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uh, china is behaving much more aggressively than china. well, at least deprive ivan of the information and just pounced, uh, with standard language on the brushes. e about taiwan about destroyers of the us function about the fact that the us is calling with tension in the pacific ocean at the same time kiseru all the time uh, he was talking about the fact that no one can push the us and china militarily that we must introduce responsibility for uh, the whole world, that is, we have not seen anywhere, even the slightest forwarding, not about russia, not about the ukrainian conflict, not about the situation in europe and the brush is so smart that he reduces it as if wise people need it, well, there is a canoe of this, suppose and agree on responsibility for the world. everything else should take care of itself automatically. i was impressed. uh, in a conversation with kieseler, according to the chinese country, he said that it would be important for the united states to have people like kissinger . well, then he mentioned richardnixon. and
uh, china is behaving much more aggressively than china. well, at least deprive ivan of the information and just pounced, uh, with standard language on the brushes. e about taiwan about destroyers of the us function about the fact that the us is calling with tension in the pacific ocean at the same time kiseru all the time uh, he was talking about the fact that no one can push the us and china militarily that we must introduce responsibility for uh, the whole world, that is, we have not seen...
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and china. i believe you change the world through personal relationships and also de-escalate things as they occur. visiting with some of our allies as we get out and about there is concern from them that again china and the united states are not communicating as well as we should. can you talk a little bit about that and what steps you take to reach out to your chinese counterparts? >> thank you, senator. when president biden and she met at the end of last year one of the things they agreed on is the importance of having these lines of communications. at the very least so that we put a floor under the relationship or some guardrails on it. they call it a safety net, pick your terminology but it's important because as we've all talked about today, we are engaged in an intense competition across many areas but it's not in our interest for that to go into conflict we can do anything to avoid that and we are determined to do that. that starts with communication so i couldn't agree more. i think we'
and china. i believe you change the world through personal relationships and also de-escalate things as they occur. visiting with some of our allies as we get out and about there is concern from them that again china and the united states are not communicating as well as we should. can you talk a little bit about that and what steps you take to reach out to your chinese counterparts? >> thank you, senator. when president biden and she met at the end of last year one of the things they...
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china is reduce our dependency on china. and don't help china become even a more powerful adversary. i don't don't don't make the problem worse by by becoming more dependent on china or or helping them in key areas which are going to which are going to challenge us. but all of this needs to be done with wisdom and care. and, you know, the guy that the guy that you don't want to be is the is you want to be the strong style person that that is projecting strength firmly projecting interest abroad. we we need to not look for opportunities to be provocative and create, you know, greater challenges. so i'm advocating for getting tough and strong and firm, reducing our dependencies and not supporting china's rise as an adversary. and speaking strongly and toughly and consistently. when i'm not advocating for is, you know, is, is, is a is defining american policy solely through the eyes of china. but but if you were going to say have we aired too little or too much over the last decade, it's been too little. so i think this awakeni
china is reduce our dependency on china. and don't help china become even a more powerful adversary. i don't don't don't make the problem worse by by becoming more dependent on china or or helping them in key areas which are going to which are going to challenge us. but all of this needs to be done with wisdom and care. and, you know, the guy that the guy that you don't want to be is the is you want to be the strong style person that that is projecting strength firmly projecting interest...
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china's behaviour. at that doesn't mean there aren't areas are began to work together on shared interests like climate change and other big global issues. figs interests like climate change and other big global issues.— interests like climate change and other big global issues. as he sat in the allies _ other big global issues. as he sat in the allies and _ other big global issues. as he sat in the allies and the _ other big global issues. as he sat in the allies and the reasons - in the allies and the reasons that they would not turn their back on china being an important partnerfor them as well. do they show the us�*s concerns about china's influence in the region? we concerns about china's influence in the region?— concerns about china's influence in the reuion? ., , ., ., the region? we have seen another -- a number of— the region? we have seen another -- a number of countries _ the region? we have seen another -- a number of countries in _ the region? we have seen another -- a number of co
china's behaviour. at that doesn't mean there aren't areas are began to work together on shared interests like climate change and other big global issues. figs interests like climate change and other big global issues.— interests like climate change and other big global issues. as he sat in the allies _ other big global issues. as he sat in the allies and _ other big global issues. as he sat in the allies and the _ other big global issues. as he sat in the allies and the reasons - in the...
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in china. no, it doesn’t work out that way. and if, for example, for china , the united states as a whole is a very important economic partner. for europe, china chooses tactics a little differently. uh, china is acting. so, uh, ruslan establishes relations with individual european states, and the eu, like a kind of superstructure and a barrel, like the head of a certain superstructure diplomacy is not interesting for china, because for the chinese e-ear for the chinese consciousness. this is just a boorish european politician, no matter how he calls himself. yes, let us recall that hmm, the eu ambassador to china also spoke about, in principle, the meaning of the visit, probably barrel and the purpose. that's where the visit. uh, there it was discussed, including, a held in beijing in the eleventh world peace forum. and so, uh, what did the ambassador say, if in china that brussels continues to raise? strategic issues in contacts with china, among which uh colon observance of human rights th
in china. no, it doesn’t work out that way. and if, for example, for china , the united states as a whole is a very important economic partner. for europe, china chooses tactics a little differently. uh, china is acting. so, uh, ruslan establishes relations with individual european states, and the eu, like a kind of superstructure and a barrel, like the head of a certain superstructure diplomacy is not interesting for china, because for the chinese e-ear for the chinese consciousness. this is...
