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they dump these products on the shores at almost no cost at all and everybody probably knows that in china, steel is subsidized. what they are trying to do is hurt our market share. i know you get this more than anybody. you don't see a spike immediately. it is something that happens over time. this is a great narrative thing. it is one of the narratives donald trump stole from us that we have to get back and i think that is why you saw the president in pittsburgh today speaking at the steel workers union headquarters. >> president biden put out a new ad today all about american workers. let's watch a piece. >> we listened to four years of donald trump talking about infrastructure because it was a lot of lip service with the previous administration. joe biden delivered on it. i see jobs coming to the area. i see infrastructure fixed up. i see those policies working. you tell me an investment that the previous administration made that is close to what joe biden has done. >> you think this will resonate with voters because it continues to be amazing that former president trump is sort of abl
they dump these products on the shores at almost no cost at all and everybody probably knows that in china, steel is subsidized. what they are trying to do is hurt our market share. i know you get this more than anybody. you don't see a spike immediately. it is something that happens over time. this is a great narrative thing. it is one of the narratives donald trump stole from us that we have to get back and i think that is why you saw the president in pittsburgh today speaking at the steel...
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china's case is slightly different. it was xi jinping where we got the intelligence wrong about what kind of leader he would be. of course, what did he do? he came in, secretly gave a series of speeches. you can read about it here, about building up china's nuclear force. did the repression on hong kong. now, we are caught with a leader who we're going to be living with for another ten years or so. while things eased up in the past year or, actually, i should say the past six months, i don't know anybody in the u.s. government who thinks we aren't on a longer-term confrontation. we're focused on the middle east, rightly so, but the risk here is once again getting distracted. >> david ignatius, take the next question. >> david, you've been covering the rise of this new cold war for years and doing it superbly. i want to ask you what kind of marks you'd give president biden for dealing with the issues that you raise in your book. in this newly dangerous world, how is he doing? >> so he started off rough with the afghanist
china's case is slightly different. it was xi jinping where we got the intelligence wrong about what kind of leader he would be. of course, what did he do? he came in, secretly gave a series of speeches. you can read about it here, about building up china's nuclear force. did the repression on hong kong. now, we are caught with a leader who we're going to be living with for another ten years or so. while things eased up in the past year or, actually, i should say the past six months, i don't...
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>> china does have some leverage at least on paper, but it's difficult to, for china to actually pull that lever because it is not that powerful in the region and it doesn't intend to use that power when you look at the leverage, it as china has substantial investments with iran, china's main purchaser of iranian oil. china has helped soften the blow from us sanctions in iran. but analysts point out that center rania in relations are strained because of china's underinvestment in iran and china tends to mind its own business. it does not want to overextend itself the way it believes the us has. so this is why the belief is from the perspective of beijing, the solution here is not for china to restrain iran and to use its so-called leverage on it. ron. but for the united states to restrain israel back to you, max kristie, bobby to thank you both for joining me after the break, donald trump's historic criminal trial is set to begin today. we'll look at what to expect with the jury selection >> the sinking of the titanic, how it really haven't especially to our premier sunday, april 28,
>> china does have some leverage at least on paper, but it's difficult to, for china to actually pull that lever because it is not that powerful in the region and it doesn't intend to use that power when you look at the leverage, it as china has substantial investments with iran, china's main purchaser of iranian oil. china has helped soften the blow from us sanctions in iran. but analysts point out that center rania in relations are strained because of china's underinvestment in iran and...
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if they would have done the same thing to joe biden, he would have sold us out to china, russia and ukraine. all these black people against trump, he's got nothing against y'all. y'all are in the dark about this mess. host: this is mike in orlando, former, independent. caller: good morning. wow, dishonest donald going to court? it's hard to believe. here is a man that proclaims his innocence, everything he is not guilty of, so why doesn't he want to go to court? why did he delay this for all this time and even now, still railing against it? it was me, i would want to go to court yesterday, but donald doesn't want to go to court. it is about time he finally pays for all the things he has done wrong. i think about the 1100 people that used to work in this casino that lost a pension fund, or the people who invested in a trump university lost their money, for he stole from his own charity. and let's not forget that he bankrupted the ussr, so this is a great day in america. we used to say nobody is above the law. fantastic day. thank you very much for having me on. host: that is mike in orlando,
if they would have done the same thing to joe biden, he would have sold us out to china, russia and ukraine. all these black people against trump, he's got nothing against y'all. y'all are in the dark about this mess. host: this is mike in orlando, former, independent. caller: good morning. wow, dishonest donald going to court? it's hard to believe. here is a man that proclaims his innocence, everything he is not guilty of, so why doesn't he want to go to court? why did he delay this for all...
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we have hundred thousand biblical from whence it offered the precursor comes from china. a plaint with thread people a day dying in our country. now we have cells within our country who at any moment could check our infrastructure or other ways of unrestricted warfare that i mentioned. i would urge you to get a focus on homeland security. we focus on protection. stop the, funding for the unnecessary processing let secure our border and put back in place the policies that had led to a secure almost secure border, thank you you back. >> thank you serena recognize the ranking member of the entire committee. >> thank you very, very much mr. i'm sorry to be running in and out but it is the nature of the beast. thank you veryth much. mr. secretary thank you very, very much. thank you for your years of service to this country. i said in a prior meeting to secretary cardona it was shirleo chisholm the first african-american that said public service should directly pay for space on this earth. and as i said to secretary cardona who has been paying the rent, you've been paying that
we have hundred thousand biblical from whence it offered the precursor comes from china. a plaint with thread people a day dying in our country. now we have cells within our country who at any moment could check our infrastructure or other ways of unrestricted warfare that i mentioned. i would urge you to get a focus on homeland security. we focus on protection. stop the, funding for the unnecessary processing let secure our border and put back in place the policies that had led to a secure...
