and then mexico is another destination when it comes to semi. conductors said built for the u. s. and the global market. right now, just to really briefly, we saw china's economy, really blown as it opened up to the west. could we see a similar boom as the us in europe look into these other countries that grew saving? you can't copy, paste this success story. and then also, if we talk about some tendencies, some a moving to production out of at china. i mean, that's going to be a rather slow process. we heard from the foreign minister of, from mexico for example. he believes that actually the economic growth in mexico could double was that the next couple of years, for instance, with semi conductor production. and coming to that state, so it would be a copy of paste, but clearly some companies of cut, some countries i will definitely benefit from this strength and scar to thank you so much now to some of the other global business stories making this frances prime minister announced the country's plan to capt power and gas price increases for households at 15 percent next year. it'

and while the u. s. is pushing south africa for the green energy policy, the country faces a series of widespread power outage with from moscow to the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins, and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the front lines and the don bass and ukraine. russian troops continue to hold the eastern part of cooper beyond despite regular shelling of this city by cabs forces. while heavy fighting is ongoing in the cities of young pole and craus neatly, mon, that remain under the control of the russian lead forces. and sole adar, ongoing clashes are reported there as well. and to john, yes, city were 13 people, including 2 children have been killed and at least 8 others wounded and a ukrainian artillery attack on a crowded public area. on monday. a warning you may find the following. images disturbing. oh, yeah, with just this comes as the civil chambers of both lugens and dynastic people's republics have called for an immediate vote on wheth

we have the head of the u. s. naval command, talking about how a major focus of u. s. policy needs to be opposing beijing in the southern hemisphere. we can say plainly that the united states has neglected its relationship in the south pacific amour, accounting for that by engaging more deeply. the hoping concerning actions by the peoples republic of china have in the region, including the secret security arrangement with the solomon islands that have been concerning for the united states of america. and i think concerning, also for new zealand as well. yeah, the state is also talking about putting pre emptive sanctions on chinese officials in order to deter military action against the island of taiwan. we also have other calls from us officials for more sanctions and more efforts to curb beijing's influence around the world. now, many are looking at china and admiring the great restraints that the country has shown. when nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan that was largely seen as a provocation. many are now wondering how far the united states intends to go in t

this going directly against the longstanding one china policy and while the u. s. is pushing south africa towards a green energy policy, the country faces a series, a wide spread power outages with from las go to the world. this is our to international. i merger blevins and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the don bass, for 13 people have been killed and at least 8 others wounded and a ukrainian artillery attack on the city of done net. that's according to a statement by the mayor. now, a warning you may find some of these images disturbing. the shelling, targeted crowded areas in the city center. this footage shows the aftermath of the hit on a busy central square where civilians including 2 children were killed while they were stepping out of shops and waiting for a bus. now we blurred out images of the human cost of his latest attack by key ebs forces. with the attack came in 3 waves. you fast shall landed behind that building of a where the bank is. we do not know where the 2nd one men did. you said one fell right here. is there

s. recognize that, you know, there's one china and that you as a, we only maintain commercial culture and non official ties with taiwan. so what we mean by non official ties. so that's, that's the, that's the principle. that's the prerequisite for established a mat in relation. and that's the china, a condition for established of america. religion was 181 countries. so now us have nancy close the, i mean, the 3rd highest ranking official, you know, lined up to succeed. the president, the president goes wrong, really made a big official visit to taiwan. so that's really a big violation. so i think that's really a dentist move. i mean, you know, china has to respond. john has to do it. every operation. a pound is kind of a response is kind of a crisis, but i think, you know, really we should refrain from doing that. i mean, we're still seeing her congressman and people. i was official capacity is too long . a parade, the sort of taiwan spoke. so that's where i don't use those on military. i was in the navy ships, i was a straight all the time. so, so we don't see chinese navies passing

and exports. faltering, some economists a china might never overtake the u. s. let's bring in so it's on han in taipei for more on this. so thanks for joining us. what does this slowing growth in august tell us about the condition of the chinese economy right now? yes, christy, at a time when most countries around the world have relax, epidemic control measures in china at least 74 cities and 313000000 people have been under 4 or posho locked down since late august is a big blow to the chinese economy. especially when china need to rely more on domestic demand, their exports, and not only china's asper growth slow due to weakening external demand, but also the global economy is likely to slow down. the key challenge china faces is how to ballast domestic comic activities and content cope it al, brakes. okay, was pretty tough situation for china. it sounds like, does this change at all their ambitions to be the world's largest economy by the end of the decade? yes, definitely. besides arms 0 covey policy, corbin housing speculation. an aging population and hig

