uh, here is the trans-siberian railway to the most developed economic regions of western china, it isd further it can continue this international, but the corridor, while actually extending the yenisei which links can bring these traffic flows to the northern sea route this is a question that still requires serious expert advice . we plan with colleagues. many regions discuss this there - they just raise it, because such a road can revive absolutely many territories. e in siberia and will allow to unload the vostochny, some comments are being polygond, which means comments to us, and we discussed with e, mikhail mikhailovich, these projects, but as for the bridge crossing to the yenisei in the section, krasnoyarsk east krasnoyarsk north is 62 m long, and the bridge supports designed for two-lane railway traffic. and for the uh, uh, railway tracks, we will discuss all this as part of the development of the third stage of the eastern test site, because these issues are linked by mikhail mikhailovich. we agreed to return to this topic when we will discuss specific things, but this questi

china forever. that's as well as the gallium and germanium. so what our western governments actually doing is to ensure that they continue to have reliable supplies of the materials they need from china as well. we have not heard a lot from the you about the risk a. so the member stating that you wrote and union are trying to, you know, diversify the supply chains. and i think in july, they are always asking the local producers to try to produce a galleon and remain in, in order to, you know, seek alternatives from the chinese market. so the u. s. is also trying to increase the domestic money and the processing from the critical materials to, you know, produce these 2 kinds of metals. so if they are finding a way to, you know, get these alternatives from other eliza as well. the, the, for example, japan has also produces really high quality gallium. oh, so the amount is not as much as china does. so it's still a long way to go in western countries are still trying to find a way to counter such, you know, retaliation from china. okay. you can lee and type pay for

in western china, a mudslide and flash flood left at least 21 people dead. officials said a highway was damaged and power knocked out. searchers were looking for 6 people reported missing. in ukraine, russian shelling killed 7 people today in the southern region of kherson. ukraine's internal affairs ministry reported that among the dead were four members of one family: a newborn, her parents, and her 12-year-old brother. and in the black sea, a russian warship fired warning shots at a cargo ship. it's the first time russia has fired on a merchant vessel since pulling out of a deal that allowed ukraine to export grain shipments through the black sea. and last night was peak viewing all over the world for the annual perseid meteor shower. the moon was just a slim crescent, so in places without much light pollution or cloud cover, meteors could be seen streaking across the sky at a rate of one a minute. it's not too late to catch the celestial show. there will be some stragglers tonight and early this week. still to come on "pbs news weekend" -- a rural commun

millions of people fled to western china. every family has a story. it is how beijing-based journalist, melinda lou's father, met his future wife. - he and my mother, they actually were both at ching hui university because the japanese occupied beijing, that university as well as a number of other chinese universities in a very dramatic and sort of romantic episode, the entire student body, the professors, the laboratories, the books, the libraries, the classrooms, they all try to relocate west to get away from the japanese. - [bill] this footage unseen in america or china for decades, is unique. [upbeat music] under the terms of the united front agreement, the communist party was allowed to maintain a presence in china's wartime capital, then called chungking. zhou enlai, mao zedong■s trusted lieutenant, was in overall charge. [upbeat music continues] workers wrote, printed and assembled the communist newspaper, xinhua daily, an act which could get them arrested or even killed elsewhere in china. they worked under the watchful gaze of american presid

no, the new central eurasian transport corridor from siberia through mongolia to western china wouldieve the congestion of the reconstructed eastern training ground of russian railways and increase the cargo capacity of the northern sea route. this is what the governor of the krasnoyarsk territory thinks in rio. mikhail kotyukov, head of the ministry of transport vitaly savelyev, in turn, noted that this project will be discussed by the transport commission under the government, the minister of finance. anton siluanov told how the implementation of the metro project in krasnoyarsk is going . under the previous leadership, they gave instructions to allocate a billion, rubles, a billion rubles. highlighted. now the implementation of this money within the framework begins. uh, there are difficult loans. there are almost 90 billion rubles allocated for these purposes. that’s why i’m sure that this project will happen. so to speak , qualified people are important for the development of the region, he emphasized . people are already going to the krasnoyarsk territory and starting families.