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public perception of china has changed. >> over the last to years relations with china have become a primary focus of the united states foreign policy and with excellent reason. >> the published military strategy of the united states defines china as our number one competitor in the world. >> the c.i.a. director bill burns stated that china presents the greatest challenge to u.s. interests and to international order. >> a lot of us have been tracking for a while this battle over what to think about china. >> the u.s. and china combined to make up 43% of the world g.d.p. and are two of the three strongest militaries in the entire world. >> any u.s.-china conflict, hot or cold, would send shock waves through the rest of the world. >> some people are calling ate new cold war. others say no, it's not. >> as the chinese agenda has become apparent, the u.s. has started to respond. >> chinese communist party cannot be trusted. the world has seen chinese -- china's brutality. >> students coming from china who are visiting scholars if they are here to do research or study in the sciences or e
public perception of china has changed. >> over the last to years relations with china have become a primary focus of the united states foreign policy and with excellent reason. >> the published military strategy of the united states defines china as our number one competitor in the world. >> the c.i.a. director bill burns stated that china presents the greatest challenge to u.s. interests and to international order. >> a lot of us have been tracking for a while this...
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and china. host: when you say flattery anger, piston trump is called -- president bynum has called xi jinping -- president biden -- sorry, i'm getting confused. former president praised xi jinping and president biden has called him a thug and a dictator. can you talk about xi jinping and how china views those leaders? guest: president trump believes an intimate relationship between him and the chinese leader will help facilitate progress on his priorities. president biden believes in the power of personal relationships but is less certain that public praise of xi jinping will deliver progress on american priorities. president biden is outspoken and direct and candid in his articulation of oppression she should be -- president xi jinping's system. president xi jinping is absent being called a thug, but he is a cold-blooded calculator and i doubt that he has a clear preference between one candidate or the other in the upcoming election. host: let's look at what former president trump said in a fox
and china. host: when you say flattery anger, piston trump is called -- president bynum has called xi jinping -- president biden -- sorry, i'm getting confused. former president praised xi jinping and president biden has called him a thug and a dictator. can you talk about xi jinping and how china views those leaders? guest: president trump believes an intimate relationship between him and the chinese leader will help facilitate progress on his priorities. president biden believes in the power...
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china. and you know why, because we lived it or waved the sanctions that we had, this administration, on the drones, and the missiles, and on the energy. this is giving them $100 billion in cash to fund their terror operations. and that's why we're seeing this. >> okay. but you still don't have a commitment from the republican speaker of the house to vote on what you say is a republican priority. that has to drive you mad here. do you expect to get an answer when you talk to the speaker tonight? >> i have a commitment that it will come to the floor, my preference is -- >> when? >> -- this week. >> your preference? but still an open question. i mean, the speaker of the house went down to mar-a-lago this week, stood beside donald trump and we have not heard the republican front-runner in any way endorse the package that you are saying there are republican votes to pass. >> he did say he supports this idea of a loan program 80% of the funding goes into -- >> that's not in the national security
china. and you know why, because we lived it or waved the sanctions that we had, this administration, on the drones, and the missiles, and on the energy. this is giving them $100 billion in cash to fund their terror operations. and that's why we're seeing this. >> okay. but you still don't have a commitment from the republican speaker of the house to vote on what you say is a republican priority. that has to drive you mad here. do you expect to get an answer when you talk to the speaker...
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israel and hamas, china's military build-up is substantial. that was this morning when i came up with. can you argue american strength and persuasion is better today than it was four years ago globally? >> 100% i can do that comfortably after serving in uniform. this is a president who understands american leadership on the world stage. devoted additional resources not just militarily but diplomatically and economically to advance national security interests and we'll continue to do that. american leadership. talk about the middle east on the weekend. american leadership was absolutely vital to helping israel defend itself. we had american fighter pilots in the air first time ever that we were involved in the active defense of israel in a combat sort of scenario. that's how seriously we take our commitments. as the israelis said themselves they count have done what they did without american help. >> dana: the attack is this hinge moment in the middle east in its history. now you have a situation where iran from its soil has attacked israel and
israel and hamas, china's military build-up is substantial. that was this morning when i came up with. can you argue american strength and persuasion is better today than it was four years ago globally? >> 100% i can do that comfortably after serving in uniform. this is a president who understands american leadership on the world stage. devoted additional resources not just militarily but diplomatically and economically to advance national security interests and we'll continue to do that....
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we know iran, china, and russia are doing this and will continue to do it as we move to a presidential election. that should frighten most americans. while we want to have free speech, wet to ensure that americans are not receiving false information from foreign adversaries that may keep them from voting and may give them false information of the most critical decisions and responsibilities that americans have. host: she says on the select committee on weaponization and is from the u.s. virgin islands. at thank you for your time. guest: thank you. host: we will talk about efforts not only from the attack and -- from iran but first it is open forum. if you want to comment (202) 748-8001 (202) 748-8001, for republicans. democrats (202) 748-8000. independents (202) 748-8002. we will take calls when "washington journal" continues. >> do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give up will be the truth come the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> quach american history's tv, congress investigates as we explore investigations by the u.s. and senate. eac
we know iran, china, and russia are doing this and will continue to do it as we move to a presidential election. that should frighten most americans. while we want to have free speech, wet to ensure that americans are not receiving false information from foreign adversaries that may keep them from voting and may give them false information of the most critical decisions and responsibilities that americans have. host: she says on the select committee on weaponization and is from the u.s. virgin...
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sell to china, to do business with china. why all of a sudden so much caution and fear it seems as well. i think initially, the hope was that by engaging with china, by investing in china through big blue chip, firms like general electric in the united states. siemens in germany or fort barton, which went into china in a big way already in the 1980s that, that would liberalize china eventually. and it would turn into a western style democracy that was basically the theory. and i think already several years ago in the united states and more recently in europe, people have realized that that's not going to happen. that china is going to remain for all intents and purposes and all storage area and system. and because the united states feels threatened by, what they see is china's attempts to improve it, standing globally improve it's, it's power based globally, you know, they need to counter that. so they're trying to withdraw a little bit. the risk is the united states cause that and they feel that particular at the moment thre
sell to china, to do business with china. why all of a sudden so much caution and fear it seems as well. i think initially, the hope was that by engaging with china, by investing in china through big blue chip, firms like general electric in the united states. siemens in germany or fort barton, which went into china in a big way already in the 1980s that, that would liberalize china eventually. and it would turn into a western style democracy that was basically the theory. and i think already...