s. bond on a micro chip. exports to china and russia will end up causing economic pain back home. this is part of the plan of the collective west to contain china. actually they might be shooting themselves into the food because ultimately they, they need the whole product. microchip is only part of the product, but if the, if the product is meeting china any sold to the us, ultimately the us are going to have disruption when it comes to the, you know, to, to the final product to be shipped to the us. they don't have the cost of time. so ultimately, these might be actually an additional to inflation in the west because probably the cost, especially when cost, you know, and michael shift is the cost. if it's done in the us, it's probably $3.00 to $4.00 times the price that we pay. if it was done in china when it comes to the micro sheets, that's for example, salt, korea, that would actually go against china. keep in mind that more than 50 percent of healthcare market when it comes to micro sheets is china. and then south korea major. the majority of its production is in china. so w

so now u. s. have nancy closer me, the 3rd highest ranking official, you know, lined up to succeed, the president, the president goes wrong. really made a big official visit to taiwan. so that's really a big violation. so i think that's really a very dante's move. i mean, you know, china has to respond. john has to do a military operations. are you know, of a pound is kind of a response is kind of a crisis, but i think, you know, really we should refrain from doing that. i mean, we're still seeing her congressman and people. i was official capacity is too long a parade. the sort of taiwan spoke, so that's where i don't use those on military. i was in the navy ships, i was a straight all the time. so, so we don't, the chinese navies passes through current building or go to how, why, you know, and things like that. so it's really, i think china was, and a lot of, you know, this kind of a publication to really challenge china, those hogan channels. they are com, i really think that we need to go back

a visit from u. s. congress woman nancy pelosi, our efforts to ob, taiwan, smell it contributions to taiwan military from the united states and so on. really a red line for china and that was very clear. and the remarks here, a chris of the league you and general assembly, it's a, it's a meeting for heads of state. why are we not saying the chinese president? she jin ping, making this speech himself. no reason has been given for him not coming here to the general assembly that i've heard as certainly he appeared by video last year, but he's not shown his face in person at this a bad but he did meet with president pooh and recently to discuss their mutual interests and way forward with china and russia, talking about the need for global leadership and multi polarity and working together going forward. so that is why we're seeing the foreign minister speaking on the 2nd to last day of general assembly speech is because he is not a head of state. he was pushed further back in the running order. but none

busy security is the u. s. the year to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china. so don't really fight a war since it's opened up economy. the follow up cost is credible on this kind of plan. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of lewis things to a district before it gets built in the american foreign policy, the us and a huge majority of from world and also one kind of principal. so the majority of the well will not be on the us side. 5 in controversial remarks over taiwan is not the only thing that is raised eyebrows around the world. with more on one of the president's speech spark, widespread backlash. here's our key, caleb mob been for the 1st time and 200 days joe biden decided to do a one on one interview with american media was a great opportunity for the president to make his case amid emerging economic woes and dropping approval ratings. biden, however, turned it into a total train wreck after watching the president's for all around for 25 minutes with

it is a patchwork of disinformation that serves as a political tool for the u. s. and other western countries to use zing jang to contain china. this assessment based on anti china forces violates the mandates of the o. c. h. r. in the past bachelor's face, criticism for not being forthright about the persecution of the week of community. her visit to china re may, was widely condemned as a whitewash with the u. s. state department, calling it a mistake human rights group. say her report is better late than never. this is a blueprint really for a member states, especially those who sit on the human rights council to adopt a resolution that creates an independent and international mechanism so that you can start investigating these crimes. and you can start identifying the perpetrators and prosecuting those perpetrators. hello. this is the latest of many reports, detailing human rights abuses against weakness. but this one carries the weight of the un and those campaigning for justice. hope it'll mark a turning point, victoria gate and be al jazeera a quarter malays