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when we talk, for example, about china , i always ask. and what does china want? what is its main international idea? does it want to be the strongest or does it want to be nobody? no offense, does he want to continue to develop the economy and then think about war , about his military capabilities , what else does he want? what is his goal or what is his goal? it seems that he is being singled out a little in view of his economic weight, in view of the current military potential. it seems to me that his interests are not taken into account from above. his ambitions are also blurred and even to unite with taiwan in a military way. not taking into account the interests and in general the desire of the residents of taiwan , that is, china does not like what the current world system with the western the values of the country are great with such a great historical civilization and here it is indicated how to do it and china is trying to remake the current system. let's say that the chinese are a great civilization and it has its own characteristics and there is
when we talk, for example, about china , i always ask. and what does china want? what is its main international idea? does it want to be the strongest or does it want to be nobody? no offense, does he want to continue to develop the economy and then think about war , about his military capabilities , what else does he want? what is his goal or what is his goal? it seems that he is being singled out a little in view of his economic weight, in view of the current military potential. it seems to...
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china has been changing the status quo in the south china sea. now we don't have the freedom of navigation anymore for many countries, because china is claiming a lot of territory, a lot of those man-made islands that did not exist before, but because they put a little dirt on it, it becomes a territory. that becomes a problem for free-trade around the world. that is a very important passage for global free-trade, seafoods going through the south china straight. that is a major route. when china is blocking those routes, it causes a problem for the global economy. we have to look at it in that way. china has not engaged in a major war with the united states, that does not mean it will not. when it comes to taiwan, or in the case that china decides to take over taiwan, they would like to do it peacefully, but they're willing to do it violently. host: how will that impact their military ambitions as far as modernizing their fleet and building their military capabilities? guest: that eventually will put a strain on their military expanding. you look
china has been changing the status quo in the south china sea. now we don't have the freedom of navigation anymore for many countries, because china is claiming a lot of territory, a lot of those man-made islands that did not exist before, but because they put a little dirt on it, it becomes a territory. that becomes a problem for free-trade around the world. that is a very important passage for global free-trade, seafoods going through the south china straight. that is a major route. when...
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the china's position on the south china sea issue is clear and consistent. we believe that the relevant country should not link that issue with cultural and social matter. and joining me now for more is grand cuts on a visiting fellow in the vietnam studies program at the i s s. use of contract institute in single mr. granite, let's talk about the offending map in the bobby field and does it really show you any latrell chinese claims in the south china sea, or is it just a cinematic tone to represent bobby's view of the world as well? i think is us very, you know, easy, but those are very complex, eco tourism in them is apply to use and also i thing the slipping, so i'll talk with you as well. so 1st, before we start discussing them, all that i think is important for us to know about. you know, what is nash lie and what is so important? so now that's why is it make me concept that introduced by the time these i'll probably these to play more than 80 percent of this house, tennessee. so basically make it like a tennis like yacht. and it's funny, you know, his
the china's position on the south china sea issue is clear and consistent. we believe that the relevant country should not link that issue with cultural and social matter. and joining me now for more is grand cuts on a visiting fellow in the vietnam studies program at the i s s. use of contract institute in single mr. granite, let's talk about the offending map in the bobby field and does it really show you any latrell chinese claims in the south china sea, or is it just a cinematic tone to...
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will we invest and you'd be invest in china? and there is an interestingly new partner about german china daughters will form cousins and brand daughters. and the new um, originally german companies will have a chinese granddaughters. uh, with a capital from a chinese bank that is called the cynthia risk and how much was that will work? because the, the, the outcome of course, of the return on investment will still have to be with the owners of companies and in europe. but again, the danger is with any new china strategy is that a multi nationals and huge companies will do couple themselves from any national to men, china policy and spivey, which is not a strategy. this is just um, a paper afraid of the subsidy you brought to leave it there. i'm afraid. so i'll be here with the academy for political education in germany. thank you very much. and we go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. the world's biggest gallium buyer says clients are stock piling due to china as planned export restrictions of th
will we invest and you'd be invest in china? and there is an interestingly new partner about german china daughters will form cousins and brand daughters. and the new um, originally german companies will have a chinese granddaughters. uh, with a capital from a chinese bank that is called the cynthia risk and how much was that will work? because the, the, the outcome of course, of the return on investment will still have to be with the owners of companies and in europe. but again, the danger is...
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with china overall over taiwan. and there the conventional in northeast asia is shifting. at the same time, the nuclear balance is shifting towards china and the question there in terms of of managing relations is, could this lead to increased chinese risk taking? robert daley has a nice formulation where if the united states does the necessary prevent an erosion of the conventional balance in northeast asia and that will that's a heavy lift and maintain the the the nuclear balance the balance of terror that we're not to change china's long term objectives. you know they're all in on taiwan as part china and are kind of anxious to move forward on it. but we can change their calculus of decision. so they will say not year, you know, and we push it push off and buying time is important in diplomacy that's the the taiwan been happy to kind of say more on ukraine well let's do that you know when you read into your essay you have this really fascinating section that discusses the basic principles document that came out i
with china overall over taiwan. and there the conventional in northeast asia is shifting. at the same time, the nuclear balance is shifting towards china and the question there in terms of of managing relations is, could this lead to increased chinese risk taking? robert daley has a nice formulation where if the united states does the necessary prevent an erosion of the conventional balance in northeast asia and that will that's a heavy lift and maintain the the the nuclear balance the balance...