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-china bilateral relationship. during this trip, we have been able to build on that foundation to move the ball forward on specific issues that matter to americans. this does not mean we have resolved all of our differences. there is much more work to do. and it remains unclear what this relationship will endure in the months and years ahead. it as we proceed, we must remember that its trajectory is not predetermined. it depends on the choices each of our country's make. the american people expect a clear read approach to china, one that precedes with confidence about the economic strength of our country and protects our national security, while finding a way forward so that both countries can live in a world of peace and prosperity. the president and i are firmly committed to continue to deliver on that. thank you. i would be glad to take your questions. >> first question goes to alan rappaport of the new york times. >> thank you, secretary ellen. following your meeting with the premier, his office put out a state
-china bilateral relationship. during this trip, we have been able to build on that foundation to move the ball forward on specific issues that matter to americans. this does not mean we have resolved all of our differences. there is much more work to do. and it remains unclear what this relationship will endure in the months and years ahead. it as we proceed, we must remember that its trajectory is not predetermined. it depends on the choices each of our country's make. the american people...
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so while the rest of the world is talking about china, china, china, india is right there with it. almost like a mac. yet look, it's still expected, but china will surpass the us. china will become the number one economy in the world by 2027. we have spoken about this before you and i. that means that us will fall to number 2. india will rise to number 3. but take a look at this chart. i found this fascinating comparing india and china from a real g d p. a point of u d. p growth that has. and you might be surprised to find out that there india is actually a head of china. see the blue line. india's got actually ahead of china beginning around 2022 india has pulled ahead. of course, china still has the upper hand on tack in manufacturing. but wait, wait, wait, something has just happened. that could alter that course. actually thought john tesla, it's cranking up for a mega entry into india. senior officials from the company will soon be meeting comments and industry minister the score to reportedly finalize. they've gone towards the investment at operations. so there you have, i me
so while the rest of the world is talking about china, china, china, india is right there with it. almost like a mac. yet look, it's still expected, but china will surpass the us. china will become the number one economy in the world by 2027. we have spoken about this before you and i. that means that us will fall to number 2. india will rise to number 3. but take a look at this chart. i found this fascinating comparing india and china from a real g d p. a point of u d. p growth that has. and...
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a jeremy and want to continue. corporation with china continued to grow business in china that continue to expand some of the areas country, maybe not enough cooperation or not enough german business presidency in china, such as agriculture, fluid, around $120.00, over the years old. china relied on gemini, i'm the you for tech inputs, but now it's technologically self sufficient. in the event of a major spent with the world's 2nd largest economy, germany's could be seriously damaged. some experts say gym and g d p could shrink by 5 percent. the same amount as during the cobit crisis to meet them, it didn't go out to 0 for counting the cost. but for more on this let spring, and i guess it's joining us from milan. italy is danielle gross. he's the director of the institute for european policy making at the corner university and an advisor to the european parliament. i'm from sonia pool is shay gong. she's an assistant professor in the china program at 9 yang technological university. a very well welcome to both of you, mr. goes, i'll start with you in milan. why has old f schultz gone fr
a jeremy and want to continue. corporation with china continued to grow business in china that continue to expand some of the areas country, maybe not enough cooperation or not enough german business presidency in china, such as agriculture, fluid, around $120.00, over the years old. china relied on gemini, i'm the you for tech inputs, but now it's technologically self sufficient. in the event of a major spent with the world's 2nd largest economy, germany's could be seriously damaged. some...
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they see opportunities in china. miss gong, which feels do you see it growing and, and, and how important is that to china? you know, to show that it can do really good business in trade, whether you appear in country, in the backdrop of these tensions with the european union. yes, you are the well, the key areas that both sides will be really, you know, happy to work always the great energy. right is, but we won't really, it's definitely because of russian where you're suffering from this adage, crises throughout the years. and then in these that china is gaining advantages. and also can, you know, some how can you know, a company met with the bill of the building in the euro. and the thing is that i think the 2 sides, they actually know things about the 3rd party collaboration, which so many used to be part of it in about to really the shape of it doesn't have to be brand new belt to really new shaking. but they can call, you know, they can think of the plan that their marketing, that, that's based off east asia, l
they see opportunities in china. miss gong, which feels do you see it growing and, and, and how important is that to china? you know, to show that it can do really good business in trade, whether you appear in country, in the backdrop of these tensions with the european union. yes, you are the well, the key areas that both sides will be really, you know, happy to work always the great energy. right is, but we won't really, it's definitely because of russian where you're suffering from this...
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be rewarded by anti—china, but they can't be anti-china _ anti—china, but they can't be anti—china enough. as he said at the beginning _ anti—china enough. as he said at the beginning of— anti—china enough. as he said at the beginning of the second, one of these _ beginning of the second, one of theseissues beginning of the second, one of these issues are playing together. one of— these issues are playing together. one of the — these issues are playing together. one of the things potentially going to be included into the aid package for ukraine and israel and so forth the united — for ukraine and israel and so forth the united states government forcing sale the united states government forcing saie of— the united states government forcing sale of tiktok. that obviously ties into that — sale of tiktok. that obviously ties into that as— sale of tiktok. that obviously ties into that as well. and any member of congress. _ into that as well. and any member of congress, republican or democrat, nose campaigning against china is a safe place _ nose campaigning against china is a
be rewarded by anti—china, but they can't be anti-china _ anti—china, but they can't be anti—china enough. as he said at the beginning _ anti—china enough. as he said at the beginning of— anti—china enough. as he said at the beginning of the second, one of these _ beginning of the second, one of theseissues beginning of the second, one of these issues are playing together. one of— these issues are playing together. one of the — these issues are playing together. one of the...