to mongolia to western china , a bypass around major cities is being built, special attention is paide airport, krasnoyarsk is now the second hub of aeroflot airline after moscow has been formed there, but an air harbor is not needed. further modernization. today we have a new passenger terminal. uh, new the taxiway, which doubled the number of takeoffs and landings ; the runway, according to the study, has a resource of up to 27 years. i asked for your instructions to include this facility in a comprehensive plan so that we can search for sources and carry out the necessary modernization in advance, according to our assessment. the cost of developing a project printed documentation. this is about 150 million rubles. if you can support, well approach, because otherwise , i can't imagine how krasnoyarsk the airport will be closed due to the fact that the runway will not be able to receive aircraft mikhail kotyukov was the minister of science and higher education, but before that he worked in the ministry of finance and was familiar with financing issues at a professional level. mikhail

but still 50 full is fairly humid, but drawing back to beijing in this more rain gathering in western china with a heavy shells of the last day of so the surf board have disappeared. the monsoon rains are once again be will and of in places like the her and the poll and locked up in the northeast funnel east of india with a good on shore flyer, meaning radius likely be fairly heavy and back to that as well. now most of the rest of india is much dry. the western gas is still going to flow on shore. and by, for example, utilities in the sunshine, low hole could catch a shower. to same is true or is lum about a new she has had reason. the once again, been quite heavy. the weather brought to you by visit, cut some time tom pushing today. he's fun when we talk some entries between former president and illuminate our part all to see these things for themselves and make up their own minds to sweden. this become a thing to turn your back against the not groundbreaking, the su with us on the out a 0, just cutting into the break to remind you of the breaking news that we've had. just in the past half

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previous books,re you cross on camel and trekked largeng marched trail in the snowy mountains in western chinaw gun fire on an atv. and these are all for books that took place, you know, decades if not centuries ago. what do you gain from going to places today? and where did you travel for guardians of the valley and how did that inform this book? >> well it's kind of a venture travel is four years behind the computer. it is like the gym. and i realized when i did skeletons and i went to africa, i realized t that going to the sahara was once t in a lifetime opportunity, and that instead of coming early on in the work writing process -- to get them information, it comes later in the process so i have a entire man ewe script into the desert i knew questions that i wanted to ask and that worked really well. what i was looking for and made me aware of the details. so that's, you know, part of my technique i guess as i do a lot of book research. and write on narratives side so i knew what i was looking for when ifo go there and what i wat to find so that's worked well with all of the books going to

your previous book, you process a hair of camels and land rovers, you tracked a long march trail western china. huge gunfire in appalachia on an atv. i saw from books that took place potentially decades if not centuries ago. what you gain from going to these places today? where did you travel for guardians of the valley and how did that inform this book? >> it's kind of adventure, travel it's a reward for spending four years behind the computer. it is the gm and i realized, when i do the skeletons on the sahara and i went to africa, i realize that going to the sahara was maybe a once in a lifetime opportunity. it's about coming early on in the writing, process to get, information comes later. and the time manuscript lineman to the, desert i know the questions i want to ask. that worked really, well i could ask mike i. many where the details. that's part of my, technique i guess, as i do a lot of the book research and write a lot of the narratives so that i know what i'm looking for when i go there and what i want to find. that has worked well with all the books, and west virginia was a little

you trekked the long march trail in the snowy mountains of western china. you drew gunfire while traversing the hollers of appalachia on an atv. and these are all four books that took place you know decades if not centuries ago. you know what do you gain from going to these places today and where did you travel for gardening? to the valley and how did that inform this book? well, this kind of adventure, travel is a reward for spending four years behind the computer. you know, it's like it is the gym. i realized when i when i did skeletons on the zahara and i went to africa, i realized going to the sahara was maybe a once a lifetime opportunity and that instead of coming early on in the writing process to get them, it comes later in the process. so i had an entire manuscript. i went to the desert. i knew exactly the questions i wanted to ask and that worked really well i could ask. my god, i knew what i was looking for. and you know, it made me aware of, of the details. so that's, you know part part of my technique. i get, as i do a lot of the book research

so if china is running out of road, literally and figuratively, what do you do now? you can encourage consumer spending like in westernries but china's communist party that seems wasteful not to mention individualistic. you can always relax regulations in finance or tech but again, that means giving up a lot of government power. maybe the chinese leadership is ok with the way things are. let's not forget that in spite of this crisis the rate of growth is still higher then pretty much every other western country. but after three long years of zero—covid, people's houses losing value, young people struggling to find a job, there are those that argue that the leadership needs to take action sooner rather than later. are they worried? of course, they see the numbers. do they understand what needs to be done? i'm not sure. my guess is they're missing certain things that are fundamentalfor the future of china. that was professor antonio fatas from insead business school ending nick marsh's report. for more on the challenges facing the world's second biggest economy, go over to our website, bbc.com/news, where you will find