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with china overall over taiwan. and there the conventional in northeast asia is shifting. at the same time, the nuclear balance is shifting towards china and the question there in terms of of managing relations is, could this lead to increased chinese risk taking? robert daley has a nice formulation where if the united states does the necessary prevent an erosion of the conventional balance in northeast asia and that will that's a heavy lift and maintain the the the nuclear balance the balance of terror that we're not to change china's long term objectives. you know they're all in on taiwan as part china and are kind of anxious to move forward on it. but we can change their calculus of decision. so they will say not year, you know, and we push it push off and buying time is important in diplomacy that's the the taiwan been happy to kind of say more on ukraine well let's do that you know when you read into your essay you have this really fascinating section that discusses the basic principles document that came out i
with china overall over taiwan. and there the conventional in northeast asia is shifting. at the same time, the nuclear balance is shifting towards china and the question there in terms of of managing relations is, could this lead to increased chinese risk taking? robert daley has a nice formulation where if the united states does the necessary prevent an erosion of the conventional balance in northeast asia and that will that's a heavy lift and maintain the the the nuclear balance the balance...
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s. companies operating in china. we have entered into the early stages of a new multi paula global order. that's the 1st thing coming to business with that fundamental reality helps around you in the realities of the world as of ease, as opposed to the hopes and wishes that 1 may have about how the will ought to be. despite political fallout, recent data show a solid trade relationship with 2 way trade worth nearly 700000000000 dollars last year. but economies and alliances are shifting, particularly since rushes invasion of ukraine is to put. some analysts say competition for economic and military dominance could take an alarming turn between the 2 super powers. and now the waiting has begun to see if he owns visit will turn by lateral attention to collaboration patsy a little bit. so the young for insights story let's bring it out. guess for today's program from china is capital we're joined by pull trailer city, a vice president for china at the global business strategy from old bright stone bridge in the us. capi
s. companies operating in china. we have entered into the early stages of a new multi paula global order. that's the 1st thing coming to business with that fundamental reality helps around you in the realities of the world as of ease, as opposed to the hopes and wishes that 1 may have about how the will ought to be. despite political fallout, recent data show a solid trade relationship with 2 way trade worth nearly 700000000000 dollars last year. but economies and alliances are shifting,...
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you know, i remember, you know, when i first started interested in china and reporting on china was around when china was entering the wto in 2001. and bill clinton, you know, had delivered this famous line when he was trying to argue for china's inclusion in the wto, which was, you know, he said, you know, if china joins the wto, the internet will know will start spreading there. and, you know, and and, you know, trying to control the internet is like trying to nail jell-o to the wall. right. and so, of course, the communist party will never be able to do that. and eventually, you know, ideas about democracy and freedom and the rule values will spread through china. right. and i think a lot of people believe that. i certainly believe that, you know, and i think and i think china was sort of believed it as well. i mean, i think a really afraid of the internet. they obviously censored it pretty heavily. but i think there was a kind of there was a turning point in china probably around sort of 12, 11, 2012 with the when when social media really started to spread in china quite widely. and i
you know, i remember, you know, when i first started interested in china and reporting on china was around when china was entering the wto in 2001. and bill clinton, you know, had delivered this famous line when he was trying to argue for china's inclusion in the wto, which was, you know, he said, you know, if china joins the wto, the internet will know will start spreading there. and, you know, and and, you know, trying to control the internet is like trying to nail jell-o to the wall. right....
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so china is busy, china's smart people are smart and they'll get there. but the whole point is that nonsense doesn't want to make it easier on them to get their work with without getting to technical here. what sort of equipment we actually talking about here, middle talking about sending conductors themselves with talking about machines that helped to produce semi conduct. this is that right? no, that's right. and um, and the, and the fact the matter is that in terms of must be latree application. some of the chips that are used readily available and manufacturer will anyway. so that whole issue is largely a fee in terms of military applications. today. i'll go back to what i originally said in that is that the us post job that is shaping this entire i'm, but public policy approach and reorientation around technology and try and policy is driven by a broad sweeping. i'm be sure to ensure that china does not become the leading nation in the world under j bottoms. watch the bottom light, the very, very clear. it's got nothing to do is taiwan 2027 that you
so china is busy, china's smart people are smart and they'll get there. but the whole point is that nonsense doesn't want to make it easier on them to get their work with without getting to technical here. what sort of equipment we actually talking about here, middle talking about sending conductors themselves with talking about machines that helped to produce semi conduct. this is that right? no, that's right. and um, and the, and the fact the matter is that in terms of must be latree...
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it is within china, the logical extension is outside of china to.— is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see _ is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see in _ is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see in the _ is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see in the official - what we see in the official documents that we have used in the report— documents that we have used in the report is— documents that we have used in the report is the same language, the same _ report is the same language, the same intent to control the community and to— same intent to control the community and to convert it to national identity. _ and to convert it to national identity, to turn people into chinese _ identity, to turn people into chinese citizens in the lead up is my eyes — chinese citizens in the lead up is my eyes. we see this as the official line and _ my eyes. we see this as the official line and now we see this happening in countless witness testimonies and now we _ in countless witness testimonies and now we have evidence that this is the policy — now
it is within china, the logical extension is outside of china to.— is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see _ is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see in _ is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see in the _ is outside of china to. it is indeed what we see in the official - what we see in the official documents that we have used in the report— documents that we have used in the report is— documents that we have used in the report is the same language, the same _...