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between china and russia also how increasing a close um china ties to north korea and also to iran so that china poses this risk of being of challenging the western world, or then you have the economic area where china is viewed as a competitor, but it competition that according to german companies, is increasingly on spam. and then you have the area with china as perceive as a partner. for example, when it comes to climate change and projects for and for environmental protection. but even those areas are not very innocent because china often says you cannot just cherry pick if you're suppose to be a partner. when it comes to changing a pipe in climate change, then don't criticize a politically for human rights, etc. so it is really a very tricky relationship. and on f sholtes has a lot of challenges ahead and what's it both sides one out of that relationship this visit. if you have the german chancellor, it's traveling with a big business delegation. dozens of a ceo's of big german companies. they want to strike deals, and i would still argue that this is not the main focus of the ge
between china and russia also how increasing a close um china ties to north korea and also to iran so that china poses this risk of being of challenging the western world, or then you have the economic area where china is viewed as a competitor, but it competition that according to german companies, is increasingly on spam. and then you have the area with china as perceive as a partner. for example, when it comes to climate change and projects for and for environmental protection. but even...
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, it turns out that china bends under this pressure, china balances, china china always, china always follows its own personal interests, one should not assume that that china is an unconditional friend, we interact where it benefits it. actually, the mistake is that we imagine that we are now waging some kind of struggle and what position china will take, this is a wrong idea, this is china today counteracts the united states, you say that no, not through us, they themselves counteract the united states, first of all, these are two different competing systems and therefore china is on our side, as for specific four points, wait a second, so i’m directly calling them point by point, the first item that was called. anyway, in any case, he will defend his position on which of these points fits in, excuse me, the overlap of payments with the three largest ones, now, as for payments, we really need to understand with you, the thirteenth package of sanctions in december he named such conditions that the three largest chinese banks were at risk, at risk that they would simply withdraw mon
, it turns out that china bends under this pressure, china balances, china china always, china always follows its own personal interests, one should not assume that that china is an unconditional friend, we interact where it benefits it. actually, the mistake is that we imagine that we are now waging some kind of struggle and what position china will take, this is a wrong idea, this is china today counteracts the united states, you say that no, not through us, they themselves counteract the...
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let's talk about china then, because china is one of the possible participants of this global peace summit, and lavrov flew there for negotiations, olaf scholz is going there, and after all , sijin pin himself is going to europe in may. china is ready to cooperate with russia to develop pragmatic cooperation. the spokeswoman stated this once again. chinese foreign ministry, maoning, let's listen to what the spokeswoman of the chinese foreign ministry said. china will continue to support russia in its development and revival under the leadership of president vladimir putin, and will support the russian people in self-reliance the chosen path of development. over the past 75 years, which have passed since the establishment of diplomatic relations between china and russia. sino-russian relations have come a long way. enduring the winds and rains, on the basis of renouncing alliances, non-confrontation and non- targeting of any third party, china and russia committed themselves to long-term good-neighborliness and friendship, deepened comprehensive strategic coordination, and formed a new para
let's talk about china then, because china is one of the possible participants of this global peace summit, and lavrov flew there for negotiations, olaf scholz is going there, and after all , sijin pin himself is going to europe in may. china is ready to cooperate with russia to develop pragmatic cooperation. the spokeswoman stated this once again. chinese foreign ministry, maoning, let's listen to what the spokeswoman of the chinese foreign ministry said. china will continue to support russia...
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your thought of china is reacted to this whole circus. china has repeatedly emphasize that china has always adhered to the principal of non interference and its internal affairs and has never interfered and has no interest in interfering. and canada's internal affairs to those that, that the 2 elections in question were, quote, free and fair. sounds like the inquiry might be turning over the wrong rocks then. and that maybe they just start with a government big ticket for and spending items like for ukraine in israel, or even the u. s. military industrial complex and then work backwards from there in search of meddler, compromise and canadian, and dressed. and subsequently, a la jolla cycle is a global associate on us assess. she, us on a said to those accusations against 4 hours. uh, basically i was on the different blame away from his own the climbing popularity. nobody in the world bought disability, nor did anybody in india not hurt anybody, but job what this is doing. the people who actually tried to give some kind of pay what it was, statement to him, what some of his best on t
your thought of china is reacted to this whole circus. china has repeatedly emphasize that china has always adhered to the principal of non interference and its internal affairs and has never interfered and has no interest in interfering. and canada's internal affairs to those that, that the 2 elections in question were, quote, free and fair. sounds like the inquiry might be turning over the wrong rocks then. and that maybe they just start with a government big ticket for and spending items...
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not just between the philippines and china over the south china sea but between japan and china in the east china sea. haslinda: it's well and good that the u.s. continues to back japan as well as the philippines. the question is how far the u.s. is willing to go. from there it -- the perspective of the philippines, what is its own understanding? manolo: basically, the philippines have been trying to adopt that stance. whatever is trying it -- china is doing, whether it's a supply boat or blocking its efforts in the south china sea, what the philippines is doing is trying not to retaliate or water cannon back to the chinese ships. i think the u.s. is now quite clear in terms of saying that such is the commitment to the philippines in terms of mutual defense treaty. it's ironclad that any attack on the philippines would invoke that treaty precisely. for the philippines, as we've heard from marcos during our interview last march, that the philippines is trying not to poke the bear really. it's trying to be as calm as it can in terms of what it needs to do. it needs to resupply a military
not just between the philippines and china over the south china sea but between japan and china in the east china sea. haslinda: it's well and good that the u.s. continues to back japan as well as the philippines. the question is how far the u.s. is willing to go. from there it -- the perspective of the philippines, what is its own understanding? manolo: basically, the philippines have been trying to adopt that stance. whatever is trying it -- china is doing, whether it's a supply boat or...
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richard, germany is in an uncomfortable position here because they need china a lot more than china needs germany. so what leverage does berlin have over a patient? well i, i think there is certainly a perception within germany that it doesn't have much leverage. um and i think, i mean just to pick up like one more point on ukraine where you can actually see that maybe she's was today or even a less encouraging than they were the last time the celts went to to badging. it was november 2022, so it was less than a year off to the invasion that happened. a few crane shots went to to the aging. i was on that trip and schultz made a big thing out of being able to extract from the chinese side weddings in the so called readouts to come off to these meetings. and saying that the to lead as opposed the use of nuclear weapons. but also the threat of nuclear weapons. yeah. so this was very much kind of aimed at, it's letting me a present, of course, is backs up his war and ukraine with the threats of using new to weapons along the read out the we have this year from the chinese side does not includ
richard, germany is in an uncomfortable position here because they need china a lot more than china needs germany. so what leverage does berlin have over a patient? well i, i think there is certainly a perception within germany that it doesn't have much leverage. um and i think, i mean just to pick up like one more point on ukraine where you can actually see that maybe she's was today or even a less encouraging than they were the last time the celts went to to badging. it was november 2022, so...
