william china has launched an investigation on taiwan trade restrictions on chinese products. so tell us a little bit about the reaction from taiwan. so taiwan, madeline affairs council, which is in charge of cross street relations, has basically come out instead of aging. move is not going to be productive to the bilateral trade and also cooperation. and at the same time, the agricultural council has also set the original important restriction is in place because they want to protect inch and sure the time one farmers interest is not going to be infringed or a sacrifice because of the competition coming from china. and so far, i think the economic ministry is deciding to consider what kind of response is proper for type pay. and coming from china, they view this as a long standing infringement of the bilateral trade agreement that was signed about 10 years ago. so they think that it is time for them to respond. but looking at the timing of the entire investigation timeframe, a lot of the experts are suspecting china is intentionally timing. there's just right around the same

hey, william china is ramping up his rhetoric here and in circling taiwan as we just heard how serious are the tensions getting you think so earlier today, reuters reported 10 naval ships from both sides actually held a stand off across right around the median line, which is the unofficial demarcation that separates time one in china. and so i think that just reflects the closeness and also the proximity of the both sides military aircraft and also military vessels are getting into each other. and as some of the videos that we showed displayed and shared by the tony's defense ministry, these are the re, i think, tens times. and i think there could be a lot of miscalculation, involved if any side decided to violate the routine drills and practices. and just went one step further to infringe on the other side territory. apart from that stand off in which i would use worships, took place in what other ways is the government in taiwan responding to the drills . so the defense ministry continues to share, very up to date information about the intrusion by chinese military fighter, just beca

william china is ramping up its rhetoric and 2nd, the entire one. how serious these tensions for earlier today, we heard from reuters news agency, the at least 20 warships from boat, from 10 from each side actually are engaged in a standoff. and we don't know much about the details, but i think that just reflects how can the tension has really been building up since the announcement of the military exercise yesterday. and because of the very frequent movement and activities involving the chinese vessels, chinese fighter jets and also their coast guard ship. this is now, i think, really raising the stakes about like whether there will be any kind of miscalculation at any site. i think breached, you know, the media on line of the telling story. we saw several chinese fighter jet and also both already since yesterday. so how is taiwan responding to the drills? so far, the defense ministry continues to really closely monitoring all the activities, especially the fighter just because this time china put a lot of emphasis on the display of the ability of

china is definitely trying to test its ability to deny the us support. in the case of a potential invasion of taiwan and in another development, william the u. s. navy said one of its worship, sailed through the south china, see what more can you tell us about that? so once again, we saw this response from the united states that they've been doing a lot over the last few years when ever china has a very large scale military aggression towards tying one the so through their military new naval vessels, through the south china sea or the town one straight, they call this the freedom of navigation operation and this time it's similar. but the difference is that last august, when close the visit at m, china launched a one week military exercise around time. one of the us did not, in fact engage in such a navigation operation, but this time they decided to do it. i think it's just to show that they considered the latest round of military exercise around time. one as more important and probably more threatening than last one. so, you know, when we look at the bigger picture here, william, do you think that, that tomorrow things go back to the way th

william. it's the 3rd day of china's drills. what has this day brought so far? so 1st this morning we have seen dozens of chinese fighter jets again entering, ty, one's air defense identification zone, and at least 3 or 5 of those have in fact across the center line of the time one street. but one is in fact, more concerning is the confirmation both by the time when he's defense ministry and also the japanese defense ministry, the china, us aircraft, carrier group, chandel has, in fact participated in this military exercise from the western pacific that is on the east side of time wine in there are at least 80 landing and takeoff activities that it has been successfully carried out. and what the experts are saying is that now that the china can prove that they can carry out attacks potentially from the east side of time. one, there is no longer any safe zone for time one to actually preserve its military capability. and also on this, at, at the same time, the east side of taiwan is also the passage where it's necessary for the us to use in order to come for a po