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on china. that is one sort of growth for many emerging countries. never happens to china definitely cannot be immediately substituted, but for any country including indonesia, we also have our domestic demand. we have to find a way that we can minimize this kind of potential weakness on the environment globally. shery: the indonesian finance minister speaking exclusively with haslinda amin. we have more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: markets in tokyo showed today for japan's marine day holiday, take a look at that run-up in japanese stocks, nikkei225 up around 24% year to date, and part of what has been driving gains, the optimism over japan are improvements in corporate governance. our next guest says there is generational change happening in japan, and this will have implications for corporate performance. running is now is zuhair khan, portfolio manager. great to have you with us. those implications of general change and optimism over governance reforms
on china. that is one sort of growth for many emerging countries. never happens to china definitely cannot be immediately substituted, but for any country including indonesia, we also have our domestic demand. we have to find a way that we can minimize this kind of potential weakness on the environment globally. shery: the indonesian finance minister speaking exclusively with haslinda amin. we have more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: markets in...
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china has not been in a war since the 1950's. war never goes as predicted so in that regard it is dangerous and i think very instructive. david: sue, what do you think xi's take away from ukraine is? susan: i don't know if he ever thought it would be easy. he is certainly well aware of the strength and less so of his military forces, how complex that would be. and he looks at ukraine, which many thought would have been a relatively simple operation for russian forces, and look at what it has turned into, so i think it is -- sobering is a great word, mike. i would say it gives you pause. i would expect to see redoubling of his own efforts to try to overcome some potential weaknesses he has in his own fighting force. david: great conversation. again, i would urge our viewers to take a look at this report that they can find on what is our goodly our country's most important foreign-policy challenge going forward. thanks to mike mullen and susan gordon for joining us.
china has not been in a war since the 1950's. war never goes as predicted so in that regard it is dangerous and i think very instructive. david: sue, what do you think xi's take away from ukraine is? susan: i don't know if he ever thought it would be easy. he is certainly well aware of the strength and less so of his military forces, how complex that would be. and he looks at ukraine, which many thought would have been a relatively simple operation for russian forces, and look at what it has...
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china. let's go to bangkok and is on the way down at the start of the session. what we have in witnessing is a lot of confidence in lost in that market at least for the time being. we have got the bought -- baht as well. this also we have corporate scandals. in recent months, the financial markets have been engulfed by a spate of them. a tainted crypto exchange and unexplained gyrations in the share prices of certain companies. that gain is not really helping that set index with investor confidence. the nifty looking at futures for indian markets and certainly we have been seeing a tear when it comes to the indian benchmarks as we have currently a record high for them. we just had fresh ones so the session yesterday. so far this week the nifty is up 1.7 percent or thereabouts. let's look at the big one. it is a jobs report. we are looking at these numbers to come through. to 30,000 jobs expected to have been created and it could be even higher than that even the adb number that we had earlie
china. let's go to bangkok and is on the way down at the start of the session. what we have in witnessing is a lot of confidence in lost in that market at least for the time being. we have got the bought -- baht as well. this also we have corporate scandals. in recent months, the financial markets have been engulfed by a spate of them. a tainted crypto exchange and unexplained gyrations in the share prices of certain companies. that gain is not really helping that set index with investor...
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there is china. does it will that and for the time when these 3 are 2 different cultures, which is what i'm saying? so you tell them the 3 accepted this government, few choices don't. well, i mean go thailand to so long as the, at the end of the war, taiwan took a seat as a permanent member of the security council. nicole meantime, party was rolling the islands with an iron fist and enforcing colonial policies. continental chinese culture was given predominance freedoms were suppressed, the press, the sensor and history rewritten the in the town go check on kind of those going to now he thinks you 49 having been defeated by miles from jenco shipped to who was confined to taiwan and he wanted to reinforce the chinese culture there, close to a certain the tie, one with a train. he's iowans to hang full stuff to the country, to social and historical facts that show tie one's identity to be farm or complex multiple blocks. after the colonization by the japanese and the for a terry in ism of the chinese,
there is china. does it will that and for the time when these 3 are 2 different cultures, which is what i'm saying? so you tell them the 3 accepted this government, few choices don't. well, i mean go thailand to so long as the, at the end of the war, taiwan took a seat as a permanent member of the security council. nicole meantime, party was rolling the islands with an iron fist and enforcing colonial policies. continental chinese culture was given predominance freedoms were suppressed, the...
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on china? that i think is us the very difficult question, not all a fault, and monday's, a positive result quality, but also for all the countries. and so it's easier because i believe i own this, always asian countries have china as a freaking stripe partner. so whole country like vietnam, to try to hash the position by taking a closer alignment. so united states and other western countries. and they also try to create, you know, stronger kind of shape between middle powers and other countries. in the reason the eliza palm cell tonia in the lazy in india sold, they try to make a cut by safety net, you know, to them, to avoid being, you know, a victim of chinese. go as there's it kind of because they've sanctions either really 3, you know, tracking activities by that. and these, a cost is for a tough situation because when you have a very, you know, i see metric power aids relation. so i may use very hot for vietnam, and for countries lie, the babies do volumes against china. so that's why it's
on china? that i think is us the very difficult question, not all a fault, and monday's, a positive result quality, but also for all the countries. and so it's easier because i believe i own this, always asian countries have china as a freaking stripe partner. so whole country like vietnam, to try to hash the position by taking a closer alignment. so united states and other western countries. and they also try to create, you know, stronger kind of shape between middle powers and other...