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it has because china is seeing the risk getting, which means becoming more independent from china as something of a threat. it also tails in with the european strategy and a much more aggressive american strategy was all contain, of what the risking of the invitation really masses and hit what i sold a took a, was it to great links to explain to the tie needs that the german interpretation means that the risking means being less dependent. yes. but at the same time, increasing trade as he can back that up at this moment in time with german companies having invested in the past year, some 11900000000 years. that's a new record high. so trade is not decreasing at the same time, both sides of a very wary of each other. the chinese want more access to europe and markets, particularly their e cause. and there's currently still an investigation at the european level where the, the subsidies are so high that you could see some taxes slapped onto that. and that could mean assisting towards a trade confrontation. nobody wants that both sides to the depend on each other. well, thank you so muc
it has because china is seeing the risk getting, which means becoming more independent from china as something of a threat. it also tails in with the european strategy and a much more aggressive american strategy was all contain, of what the risking of the invitation really masses and hit what i sold a took a, was it to great links to explain to the tie needs that the german interpretation means that the risking means being less dependent. yes. but at the same time, increasing trade as he can...
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from china is really not likely or possible. so in the show 10, does china need containing? i think that's an interesting question. i think what china does need to do is, is work with partners within the region and really work within the current rules based order. or if it wants to read a go straight that rules based or work with countries through a consult with medical tourism. that creates new rules that are mutually agreed upon within the region. and at this stage, we haven't seen that with regards to the on costs agreement. that's the united nations clause sees in the south china sea, rather than a bang this. the agreement that china assigned it's ignored it and it's continued to expand its presence in the south china sea threatening to philippines and vietnam, and other claimants within the region, which has consequences. the south side of c represents about $5.00 trillion us dollars of trade. any kind of kinetic conflict within the region, which obviously disrupt not on the regions economy, but the global economy. talking
from china is really not likely or possible. so in the show 10, does china need containing? i think that's an interesting question. i think what china does need to do is, is work with partners within the region and really work within the current rules based order. or if it wants to read a go straight that rules based or work with countries through a consult with medical tourism. that creates new rules that are mutually agreed upon within the region. and at this stage, we haven't seen that with...
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it's relationship with china. how is that impacted their relationship in practical terms and maybe also this meeting? yeah. so, so this time, the risk and the background to this, right? so there's been long discussion with in american circles and this kind of come over to, into the european circles as well about whether they needs to be a di coupling between western and the chinese economies. whether they become to and mast, whether they have a security risk from your technology and, and all of that, that has, there's been a departure from that over the last year or so, moving from the idea of the coupling to the risk that you want to kind of take away risky dependencies, whether they're on medical supplies, coming from china, you're not in the pandemic or whether they're on rule materials that is that it needed to high taking to high tech products or whether it's an excessive exposure to the chinese market. and think of the exposure that some companies had to the russian market before rush it and they did, you tr
it's relationship with china. how is that impacted their relationship in practical terms and maybe also this meeting? yeah. so, so this time, the risk and the background to this, right? so there's been long discussion with in american circles and this kind of come over to, into the european circles as well about whether they needs to be a di coupling between western and the chinese economies. whether they become to and mast, whether they have a security risk from your technology and, and all of...
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china. bloomberg notes that china has received similar warnings from the us before. however, in their opinion, janet yellen's statement in beijing indicates an extraordinary level of the threat of sanctions. after all, it sounded on the same day when the minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov arrived for negotiations in beijing. about the situation. around us- china relations in our next story. china is preparing its military potential and will be ready to enter taiwan by 2027. accordingly, the statement was made at the end of march by the head of the us indo-pacific command , john aquilino, bloomberg reported on march 21. all signs point. of president xi jinping at a meeting with the national academy of sciences regarding the readiness to invade taiwan by 2027 . the actions of the hb indicate their ability to meet the chosen sidzen ping deadline unite taiwan with mainland china by force, if directed. china considers taiwan a part of its territory, so in the past few years there
china. bloomberg notes that china has received similar warnings from the us before. however, in their opinion, janet yellen's statement in beijing indicates an extraordinary level of the threat of sanctions. after all, it sounded on the same day when the minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov arrived for negotiations in beijing. about the situation. around us- china relations in our next story. china is preparing its military potential and will be ready to enter taiwan by 2027....
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and china. host: when you say flattery anger, piston trump is called -- president bynum has called xi jinping -- president biden -- sorry, i'm getting confused. former president praised xi jinping and president biden has called him a thug and a dictator. can you talk about xi jinping and how china views those leaders? guest: president trump believes an intimate relationship between him and the chinese leader will help facilitate progress on his priorities. president biden believes in the power of personal relationships but is less certain that public praise of xi jinping will deliver progress on american priorities. president biden is outspoken and direct and candid in his articulation of oppression she should be -- president xi jinping's system. president xi jinping is absent being called a thug, but he is a cold-blooded calculator and i doubt that he has a clear preference between one candidate or the other in the upcoming election. host: let's look at what former president trump said in a fox
and china. host: when you say flattery anger, piston trump is called -- president bynum has called xi jinping -- president biden -- sorry, i'm getting confused. former president praised xi jinping and president biden has called him a thug and a dictator. can you talk about xi jinping and how china views those leaders? guest: president trump believes an intimate relationship between him and the chinese leader will help facilitate progress on his priorities. president biden believes in the power...
