rubles for import substitution great stone will develop cooperation with the scientific city of western chinaotels in turkey will rise in price by 50% next summer. watch economic news with you. i am olga kalairova. good morning. belarusians russia signed an intergovernmental agreement on the allocation of a loan in the amount of 105 billion russian rubles, the money was directed to import-substituting cooperation projects that will be implemented on the territory of belarus at the moment, the parties have already confirmed their readiness to the beginning of financing of twelve productions. development of an independent payment infrastructure in the eu. how is the creation of an alternative suite model in the ec progressing ? alternative swift for sharing financial information. when implementing of cross-border settlements between the subjects of the union at the current stage, we are talking primarily about connecting to the financial messaging system of the bank of russia industrial park great stone science city of the western china and the chongqing investment group for the development of

kazakhstan russia belarus and the highways of western china europe and through russia and kazakhstan in the first place. we are trying to open up bottlenecks 30 out of 50 checkpoints across the kazakhstani border will be modernized, so the year has already begun to design surveyors, construction and installation work at ten checkpoints. behind closed doors, the agenda for negotiations could have been wider. however, in the public part, it concerned exclusively bilateral relations. the same ukraine was not mentioned even once, but at the end of the meeting in the kremlin, the presidents signed a declaration on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between russia and kazakhstan konstantin panyushkin yuri sholmov ekaterina koryakova ekaterina ravenko kirill loginov channel one. today, the fsb reported on the prevention of a series of terrorist attacks in the zaporozhye region, detained citizens of ukraine who, on the instructions of the sbu, were preparing attacks on crowded places, including among the possible targets was the market in melito

candlelight vigil over the weekend commemorated the victims of an apartment house fire in chief in western china, 10 people died, many blamed the high death stall on the cities corbet lockdown, which is trapped people inside their homes. and gentlemen are for more analysis on this is did of the correspondence william young from our east asia bureau in type bay, william what explains the protests in the chinese mainland, spreading abroad to places like london talk your sydney this is a trend that we have actually already seen just last month when a loan protester display a banner on a bridge in bay jane that call for the chinese leader. she, jim pink to step down in this is once again the overseas chinese student and overseas chinese citizens using their leverage on social media to really help to spread the words in those social solidarity throughout the entire world. so we have already seen very large skilled memorials and visuals, and at the same time, also similar protests chanting. the same slogans that have been chanted in different parts of china in places like london, new york. and then we

kazakhstan russia belarus and the highway europe western china through kazakhstan, first of allwe try to open up bottlenecks, and 30 out of 50 checkpoints through the russian- the kazakhstani border will be modernized, therefore, the design surveyors of the construction installation have already started this year. zhnom work on ten points passes on the results of negotiations in the kremlin, the president signed a declaration on the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between russia and kazakhstan, it was dark outside, when it was time to start the cortege. a motorcycle escort is, in principle, a sign of special respect for the guest, and at -5 snow and ice, the sign must be even more significant. from the kremlin, kassymjamart tokaev went to the white house at a meeting with mikhail mishustin, it was primarily about the economy in january october of this year, our trade turnover increased by more than 10% and compared to the same period of 20 oe of the first year and amounted to 22.2 billion 200 million dollars, which is a record w

thousands of miles away in xinjiang, western china. apartment fire last week. a furious crowd gathered around the government offices, convinced that covid restrictions had stopped the fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities denied that, but the story was a tipping point. people gathered at vigils in sympathy with the victims, and some held up blank pieces of paper to symbolize the way critical voices in china are silenced. by sunday night, this largely peaceful but utterly unprecedented dissent had spread even to the capital, beijing. now everyone is wondering how the government will react. but xi jinping's commitment to mass testing, lockdowns, and vast warehouses for isolating covid contacts is core policy. and the sight of citizens chanting "lift lockdowns" isn't likely to change his mind. elizabeth palmer, tokyo. >>> closer to home, retailers are still crunching the numbers after cyber monday. traditionally the biggest online shopping day of the year. early estimates project that yesterday's internet sales could top $11 billion. that's up 5% from

thousands of miles away in xinjiang, western china.en people burned to death in an apartment fire last week. a furious crowd gathered around local government offices, convinced that covid restrictions had stopped the fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities denied that. but the story brought people into the streets, in sympathy with the victims and in anger with the government's heavy-handed covid rules. at the vigil in shanghai they held up blank sheets of paper to symbolize the way critics of the government are routinely silenced. and by sunday night another vigil under way in beijing had spun off even more protests. some of the pushback against zero covid may have its roots in chinese viewers seeing crowds at the world cup, unmasked and unafraid. but by today it appeared state tv was censoring yijds images oe barefaced spectators. all part of xi jinping's plan to double down on his zero covid policy. and the sight of citizens chanting "lift lockdowns" isn't likely to change his mind. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> t