yeah. despite the, the us and china bear tre. william was impacted by the us, china tory war. however, these countries express ready for example, vietnam and mexico. they are being the middle country to siphon major impulse need to buy the u. s. from china. so specifically, what i'm talking about is most of vietnam increase export import. nice. when us imports from china fail, such as computer accessories and telecommunication equipment, but china, export to vietnam have more than top o seems 2017, and a tray. so pers, nearly triple by 2022. in a similar of a china export symmetrical increase by nearly 30 percent last year on top of a 50 percent increase in 2021. and china maybe exporting less to you. you and the state. the rest of it is actually not in the rest of the exporting, more through mexico and vietnam to the us. yeah, and that's why expert in china share of global manufacturing production has continued to increase from 20 percent in 2017 and increased 220-2130 one percent protocol security. now, we are seeing a trend in the global scale of what's going on on this who

william, thank you. now we look at how china and russia are trying to undercut the u.s. dollar.enior national correspondent rich edson has that part of the story tonight. rich? >> good evening, bret. emerging economies say they are working on a new currency to replace the u.s. dollar and dramatically reduce their dependence on the green back. russia says diplomats will discuss the issue this summer at the bricks summit. brazil, russia, china africa and china make up called brick country. the u.s. dollar has been the dominant global currency since the end of the second world war. republicans say the white house needs to address this. >> i don't think we have given it much attention and i don't think that the biden administration is doing much about it. >> about 60% of global currency reserves are held in dollars. so the international monetary fund says the percentage of currency reserves held in dollars has been falling for about two decades. the world's dependence on the dollar gives the u.s. economy a major edge and the power to sanction companies, governments and individuals.

china's aggressive rhetoric a raising the temperature in the taiwan strait. many now fear that a single mis step could spock a conflict that neither side is prepared for. our correspondence, william young told us more bother eyes intentions between taiwan and china. so earlier today we heard from reuters a news agency at least 20 a warships from both from 10 on each side actually are engaged in a standoff. and we don't know much about the details, but i think that just reflects how can the tension has really been building up since the announcement of the military exercise yesterday. and because of the very frequent movement and activities involving the chinese vessels, chinese fighter jets and also their coast guard ship. this is now, i think, really raising the stakes about like whether there will be any kind of miscalculation at any site. i think breached, you know, the medium line of the how and stray we saw several chinese fighter jet and also that's already did since yesterday. so how is taiwan responding to the drills? so far, the defense ministry continues to really closely monitoring all the activities, especially the fighter just because this time china put a lot of emph

trade and diplomacy are on the agenda as a ernest williams delegation visits china for the first timeince the pandemic. more than a dozen companies including rio tinto and fortescue are involved, while australia's trade minister is also do a visit. it's the strongest sign yet but relations are improving, since tensions flared with the previous government in canberra. divided is sanctioning russian and iranian intelligence services individuals for their roles in detaining americans. wnba start brittney griner was brought home from russia last year after facing drug charges. one reporter, evan gershkovich remains in custody, accused of spying. senior officials say further penalties are likely, under an executive order signed last july. an obedient company says chinese authorities questioned employees and its offices in shanghai. they say they took away computers and phones, but made no arrests. bain says it is cooperating as appropriate. it is the latest move in with the u.s. has described as an emergent pattern of actions targeting foreign companies in china. global news, powered by mo

china and south africa. let's speak now to william jackson, who is emerging market economist at capital economics. een signalling the post—covid reopening of china by hosting a series of world leaders. what can we read into the fact that brazil's leader has been among the first? you are absolutely right. as china moves into its postcode environment it seems to be wanting to spread its international wings. we have seen talks between saudi arabia and iran recently, and now we have cordial words with president lula, hayes and china at the moment. there is a big political angle to this, to find a way to cement relations with an ally, particularly as relations with brazil were very strained under the previous brazilian president. it is for president lula to show a big shift in foreign policy compared to the foreign government, which was very pro—us. president lula has perceived multilateralism. there are quite strong reasons for the country is to be allied, particularly from the brazilian side, which relies very heavily on china for trade. its biggest exporter things like soybeans, beef and ion, a lot o

just going to be the right direction and the right strategy for china to really impose on a potential time one invasion. w corresponded william young with. thank you very much with him. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines. horton, china has sentenced to prominence human rights lawyers to jail terms of more than 10 years. each. shooty john and dean jace were convicted of state, the version both network key members of the new citizens move as the civil rights group calling for constitutional reform and criticizing government corruption. the palestinian health ministry says israeli forces have killed a palestinian during a raid on refugee camp. the occupied west bank statement said the 15 year old boy was shot at the head chest and abdomen. israel said its troops entered the ark about jabar camp to apprehend the terraces. 7 a boat carrying some 400 people on board as a drift in the mediterranean sea, and it's taking on water. the support service alarm phone says it received a call from the vessel, adding that nobody on board could steer it because the captain had left. it's believed the boat departed