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iran is china's proxy. iran has gotten financial support, diplomate ebbing, propaganda and weapons support. what we should think of is not hhamas attacking is rate, they attacked on october 7 but hamas was iran's proxy and iran was china's proxy. escalation and all this, that's what you worry about in a general peaceful environment. we are now almost in a total war environment especially is rule because iran said it's going to destroy israel. we should be concerned about making sure that israel has the means to win, not worried about escalation and certainly china is not going to help in this. maria: it doesn't help with the commander in chief saying we're not going to be part of any retaliation and calling what took place this weekend a big win. how is 300 missiles and drones coming at you a win? so they were intercepted but that is not a win and to try to stop them from retaliating, the top u.s. diplomat for east asia is had in china today meeting with chinese officials as part of the ongoing effort to ma
iran is china's proxy. iran has gotten financial support, diplomate ebbing, propaganda and weapons support. what we should think of is not hhamas attacking is rate, they attacked on october 7 but hamas was iran's proxy and iran was china's proxy. escalation and all this, that's what you worry about in a general peaceful environment. we are now almost in a total war environment especially is rule because iran said it's going to destroy israel. we should be concerned about making sure that israel...
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but certainly, china is complicity. if you like, i'm not to spread rapidly to other people, the areas near india or bangladesh. and now. busy in times where the last with me about is a significant low because a 1000000, a 1000000000 involved with the be dollars worth of a went through. i'm from him to thailand. in addition, we've seen what makes it a tax. the president's not on the schedule, the capital just a few days ago, and there are increasing the pool. so number 2 in the jones was injured in a trailer the task. so although i think they were real problems with the confusion of the rebel, the opposition groups, because they are many i think it's very easy to say that the significance that i school, the jones a study with me will be really since last october. and you mentioned china, they could pressure from the international community on badging change. thanks. i think china is very angry with what's happened to them. you know, they had a very good relationship with themselves. sushi, they sort of whatever reasons l
but certainly, china is complicity. if you like, i'm not to spread rapidly to other people, the areas near india or bangladesh. and now. busy in times where the last with me about is a significant low because a 1000000, a 1000000000 involved with the be dollars worth of a went through. i'm from him to thailand. in addition, we've seen what makes it a tax. the president's not on the schedule, the capital just a few days ago, and there are increasing the pool. so number 2 in the jones was injured...
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how that being received in china?— received in china? it was stron: received in china? it was strong words _ received in china? it was strong words from - received in china? it was strong words from the i received in china? it was - strong words from the campaign podium from joe biden by the foreign ministry here have responded and in the press conference yesterday what they turned around and said was is the us talking about china or is it talking about itself? he added that the urge the us to play by the rules and play competitively when it came to world trade and that china would do what it could to protect its own interests. at the heart of this is subsidies, who is subsidising what, all countries subsidise their industries to some respect but the argument here is that china is subsidising to such an extent that it is allowing solar panels for instance to be sold at half the cost that they were last year and that is not allowing western firms to compete and that is why many countries including the us are considering these greater tariffs. ~ , . considering these grea
how that being received in china?— received in china? it was stron: received in china? it was strong words _ received in china? it was strong words from - received in china? it was strong words from the i received in china? it was - strong words from the campaign podium from joe biden by the foreign ministry here have responded and in the press conference yesterday what they turned around and said was is the us talking about china or is it talking about itself? he added that the urge the us...
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party of china, the leadership of the communist party of china is itself the greatest advantage of the socialist system with the chinese specificity, it is precisely thanks to unswerving adherence to the leadership of the communist party of china, concentration, efforts on major tasks, effective organization of various undertakings and carrying out various... works, that we can successfully resist a number of significant risks and challenges, overcome countless numbers.
party of china, the leadership of the communist party of china is itself the greatest advantage of the socialist system with the chinese specificity, it is precisely thanks to unswerving adherence to the leadership of the communist party of china, concentration, efforts on major tasks, effective organization of various undertakings and carrying out various... works, that we can successfully resist a number of significant risks and challenges, overcome countless numbers.
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of german capital in china will increase, but on the other hand , china is not going to change its policy of being a little aloof from the fray. in europe and i would call pro-russian neutrality, in this sense china will still adhere to its tendencies, its a trajectory that is aimed primarily at stabilizing the situation within china, and in no case a position that is beneficial only to western europe or the united states. despite the mutually beneficial cooperation, the german leadership cannot help but understand that their allies overseas will sooner or later force them, if... not just to stop cooperation with china, then to sharply limit it, especially for high-tech industries, this will lead to further stagnation of the german economy, but there appears to be transatlantic solidarity in germany will win again. of course, germany today is under enormous pressure from the united states, including economic pressure, but germany is interested in expanding relations with china because it is solving its own problems. just last year. trade turnover between germany and china decreased by 4.5
of german capital in china will increase, but on the other hand , china is not going to change its policy of being a little aloof from the fray. in europe and i would call pro-russian neutrality, in this sense china will still adhere to its tendencies, its a trajectory that is aimed primarily at stabilizing the situation within china, and in no case a position that is beneficial only to western europe or the united states. despite the mutually beneficial cooperation, the german leadership...
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with china. in this respect it cannot afford the tough position of the european commission or the usa. 0laf scholz does not want to be thrown into a systemic competition between the usa and china, they are economic super giants. the usa and china, they are economic suner giante— super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank ou super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank you fort super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank you for the h super giants. thanks forjoining us. thank you for the invitation. - in other news... the boot—maker dr martens boss will step down later this year after a profit warning due to weak demand from the united states. shares dropped by a quarter on the news. the company said the fall in wholesale demand could hit profits to the tune of £20 million or $25 million across the year. the us paper and packaging giant international paper has agreed a $9.9 billion deal to buy its rival ds smith. the british firm — like the rest of the industry — did well from the boom
with china. in this respect it cannot afford the tough position of the european commission or the usa. 0laf scholz does not want to be thrown into a systemic competition between the usa and china, they are economic super giants. the usa and china, they are economic suner giante— super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank ou super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank you fort super giants. thanks for “oining us. thank you for the h super giants. thanks forjoining us. thank you for the...
