so i think people are still going to be in china, but i think i think that thinking about china has changed even to germany where it, which is always, which is very, very involved, heavily invested in china, is also now looking at things like we saw volkswagen recently is looking at quite closely at the united states america. that's right. no. so people are thinking, it's less is less of a sort of a, a focus on china that there was. so ultimately it, they will, the economy will come back, but maybe in a different way. all right, my colleague did the businesses, clifford coon and thank you very much. and we go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. we prices continue to rise after india imposed to ban on exports. the world's 2nd largest weak producer after china had filled a gap in markets left by a falling output from ukraine, but halted exports after domestic inflation surged to its highest level in 8 years . on the back of rising food prices and rising prices have germans on edge, according to new serve a high inflation, is the main worry for consumers even top

contact is held by china ministry of foreign affairs. i play the part of a chinese official play in renewing dole. uncle mar. yes, you of our all the, of all the questions a very sincerely, for example, about china is internet restriction wanted well, having managed the pandemic that the irony, not only makes people realize that certain things, china sales are nonsense. it also makes them examine in question with quizzes. delta ship shall join young. i see tv reflects taiwanese people's dissatisfaction with china's involvement in taiwan over the past few years. i think this style is mockumentary news. we pretend to be an official state media news brought to the high school in the end of the year when you were. but in addition to comedy, i think tv actually provides a lot of news shelf. how many young taiwanese don't know much about china politics, even though it's significantly impacts tiwana. so the show can be at least some kind of information about the current political climate to young audiences. i see tv does not just take aim at ch

the in terms of dealing with china, the china is a big neighbor and the china is really one with most important trading partners with japan. so the business community in japan is very much interested in doing continuing business with 10 of course. and that's also very much in japan's national interest and, but at the same time, we have various, a wide range of concerns about china. and in terms of dealing with various economic problems dandy, john needs to get the other like minded countries on boards. so we very much a co operate with united states, of course, but at the same time, the ear is a like minded partner showing values and sharing various concerns about china as well. so that is why there is a growing interest in japan in walking more closely with the year. so the, in terms of ensuring new market access, for example, or the treatment of the private companies, they invest as in china and get the intellectual property rights under the thesis. so the, and also the we are increasingly interested in cooperating with americans and european partners in terms of dealing with human

and china. given the many intersecting global crises, facing the world today, including climate change threats to peace and security and instability in the global economic system, as well as the impact of the cove in 1000 pandemic. china has a very important role to play as a key contributor in multilateral and regional for however, the officials call for cooperation with china has been slammed in the western media where some are even questioning the very credibility of the un human rights office . the director of human rights watch in china is among the critics for heard, you feel to explicitly criticize the chinese government and, you know, given the abundance of evidence of some of the serious human rights crimes under international law was an enormous failure. really damages her. and the office is credibility and frankly enables the chinese government to continue thinking it can commit great human rights crimes and get away with the director of the peace and future research foundation says t

of china, acknowledging the chinese position that there is but one china and taiwan as part of china. the united states does not support taiwan independence. and here is what it says. now obviously, washington plans to expand their engagement their taiwan is a key us partner in the endo pacific the united states in taiwan, share similar values, deep commercial and economic links, and strong people to people, ties which form the bedrock of our friendship and serve as the impetus for expanding us engagement with taiwan. china seas this as a straight up provocation from the united states. they're hinting at a rather strong response to on such political manipulation of the tie. one question and the attempt to change the status quo across the taiwan strait will hurt the us itself in this that seems pretty well timed with the us lead summit taking place in washington later this week. the block of 10 south eastern nations. that surprisingly does not include china, is expected to discuss ways to counter beijing's influence in the region. in turn, the u. s. will continue to promote its endo p

the proposal would allow for china to uphold domestic security for such nations in exchange for more access to their natural resources. vision offered millions of dollars in financial assistance as well as free trade agreements earlier. however, the u. s. criticized china's attempt for a greater influence in the pacific region saying it was intimidating smaller countries. it's our alliances, our network of partnerships, that, that china envies a lot because they don't have that. those are transactions and they're not real partnerships. they are, in many cases they, they course and intimidate other nations to try to act in ways that are more beneficial to chinese interest than they are to their own. don't be too anxious and don't be too nervous. because the common development and prosperity of china and all of the other developing countries would only mean great harmony, greater justice and greater progress of the whole world. former us virginia state senator richard black says beijing's intentions in the pacific region appear peaceful and might actually foster local economic growth.