the u. s. government has imposed export restrictions of specialist micro chips to china and russia. the white house ordered the large computer chip, manufacturers, and video an a. m. d to hold shipping artificial intelligence chips to the 2 countries. and let's say the move will disrupt global supply change for the components industry. and in turn, deprived american tech companies of access to the lucrative chinese market in particular, beijing, how best the same response both if i walk without your game, you would, the u. s. has done is typical sy, tech head jamini. this violates the rules of the market. economy undermines the international economic and trade order and disrupts the stability of global industrial and supply chains all at china. firmly reject it to help you with your, your la financial consultant on political analysts. angelo juliano believes the u. s. bond on a i. micro chip exports to china and russia will end up causing economic pain back home. this is part of the plan of the collective west to contain china. actually they might be shooting themselves into the foo

s. dominance and has identified china as a long term strategic challenge. at the same time, the collected west, led by washington, sends a frightening signal to all other countries, without exception to any one who dares to disobey can be next. now the russian foreign minister and his speech went on to condemn the practice of unilateral sanctions being carried out by the united states, which prevent people from getting food or getting medicine. and a number of states have been targeted. he specifically highlighted the blockade of cuba, which the un general assembly has condemned over and over and over again. but the united states persists in instilling on the small island nation. now from there we had the russian foreign minister talk about the need for the u. n. to be restructured in a way that countries around the world that are from the developing areas, latin america, africa, and asia could be given more adequate representation on the security council. he talked specifically about africa and how it is under represented in world affairs, maliciously comm

s. china joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment to not support taiwan independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence. china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side . so the official us position doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan. but instead stands military aid to the island. latest batch of funding for the island was announced in early september and includes over a $1000000000.00 and alms with an array of anti shift and anti aircraft missiles to be delivered. in response, china reiterated the pie one is quota, and in alien a part of his territory, an urge washington to immediately revoke the sales. and the weapons package comes, of course, just a month off the us house speaker, nancy pelosi visited sy pay, which prompted major chinese military drills all around the island. now the white house has had to walk back up biden's statement saying washington's policy has not changed. meanwhile, jo biden's, 1st one on on

s. approved a potential $1100000000.00 on sale to taiwan, the angering china. the wednesday, clear, watched old warms fighting around ukraine's upper is your power plant still poses a grave risk prompting expense to be based out the facility permanently. ah and legend, serena williams loses in the 3rd round, the u. s. open in what is likely to be the last month. ah, shoreline because disgraced. former president is back home less than 2 months after he fled during the nations worst economic crisis since independence got to buy. a raja poxel was blamed for pushing shore lanka towards financial disaster. the government ran out of foreign cash reserves and was unable to pay for imports, leading to shortages. roger pack so returned early on saturday, flying in from buying coke. he had left following unprecedented protests. michelle fernandez had the latest from colombo, the return of the former president go, toby, roger, parks has happened very quickly. no one expected him to return a when he literally fled the country on a military jet just a few weeks ago. now tha

s. a. tends to hi. it's leading universe the following allegations that beijing tried to steal american technology online in july.

at the 3rd, most important figure in the, in the communist party in china. and he said that the u. s. and nato threatened russia, it's home door, forced into a corner and said that china understood russia and would assist russia. so this is a very clear backing. so at this moment it looks like china is backing russia. however, that could change, given the current situation, the current military situation, nobody really likes to back a loser. and you know, things could be different, but in many ways it's a win win, because if russia wins than russian, china has a strong ally in europe. and if russia loses in ukraine, then russia effectively becomes a vassal state to, to beijing because it's, it's got these sort of strong economic ties that very briefly, does all this suggest that china is essentially willing to sacrifice its relation relations with the west. in addition to fight with russia, when i think i'm trying to needs your western tech and it needs, it still needs western trade. on the other hand, china has been acting a lot more ideological than strategic in recent times. so

they're considering bringing and part of the production for the new a pixel phone out of china. the same is true for apple was the i $4.14, but also the south korean, a company, a samsung for example, is looking to taking at least some production. i'm out of truck. okay. well, young's, we just heard the european commission talking about moving to chilly, moving to mexico, some of us production, what countries are interesting to the us right now? yeah, and maybe also a to have one of word to him on the reasons white corporations for example, are looking at some other destination. so, i mean, there had been some political or clustered side, but then clearly also all the lockdown and china have been them heard full for some a corporation. so well, what country is might to benefit? where might production come to depends a little bit on the industry. if you look at the tech world, if you look go at google, apple for incense or samsung, they're looking at countries like good ma'am, like india. a for instance. but then also look at the fashion industry and they already had been a movem