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protests in shanghai and other cities were sparked by a tragedy -- thousands of miles away in western china. ten people burned to death in an apartment fire last week. a furious crowd gathered around local government offices convinced that covid restrictions had stopped the fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities denied that, but the story brought people into the streets in sympathy with the victims and in anger with the government's heavy-handed covid rules. at the vigil in shanghai they held up blank sheets of paper to show how critics of the government are routinely silenced. ♪ and by sunday night, another vigil under way in beijing had spun off even more protests. some of the pushback against zero covid may have its roots in chinese crowds at the world cup, unmasked and unafraid. by today, it appeared state tv was censoring images of those bare-faced spectators. all part of xi jinping's plan to double down on his zero-covid policy. and the sight of citizens chanting "lift lockdowns" isn't likely to change his mind. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> now we'll turn to a sho

while the western china disagree over a range of issues, they share important trading relationships in a globalized world. let's have a look, a trade between the you and china, and how significant that is to germany. china was the world's largest exporter in 2020, with its goods and services valued at about $2.00 trillion dollars. next was the e. u, at $1.00 trillion dollars and the united states at $1.00 trillion. the u. imported $467000000000.00 worth of goods last year from china. and the other direction exports from the e. u. 2 china were worth $221000000000.00. less than half the value of what euro buys from the chinese. germany is the used top exporter of goods, china. they're valued at a $103000000000.00 and made up more than 16 percent of the used total exports of the country. in 2021. german imports from china were worth about $97000000000.00. that's around 22 percent of the used total imports from the country. ah. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in beijing. andy mock, a senior research fellow with the center for china and globalization in paris, j. as in vic

the protest in shanghai, and other cities were sparked by a tragedy thousands of miles away in western china. 10 people, burned to death, in an apartment fire last week . a furious crowd gathered around government offices, convinced that cobit restriction's have stopped the fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities deny that, but the story brought people into the streets intimacy with the victims, , and in anger with the government's heavy-handed policies. at the vigil in shanghai, they held up sheets of paper to symbolize the way critics of the government are routinely silenced. and by sunday night, another vigil, underway in beijing, had spun off even more protests. some of the pushback against zero cobit may have been experienced by chinese viewers seeing crowds at the world cup, unmasked and unafraid. by now it appears estate tv was censoring images of those barefaced spectators. all a part of xi jinping's plan to double down on his zero cobit policy, and the sight of citizens chanting lift lockdowns is unlikely to change his mind. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> thanks gi

western china kazakhstan russia belarus from novosibirsk through alma -ata with branches to kyrgyzstan and uzbekistan joint projects are being developed with kazakhstan in almost all areas of industry, but, taking into account the theme of the forum, they certainly deserve special attention local projects in the transport and automotive industries. here i would like to note the scale. the production of lada cars in the city of kostana, a constantly growing share of localization directly in kazakhstan and a number of projects for the production of components for cars kamaz and the gas group also set up an assembly production of trucks in kazakhstan for me and for my colleague selik makashevich, dzhangalin, today's forum. it also provided an opportunity to hold a new meeting of the co-chairs of the intergovernmental commissions under cooperation between russia and kazakhstan we have already discussed the joint steps to develop cooperation. in transport logistics financial banking. sphere. we reviewed the progress in the implementation of industry projects in the energy sector. we will co

and if such love breaks out, a military base around china will not be needed, but the western strategyot flared up. well, not to mention that china did not promise anything like that, but for some reason they believed that here are all the countries of the world, they must inevitably follow the western path instead of china strengthened. yes , using, among other things, ties with western countries , and began to conduct even more such an independent and active foreign policy, including in the region, at the last 20th congress of the communist party, china strengthened both the provisions on cooperation with western countries and the provisions on countering independence. taiwan in the west same course for independence taiwan situation becomes tense that is why the agreement on mutual access. this is raking the british military closer to china and preparing for an armed conflict over taiwan, the british will go. to japan not for origami courses, i would not say that it is there is some danger. uh, in a sense, this may even encourage china to cooperate more closely with russia well, our