i'd have other views on the republic of china. so vincent, i will say that before i ctp become really popular. a lot of the young people didn't know that in our constitution, we still try to claim back to the territory. it wasn't aware because people just don't talk about it. and now, because the power of comedy people know is like, come on can t, you probably need to fix your constitution or we need to face history together was taiwan. situation is just very severe. while our constitution claims that our territory covers the whole of china, every one knows that taiwan is being bullied by the aging and could never govern mainland china. the same goes for the other side. all the communist party has always claimed that taiwan is a part of the people's republic of china, which is equally ridiculous. it's all so stupid, but also very sad. come on, i see t v are very effective at losing sharp black humour to address the senatorial matters. it's a funny and satirical way of addressing the truth tall here. i see t v 's huge you page has

, china's coven 19 policy. as head of the national health commission, he said to have received funding from eeling for his own medical foundation and also signed a cooperation agreement with the company. but beijing's also strongly back the t. c . m. industry worth some 60000000000 a year according to the world health organization. the promotion of this, this kind of medical market is something that certainly being encouraged, the idea being that if this industry can be developed to a certain level of maturity, where are some very highly the drugs are developed then you know, these, these can become part of the more mainstream mix of different types of treatments, not only domestically, but also internationally. the debate over the use of tcm has even taken on the nationalistic tone. people criticizing it, have been accused of betraying china. politics seem to once again, be trumping scientific efforts to be cobit 19 ah, the only chrome variant is the problem for china's 0 cove and strategy. in the spring hong

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, china over the whole thing is america. so essentially it isn't that what this e u u. s. counselors is all about competing with will you right, rob? i think china is really the elephant in the room. you know, the biden administration tends to see the trade in technology council as a platform to, to kind of combine you and us economic and military might to, to counter china's emissions. many of the initiatives of wisconsin were initially directed to china, but if you look at the joint statement that was released today in paris, there's hardly any mention of china. so the, so that there's a real disconnect there. and i think one of the other problems of you has a completely different approach. officials in the you are always keen to stress that this council is all about working together and is not directed at any one country. but i think the fact remains that many of the things discussed today, you know, whether it's supply chain, semiconductors, even europe, green transition. china does tend to play outside role in these are

while i live in china resents india's ever closer bonds with the u. s. and has been tightening its border controls and in india, anti chinese sentiment is on the rise. modi's government has banned a number of popular chinese mobile apps. indian security has claimed that china has stepped up, its hacking and cyber attacks while he jostled for power in the new world order to render. mowdy has also cultivated relations with another key, military partner, israel and 20. 17 modi became the 1st indian prime minister to visit the country. and whenever india found itself in trouble beat against china, beat against focused on israelis gave covert support to india in the form of arms india. marcus was really in his illness. traditionally, many in india felt that you could pull so good revisions with the out of worth or with these really is willis, but not with book prime. mr. moody believes that you can to watch movies, visit to israel was momentous for the simple reason that no other prime minister dead to do it for fear of upsetting our of opinion. but modi's al