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and china. some areas include debt restructuring and climate, but she pushed back when it came to getting de-escalation through the removal of test -- tariffs imposed. we know the trump did impose tariffs, 350 billion dollars worth. china did respond. both sides pretty wordy tech heather, and it will take some time before we see that de-escalating. -- both sides pretty wordy to each other, and it will take some time before we see that de-escalating. meanwhile, india is painted as a strategic partner. >> i aim to strengthen our bilateral and economic ties, and havey about the private sector is an important part of -- and working together with the private sector is an important part of friend shoring. india is an indispensable partner. haslinda: we hear it again. it is about friend shoring, diversifying the global supply chain. it is not about decoupling, but protecting american critical interest. it is about looking after yourself, basically. david: absolutely. a perfect time to have a conversati
and china. some areas include debt restructuring and climate, but she pushed back when it came to getting de-escalation through the removal of test -- tariffs imposed. we know the trump did impose tariffs, 350 billion dollars worth. china did respond. both sides pretty wordy tech heather, and it will take some time before we see that de-escalating. -- both sides pretty wordy to each other, and it will take some time before we see that de-escalating. meanwhile, india is painted as a strategic...
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it cause a china that is crushing. i'm calling from sometimes adult concentration calculators to, to control the white church meant shooting and culture. so it's been almost the best of, excuse me, to open that for years now. they have managed to stop negotiations. it would have seemed taiwan on. ok. who's that software? they put it up to so, so 12, thanks to the sunflower movement, all over taiwan. there are now teams of designers who work to make important information accessible. some groups, for example, focus on complicated government budget documents as they transform them into easy to understand graphics. the, the designers use open source software with conversion tables that are both accurate and pardon the, the defense budget for example, can be converted to be seen in terms of the average cost of a lunch or the education budget. and leaders of mill the just 2 years after citing when was elected taiwan and acted a series of progressive laws in 2019 taiwan became the 1st country and asia to legalize same sex mar
it cause a china that is crushing. i'm calling from sometimes adult concentration calculators to, to control the white church meant shooting and culture. so it's been almost the best of, excuse me, to open that for years now. they have managed to stop negotiations. it would have seemed taiwan on. ok. who's that software? they put it up to so, so 12, thanks to the sunflower movement, all over taiwan. there are now teams of designers who work to make important information accessible. some groups,...
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on china? as i think is us the very difficult question, not all a fault, and monday's a positive and i'm based off quality, but also for all the countries. and so i always, i use yeah, because i believe that own this always varies in countries. have china answer pretty straight popular. so whole country like did they try to hash the position by taking a closer alignment. so, united states and other western countries, and they also try to create, you know, stronger kind of shape between middle powers and other countries in the ways and eliza palm south sonia, in the lazy and india sold, they try to make a copy, a safety net. you know, to them, to avoid being, you know, a victim of chinese go us, is it going to because they have, uh, uh, sanctions all either, um, really 3, you know, tracking activities by that and these a month of cost is for a tough situation because when you have a very, you know, i see metric power in relation. so i may use very hot for vietnam and fall countries lie, the babi
on china? as i think is us the very difficult question, not all a fault, and monday's a positive and i'm based off quality, but also for all the countries. and so i always, i use yeah, because i believe that own this always varies in countries. have china answer pretty straight popular. so whole country like did they try to hash the position by taking a closer alignment. so, united states and other western countries, and they also try to create, you know, stronger kind of shape between middle...
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china does not do that, i worry that china's economy will remain somewhat stalled. it will have a weak recovery and china will try to draw more on export which for me is a risk to the broader global economy. that is the risk that worries me. china's financial system is still fairly self-contained. china does not have much external debt. there is a lot of internal debt that is mostly within the state sector and china has showed a capacity to manage those debts without generating a financial crisis. i expect that to continue. i do worry china does not ever seem able to use it central government's fiscal capacity and in broader sense, china resists letting the yuan go up when conditions are good. that is what my research shows. they take some of the money they get from intervention, move it off the balance sheet of the pboc, hide it. but when the economy turns, there is a temptation on china's part to let the yuan we can, to rely too much in exports. i do worry we may end up with a new form of an unbalanced chinese economy. haidi: such a fascinating conversation. to ha
china does not do that, i worry that china's economy will remain somewhat stalled. it will have a weak recovery and china will try to draw more on export which for me is a risk to the broader global economy. that is the risk that worries me. china's financial system is still fairly self-contained. china does not have much external debt. there is a lot of internal debt that is mostly within the state sector and china has showed a capacity to manage those debts without generating a financial...
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that relates to china. is practices that relates to the difficulties that we've seen in the supply chains and things that you just mentioned that. but it also relates to the experience from the ukraine war. the fact that china has stood by russia to be expensive. it has a throwing real doubts about the motivations of this, sorry, terry and regime and how sensible it is to have really close ties with it. but, but also asking, well, what does that mean for the future? what does it mean if china ever makes a move against taiwan? how exposed would you have any be? so these are all of the questions to the china. a strategy is trying to address, but we sense that there are some divisions is within the german government among the ministers who will be gathering here today. and that is partly led to this process taking such a lot of time to produce the strategy. the risk is the password the which is just constantly being used when talking about this. describe to us what exactly that is and how it goes hand in hand
that relates to china. is practices that relates to the difficulties that we've seen in the supply chains and things that you just mentioned that. but it also relates to the experience from the ukraine war. the fact that china has stood by russia to be expensive. it has a throwing real doubts about the motivations of this, sorry, terry and regime and how sensible it is to have really close ties with it. but, but also asking, well, what does that mean for the future? what does it mean if china...