. >> reporter: the anger was sparked by a tragedy, thousands of miles away in western china. ten people burned to death in an apartment fire last week. a furious crowd gathered around the government's offices convinced that covid restrictions had stopped the fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities deny that, but the story was a tipping point. people gathered at vigils in sympathy with the victims, and sold held up blank pieces of paper to symbolize the critical voices in china are silenced. by sunday night, this largely peaceful, but utterly unprecedented decent had spread even to the capital beijing. now everyone is wondering how the government will react. but xi jinping's commitment to mass testing, lockdowns, and vast warehouses for isolating covid contacts is core policy. the citizens chanting lift lockdowns isn't open to changing his mind. elizabeth palmer cbs news tokyo. >> protests abroad and close to home. >>> the largest education strike in history is in week number three. it comes as students throughout the university of california system prepare for final

protests in shanghai and other cities were spark by a tragedy thousands of miles away in xinjiang, western china. ten people burned to death in an apartment fire last week. a furious crowd gathered around local government offices, convinced that covid restrictions had stopped the fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities denied that, but the story brought people into the vi at the vigil in shanghai, they held up blank sheets of paper to symbolize the way critics of the government are routinely silenced. and by sunday night, another vigil underway in beijing had spun off even more protests. some of the pushback against zero covid may have its roots in chinese viewers seeing crowds at the world cup, unmasked and unafraid. but by today, it appeared state tv was censoring images of those bare-faced spectator, all part of xi jinping's plan to double down on his zero covid policy. and the sight of citizens chanting "lift lockdowns" isn't likely to change his mind. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> well, tonight investigators are searching for the person who shot and killed a 12-year-old i

it actually started with the tragic apartment fire in western china where 10 people burned to death. in the bay area, hundreds of people came together to honor the victims. you are looking at vigils in san francisco and san jose. many protesters are convinced the covid restrictions kept firefighters from stopping the fire in time. it soon escalated into a widespread condemnation of china's communist ruling party. a live look now at our nations capital where the senate today passed landmark legislation protecting same-sex and interracial marriage. 12 republicans joined with democrats in supporting the bill. it now heads to the house for approval. it can be signed into law by the president. a federal jury has convicted both keepers founders stuart rhodes of seditious conspiracy in connection with the january 6th the riot. jurors found rhodes guilty in the violent plot to overturn president biden selection for they also convicted him of obstruction. they acquitted him of two conspiracy charges. he now faces 20 years in prison but his attorney says they plan to appeal. when we sometimes

people not being able to get out of a burning building, there were protests on the streets in western chinaai, and beijing. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from there. it's not unusual to see acts of defiance in china, but this was something different. a crowd of protesters in shanghai chanted, calling for the country's leader xijinping to stand down and for the communist party to give up power. officially, china's goal is to return each outbreak to zero new infections using strict stay at home orders, travel restrictions and mass testing. entire cities are still being locked down. the government says easing the policy would lead to a significant death toll, but it has been criticised for not prioritising vaccination amongst high risk groups, and not increasing hospital capacity. there is also still no stated plan to open up, even at sometime in the future. a fire which killed ten residents in xinjiang last week has prompted widespread anger in china. zero—covid restrictions have been blamed for hampering people's escape and slowing the access for fire crews. whether this i

decreasing, yes , they were worse, china is therefore not interested in russia entering that orbit yes, yes, yes, while it occupies one way or another its own special but anti-western beneficial for china, and this is what all china, all the chinese media, i am talking about, found themselves in. can you tell me how deeply russia has sunk into the orbit of china today and in what directions, well, besides the political one, because there is also a lot of economic cooperation, well, cooperation is planned cheap chinese loans or the construction of oil pipelines from siberia to china, which are probably more beneficial to china than to russia. how deep has moscow sunk into china's orbit today? well, look, i think that it sank first, not now it has sunk for a long time, especially after the 14th year, that is, when putin started a war in general against ukraine 8 years ago, then in fact russia already gave china all the same things that it probably had and what it did not give to china there for a long time. well, if we we are talking there about some kind of weapon, some kind of technology , that is, at that time, for 8 years, russia has been constantly making some k