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china is germany's biggest trading partner. here's our china correspondent, laura bicker. olaf schulz came to china with a clear message — we will do business with beijing, but they want china to play fair. now, what he means by this is there is real concern, both in europe and the united states, that china has subsidised its green technologies. now, that by that i mean solar panels, electric vehicles, wind turbines, and that has driven costs down. i mean, the cost of a solar panel has been halved in the last year. china produces more than 80% of the world's solar panels. about half of all their exports go to europe. and that's one of the reasons why european businesses are very worried, because they believe that china is driving those costs down and driving them out of business. so the clear message coming from europe is they want china to play fair. now, china's argument to this is that it's not state subsidies that are helping reduce the costs of their solar panels. it's their own innovation. they say they are good at this. this is something that people want to buy an
china is germany's biggest trading partner. here's our china correspondent, laura bicker. olaf schulz came to china with a clear message — we will do business with beijing, but they want china to play fair. now, what he means by this is there is real concern, both in europe and the united states, that china has subsidised its green technologies. now, that by that i mean solar panels, electric vehicles, wind turbines, and that has driven costs down. i mean, the cost of a solar panel has been...
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now it's, and by no means clear that china will get involved china and really previously is also said once the russians to be sitting at the table as well. it doesn't look like that's going to be the case. but at the very least, what they discussed is the potential wedding of potential outcomes of this very conference. so it's an effort to bring the chinese on board, and it always takes a bit longer to see whether something actually has changed. whether he managed to actually make the point that it's also in china is interest of for that war to end . china says at once that will to end. but those are the was requested now is what we see some action on that. but the very least she did here while he did here, but there was a statement from presidency afterwards, which once again condemned the use of nuclear weapons. also pushing back on the threats of any kind of nuclear use. and that is a key, a message to that is to as letting me put you in at this moment in time. so i suppose whether we're, it's translate into actions. we'll see in the weeks ahead of this a war, the war. and you quit
now it's, and by no means clear that china will get involved china and really previously is also said once the russians to be sitting at the table as well. it doesn't look like that's going to be the case. but at the very least, what they discussed is the potential wedding of potential outcomes of this very conference. so it's an effort to bring the chinese on board, and it always takes a bit longer to see whether something actually has changed. whether he managed to actually make the point...
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and in the east china sea where japan has their own separate territorial dispute with china but very much trying to bring both of these allies into this network of alliances the biden administration is trying to build across the region to counter the growing strength of china. annabelle: what has been the response so far from china given the rhetoric from the u.s., japan, and the philippines? >> i do not think there has been time yet for china to respond to the trilemma oil -- trilateral summit but we saw that responses about the bilateral summit between the u.s. and japan the previous day and china was not happy about that and said they made formal complaints to both sides and that the relationship between japan and the u.s. should not target other countries. on the other hand this comes ahead of reported summit between japan, south korea, and china next month so we will have to see how that part of the relationship pans out in the coming weeks. haidi: he also gave a speech to congress thursday. what was the main message the prime minister wanted to get through? >> the overall messa
and in the east china sea where japan has their own separate territorial dispute with china but very much trying to bring both of these allies into this network of alliances the biden administration is trying to build across the region to counter the growing strength of china. annabelle: what has been the response so far from china given the rhetoric from the u.s., japan, and the philippines? >> i do not think there has been time yet for china to respond to the trilemma oil -- trilateral...
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scholz raised the issue of china's support for russia, but when china is given the upper hand, when china, for example, sees, in the case of let's say, with germany, that the economic relations of germany, including, they are tied to china, and there can be certain manipulations, then obviously he will try to sit in these two shoes. still blinkin when he raised his eyes talking. he is obviously counting to a more serious approach by european partners, in particular scholz and in particular macron, and these conversations, they should not be through the prism of some kind of further cooperation, they should still be a certain condition, especially since for the european union, the war with russia against ukraine, it is not about some conflict that does not concern them, it is because of this... a clear awareness of their own threat, and accordingly, the fact that china supports the military-industrial complex, and the entire defense of russia, nato generals and military, european military, they speak and they realize that in the future this support is indirect to china, but still exists, i
scholz raised the issue of china's support for russia, but when china is given the upper hand, when china, for example, sees, in the case of let's say, with germany, that the economic relations of germany, including, they are tied to china, and there can be certain manipulations, then obviously he will try to sit in these two shoes. still blinkin when he raised his eyes talking. he is obviously counting to a more serious approach by european partners, in particular scholz and in particular...
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volodymyr, china affects the middle east and , accordingly, including iran, well , considering that there is this conditional axis of evil, or at least this mutually supportive axis is russia, iran, north korea, china, syria, and here we see that olaf scholz, the federal chancellor of germany, has arrived there, and this visit has begun. day visit, then xi jinping is going to europe, and he will be formally at the anniversary meeting with macron, because it is 60 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, china and france, then he will travel around europe to smaller countries, or in this situation the position china can prevail in some way. shift the situation in the near east to the side of our western partners, well, for ukraine it is important enough that in the situation regarding the future of the global summit in switzerland, so that china would also play an important role, and this role would be for the benefit of the civilized world, that is, for the benefit of ukraine. it seems to me that china continues to take such an expected position, it, by the way... could have
volodymyr, china affects the middle east and , accordingly, including iran, well , considering that there is this conditional axis of evil, or at least this mutually supportive axis is russia, iran, north korea, china, syria, and here we see that olaf scholz, the federal chancellor of germany, has arrived there, and this visit has begun. day visit, then xi jinping is going to europe, and he will be formally at the anniversary meeting with macron, because it is 60 years since the establishment...
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china. do you think that that is still a strategy left for the us? i mean, is there a way and it really be it took to win china to have a better working relationship with china. and when it off, it's unqualified support for russia >> it's the sort of defining question of this time for reed. and i'm glad you, you raised it because kissinger is idea by doing the opening to try hi, there nixon's of course, was to create that division and it worked four, 60 or more years. >> what's >> happened now is that we missed to some degree russia's move toward authoritarianism. and we the to understand that it would be taking over territory. we made a parallel mistake with china and then we were pretty slow to recognize the degree to which they were coming together. putin and xi of met more than 40 times president biden has met putin one time in his time in office, and that will probably be the last one so we're at a moment right now where the strategy we need to look at is, how do you contain the worst a
china. do you think that that is still a strategy left for the us? i mean, is there a way and it really be it took to win china to have a better working relationship with china. and when it off, it's unqualified support for russia >> it's the sort of defining question of this time for reed. and i'm glad you, you raised it because kissinger is idea by doing the opening to try hi, there nixon's of course, was to create that division and it worked four, 60 or more years. >> what's...