china's aggressive rhetoric a raising the temperature in the taiwan strait. many now fear that a single misstep could spock a conflict that neither side is prepared for. d w correspondent william yang told us more about the rising tensions between taiwan and china. so earlier today, reuters reported 10 naval ships from both sides actually held a stand off across right around the median line, which is the unofficial demarcation that separates time one in china. and so i think that just reflect the closeness and also the proximity of the both sides are military aircraft and also military vessels are getting into each other and as some of the videos that we showed displayed and shared by the tony's defense ministry. these are the re, i think, tens times and i think there could be a lot of miscalculation, involved if any side decided to violate the routine drills and practices and just went one step further to infringe on the other side territory. let's take a look now at some of the other stores making use around the world. for people have been killed in an avalanche close to move law and the french out, at least 9 others were injured. the group were hiking near the. i'm all set

while taiwan government strongly rejects china's sovereignty claims, let's pregnancy w correspondent, william yang in taipei. william, you just listen to the news conference by taiwanese defense officials. what did they have to say about the plan to no fly zone? so the initial common coming from the national defense ministry here is saying they can only suspect that it might have something to do with aerospace activities conducted by the chinese. but there are no more details and they are continuing to try to determine the nature of the no flight. and in the meantime, they are also responding to highlight the way that they have responded to these 3 day mil, 3 activities and exercises that we've seen earlier this week. they said that they have elevated the already new level of combat readiness. and at the same time also established a reaction center. so at the same time, they are also instructing the military to respond to any intrusion conducted by the chinese fighter jets and also naval vessels of based on the principle of safeguarding the medium line, safeguarding the territorial water and

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former government adviser and now vice president of the think tank the center for china and globalization. and ian williamsfire of the dragon — china's new cold war�*.(guesti)(guest 2) ian, i would like to respond there, that we shouldn't just ian, i would like to respond there, that we shouldn'tjust be blindly following what the united states comes up with is a policy, or beijing. in some of the negative reaction to those remarks, both in europe and the united states? it was europe and the united states? it was interestinu. europe and the united states? it was interesting- he _ europe and the united states? it was interesting. he sort _ europe and the united states? it was interesting. he sort of _ europe and the united states? it was interesting. he sort of ducked - europe and the united states? it ms interesting. he sort of ducked the question a little bit, not really wanting to respond directly. i would say to the americans, it is very much, this is emmanuel macron being emmanuel macron, he likes the international stage. emmanuel macron, he likes the internationalstage. he emmanuel macron, he likes the

william de gale from blue box -- bluebox. let's start with the semi conductor space. something different from memory chip and these machines. then, there are that geopolitical risks in chinaat is your take on what we are seeing in terms of the hardware component piece within semiconductors and that demand going forward? william: as you said, there is definitely a distinction between different elements. there is no particular shortage and has not been for a while. it is not the healthiest market but is very cyclical, it will come back in time. the other extreme is controlled through analog. we are waiting to see over the next couple of weeks, more of the results. at the moment, -- [indiscernible] there is a balance between short-term demand and long-term drivers in general. this is certainly boosted by government as they try to bring things back china. manus: very good morning. the eu $43 billion plan as opposed to de-risk on the asian producing chip -- asian to producing nations. will it succeed or will it end up a massive oversupply? william: [indiscernible] in a world where things have been duplicated, the semi conductor industry always affairs capacity. to build new ca

china as you heard william say is condemning this meeting between mccarthy and the president, and the entire transit through america, she's been visiting with a few countries that still have diplomatic relations with the island, about 13 left now in the entire world as china goes one by one and picking them off. we have been speaking with folks here in taipei. they are extremely concerned about a possible invasion, and they are not too confident that the u.s. would actually step in to help. >> do you think america would come and help? >> no. no. you'll see what happens in europe, no. why we should lie to ourself, say america will come. i don't think so. >> and gillian, some folks here in taipei are thinking about going to other countries because they have been watching what's happening in ukraine very, very closely, but if something were to happen with china, this is an island, they would not be able to flee like the refugees we saw did in ukraine last year. so they are already thinking and planning ahead about moving now, gillian. >> very telling, thank you. >> john: the money sound