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the western alliance on how to deal with china. now you talk about europe having mixed the strategies in this region. china has certainly been able to be more targeted and focused. we've seen china not just in the south pacific, but in africa in latin america. so i wonder, to what extent whether the united states and france in this instance are coming in a little too late to the south pacific region. i can try has been very good at selling this message of being a supporter of the global size and is actually has gotten out there and it's built roads, it's built stadiums, it's both government buildings it's. it's helping with health care as we saw in the piece. so um, i think it's been very good at that. i think i think it's never too late to to try and win back a sentiment. i think there's a lot of goodwill there. so i think that they've been able to, you know, they will be able to capitalize on that. it's, but there's a lot of work to be done. i think, i think in some ways my calls visit is significant because he really does isolat
the western alliance on how to deal with china. now you talk about europe having mixed the strategies in this region. china has certainly been able to be more targeted and focused. we've seen china not just in the south pacific, but in africa in latin america. so i wonder, to what extent whether the united states and france in this instance are coming in a little too late to the south pacific region. i can try has been very good at selling this message of being a supporter of the global size...
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the china effect. -- mining stocks. the china effect. we expect similar moves today, or has negativity been priced in already? charlotte: our recent chat with strategists, they feel like china exposed assets elsewhere could take a bigger hit. yesterday we didn't get a chance to see any trading. the moves today will be particularly important because last week we had a good week. we were seeing that the investor seems to be getting more positivity with china given we're heading into the july politburo meeting. the key thing today for hong kong will me to see how that holds up. we have chinese newspapers flagging the countries likely to have a rrr cut in the third quarter to support the economy. so we will have to watch if investors could take that cue as a signal of more stimulus to come, or if they have suppressed expectations of more stimulus. haidi: dave, we continue to watch the back-and-forth as sentiment for chinese equities. what aspect of this are you looking at? david: so, charlotte was talking about how we are going to see how th
the china effect. -- mining stocks. the china effect. we expect similar moves today, or has negativity been priced in already? charlotte: our recent chat with strategists, they feel like china exposed assets elsewhere could take a bigger hit. yesterday we didn't get a chance to see any trading. the moves today will be particularly important because last week we had a good week. we were seeing that the investor seems to be getting more positivity with china given we're heading into the july...
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you know, i remember, you know, when i first started interested in china and reporting on china was around when china was entering the wto in 2001. and bill clinton, you know, had delivered this famous line when he was trying to argue for china's inclusion in the wto, which was, you know, he said, you know, if china joins the wto, the internet will know will start spreading there. and, you know, and and, you know, trying to control the internet is like trying to nail jell-o to the wall. right. and so, of course, the communist party will never be able to do that. and eventually, you know, ideas about democracy and freedom and the rule values will spread through china. right. and i think a lot of people believe that. i certainly believe that, you know, and i think and i think china was sort of believed it as well. i mean, i think a really afraid of the internet. they obviously censored it pretty heavily. but i think there was a kind of there was a turning point in china probably around sort of 12, 11, 2012 with the when when social media really started to spread in china quite widely. and i
you know, i remember, you know, when i first started interested in china and reporting on china was around when china was entering the wto in 2001. and bill clinton, you know, had delivered this famous line when he was trying to argue for china's inclusion in the wto, which was, you know, he said, you know, if china joins the wto, the internet will know will start spreading there. and, you know, and and, you know, trying to control the internet is like trying to nail jell-o to the wall. right....
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lee, china is shaping. i will often more repressive. inwardly she not fish more assertive in the outside. well, china has changed female and as a result of policy on china must change with it and stuff to you and that is the objective we are pursuing with this. the 1st china policy of the german government that we are beginning wooden approve just a few minutes ago in the cabinet. it is the result of countless defensive views and discussions that you've had in recent months, naturally in the portfolio with our colleagues of the german windows task with representatives of german trade in industry with sciences and all of a diversity with energy owes intern and above and beyond, with our international partners across the globe company, owns ultimate. and you mean, actually we have also engine looking at length with our chinese partners, particularly since that's been possible in person engaging in berlin, but also at many international nice things that have gone in and out. this process took his time. i'm gra
lee, china is shaping. i will often more repressive. inwardly she not fish more assertive in the outside. well, china has changed female and as a result of policy on china must change with it and stuff to you and that is the objective we are pursuing with this. the 1st china policy of the german government that we are beginning wooden approve just a few minutes ago in the cabinet. it is the result of countless defensive views and discussions that you've had in recent months, naturally in the...
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china is much more than just a mere competitor. communist china is an enemy. it is the most dangerous foreign threat we faced since the second world war. we have to stop wasting time. that was four years to -- true four years ago when i said as much in seoul and it is more so today. we must respond domestically, economically and militarily. confronting china starts at home. we must systematically eliminate its interference and infiltration of our society. the situation is worse removed -- that most people realize. the communist party has -- abused her openness in extraordinary ways. it uses economic freedom to threaten security and food supplies, our academic freedom to confront our students and scholars and the freedom of sheep -- speech touche -- to spread lies and china treats our homeland like it's a personal playground. that is twice the size of new york city. we are just talking about any old property. china has bought well farms near sensitive military facilities in china has taken a majority control of agricultural industries. this must end. the line b
china is much more than just a mere competitor. communist china is an enemy. it is the most dangerous foreign threat we faced since the second world war. we have to stop wasting time. that was four years to -- true four years ago when i said as much in seoul and it is more so today. we must respond domestically, economically and militarily. confronting china starts at home. we must systematically eliminate its interference and infiltration of our society. the situation is worse removed -- that...