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yeah, i mean, i was on china. yeah. i'm trying to get a job to show the finally, our 2 countries hung back or 5 you and developed by lateral relations law, alarm a long term and strategic perspective. and kind of what back she thinks and worked together term a motion to delay and certain things into the world, but should be an issue. another challenge for shows striking a balance between germany significant economic interests in china and the growing a you concerns over what are perceived as on fed chinese subsidies on green exports such as electric cause. this is, yeah, it's very clear we need to talk about the issue of production. we need to talk about competition on subsidies. it's a key issue that also because the issue of subsidies raises questions all over the world to so many countries do the same, especially when it comes to renewable energy use, an advanced electron mobility technologies. so it's important that we establish processes that ensure that everyone doesn't simply go ahead and on that right. so for in
yeah, i mean, i was on china. yeah. i'm trying to get a job to show the finally, our 2 countries hung back or 5 you and developed by lateral relations law, alarm a long term and strategic perspective. and kind of what back she thinks and worked together term a motion to delay and certain things into the world, but should be an issue. another challenge for shows striking a balance between germany significant economic interests in china and the growing a you concerns over what are perceived as on...
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well, china, it's in china's interest. so they said, you know, we don't want to see this in the cold war mentality, but of course they don't because they've made it a lot of games over the last several decades with everybody kind of standing on the sidelines and watching. if there's a cold war mentality that returns to where the world with picks up and sees china and that's what a threat, that opposes then they send a much risky your chance when they go after tie want they want to increase their sphere of influence and just like, like russia wants to in europe, what it looks to the west, to, to see what, how we're going to respond with each encroachment. i think the thing that we've learned in russia is the perfect example of this is that constant capitulation, regular appeasement of then, grabbing territory from those around them, even if it's a territorial waters, or fishing rates and in territory waters in maps. and the more the capitulate, the more for you encourage that aggressive behavior for the us as view china as
well, china, it's in china's interest. so they said, you know, we don't want to see this in the cold war mentality, but of course they don't because they've made it a lot of games over the last several decades with everybody kind of standing on the sidelines and watching. if there's a cold war mentality that returns to where the world with picks up and sees china and that's what a threat, that opposes then they send a much risky your chance when they go after tie want they want to increase...
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this is actually a very interesting initiative of china, whether to take it seriously, china wants to create a platform for peace talks, sit ukraine and russia next to each other and start negotiating, do they really have such intentions and what could that mean? i was just listening to your colleague vitaly bortnikov, who says that china is just interested in doing such a thing. an active platform, and here i want to debate with him in absentia, because in fact, the entire policy of china can be characterized as economy-centric, it is now important for china to absolutely clearly raise the level of the economy after the pandemic took place, the level of... in the country decreased and reached a mark of 2% there, well, if you believe it according to official statistics, after 7-8% growth, which was there until 20, 20, respectively, now china is trying to restore the economy, and if we remember xi jinping's speech in his inaugural speech, he said then that it is bipolar. a world where there is china and the united states of america. and actually, in order for it to become a full-fledge
this is actually a very interesting initiative of china, whether to take it seriously, china wants to create a platform for peace talks, sit ukraine and russia next to each other and start negotiating, do they really have such intentions and what could that mean? i was just listening to your colleague vitaly bortnikov, who says that china is just interested in doing such a thing. an active platform, and here i want to debate with him in absentia, because in fact, the entire policy of china can...
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and last time sholtes went to china. i was with him on that trip and he extracted the statement from a wedding pharmacy, jim paint, which he's or something of a, a positive and saying that you called makes rights with nuclear weapons. so this was interpreted just very much, it kind of criticism of vladimir putin, who's used nuclear threats in the ukraine will quite a bit recently. those threats very much back. so i think the germans would be looking for some wording from she, jim ping on that. again, but also the shelves, this message to cj and ping is going to be, you know, you're helping russia. you may not be providing them with the drugs the, the iran is giving them all the missiles that north korea is giving the russians. but you're giving a lot of economic support, diplomatic support, and what they call kind of basic lease or enabling dual use technologies. the kind of technologies that could potentially be, be used in some way in this conflict and saying that this really homes, germany's into europe cooler interes
and last time sholtes went to china. i was with him on that trip and he extracted the statement from a wedding pharmacy, jim paint, which he's or something of a, a positive and saying that you called makes rights with nuclear weapons. so this was interpreted just very much, it kind of criticism of vladimir putin, who's used nuclear threats in the ukraine will quite a bit recently. those threats very much back. so i think the germans would be looking for some wording from she, jim ping on that....
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these are all major platforms and china. i think that will define what the participants will be when it comes to inflows. annabelle: these crypto etf's in hong kong, what would be the ways you would expect to see chinese money coming into them? because they would not be eligible for inclusion in the stock connect scheme at this point in time. esme: i think overall it will be a matter of time but near term it will be more of the offshore funds in hong kong that are relative allocated. i think overall it is more of a barbell strategy. first of all we are going to see more on-ramp offramp around the whole ecosystem. and then afterwards it is going to funnel into organizations. in singapore there are a lot of bad examples. i think overall this will be full of confidence for the ecosystem. haidi: you have talked about evolving into a full ecosystem instead of just an alternative investment. what are the implications as this continues to happen? esme: i would say the overall ecosystem is that in previous cycles given there is very
these are all major platforms and china. i think that will define what the participants will be when it comes to inflows. annabelle: these crypto etf's in hong kong, what would be the ways you would expect to see chinese money coming into them? because they would not be eligible for inclusion in the stock connect scheme at this point in time. esme: i think overall it will be a matter of time but near term it will be more of the offshore funds in hong kong that are relative allocated. i think...