president to the united states and canada. china claims that taiwan is part of its own territory. taiwan rejects that claim. joining us now is the w correspondent, william young, and ty pays a william time when the defense officials just holding a conference. what did they have to say about the plans? no fly zone? so the only information that they share during the press conference is in my house something to do with china's aerospace activities. and they said that they will continue to monitor and try to get more information. but i think it's important that the taiwanese transportation ministry immediately stepped and launched a protest, shortened the window of the 3 a no fly zone to just 27 minutes. because as you pointed out, just earlier in the report that it could have a major disruption to the air traffic in and around taiwan. and i think this even though we don't really know the nature and the intention of imposing, there's no fly zone. it could just be another experiment or the test of a new strategy. china might be considering deploying in the future when they are trying to pose the more pressure on to tie one. what sort of reaction to china is

china. c, i direct a william burns has reportedly criticized saudi arabia as reconciliation. with long time rivals, iran and syria burns express frustration with the saudis, he told saudi crown prince mohammed ben salman. that the u. s. a self blindsided by re as reproach. mon, with iran and syria countries that remain heavily sanctioned by the west, under the auspices of washington's global rivals. the us officials commons reportedly came during his unannounced visit to saudi arabia early this week. and on thursday, another round of talks between react and to wrong withheld in china, which has mediated the rekindling of ties during a meeting in beijing, the foreign minister of saudi arabia and iran agreed to restore flights between the countries along with both official unofficial visits. this comes 2 weeks off the rear and to ron agreed to re establish diplomatic relations and some media outlets . i think we point out china is expanding its influence across the middle east with washington seeing these developments as a threat to its geopolitical dominance. and the region. a

and it's up to type and defect a us ally to guess whether china next sure port will just be a drill. or the w correspondent, william young joined us earlier from tai pay and he told us more about the expansion of china's military drills to new areas around taiwan. we have seen dozens of chinese fighter jets again entering, ty, ones, air defense identification zone, and at least 35 of those have in fact across the center line of the taiwan strait. but what is, in fact more concerning is the confirmation both by the time when he's defense ministry and also the japanese defense ministry, the, china's aircraft carrier group, son don't, has, in fact participated in this military exercise from the western pacific that is on the east side of taiwan and there are at least 80 landing and take off activities that has been success fully carried out. and what the experts are saying is the now that the china can prove that they can carry out attacks potentially from the east side of taiwan. there is no longer any said film for taiwan to actually preserve its military capability. and also on this, at the same time, the east side

but french president william oak hall, absent on a trip to china, seems determined not to back down even with mach wrong thousands of kilometers away . paris is still burning. this time it was one of the french presidents, favorite restaurants in flames. as processed as again faced up with police over his pension reform ah, elsewhere in the french capital, striking railway workers took aim at another target and briefly stormed the building housing, the offices of u. s. investment giant black rock. the company is a major player in the private pension market, though it's not been involved in the government's plans. but despite the sales and the clashes, demonstrators seem determined to carry on many on the streets of paris were angry about not just the deeply unpopular reform itself, but also about the government's heavy handed approach. no, no, no dialogue. the never has been any. the government on a busy killer, the head of state david made on that positions by declaring that it's absolutely essential, carry out this reform. even though there are many of the means which could be explored

there is also the china reopening so went to know if you are taking advantage of that. william: you talk about balance and if you look at china, there is a real balance there because yes, there is and that is good for china obviously and global growth. on the other hand, we continue to see the challenges around international trade and the political relationship between china and the u.s. in particular is very much in the balance. yes, there is an opening up of china but please do not expect the relationships with china and the rest of the world to return to where we were five or six years ago. francine: we have a lot of companies trying to look at decoupling as a way of protecting themselves from these future technologies. where you invest your money? your top three picks. william: in terms of money, we went through 2022 and there was real concern about technology and some of the hits to the earnings that we were saying. we think that is overdone. let's look at this topping out rates. yields are starting to come down , and within that sphere, we think there are opportunities wi