civilization and western weapons of western ideology, and china cannot do this allow and that's why we welcome a draw because russia can no longer win, even china understands this, russia could have promised the chinese , as well as its viewers, kyiv in three days, but it did not fulfill all its obligations, and a long war with china is not profitable for today and therefore, in order not to allow russia to be defeated, china will help it a little diplomatically, a little with technologies, a little with dual -purpose goods, but no more than that, china immediately spoke here from a refutation to an official spokesman came out a few hours later he literally says no, we do not supply lethal weapons, we will not supply them, we promise and guarantee it, that is, a sensitive moment for the chinese, he also does not want to be accused of taking part on the side of the aggressor in this war. and you said that russia's victory is impossible, russia's defeat is complete, let china it cannot, but it is not profitable to delay why the whole world economy i

obviously, the russians love the idea that it could be some kind of an see us and i don't see western group on china have some sympathy for a lot so, but the idea of the whole of them can agree on the i think is, is very, very far from reality. and so i think it defaults to this very powerful symbolism which, which on the one level is, is very powerful. but at the same time, what was it really mean? and when you look at, well, they've tried to achieve collectively since they 1st thoughts about getting together in 2009 is being very level in on the lord jim o'neil. thank you for your time. by british chip designing drying arms on the verge of the biggest us initial public offering in almost 2 years, the company which is owned by japan, soft banks, submitted a preliminary prospectus for an aspect listing, but a set to take place early. next month. my arm did not specify how many shares of plants to list details and documents showed. the firm is valued by soft bank and more than $60000000000.00. the puts arm on the track to be the most valuable company to complete a us. i po, since november 2021. alrig

not in turn, domestic exporters do not lose time to worry and conquer new markets such as china, for example, westerne helped our trade to become firmly established in the east. today , electronic commerce is actively developing in china, and this opens up new horizons for the sale of belarusian industrial goods and food products. yaroslav danilenko will tell you more about online trading. recently, it has been developing rapidly , the covid-19 pandemic has served as an incentive, if you order during the epidemic goods online has been the world, first of all , safety for one's health, today it is a matter of convenience, time saving and trend. purchase price on social

china . no, it will not become a western power, because, for example, they are all steel. did not destroy russiad then russia will move to the side of democracy and it will be necessary to confront china, well, these are fables, which few people in the states believe. well, but uh, it is conditional, russia even subsidizes such a topic that is swinging in the western media, so you can say that the chinese they allegedly gave a signal that they will not allow russia to be torn apart, but the more the chinese shine next to russia, the deeper the claws of the chinese panda bite into the chest of the brown bear , that is, we can say that there are already sectors and certain territories that are successfully controlled by china and they do not necessarily have to it is more important for them to keep the military contingent on the territory of russia in the position of putin, who gives them the use of huge territories free of charge and returns them . such a role that he will be the guarantor of the fact that the west will not destroy the rest of russia . well, that is, in this case, what you say, c

china not let russia collapse and for as long as possible resist the collective west and this means that the longer this confrontation lasts, the more russia is irreversibly plunged into the anti-westernd russia will simply have nowhere to go, it will fall under the umbrella of china sooner or later, a glitch in any form or in the form of what markets uh or in in the form of even preserved territory, which is unlikely, well, after all, there is a part of russian territories that is fully ripe for statehood. this is just a very interesting option. thank you for such a completion of the program as russia. i already imagine in my mind that the time will come when such pieces of russian territory will be to become part of the heavenly in fact, why return to the native harbor because there are such by the way, such a fashion er, by the chinese, i will practice it, practiced at the summit of the countries of er, central asia, er, 15-20 seconds bomb well, i'm finishing, thank you, that's clear a very interesting moment. thank you very much, mr. volodymyr, for participating in the program. volodymyr tsibulko, a political expert, spoke to great regret about russia, belarus , china , and brics.

invited to join the block, the brakes countries, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa are keen for the block to reshape the western ludlow. border and expand is to you political influence. china leaders using pain. describe the expansion as historic and joining the current briggs of nations are argentina, egypt, the up. yeah. you're on saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. here's what indian prime minister and around remote he had to say about expanding the block. part of the expansion and more than is ation of breaks is an indication that all the institutions in the world must mold themselves to changing times. but those days, some 8, but it to be, i know this is an initiative that can be an example for reforms in the global institutions that was stablish in the 20th century. a miss on one second. all right, let's get some reactions here from our correspondence char required to gain daily into james, tutor in ty, page james, let me start with you china or presents 70 percent of the brakes. total d d p wide as state and party leaders. easy paying. welcome expanding the block, as well as if i'd already now sus

i remember what the complaints withdrawal of western brands fronted like china. nasa and car makers also stepped out their game. so if you did a chinese cars assembled and it was make up roughly 18 percent of the country's vehicle market from crossovers to sit. and chinese cars are rolling everywhere on the street senior run. while prior to the withdrawal of western brands. chinese vehicles have been criticized for the low quantity and inflated prices. today they offer laundry models on par with european brands. on this, we are working hard to expand this industry because we want to be in line with the international standards. i'm bring better products to the ron so that everyone can get a better service and better products at a more favorable price. while i get it wrong, russia is also facing sweeping sanctions that also led to an auto parts to fix this over to our job collaboration between the automobile sector for sanctions. so they have great team for consorting cars and uh, spare parts. uh, in russia. i think uh it right and they have also, but you need to have a market share on the