what we're looking for for signs of hope is how the situation in china is evolving. hopefully not getting much worse, and also with energy prices finally stabilize. that would be good. but for now it's too early to say you should be optimistic. the next few months will be spec patient and over the summer, hopefully things could get little bit. all right, hold this meeting, chief economist and back bank. thank you very much. germany will end its importance of russian cold the summer if everything runs according to plan . replacing the fuel means looking elsewhere, including as far away as columbia. our next report shows us the cost of coal mining on local residents health, and on their land. louise's can breathe more easily. the 8 year old has more strength and will to learn. his mother says the only option they had left to improve his health was to leave their home village of province. young ramonica miss one of the others. it all began when he was 8 months old lamb. at 1st he had a high fever and couldn't briefly alaric those were his 1st symptoms that seemed to mik

the instability is being caused not by china, but by the hostility to china. in response to china's proposal, australia and it's foreign minister to the island of fiji, attempt to improve ties between the 2 countries. industrially and prime minister claims more needs to be done in response to what he says is beijing's attempt to encroach on the pacific zone. we need to, to respond to this because this is china seeking to increase its influence in the region as well. where strongly it has been the security partner of choice. since the 2nd world war as strike dropped the ball. we can afford to do that. we need to rein guides with the region they sovereign nations. of course, we need to respect that, but we need to be offering more support. and otherwise we can say the consequences with the deal that was done with the solomons. we know that china said as the 1st of many, which is the context of the foreign ministers base to the region. a straight into the propaganda is even more hysterical held day of the solomon islands. take an independent decision. it's almost

the route between europe's biggest inland port induce book and china's economic centers is part of china as belt and road initiative. the new silk road. it's 11000 kilometer rail root carries some 200000 containers annually and partially crosses through russian territory for china and the e. u. it's an important project and for that reason has been largely spared from sanctions. you also shall bomb it in law by russian railroads have been put under sanctions to the extent that no one in europe can buy or trade russian state owned rail bonds will doubtless, on pas bog, using russian rail or fulfilling existing transport contracts is not prohibited or under sanctions, up in the commission has made it clear that there were land root between china in europe is also in european interests. of course that could change at any time. here, everything has already changed the ukrainian port of mar you, paul, has been completely destroyed. before the war, it was an important export hub. ukraine originally had 3 big ports. the crimean city of sylvester boy was annexed in 2014 by russia. mar, you poor

and because they have a lot of reasons to only one, they have a lot of things to buy from china. china is the industrial powerhouse of the world . it has many things to sell to the world, including high technological products. so i would say that more the united states acts in this fashion. the more it is essentially a bushing countries to enter into these sorts of agreements with china to trade in the you are not the remedy, but they decide that's all we have time for though we could talk so much more. thank you for joining us here. 90 by well, and that was the director of the political economy research group, but he could decide talking to us there. so thank you for that update there. now at the same time, if we, if we move on ahead, we'll see that that brings us to the end of the b bulletin. and thank you very much for joining us here on our tea. and we'll catch you later at the top of the hour. thank you for l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders at conflict with the 1

but north korea has so far refused to accept an offer of vaccine donations from china. it is also turned on western vaccine supplied via the kovak scheme. an outbreak could be disastrous for the 26000000 people of north korea. without vaccinations, it citizens are incredibly vulnerable and limited testing means the real size of the outbreak could be far greater than pyongyang has admitted. this is dw news line from berlin. reminder, you can find much more news analysis and video on a website at w got caught up next is for life season a by ah, what secrets lie behind these will discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites d w world heritage, $360.00 get out now it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come but only when and how the media will deal.

as off the china proposed opening the doors off the alliance, china proposes to start the bricks expansion process, explore the criteria and procedures for the expansion and gradually form a consensus. argentina is understood to be the number one candidate to join the alliances. the country has been invited to attend to brick summit next month. the block company includes brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. the great aims to encourage economic, political, and cultural cooperation between the member states and the other countries in the line say they welcome china's proposal to invite new members. however, the relations between bricks and nato have been less than friendly with china recently condemning west and attempts to isolate russia over the conflict in ukraine. aging is also called on brussels to sit down for talks with moscow, brick, the experts, it says the proposed expansion of the lines means that china and stepping up to a bigger role in geo politics. the proposal that the chinese foreign minister has put on the table is really to explore as these should be the criteri