practice, but we'll stand up to any provocation that china undertakes in the western pacific because of these meetings. >> senior national correspondent william la jeunesse l live in si valley. >> with many western countries angry for china right now for a variety of reasons, this is an opportunity and pivotal moment for taiwan, which is about the size of maryland with a population of florida. taiwan is david. china is goliath. that's one reason president tsai needs support not just from the white house, but members of congress, including speaker pelosi, formerly, of course, and speaker mccarthy to counter that threat. china claims the island as its own and sees today as a provocation and warns of consequences. >> this act seriously violates the one china principle and provisions of the three china, and gravely undermines china's sovereignty and territorial integrity. >> exactly what china is going to do is unknown, but they do see today as a provocation and warn of consequences. exactly what they'll do, well, they've begun live fire drills along the taiwan strait and jets have been crossing into contested airspace. now, from the u.s. point o

united states and canada, china claims taiwan as part of its own territory, while ty, one's government strongly rejects the chinese claims. let's get more from our correspondent william young, who's in the taiwanese capital, taipei welcome, william. let's start with taiwanese defense officials. what are they saying about this that closure so all they have currently said is it's probably related to a chinese aerospace activity, but they don't know about the nature and also the intention. but how many experts are saying, they believe this is just another chinese grades on tactics trying to test whether they can use a non military excuse to actually implement such a no fly zone in a very busy flight route. that's just north of type, hey, i think there are a few factors that we have to consider for this. for one, this is just happening right after the 3 day military exercise around taiwan. and at the same time, it coincides with the foreign ministers meeting among g 7 countries in japan. and as we know, this is a route is heavily busy traveling between taiwan and japan. and it's also within kind of one's a d i z. so a lot of the experts are saying that this is just china

just going to be the right direction and the right strategy for china to really impose on a potential tie one invasion w, corresponded william young with. thank you very much with him. time now to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. a caught in china, her centers to prominent human rights lawyers to jail terms of more than 10 years. each. shooty young and dangerous. she were convicted of state subversion. both men were key members of the new citizens move. that's a civil rights group calling for constitutional reform and criticizing government corruption. the palestinian health ministry says israeli forces have killed a palestinian teenager during a raid on a refugee camp in the occupied west bank. the person in statement said the 15 year old boy was killed by quote, occupation bullets in jericho. israel said its forces. we're operating in the arc about ge, about camp near jericho without providing any further details. a boat with some 400 people on board as a drift in the mediterranean sea and it is taking on water the pool support service, alarm phone says it received a call fr

he's president sighing when the united states and canada, china claims taiwan as its own territory, which taiwan strongly rejects, correspond william young in taipei told me more about time when he's reaction to this latest chinese announcement. so all they have currently said is that it's probably related to a chinese aerospace activity, but they don't know about the nature and also the intention. but how, when his experts are saying that they believe this is just another chinese agrees on tactics. trying to test whether they can use a non military excuse to actually implement such a no fly zone in a very busy flight route. that's just north of taipei. i think there are a few factors that we have to consider for this. for one, this is just happening, bry, after the 3 day military exercise around taiwan. and at the same time a, coincides with the foreign ministers meeting among g 7 countries in japan. and as we know, this is a route that is heavily busy traveling between taiwan and japan. and it's also within time, once a d i see. so a lot of the experts are saying that this is just china as showing the options that they have in th

williams during the super bowl. that is not yet having an impact. chinalooking stronger, a big cognac market for them, that is improving giving the -- given the reopening. tom: let's see if they can serve up a win, with serena williams crazy righted there? -- see what i did there? francine: very good. tom: dovish debut. new boj governor kazuo ueda keep stimulus in place while calling for a long-term review of policy. the yen is the currency to watch, down more than 1%, we get the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into the trading day and here are your top stories. the yen extends the glands -- extends declines after the new boj governor says he will not as a tate for after monetary review. amazon says its cloud revenue business is slowing. plus, natwest flight on net interest income and an upgrade to its guidance. we will hear exclusively from their chief executive officer. tom: let's check on the markets with the earnings warning from amazon around its cloud services business. until working through some of the i