. >> reporter: public outrage was originally sparked last week by a tragedy in western china when 10 people burned to death in an apartment fire. an angry crowd gathered around the local government offices,quenced that covid restriction had stopped fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities denied that. on monday, chinese police patrolled what had been the trouble spots. in a statement, the white house criticized china's zero covid policy. >> the statement you issued earlier today didn't include any explicit calls for china to stop detaining and harming protesters and journalists. why not? >> we continue to stand up and supported the right of peaceful protest. and i think we're going to watch this closely, and we'll see where things go. >> reporter: president biden has been briefed on the protests but hasn't spoken publicly about them. it's part of a more cautious wait-and-see approach by the administration, eager to stabilize relations with china, which have grown tense in recent years. norah. >> o'donnell: yeah, something everyone is watching closely. ed o'keefe, thank you s

working on legislation, but would outlaw those attempts that have also been playing the china trying to recruit other western military experts. britain has said it would change its national security. those who prevent bathroom, it moves the pilot from being able to work in china. that was off. the report said that up to 30 western pilots had already been recruited. canadian heard either also investigating some form a members of the forces emphasizing that they continue to be bound by confidentiality commitments. after leaving the military source live mountain. joseph gregory mahoney, a professor of food school. i'm international relations at the time normally. university. thanks so much joseph. the joining us here are 2 now why do you think strongly started this investigation? now we know the investigation, australia fall as reports, as you've noted out last month that the u. k. was moving to restrict former military pilots from training chinese military piles. again, as you noted after it emerged in the press that up the 30 were engaged in that kind of activity. now this in turn led to revelations that aust

people not being able to get out of a burning building — there were protests on the streets in western chinapuses, and in major cities like nanjing, shanghai, wuhan, and these latest pictures are from the capital beijing — as protesters gathered near the liangma river in the centre of the city — they're holding up blank pieces of paper, in what is a symbolic protest against censorship. from beijing, our china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports. it's not unusual to see acts of defiance in china, but this was something different. a crowd of protesters in shanghai chanted, calling for the country's leader, xijinping, to stand down and for the communist party to give up power. officially, china's goal is to return each outbreak to zero new infections using strict stay—at—home orders, travel restrictions and mass testing. entire cities are still being locked down. the government says easing the policy would lead to a significant death toll, but it's been criticised for not prioritising vaccination amongst high—risk groups and not increasing hospital capacity. there's also still no stated plan

western authoritarianism. she go waves and signs denouncing their own governments. coven crackdowns over there in china, if they want the western media to help them denounce locked downs while pretending to objectively report the news. victor gao as the vice president of an eastern, focused thinktank and he says, the west spends more time being preoccupied with china than on its own domestic problems. protests, i'm not common in china. a protest are common in many european countries right now in many european capital cities, it cetera. there are huge protests stripes of all kinds, for example. and in the united states, you have massive kimmy gum. milas is really a curse. now they do not talk to laugh much about these disturbances, for example, and they focus on the protests in china. now i do care about the protest in the chinese cities, and i do hope our countrymen will suffer less inconvenience as a result of the imposition of the dynamics. 0, call the policy. but i also hope the protesters each other will realize that there is a higher good to be achieved for greater stability, greater house and less deaths

china in hamburg, port deal. there been some articles in the western press recently since schultz is chinese trip. that play on the notion that germany doesn't need china, even though beijing is berlin's largest trading partner. the rationale on these pieces is that germany has the rest of the e. u to trade with sure, i guess why not accept the rest of the e u, as in a tailspin because of the e use own sanctions on its energy supply. the german business community doesn't seem to be buying politicians, excuses for the pivot away from china with 8 of the countries talk chief executives writing in a german newspaper. recently, a warning against withdrawing from china and underscoring in china is key to germany's competitiveness. the same could also have been sad about germany's relationship with russia before berlin. just sat back and let the u. s. and you sanction it's russian gas supply that enabled it compete with the u. s. industrially. in a case, it looks like any such pragmatism from german businesses has an uphill battle went up against the political dogma and ideology that really dies prevail

protests have grown after a fire in a high rise block in western china killed ten people last week. the country said it will speed up its vaccination process for those aged 60 and over. the queen consort is hosting a major reception at buckingham palace to raise awareness of violence against women and girls . the against women and girls. the event being held as part of the united nations. 16 days of active is against gender based violence also be attended violence will also be attended by survivors, their families as well as others . but on your tv, well as others. but on your tv, onune well as others. but on your tv, online and app plus radio, it's gb news. now let's go back to the briefing with . the briefing with. tom good morning . it's 934 and this good morning. it's 934 and this is the briefing with me, tom harwood on your tv and your radio. and it's a busy week in westminster this morning. changes to the online harms bill stripped out controversial plans to rid the british incident of content that is legal but harmful, but also restrictive elements of the bill remain . elemen