the route between europe's biggest inland port induce book and china's economic centers is part of china as belt and road initiative. the new silk road. it's 11000 kilometer rail root carries some 200000 containers annually and partially crosses through russian territory for china and the e. u. it's an important project and for that reason has been largely spared from sanctions. you also shall bomb enjoy watching railroads have been put under sanctions to the extent that no one in europe can buy a trade. russian state owned rail bonds or the absolute using russian rail or fulfilling existing transport contracts is not prohibited or under sanctions of been. the commission has made it clear that there were land root between china in europe is also in european interests. of course that could change at any time. here, everything has already changed the ukrainian port of mar, you, paul, has been completely destroyed before the war. it was an important export hub. ukraine originally had 3 big ports. the crimean city of sylvester boy was annexed in 2014 by russia. mar, you poor has been devasta

meddling in china's internal affairs, and smearing china's domestic and foreign policy. the purpose is to contain and suppress china's development and uphold us had gemini. we strongly deplore and reject this. china is the 2nd largest economy in the world and the biggest country on earth in terms of population. you would think that relations with such a major country would be rather important when the new administration kicked off us, china talks in anchorage last year. it didn't go so well. remember, we'll also discuss our d concerns with actions by china, including and syndrome, hong kong, taiwan cyber attacks on the united states. you can on the coercion toward our alice . each of these actions threaten the rules based order on them by the mashanda taylor. we thought that the u. s. would follow basic diplomatic protocol. we should clarify opposition immediately. let me tell you something. you have no right to tell china that you start from a position of strength when talking to us about many are beginning to think that perhaps the bind administration made a pretty big

this reflects the responsibility and commitment of both russia and china to massive security. i'm going to 61 ascii, the anglo saxon allies has shown 0 concern of all the problem of biological weapons . despite all the evidence revealed by russia, how can we make the world recognize the dangers of biological warfare? oh, if you read the pass, especially in the russian speaking world, they talk about a historic moment. now the trasha has exposed though slabs through the world, but more than the ocean. this is in direct violation of the biological and talks in weapons convention. under this convention for years, we have advocated the creation of a transparent and universal verification mechanism. in these efforts weaving, supported by all of the countries except the united states. the proposed mechanism would allow all countries to verify that none of the parties to the convention or in violation of their obligations since 2001 for more than 20 years, the u. s. is vehemently oppose this initiative. we know today why they have adopted this position because all these years, they h

i guess it means that next time nate has line of defense will move to the south china sea. and it's not just nato e. u. lead is also decided to play war, so you learn to lavonda line can now compete with the east tough diplomat, joseph burrell, in how hawkish this she also mentioned that the e should take responsibility for the security in the, in the pacific. the go, how are they going to do this? so they're talking about some e u army, of that nature will not let them have this army while the alliance exists. and it sounds like the alliance will not even be reformed. ali, on the contrary, it wants to turn into alliance with global dominance ambitions. this is a very dangerous path, and this plan will inevitably fail spicy ramble, but shortly. thank you very much. one important question left. our viewers want to know about syria. how is this situation going to affect crush us military presence their day when i heard him? saddam for roseville. our presence was requested by the legitimate president of the saran arab republic, the legitimate government of that country. and is

i think what, what china is trying to do and should be listening. tell me is that none of these values can be unique. why that is a for me, stay with us throughout the day as we bring you more news and commentary, this is our to international. glad to have you with us. ah ah, since the break away of the donates people's republic woo has been ranging and done by the cranium. artillery has been showing civilian towns and mining villages. you're very welcome to deal with whatever you want with little boys will give us one what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very good to kill time, time to sit down and talk. situational forces can overwhelm, can dominate even the best of us. ordinary people, put in a bad evil environment, can become transformed. to become part of that negative environment and it's any of us or in fact most of us the office of naval intellige