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, the state of china. i think we are going to see more of that. and we need to look at more ways we can incentivize businesses to do what they do in the united states of america. you are absolutely right. so many different things, we found we have depended on china for. it should not be a surprise. businesses responded exactly as we should have expected them to over the last couple of decades. so, we need to find more ways to bring those jobs back to the united states, bring that manufacturing back to the united states, and be more self-reliant as it relates to, whether it is all the things you have mentioned, even our energy production. we have to be able to rely on those things we can do best here in the united states. if we don't find ourselves in such a vulnerable position in the future -- host: i'm not sure if benton city, washington is in your district. guest: it absolutely is. host: susan from benton city rights us and asks, what is the fentanyl plan for the issues plaguing us? guest: that is maybe
, the state of china. i think we are going to see more of that. and we need to look at more ways we can incentivize businesses to do what they do in the united states of america. you are absolutely right. so many different things, we found we have depended on china for. it should not be a surprise. businesses responded exactly as we should have expected them to over the last couple of decades. so, we need to find more ways to bring those jobs back to the united states, bring that manufacturing...
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e to china this is now a trend . alexey, you know the russians, i really study a lot in china. i am a trend of recent years, or it has always been like that. i've been watching it for the last 10 years, that is, over the past 10 years , every year there are more and more russian students. in fact, china is very there are many polytechnic technological ones. well. is it physics or lyrics? i think so and so the point is that you understand. and for example, we have a good mathematical school. yes , fundamental education, but we have a weak, for example, practical implementation of this education. that is, we do not have the same huge factories. yes, where there are a hundred of these very robots that can be controlled, but here's what i wanted to say this process is very, uh, very dangerous, because when our students come there. they receive education there after university in china has a very good student adaptation program, and most often our students stay to work, and the chinese actively support this with a grant policy. they help with housing. we need to fight more for our w
e to china this is now a trend . alexey, you know the russians, i really study a lot in china. i am a trend of recent years, or it has always been like that. i've been watching it for the last 10 years, that is, over the past 10 years , every year there are more and more russian students. in fact, china is very there are many polytechnic technological ones. well. is it physics or lyrics? i think so and so the point is that you understand. and for example, we have a good mathematical school. yes...
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. ~ , ., china? the markets are absolutely _ china? the markets are absolutely focused - china? the markets are absolutely focused on l china? the markets are l absolutely focused on the development of that relationship, in constructive dialogue is progress and i think obviously, markets are welcoming more positive news on
. ~ , ., china? the markets are absolutely _ china? the markets are absolutely focused - china? the markets are absolutely focused on l china? the markets are l absolutely focused on the development of that relationship, in constructive dialogue is progress and i think obviously, markets are welcoming more positive news on
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we are watching dollar china as well. a big slew of china data dump expected. likely to be a bit deceiving in light of the flattering comparison but the domestic activity data will be the one to focus on when it comes to looking for further weakness out of the property sector and industrial production. all expected to show a marked slowdown. retail sales is one to watch. that likely fell almost 3.5%. markets will need a pretty big boost when it comes to upside supplies out of the china data dump to get much direction. you can see the sluggishness. australian equities, the future session looking pretty flat. hong kong a great deal of uncertainty with trading likely to be scrapped monday morning. the typhoon warning signal will remain in effect before noon. hong kong exchanges trading arrangements means they will cancel the morning session for all markets. signal eight is the third highest on a signal of five. that's one to watch in terms of market disruptions. and of course we are still seeing the ongoing debate when it comes to whether last week's inflation num
we are watching dollar china as well. a big slew of china data dump expected. likely to be a bit deceiving in light of the flattering comparison but the domestic activity data will be the one to focus on when it comes to looking for further weakness out of the property sector and industrial production. all expected to show a marked slowdown. retail sales is one to watch. that likely fell almost 3.5%. markets will need a pretty big boost when it comes to upside supplies out of the china data...
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there are alternates but again because china was such a cheap supplier, the whole world went to china for the sources and it is an expensive extraction process to get these two metals, so it will not happen overnight to diversify the supply chain. haidi: our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle in beijing. some other headlines. the greek prime minister says his country will repay two years of bailout loans ahead of schedule and it has already repaid funds to the imf and has started early repayment on bilateral loans from european countries. he told bloomberg exclusively he wants to refrain greece's investment rating this year. >> we will be april before the end of the year to actually repay ahead of time our facility for the next two years and this will also send a faster signal to the markets that not only are we focused on growth but we also want to make sure our jet to ddp ratio continues to decline at a very rapid pace. haidi: abu dhabi and another entity set to be intoxicated chemicals giant for $30 billion, discussing merging borealis and a partnership between two other
there are alternates but again because china was such a cheap supplier, the whole world went to china for the sources and it is an expensive extraction process to get these two metals, so it will not happen overnight to diversify the supply chain. haidi: our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle in beijing. some other headlines. the greek prime minister says his country will repay two years of bailout loans ahead of schedule and it has already repaid funds to the imf and has started...