so the idea that the u. s. has its hands clean a claim, it's been weaving for years now. simply doesn't hold any water. and now china has clearly enough and is explicitly naming and shaming those it themes responsible. while bringing the receipts to prove it. it seems that the hacking victim narrative from the u. s. has too many holes and it's simply falling apart, potentially exposing it as the very perpetrator. earlier we spoke to michael reg, some old, an author and former new york university professor. he says such allegations are making us china relations even worse. these deflections by the, by the campaign or that they didn't spy on china. then i have to be led to disbelieve what they say because they haven't said anything. that's true in some time. so i believe china on this looks like the relations are degrading precipitously. and this, this particular accusation only lends greater force to the conflict that's going on between the us and china. it's only getting worse and tensions are certainly rising

the weapons package comes just a month off the u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi visited taipei, which prompted me to chinese emergency drills surrounding the island. the white house has had or had to walk back, widens statement the same. washington's policy has not changed. meanwhile, joe, by the 1st one on one interview in over 6 months, caught the public by surprise. as his comment sparks criticism from health officials and ordinary americans from his claims that the coven pandemic is over to stating that inflation is under control. so you like me, i could make a sound like. busy of a sudden my god, it went to 8.2 percent. oh, highest inflation rate, mr. president and 40 here i got that. but guess what? we are. we're in a position where for the last several months it hasn't spiked for someone who's been a top official since 1972 and always lived in mansions. maybe it isn't so bad, but for average american statistics show they are being squeezed. at this point, we've got the u. s. army urging soldiers to apply for food stamps in order

a back in august of china held its largest ever military exercises around the island territory of china's display of power. the u. s. state department announced $1100000000.00 worth of arm sales to taiwan, saying this was vital for taiwan to maintain a sufficient self defense capability. life now to andrew long and international independent, china's specialist joining us hey, live on this program on our t international, a very warm welcome to you. so just last week, the u. s. state department, announcing $1100000000.00 and arm sales to taiwan, saying its vital for its security. ah mister long, what, what do you think is a, is a weapons sale of that size and, and degree to tie one is not going to deescalate pensions. do you thing? well, let's just keep these on sales in perspective. regardless of the size, it is authorized by the taiwan relations act, acted by the united states many years. and so it is that the us government isn't power is act, but the supply these weapons does not necessarily mean that. busy on there or declare the jewel independence, an effect of the pie one enjoys a gre

we are seeing that the majority of the, well, there's a side with the u. s. this time intention of russia, about $100.00 countries, including china, india and bricks, countries and so on, on, not essentially russia. they continue to trade with, especially ascension, arguably create serious energy and crops shortage, and record inflation in decades. of a chinese military has also been taking part in these during drove east in russia in recent days. so what are your thoughts on what this could mean for global security? but even to china, russia, i'm not military alliance, they share a lot of common interests, especially in supporting the one china principal, separately across the pie, one shaped balancing image, major power of japan. and the states in default, is as well as increasing concerns about the expansion of nato to the is as well as to the far east and economically not only china, along with india and $100.00 plus countries. i'm not joining the west to century russia. china stay with russia, actually. sword china as crew oil imports from russia. so at

a lie for a period of time z u. s. has been abusing export control measures to restrict the exports of semiconductor related items to china. we firmly oppose this. meanwhile, the president on taiwan is coming forward and saying that they are looking forward to producing what they're calling democracy ships in coordination with the united states. you enter in taiwan 6 to both to cooperation with the united states in the semiconductor and other high tech industries. will look forward to jointly produce and democracy chiefs to safeguard the interest of all democratic partners and create greater prosperity. so underscore is the deepening tension between the united states and china and it appears the united states is tempting to essentially weaponized ship markets for geo political. and now the results on the stock market have not been good in video stock as suffered as has a m d and others. and so that's the situation we're in. i think the united states is moving ahead with trying to prevent china from having access to cer