guess you have the united states in china trying to, to put a ceiling in not around $100.00 per barrel last year. we so the united states uses s p r strategic william reserve reserve quite extensively, that probably prevented a major surgery and prices beyond what we saw. and then again, china as well, has a very extensive s p r that it can use to kind of try and put a ceiling and just sort of counter the 5th floor if you like. right. and for russia, for them, it is good news. the price is right. yeah, i think it's a so for all producing countries and a higher price, this is good up to a certain point. russia and opec has to be careful, of course, that they don't push price is so high that it starts to, to impact impact demand, a tense time for the global economy. and now for russia, there is obviously the element of the, of the g $7.00 price cap. but it, when you look at sort of the, the nitty, gritty of, of the global trade and, and the way that oil trade works is really difficult to make that water tight. and to make sure that it works properly. is very hard to say exactly how well the, the price cap has worked so far. so the bottom line is stil

than the drill that we saw last august after china carry only one week military drill around time one following on nancy pelosi visit to time one is william you just hinted at how are you interpreting beijing's explanation as to the purpose of these latest exercises? i think the gene definitely fills the knee to showcase that they are frustrated and they have the ability to respond in a very resolute way. they have repeatedly before the meeting that they will resolutely defend national security and territorial integrity. and so i think these actions are the exact response to what they said, and at the same time i think they are warning and time one and washington they don't approve any high. busy level meetings and exchanges between ty pay and washington. so as long as a time on president is continuing to get to me, high level us officials, they are going to continue and normalize these kind of a military exercise that sizes around time one. and william would have been the reactions in taiwan. i think so far, how many people are not panic, lee responding to the situation? i think because right now they are still waiting to see if any larg

william yang in taiwan. thanks about and it's time now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. china has denied an accusation by the world health organization that it with health data concerning the origins of coven 90. they ging accused w, a show of conducting what it called a smear campaign. after its chief said, china should have shared genetic information about the virus earlier that exist. thousands of israelis have taken to the streets in the latest protest against the government plan to limit the judiciary powers demonstrate or say the proposal is a power grab. weekly riley's are continuing despite on going negotiations to find a compromise between opponents and supporters of the law. conflicting us court rulings have cast uncertainty over access to a common abortion drug. a judge in texas suspended the longstanding approval of method prestone. shortly after another federal judge in washington state ordered authorities to keep the drug on the market and at least 17 other states. police in iran say they are installing cameras in public places to identify and punish women, not w

>> mike: william la jeunesse, thank you very much. up next how the chinan the semiconductor industry. and in a few minutes this week's "notable quotables." ♪ it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ ♪ >> mike: the chips act is encouraging semiconduct at companies to increase manufacturing here in the u.s. but to take on china. the biden administration is looking elsewhere for assistance. tonight my colleague bret baier look at some of those strategies and the importance of increasing semiconductor production around the world. >> bret: thanks, mike. president biden has taken his chip manufacturing to allies abro

china, was i good by a meeting between towns, preston, silent, gwen, jewish. how speak are kevin mccarthy. los angeles. earlier this week between concert as the self william island group, how we province. narrowly i spoke to d. w correspondent, william young in taiwan, whose monitoring the situation that defense ministry over here is closely monitoring all day activities by the people's liberation army around taiwan. a lot of the collaboration and coordination have been made between the naval forces and also the coast guard. and they are keeping a very close eye about how the air force by the p o, a is really operating a lot of their fighter jets because a lot of the experts are saying this next 3 days is in fact a very important exercise for the p o s air force. this is a very important area at that time when is pain a very close attention to. so in august last year we saw a similar drill is when the venue as how speaker nancy pelosi that taiwan. how are people in taiwan comparing both drills? so last only because the drill is a lot more dramatic and the scale is much bigger. and there, it also involves the fighting of firing some of the missiles that fl

organization was cut short william burns is not the only superpower in the world, of course, he claimed that america is still superior compared to its rivals . referring to the rise of china in the global arena, the head of the central intelligence agency said that the way america's relations with china are managed is the biggest start for american policymakers in the coming decades. the loss of the confidential information of the us ministry of defense pointed out and said that this very unfortunate incident has made the situation difficult for the us . the information of the pentagon, which mostly includes confidential information about the state of military readiness of ukraine, biden's ability to participate in the elections 2024 does not exist, this is the reaction of former us president donald trump to the recent distractions of the current president of this country, he said that he should be able to manage and direct another election campaign. donald trump also responded to the us foreign policy and said that the world is full there is tension and there is a possibility of the third world war, but the american government is paying attention to this issue . trump ca