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and china? >> well, i don't think it's asean's job to figure out how to get russia, the united states, and china together. that is going to be a very separate conversation. i do agree that it is 10 members and they don't agree, but i think it's wrong to put this kind of western gloss on this particular organization. it is a consensus organization, not corporate. it's not like the u.n. where you get enough votes and you can pass things. this is a group where sovereign states have to agree with each other. so they have been putting pressure on myanmar, but they're not kicking them out, they're not putting big sanctions on them and things like this. what they're trying to do is bring them back in the fold. i think in most asian countries, there's this feeling that you have to be patient that tomorrow is another day, and another day we'll follow that and things change invariably. so i don't think it's very useful to set deadlines and say, oh, well, you have to do this, that, and the other thing. the
and china? >> well, i don't think it's asean's job to figure out how to get russia, the united states, and china together. that is going to be a very separate conversation. i do agree that it is 10 members and they don't agree, but i think it's wrong to put this kind of western gloss on this particular organization. it is a consensus organization, not corporate. it's not like the u.n. where you get enough votes and you can pass things. this is a group where sovereign states have to agree...
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and then you go to, to further tanya, image of china or some type of the bottom and up china. that's, you know, i think the big picture, if people want them, you understand bash or about the us moves that they need to understand is the big picture that even us the 3 everything possible to slow down to keep trying it down that he's at the nature of this relationship right now. now jerry is president, has been elected as the chairman for the economic community of west african states, otherwise known as a co boss, leading the group of more than a dozen countries voted to new both sides of the regional security. it's about the top of page i really wish is it one into a slight chance that people have somebody and no more than glad back because seats like to listen to the dog. and therefore when i, during president problem to take a tough stalling, some political people in west africa about 3 countries of the region have undergone, who was in recent years of molly getting and fuck you know, fast. so the economic block has called on the military leadership in those countries to compl
and then you go to, to further tanya, image of china or some type of the bottom and up china. that's, you know, i think the big picture, if people want them, you understand bash or about the us moves that they need to understand is the big picture that even us the 3 everything possible to slow down to keep trying it down that he's at the nature of this relationship right now. now jerry is president, has been elected as the chairman for the economic community of west african states, otherwise...
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the european union calls on china to put pressure on russia in order to end the war. they partially answered this question, but it is interesting that the european union has some instruments of influence on china to make such calls, well, the european union constantly calls and tries from all sides to work with china to contribute to the fact that, after all , it played this role, and this applies to both the institutions of the european union and individual governments, because such calls are already being made well, at least since the fall and they continue because a number of visits were made to china both by european leaders and there were also a number of visits by chinese representatives and the former prime minister of the minister of foreign affairs and so on and it is important that for china relations with the european union are very important, and on the one hand, this is important . it has such a positive role because china , while helping russia, while supporting russia , still takes into account not only the american position and the consequences, but al
the european union calls on china to put pressure on russia in order to end the war. they partially answered this question, but it is interesting that the european union has some instruments of influence on china to make such calls, well, the european union constantly calls and tries from all sides to work with china to contribute to the fact that, after all , it played this role, and this applies to both the institutions of the european union and individual governments, because such calls are...
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and you know, the south china sea issue is a major one. if that were to be settled, right there would be, uh, i got a quick cooling down of the, of the temperatures there because it would no longer be in place. any time by the us to try to insert itself militarily or for security reasons, would be rebuffed because it's a why we're not, we don't have any threats. why are you here? and i think would be a relief, a tremendous amount of touch and not only for china, but for honestly on in the entire world in just some final thoughts from you. we already have 10 minutes left of the program and then quickly to shirley. so i think of moving ahead on those are try so you should be good. i think in that case, if i try it, i would agree to abide by on costs. it's something it's assigned and rectified. i think that would be a big move forward. i mean, one of the ways that we can look at that is to the actual type, you know, process that, that you know, philippines have bought that it had been ruled in favor of the philippines as one place to start. u
and you know, the south china sea issue is a major one. if that were to be settled, right there would be, uh, i got a quick cooling down of the, of the temperatures there because it would no longer be in place. any time by the us to try to insert itself militarily or for security reasons, would be rebuffed because it's a why we're not, we don't have any threats. why are you here? and i think would be a relief, a tremendous amount of touch and not only for china, but for honestly on in the...
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china was weak now china is strong , so there can be no talk of america being the big brother and china being the little brother, it is only about the possibility of equality, what xiqing called the new type of great power relations. perhaps this is exactly what was being discussed. and why the imperial was emphasized like that, and the format was for a meeting with sisimpina and kisa, and here, naturally, they ask the question, where are we here? so, i think that we are here. certainly in this game, because without us, without the russian factor, the chinese would not be in such a strong position both now and in the future, therefore, uh, even if there is a measurement of america and china at some level quite low, but measurement, then the ratio. uh, china and moscow will not suffer. our precisely strategic partnership will continue. our combat coordination will continue. well, i don't think that even pacification or some kind of détente in us-china relations will happen in the long run. henry kinsinger does not represent the biden administration is absolutely right that the kitties d
china was weak now china is strong , so there can be no talk of america being the big brother and china being the little brother, it is only about the possibility of equality, what xiqing called the new type of great power relations. perhaps this is exactly what was being discussed. and why the imperial was emphasized like that, and the format was for a meeting with sisimpina and kisa, and here, naturally, they ask the question, where are we here? so, i think that we are here. certainly in this...