violation of both its territorial integrity and the one china policy observed by the u. s. and other high profile american visitor to tie one for me, you a secretary of state mike upon p. o or to promote an angry response from beijing when he said, washington must act to prevent her quote chinese sensually. if we wanted free 21st century and not the chinese saturday century, which is in pink dreams of the all paradigm, a blind engagement must and she, she you portrait. the former politician, you mentioned had a bankrupt reputation, whose clumsy anti china actions were aimed at personal political dame and will not succeed. victor, our vice president of the center for china and globalization believes that the u. s . is playing the taiwan card to try to hang on to its own global hegemony. it is true that the united states is still hollowing out the one china policy. the united states plays the taiwan card as if that taiwan cod will enable the united states to hang on to the so called a global hegemony. the united states really has a very track record. it does not do with ot

his look at a few other stories making headlines. his, our china has accused the u. s. of sending, quote dangerous signals on taiwan. beijing issued the statement after a meeting between foreign minister when v and u. s. secretary of state antony, blinking in new york. it comes after us president joe biden said american troops would defend taiwan if it were attacked by china. nearly $1000000.00 people have been left without power after hurricane fiona made landfall in eastern canada, bringing winds of nearly a 150 kilometers per hour. fiona earlier battered bermuda and several caribbean islands killing at least 8 people. the storm is expected to be one of canada's most severe on record. ukraine says it will withdraw. the iranian ambassadors accreditation overtake ron's decision to supply russian forces with drones. the military in southern ukraine says it has shot down at least 7 iranian drones. president enchilada mir zalinski called to ron's backing of russian forces. collaboration with evil. to ron deny supplying russia with drums. iran's president has said the count

s. visits, china has stepped up, its military drills around taiwan in august, a chinese military aircraft flew a record number of incursions into ty, one's air defense zones. so how concerned is taiwan about a possible full scale invasion? d, w 's, richard walker put that question to tie one's foreign minister joseph wu. in this exclusive interview, here's an excerpt from that talk. you see that the chinese seemed to be preparing for a war against high 14 when they claim unification of their country. so what they were doing in the 1st part of august, ah, which is a exercise, according to ne, a playbook against i one, let me say it again. they fired missiles to the waters near taiwan. they conducted very large scale air and sea exercises. they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted disinformation campaign against high one in, at the same time, they also engage in equal mclauren. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. and you could watch the entire interview with joseph wu on d w's youtube channel. we'll have more fo

if they want to join in ultimately the u. s. is not going to fight those was and when you see those chip alliance actually was there, it's been a lives in the customers, the vague big partners of china, which are korea just fad in taiwan. so you see it's the same. you see. so the us is maybe the same as he who speaking the price of the you can walk, you can clean and walk a few up who's going to pay the price. if there's a confrontation in se asia is going to be all se each other is going to pay the price, it can, i just put a another point to as well. while the u. s. has been blaming rush for using gas exports as a political weapon and food before that in the ukrainian ports. isn't the white house essentially doing the same thing with microchips? but it's really hard to, to just measure you know, what, what is the plan? he's just the rational ultimately there's no you see, i have some doubts on how well thought those plans are, is just is containing. and i think i think they're not looking at the whole game, the broader game he

s. recognize that, you know, there's one china and a, we only maintain commercial culture and non official ties with taiwan. so what we mean by non official ties. so that's, that's the, that's the principle that's the prerequisite for established a mat in relation. and that's the china, a precondition for established of america. religion was 181 countries. so now us have nice to close the, i mean, the 3rd highest ranking official, you know, lined up to succeed, the president, the president goes wrong, really made a big official visit to taiwan. so that's really a big violation. so i think that's really a dentist move. i mean, you know, china has to respond. john has to do it. every operation, you know, of a pound is kind of a response is kind of a crisis. but i think, you know, really we should refrain from doing that. i mean, we're still seeing her congressman and people. i was official capacity is too long a parade, the sort of taiwan. so that's where i don't use those on military. i was in the navy ships, i was a straight all the time. so, so we don't see chinese navies passes through c