come to just sell its oil to china? do guns in a key in hushed will to sons is crushes entire energy infrastructure was built around 5 decades ago in the soviet era for its main markets in europe, with the depth dingle dusty visa vision and agi marked. and so the entire network is and the pipelines, the are mostly directed. western as in egg units is still at a pipelines tendency to novice no escalate. of course, there are pipeline to transport oil and gas to asian markets like the easterns, iberia, pacific ocean pipeline, east siberia, pacific ocean pipeline wound it as will deem is. in fact, us d comments. but the capacity of the eastern infrastructure isn't enough to replace . what will be lost in exports to europe moved dropped off entirely in the exporter in, in not will come to the big question. transporting oil by ship is also problematic because shipbuilders and insurance companies don't tell us with gluten either on the journey is longer and more expensive because really big tank is can pass through the suez ca

but china's 0 coven policy has exactly helped it's force businesses their to shop for weeks. some of those closures absence ended, but they're deepening the supply problems in europe and other parts of the world. all right holders meeting is chief economist at beer and berg bank. he joins me now for more. hope you're good to have you on the show. what is the danger of recession in europe? is that realistic? well, recession is not likely. it is a risk, but more likely we will stay in sort of speculation for a little while sex age means hardly any growth and very high inflation. the recession is also, if, for instance, there was another shock, such as even worse for the supply chain issues with china. or if you are indeed see this to get any natural gas from russia, then we will be talking with session. for now, we are looking at state lation with a good chance that the, some of the situation could improve. as there is a lot of pent up the mom, especially for some already days after the pandemic. also in summer the european central bank is hitting that it could go ahead and rai

in china. and i correspondent, in paris on your found the car has been speaking to you, competition commission and margaret of a stair. she asked about the new plans to shore up semiconductor supplies as the work we do on their semiconductors. to fully understand why did we have the shortage to work together for the future to make sure that we remain strong. because i think that's a main task in the do politics of to day. that like minded partners, that we work much closer together than what we have done before. i go to the stair was speaking to our correspondent sonton sonia found the car, alaska, mo, from sonya, i asked her why the meeting in paris had particular importance this year. the u. s . you trade and technology council was, was initially set up last year as a, as a mechanism to, to smooth, treat tensions in the transatlantic relationship. but you're right the, this, the are the overarching focus has really been a rushes and vision of ukraine and disruptions to global trade and supply

china seas nigh teeth up in the ny, when she had condra coffee at nom china has been refrain from conducting or even thinking of any kind of massive, massive intervention. like why she has done in places such as you can call me georgia and many reasons the in, you know. and so i don't think it is in live would be chinese force you to think about and to conduct this kind of mosse scale and intervention. and so i don't thing russia and china has that a day to say. now, on the other hand, i don't think i want is the same as ukraine. taiwan is not even a member of the united nations general assembly. and taiwan has an entirely different kind of political, economic security configuration with china and also with the united states. and again, it was the 19th of denied and taiwan entered into a treaty with the next day, which we call the taiwan relations act. now, although there's no explicit language in ensuring the and the time on these are all t, the top 40 that united states will indeed defend taiwan by force if it was attacked by china. but it was, has been generally been the consensus that th

the repression that china exert inch and jang and forced labor camps. there. it's been a huge political issue for some years now and a corporate issue as well, with pressure on companies to stop using and sourcing these factories in that part of china. and the message from can roth from human rights watch was that russia is overshadowing the real enemy here being china. i've heard this from other analysts as well that china is the next to enemy. and the china is looking on a serving this war quite closely to see how far russia gets with its war. that it's, that it's a campaigned on ukraine that's raging in ukraine and to see how far it could get in perhaps it's moves on taiwan. we've heard a very strong warnings from the u. s. presidential biden, as far as taiwan goes, but how willing the american public would be to back a war that would evolve chai, china and taiwan. that's another question i want being such a small island so far away from america. right? julia brief if you could. and how do you think shows his address is going to be received here in, in germ