to dig out in far western china a world or two ago.e power, we're going to put these big wind turbines in here, then they began to test icbms with a lot of warheads on. so the admiral is making the calculation, which is probably correct, 360 silos, 10 war highways per missile -- warheads per per per missile, that puts china ahead of both russia and america in the balance of power. not that there'd be a war, but you could coerce people, you could try to dominate them, force them to do things because you were superior. you were, like, the number one bully in the world. and we tried to keep it equal between ourselves and the russians and also have stability talks, confidence-building measures, meetings all the time. we having none of that with china. rachel: yeah. we've been doing report after report on this show about our military not being prepared. so here we have this situation that is very alarming and, by the way, it sounds line our leaders were caught flat footed in terms of this expansion by the chinese. why don't you address that

there's rising public outrage over thursday's deadly apartment and fire in western china at least 10 were injured many chinese citizens blamed the apartment fire deaths on lockdown restrictions abc's llama hassan has details. tonight riot police cracking down across china a major show of force officers swooping in dragging protesters away among those arrested a bbc reporter covering the demonstrations. he was beaten and kicked by police police are desperately trying to stop these unprecedented acts of defiers now spreading to several cities. thousands of people taking to the streets outraged over the country's harsh zero covid restrictions some in shanghai grazingly calling for president xi jinping to step down. we should end his dictatorship. this woman says he only cares about himself publicly pointing the finger at their leader and the communist party holding blank white pieces of paper now a symbol of these protests fighting against censorship and demanding freedom. this latest wave of demonstrations fueled by the recent deadly fire at an apartment complex in the western city of r

in 1977 and china in western china the flu went all over the world and it was called the russian flu. it had appeared in china and scientists looked at it and you can look it up on wikipedia. it's the russian flu. when they looked at it was inexplicable because it's the same flu that existed in 1955 in an outbreak and disappeared from the whole world. if you were alive and 55 he never got the flu because you were immune from it. someone has preserved this flu in the laboratory and it has escaped.d. china said we have no idea what you're talking aboutru and the russians said no, not us. much later scientists all over the world said chemically identical to the 1955 flu, flu is my great. like john o'neill 50 years ago appearing today, it just can't happen. somebody had to have preserved this in the laboratory what happened is the 1994 the head of the chinese virology program disclosed for the first time that the chineseha have preservd 55 flu's in a laboratory that leaked. they were conducting vaccine trials to try to develop it as an executivet bio weapon and ty didn't know what they ha

there are also reports of china seeking to recruit former military pilots from other western powers such as france and canada. australia is defense, chief has said his gum is working on legislation that would out all those attempts have also been claims of china trying to recruit other wilson military experts. britain has said it would change is national security laws to prevent its veteran military pilots from being able to work in china. that was off the ripples said that up to 30 western pilots had already been recruited. canadian authorities are also investigating some former members of the armed forces, emphasizing that they continued to be bound by confidentiality commitments. after leaving the military. we heard from a good agree mahoney, a professor of politics and international relations at east china normal university . he says, the 30 allegations were politically motivated the british reports far the immediate triggers, and thus the need to respond to possible public outrage. given the now entrenched anglo american sina, phobic, hysteria, and burgeoning cold, where culture, wh

my name's, you know, china has admitted it's a firm that it's staying with it's 0 coven policy. despite western criticism, beijing went on to say that particular social media users have been deliberately distorting facts to stir our protests in the country. do von china has always been following its general 0 coven policy and has been making relevant adjustments in the light of the actual situation? we are now actively implementing the 9th version of the prevention and control plan . sent you the same quote protestors helping demanding freedom from anti coven locked on cells. they poured on to the streets, but the government insist that the policy is effective in preventing the spread of the disease from western countries that previously clumped on. you'll recall on their own domestic county locked on rallies and condemning china's approach as they speak out. in support of the protests. are message to peaceful protesters around the world is the same. and consistent people should be allowed for the right to assemble and to peacefully protest policies or laws or dictates that that they take issue