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s. dominance and has identified china as a long term strategic challenge. at the same time, the collect to west led by washington, sends a frightening signal to all other countries without exception with any one who dares to disobey can be next. lab. rob emphasized that russia is willing to talk at his press conference. he said it is always better to talk than not to. however, western leaders just proceeded onward with their anti russian allegations and podium, pounding. an unbiased observer can clearly see who is bringing in stability to the world and who is it? most people in the world want peace and an end to the conflict. but based on what we saw at the un general assembly, it seems pretty clear that not everyone wants that tailored mopping artsy, united nations new york. plus how the world is looking as a new week gets underway. do head over to our website for up to date information on those referendums. i p. scott's. i'll be back in 30 awe on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended, the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report numbe

s. foreign policy, there's a very big gap between what u. s. officials are doing and what the american people want. america's vice president kamala, have as secure as china of committing palpitations around time when calling for t p. u. s. ties with the island. china has flexed its military and economic might to coerce and intimidate its neighbors. and we have witnessed disturbing behavior in the east china sea and in the south china sea. and most recently, provocations across the taiwan strait. tensions over taiwan increased as you as healthy can. nancy pelosi visited the island last month. china called the move a provocation and responded with military drills around time one. this month, washington approved more than a $1000000000.00 worth of arm sales to the island, which china considers its sovereign territory. then more recently, joe biden said, washington would defend taiwan with troops at the white house, backtracked on that statement, asian classified those latest moves as a violation of both its territorial integrity and the one chi

in a responsible attitude towards the world, we hope that the u. s. will correct its perception of china and stop trying to deal with the chinese from a position of strength. in august, tensions between beijing and washington got stretched to the limit over a visit to the disputed territory of taiwan by us. politician, nancy pelosi, the speaker. it became the highest ranking u. s. official to make a trip with us since the ninety's. of course, as you know, the visit outraged china, which launched its largest ever military drills completely surrounding the island in response. and just a bit earlier i spoke with nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai center, who says that china made clear what is red lines are. and it's not going to yield on them. been called for a minister, has said it very correctly, that it is time for the us to re position itself. and its attitude was handling relations which tried because the relations between the 2 big country is that us in china, our current at its lowest point seems to the 2 sides, established a diplomati

s. foreign policy, there's a very big gap between what u. s. officials are doing and what the american people want. ah, and over to asia now, where china has lost out of the us calling it's a quote, disruptor of international rules. us over washington's interference, and it's high one straight. you good to go to one. china principal is the prevailing consensus in the international community and the basic norm and international relations. speaking of rules, keeping one's commitment is the most basic rule. if the u. s. cannot even keep its own word. how is it in a position to talk about rules and order a country like that can only become a disruptor of international rules? without furious response by beijing comes after us, vice president's kamala harris accused china of committing provocations around ty, one or former us secretary of state, my pompeo code on washington to prevent a chinese century china has flexed. it's military and economic might, to coerce and intimidate its neighbors, and most recently, provocations across the taiwan strai

i mean, terrorism has been a many headed hydra. every time the u. s. says that it has chopped off one to up here. so tell me again why, why you know, how it is that united states is been helping, and it is that, you know, on the side of the angels and everyone else is on the side of the evil that i want to bring in to me. tree head to meet you hearing 2 very different perspectives there from the chinese and from the world from to raise a father. no, no, no, to speak. you will be off the american certainly. but, you know, i mean, at some point, russia is going to have to decide who it wants to throw its lot in china is not completely backing russia when it comes to the war in ukraine, not publicly. they're afraid of sanctions as well. america still has some real power over russia. he doesnt post the war in ukraine is the tragedy robot. certainly the western view. they have you represented by 3. it is a simplistic view of that tragedy. you know, there is a sad that it started one down of course, which was told he did not refuse. he postponed the sign in

s. government to try and stop china's wise in global influence? first of all, mister pale is a former politician and he's been very much eager to make money. and his visits to one are very much tied to, to making money by promoting time needs separatism, or in dependence from china. in this way, he has been sanctioned by the chinese government for violating chinese law about china sovereignty and territorial integrity is basically bankrupt as far as china is concerned. as a person, as a politician. and we will refuse to deal with him and he's bought from entering china. so china's hong kong, as well as macau special administrative region, as well as from doing any business with chinese interests, both government and commercial. this is for palm pale. now, it is true that the united states is still hollowing out the one china policy. the united states plays the taiwan card as if that taiwan card will enable the united states to have on to the so called the global hegemony. now, the other thing we need to emphasize is that no one is called in the wo