to play an important indirect role in financing the kremlin war machine by supporting russia's economy with increased energy imports. while russia has lost markets in the west, trade with china has sword by a 3rd this year. china has said president she and put in are working together to shape what beijing cause a more just world order more stores making headlines around the world, starting in china where typhoon are way far hast at last the country's densely populated east coast, after bringing strong winds and heavy rains to shanghai overnight, round 1600000 people were forced to leave their homes where there have been no reports of casualties. the typhoon weakened to a tropical storm as it moved up the coast to go up. yours. thousands of mortars alive me up to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. you to see the coffin stretches more than at 10 kilometer along the thames. britton's longest serving monarch will lied state in london, westminster hall for 4 days. officials expect 750000 people to file past before her funeral. on monday. student protests for educational reform have led to violent classes with police, and the julian capital santiago dem

victoria gay to be al jazeera, not least, 66 people have been killed in an earthquake in south west china. the magnitude 6.8 quake struck in the landing area of central on province on monday and destroyed homes, disrupted communication lines and cot, electricity supplies as the strongest, adequate in the region in any 5 years. place in canada say one of 2 brothers wanted for sunday's night, the time the killed 10 people's been found dead. 18 others were injured in multiple locations in the western province of saskatchewan. rob reynolds has more one of the 2 men suspected of mass murder and canada has been found dead near the scene of the crime in a remote indigenous community. damian sanderson, aged 31, had been sought along with his brother 30 year old mile sanderson in the stabbing debts of 10 people in the james smith cree reserve in saskatchewan. the deceased is damien sanderson. his body was located out doors in a heavily grassed area. in proximity to a house that was being examined, we can confirm he has visible injuries. his injuries are not believe to be self inflicted. at this po

that is resounding condemnation, not just from the traditional west at, with china, even voicing something that in the chinese way of reading things could be seen as criticism, china vowing at to maintain a balance, but also coming out in favor of maintaining international borders. so that is something that can be read implicit criticism of russia with the overarching concern over the global economy, but also at looming crises like climate change, hunger being exacerbated by this conflict. so everybody made their case some arguably more convincingly than, than others. in this debate, going to change anything well, it won't achieve anything in the sense of the un ascending peacekeeping truth, that simply is not possible because the security council itself would be that the body that has to decide this, rasa, of course, would not go nowhere near that, but what it has demonstrated to russia on the global stage is that it is increasingly isolated that it is taking risks even with partners like china. and that could become a motivation to for vladimir putin and not to push this even further. al

thank you sir >> geraldo: katie what about that fact unlike lebron for example taking on china. >> katie: con yaw westccessful designer, he's an independent and free man and when you do business with china, it's not a 2-way street. you give china a lot of power over your marketing value. >> like apple. >> katie: over your intellectual property and kanye west's intellectual property is what he thinks is the most valuable to him and clearly given he wants to bring jobs back from china he gets more control over that and good for him if he wants to open up factories in california, employ americans in those factories to make his clothing and have more control over his business. so good for him >> geraldo: or is he, joey just spinning for a deal that's gone bad? >> joey: my instinct on this is you're exactly right. he's probably a flawed messenger in the deal will gap he's probably not blowing it up because of china but an idea to bring an idea popular to the forefront to excuse a deal that's gone bad is they probably are deeply tied with sweat shops in china because just about every manufacturer is at this

because if they really, i think the west really corner china and the corner russian and really, really hostile to true for this part of the war. you know, you probably bring them all together. you know that that's, that's quite possible. but i think all the other have, you know, we are so much intertwined with so much into the pendant and let's not really know the whole order whole planet is actually are small. we should really all united and we do have a sure we have africa, lottie, america, that's all we have the, you know, 85 percent of the population. not giving the default of the world. we really need to really get all the countries together. we are in the same boat, a lot of this $1.00 to $93.00 boats really be a big ocean ship and we have taken care of each other. well. but dr. when you understand that many of the current predicaments in the global system are because of a number of countries which in says that only them have the right of steering that shape one way and one way that with only benefit them. so let me come back to the question that i asked you before, but i want to

depends on how the, how the play was because if they really, i think the west really corner china and the corner russian and really, really hostile to true for this part of the war. you know, the public bring them all together. you know that that's, that's quite possible. but i think on the other hand, you know, we are so much intertwined who are so much interdependent and let's not really know the whole order whole pallet is actually our small. we should really hold all united and we have to have a sure we have africa, lottie, america, less, all 3 of the, you know, 85 percent of the population not given a give all of the warren, we really need to really get all the countries together we are in the same boat, a lot of this one to 93 boats. really be a big a ocean shoot and we have taken care of the job. well, but dr. when you understand that many of the current predicaments in the global system are because of a number of countries which in says that only them have the right of steering that shape one way and one way that with only benefit them. so let me come back to the question that

problem is the fact that there's this huge division opening up geopolitically between us in the west, russia and china and others on the, on the other side that make it very, very difficult for body like you enter to make any progress on crises a year ago. of course, as you mentioned, nobody would have expected a full scale war and european territory. is this going to be the main issue in this years? general assembly? it depends who you're listening to really so good. harris did speak about the war and you kind of course, but it wasn't the absolute centipedes. maybe a bit less than some people might have expected. you know, he didn't, for instance, call out russia by name when talking about the recent mass burial sites found in these, you're more than nuclear threat. the threats to the, our stations there. but certainly focused on this. um 2nd order effects, you know, the food crises, the inflation, things like that. but what you can be sure of is the western leaders who are going to new york. and there are many of them that will be very much the center piece of their speeches. and they will be trying

this is part of the plan of the collective west to contain china. actually, they might be shooting them suffering to the food because ultimately they, they need the whole product. microchip is only part of the product, but if the, if the product is meeting china any sold to the us, ultimately the u. s. are going to disruption when it comes to the, you know, to, to the final product to be shipped to the us. they don't have the cost efficiency of, of china. so ultimately, these might be actually an additional to inflation in the west. because probably the cost, especially when it comes to rule and micro chips is the cost. if it's done in the u . s, it's probably $3.00 to $4.00 times the price they would pay if it was done in china when it comes to the michael sheets. that's for example, salt, korea that would actually go against china. keep in mind that more than 50 percent of health queen markets, when it comes to micro sheets is china. and then south korea major. the majority of its production is in china. so why would you do a suicide by destroying