people in western china public believes the lockdown measures delayed rescue efforts . similar protests have happened over the past few days following the fire. north korea released new images of kim jong un is young daughter, the north korean leader took his daughter, who is believed to be his second child to meet with missile scientists. state media calls this daughter north korea's quote most beloved child, raising the question of whether she is being primed as his successor. she is believed to being around nine or 10 years old, and this photo shoot marks her second public appearance in ukraine. utility crews are scrambling to restore power following countless attacks on the country's power grid by russian forces. this comes as cold weather grips much of the country box news. jeff paul has more now from kiev. well most folks here in kiev have their power back on this city is still very much in the dark. most of those lights deemed unnecessary have been turned off, and there's still a chance for planned outages as this entire country works to conserve as much energy a

but public outrage has erupted after an apartment building caught fire and killed 10 people in western chinaed rescue efforts in that fire. similar protests have broken out over the past few days regarding that tragedy. thousands of people get the holiday season started this weekend with a visit to san jose's christmas in the park coming up, we will take you to the celebration ready to greet visitors into the new year. also find out how governor newsom working again this weekend to put to rest speculation about him running for president in 2024. if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest, reliable network... and more savings- up to 60% a year with comcast business mobile. all from the company that powers more businesses than any other provider. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $49.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. our first weeke

so i am extremely skeptical skeptical to any announcement made by any western government in relation to russia, cause expand or china? well, you know, the claims to be non partisan knew that, but it's funded by western arms companies and is supported by the us state department. is this really credible more? does it mean in terms of the agencies independence, a fortune with american big tanks? we've seen the same thing happened as with american media and american academics from even university when they're all compromised. the government has managed to. ringback li, thinking clause into all these thing, things and media outlets and we can't trust them anymore. there are, you know, as a journalist who has the analyst, i struggle the work here because there's so few independent, credible sources of information. everything's been compromised and compromised and controlled by the government. it's extremely difficult. so organizations accept but you just can't believe them. can trust them. well, if every moody move is positive, some ground master plan, what do you think the west strategy is because external in the future,

china. and we investigate accusations of western media meddling in the latest protests. so the coping restrictions in china, as we hear from an analyst who probing this story in radio asia, you don't journalists that actually opened a channel and they were giving vacation point where to go what you all can put it with the 27th of november when you're watching the weekly hail t international with all the latest news update along with around the stories they say the week's good to happy with us. now at least 3 people have been killed and 8 injured as the russian republic of don. yes, was shelled on sunday. that's according to local officials. in the city of makia, bombardments of residential areas left, 3 people dead with several others, wound it as fatigue shows the aftermath of ukrainian grant, rocky to tack on a sidewalk near a hotel. several homes were also said to have been damaged in the area and in the city of don, yes, caves forces have reportedly launched thousands of strikes on the residential areas leaving at least 4 civilians wounded while also facing a kinderga

what i mean when it comes to influencing public opinion in countries like china was your assessments. all these alleged western tactics which seem to target the weak points of the social situations there. i think there's a deep understanding on how much support there is in china for the cdc. i'm going to give you just a study. there's a survey by howard university and we all know howard eunice university is no fun of the chime. then the c, b, c. well, in the study it says clearly that these 95 percent of support of the c p. c is very simple. why they so much support because it's a constant system. it's a system of questions that you had. the best lead that i, she manage the country. so the, when you do service in china, the average is between 90 to 95 percent. this is the one record when it comes to support and i am quoting weston service west and run serve is not tiny service. so there's a storm support. chinese chinese, i do think the chinese, we're not buying to this. we not buy into the western narrative. this is an internal problem. i just hope that we see the 4 in hand, which is she pushing then full cha

my name's you know, new china has affirmed it's staying with it 0 cobra policy. despite western criticism, beijing went on to say that particular social media users have been deliberately distorting facts, distort our protests in the country. duvall, of china, has always been following its general 0 coven policy, and has been making relevant adjustments in the light of the actual situation. we are now actively implementing the 9th version of the prevention and control plan sensitive protest her is helping demanding freedom from the cobra locked of the poor onto the streets. but the government and stuff, the policies needed unaffected in preventing the spread of the disease. some western countries a previously una recall clump done on their own domestic county lockdown. raleigh are not condemning charles approach as they speak in support of the protest. are message to peaceful protesters around the world is the same. and consistent people should be allowed for the right to assemble and to peacefully protest policies or laws or dictates that that they take issue with the western mainstream