western military equipment with its allies. obviously, specifically, we're talking about here, china. so that's basically a rundown of the main points we've heard so far from this security conference in moscow. we spoke to the central african republic defense minister at the most go security meeting, who told us that russia helps countries in striving for a multi pony. well. if it's more or less, we have great prospects for our corporation. we are very much counting on the russian federation and the fight against terrorism rush or helps us to cope with the problems of the restore and security in our country. primarily in the fight against on groups and the supply of miller trend, material assistance rush that helps us and others a lot in striving for a multiple the world today will see that the united states and the west as a whole not always contribute to the development of individual states and russia is the main country that promotes the independent development of individual statements, including those in the canonical orthodox churches being destroyed by ts, most most of the state

and if we talk about non-western countries, and we saw china there, we saw india there, we saw egypt,steam, we saw brazil, well, we agree with you have recently heard about a lot of different plans or what pretends to be plans, the indian ones saw the african ones, the brazilian ones saw, well, china did not put forward any formal plans, but nevertheless , uh, it made public a set of principles, and china understands it on its own, read italy says about commitment to sovereignty and territorial integrity. and when it comes to the withdrawal of russian troops from our territory, china did not vote for such a resolution of oniv . of course, there are many nuances, since all the countries that were in jinda, both western and non -western, declare the principle of territorial integrity and this of course, it is an important but significant country of non-western countries, she says, well, we have declared the principle, but how to implement it, what tactics, that is another story. a large part of the loan countries do not enter, they would very much like us to come to some kind of quasi-c

western military equipment with its allies. obviously, specifically, we're talking about here, china. so that's basically a rundown of the main points we've heard so far from this security conference in moscow. we spoke to a participant at the moscow conference on international security who told us russian, if you up and copyright cooperation has expand the decades, the ip address and this goes back to st. cheri's. if you remember, i'm gonna send that to push key. who happens to be? i may say it's an outage and some tools that ended years ago. we have pushkin's choir, we have push, can library, we are pushed consent to. and we have also russians language, some of the same time there. so again, if you look church and the russian orthodox church, we have common values of fame and fashion for the original function. for this, you today, my phone of us a sound design time. during, during colonial time when you titans assigned to, to invite, if you, if you, we have supports from russian are game. so if you at the gosh, i mission, cheapest link to buy belie. i'm sure it will continue and to

china not let russia collapse and resist the west collectively for as long as possible. and this means that the longer this confrontation lasts, the more irrevocably russia plunges into the anti-westernussia simply will not go anywhere it will arrive under the umbrella of china sooner or later in any form, whether it is in the form of any markets or even in the form of a preserved territory, which is unlikely, but after all , there is a part of the russian territories that is fully ripe for statehood it's just very interesting version thank you for such a completion of the program as russia . i can already imagine in my mind that the time will come when such particles of russian territory will be nailed down and become part of the heavenly, in fact, why return to the native harbor because there are such by the way, such a model will be worked out by the chinese - worked out at the summit of the countries -e of central asia is vladimir 15-20 seconds bomb well, i'm finishing thank you clearly this is a very interesting moment thank you very much mr. volodymyr for participating in the program volodymyr tsibulko - a political expert spoke to great regret about russia about belarus about

it's from such as russia on china, or joining the ride towards a more dynamic market. in the absence of western firms. extra say the road is bumpy, or the destination is not too far away. use of generally are to run. the final preparations are underway in china as well. i'll go ahead of next week's breaks. summit of the much hyped geopolitical gathering kicks off in south africa on choose day. now over to all these, a couple of golden sold me who takes a very good look now as a multi plan already is not only here to stay. what is already driving historic change in key parts of the war. the american scholarship economy refers to the economic activities that take place in the country is a historically disadvantaged areas known as townships. now these areas were established during the part of date, the era as segregated residential areas for non white populations. now, over time, these townships have develop the own unique economic landscape, characterized by small businesses in full markets and fibers, entrepreneurial spirits. the township economy is seen as a function agent on the growth and dev

civilization and western weapons of western ideology, and chinaw this. and that is why we celebrate a draw because russia can no longer win. even china understands this . russia could have promised the chinese as well as its viewers kyiv in three days, but did not fulfill these obligations, and china's long war is not profitable today, and therefore, in order not to defeat russia, china will help it a little diplomatically