when asked by reporters, what the us would do in case of an attack by china. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that? yes, you are. that's a commitment. we made a 2nd, then we may, we are not look, here's a situation. we agree with the one china pulse. we shined on, all the attendance agreements made from dinner. but the idea that that could be taken by force is taken by force is just not who's just not appropriate, dislocate the entire region, and be another action. similar to what happened in, in your crew. journalist sonia black k is in tokyo and i asked her earlier given biden's remarks how real is the threat of a chinese invasion of tie one and well, i mean, considering what he says, obviously there are people who fear that it could be real. do you think that way in japan, however, it's not a matter of something that would happen very soon. it's real in the sense that they are trying now to prevent this from happening by showing a strong deterrence by really looking shoulders and saying, hey, we will not let this h

we all know that china has changed. china has changed since last year. it's more aggressive. it's more active in the region, and we need to understand that and respond to it. looked again, vice president of the sense of china and globalization believe the new prime minister will actually bring more pragmatism to australian relations with china. i personally congratulate mr. our knees on becoming the new prime minister of australia. what he talked about, the tensions with china. i need to be addressed a very accurately china is not an enemy of australia, china values, the trade relations with australian, china has the largest market for all fittings, produce deal australia. so i hope prime minister albany will bring pragmatism and realism to deal with china. australia relations. no country in the world can replace the huge market demand in china for australian commodities and to promote peace for relations between china and australia is in the fundamental interest of the australian people. i hope is the album. these will listen to the voices of the people in australia and do t

i don't think the western world has, given china did, in terms of making contribution to the war efforts, the peking imperialist, the japan. and i call history in terms of what the chinese people did and what the soviet union germany and imperialistic japan, bye now, china is already the 2nd largest economy in the world, a very important to power in the world in terms of economics, as well as global trade and also militarily, and i think china is a major force for peace and stability and growth. victory day parades are taking place right across russia on monday, the residence of the countries far east, where the 1st to hold their events. of course marches have really rule through a number of cities including harbor ropes. you know, soccer list, novice appears. absolutely. val stock the missing some of the footage from the parade in flooding forestall the largest russian port on the pacific ocean. more than 2000 people took part in the festive procession. first came the units of the pacific fleet, followed by a column of military equipment, including a war, t 34. soviets and places, if yo

but a strong russia with china is a much bigger problem than a very weak russia with china. there americans are defining existential threat and similar terms. well, these are the only 2 countries that are capable of totally and hating each other. so did an existing action to each other, and that justifies trying to awaken your adversary. because i mean, we can the adversary with nuclear weapons. one could argue that it's much bigger than you know, yes. but we can visit with nuclear weapons. would also consider using them in the same manner as it would consider using them. if it's not, we can, if that enemy is going to defeat me, then i may consider the option off. if the world doesn't want me that way, where i need this world, but i don't think that americans are going to be addressed at that stage. if you do it, you can make li we can. and as austin said, i don't know whether it was a slip of the tongue or it was genuine. he said they want to, we can russia so that it can rebuild. it says to come to this stage from your experience of this country, do you think that approach

another space is always trying to contract or explain different ways to about the one china policy in america, official always try to contradict or it's a problem miss. and also try to miss your interpretation of the word, turn the policy and try and us a government has already announced that again. and the doctor who are kind of policy, he's them the main stone or the base stone that all countries are ready to have people, american religion, that we're trying to move. relations we're trying to, we're trying to policy can not be shaped, cannot be shrunk, nor thrive. the conflict in ukraine, kiev has repeatedly accused russia of committing atrocities. but the spider often being unable to verify the claims western media outlets have been all too willing to run the stories. here's our senior corresponded morocco, steve, ukraine, without a doubt, has become a public relations superpower at designs. fashioned spreads narratives, information and disinformation in such volume. and with such reach that it is simply astounding than less than governments and media which enabled us have become w