china -- china will work with the u.n. to set up a china u.n. global south south development facility and provide it with 10 million u.s. dollars in budgetary support. china will also partner with the united nations development program to establish a global center for sustainable development in shanghai to accelerate the implication of the u.n. 2030 agenda for sustainable development. the tide of history surges forward, and the great way remains smooth and steadfast going forward, china will will continue doing its best to contribute to global peace and development. china hopes to work with the rest of the world to uphold the ideals of the u.n., carry forward the spirit of multilateralism, actively implement the four major global initiatives, advanced toward the lasting goal of building a community with a shared future for humanity and make our world a more harmonious and beautiful place. thank you. assembly. [applause]

start young and by nationalist china. the sons of time are running out and yet the nation our cities and our people reflect little of uneasiness, unrest, uncertainty that casts the shadows from within and without. shanghai 1937, the blow of old japan strikes. when kai shek is forced into war with japan, when china must fight her life. the communists are given representation in a coalition. mao zedong makes is real aim is very clear. we are fighting 70% or so development, 20% for compromise 10% against japan. as a sino-japanese war goes on. mao is promoted in chinese communist propaganda as a popular anti-japanese patriot. wherever and the red groups move battle. they spread the glory of mao zedong and the greatness of the communist cause on their backs. they carry posters and slogans as they march through the countryside. when the war ends in 1945, miles guerillas have grown from 40000 to 1 million. the enemy from without has been conquered. but within the fight has just begun. for postwar china, as a nation exhorts, stoo

china. fourth, to invest and trade with china. so as to contribute to the marketization of the chinese economy and to break down if not dismantle the socialist planned economy. the fifth tactic to improve china's domestic governance and professional what's referred to as capacity. organizationally behaviorally. sixth building the rule of law. what rule of law? law based on western legal premises. and lastly, not unimportant like educating chinese so that they could return to their homeland to to the modernization of china and to be agents of change. liberal political and social change. yes, we wanted to train them in whatever specialty they came here to study. but there was an assumption and a hope, at least, that they would also go back based on modernization. a lot of these tactics and strategy itself grow out of modernize nation theory that these would be agents change. okay. so those are the in short, there is no classify master document in the national archives in washington, d.c. that lays out the engagement strategy. there'

those are all things that, that we can learn from china and hopefully work with china and helping that these technologies. and this approach to long term policy making also reaches other countries around the world. as belinda shape from the center for research on energy and clean air, thanks so much for all those insights and your time tonight. thank you. and that's our time. but make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and stay in touch . you can follow our team on social media. our handle there is at the we news. if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there is always our website. of course, that's d w dot com for now though from the entire team here on the day. thank you so much for spending parts of your day with us. by the way, it's time for vision raise for sustainability . but also for horsepower. the, it's time for the mobile revolution. on d, w. one wing feet too many and the turbines could be deadly done. awesome, since the danger to nate in germany, a high tech test site uses a gps, i'm sense of the goal of wind turbines that detect wild life and save lights tomorro

but one country dominates production. china. china invested early and strategically. environmental standards and labor costs are lower and export quotas and tariffs offer leverage over the global market. there are 3 key stages. mining. china extracts roughly 70 percent of the worlds where are processing separating wherever it's elements is a complex process. over 80 percent of global processing takes place in china, refining its the production of o trip. your materials china share here is about 90 percent. a large portion of these metals goes into a mac that's essential for electric vehicle motors. in spring 2025 china type new to export controls on key rivers. alarming german industry, meaning that that no imports or no exports were taking place to germany. having stabilized the supply chains of the past, companies were confronted with the not receiving the necessary materials for production on allowing the vote is a raw materials expert with the federation of german industries, which represents german business interest. and when at the export controls maintain for a longer time, and the ne

china dumps the dollar and the mids of it all, china is ditching the dollar fast with china's leaders thinking a globally accepted uon can insulate their exporters from movements in the dollars value. we're going to be discussing those points and a whole lot more with dr. yang xing assistant director and research fellow of the the guang institute of the gba and also diane sir, political analyst and former independent candidate for us senate. thank you for inviting me in this progress, the trade war has no real ringers, so historically the us and china have maintained very strong ties in the trade, especially in the agriculture products, the us has advised agriculture technology and large scale. capabilities, while china has a massive market demand. nearly 60% of us soil beam production used to be exported china even during the periods of tensions in the us-china relations, the agriculture trade had often remained relatively estable. after trump applied extremely pressures in china, he is a rational counter measures for chinese government to adjust its soil being import structure and s

is china? yes. anyone in the welcome to show all the things if in this school a law beside me system is one of them, is the single sort of i know it, it, i know even the of us them fish, everything was good. the the things will slow on the left, you're supposed to be so wonderful, born below, especially in front of the the one industrial. so now like i'm say, you've got a lot for you sir, but also what we've been doing will literally only that. so less floor for someone if you're still you know, move up. so you have like a service panel off to like a lot of pacific all and countries as a significant age infrastructure, including critical infrastructure like wolves and fields so that people and stuff can move around before they meet once more and walk in a little bit. this time of the head of the floor changes come from an example construct and wolf here, making me pick one thing will give me one little long this will flow pacific supposed to me, correct. so the ones that we have since it was so that

china -- china will work with the u.n. to set up a china u.n. global south south development facility and provide it with 10 million u.s. dollars in budgetary support. china will also partner with the united nations development program to establish a global center for sustainable development in shanghai to accelerate the implication of the u.n. 2030 agenda for sustainable development. the tide of history surges forward, and the great way remains smooth and steadfast going forward, china will will continue doing its best to contribute to global peace and development. china hopes to work with the rest of the world to uphold the ideals of the u.n., carry

the direction china is going in now, the one thing we have not discussed is china's effort to become clear nuclear competitor with the united states and russia. 2030 sounds like a long time away and in the nuclear age, it's tomorrow. what that does to the united states, ever since the beginning of the nuclear era, focused on a bipolar standoff between the u.s. and soviet union and russia. all of our weapons requirements, delivery systems, deterrence theory, arms control strategies were based on a bipolar nuclear war. there are other countries that were irrelevant. it was her tuesday standoff. if china reaches near peer capacity, we will be a tri-polar nuclear world. everything we have done would be out of date. we have around 1500 nuclear warheads to play. russia has around the same. with china at 1000, how many does the united states need? 1500 or 2500? or maybe more than that because we face different scenarios? china's development of a nuclear striking capability close to or equal to russia and the united states i think is the greatest threat to world peace in this century. >> tha

last year americans bought $295.4 billion more goods from china and china bought from us.everage of the business. we should be using it were not using it. until we use that the chinese will continue to stuff the farmers and other american producers. >> foreign ministers from china and north korea meaning beijing are vowing to strengthen the bilateral ties and booze communication and cooperate international regional affairs this is three weeks after kim jong-un and xi jinping help their first, and six years. kim was at the massive chinese military. alongside vladimir putin from russia all going to kiss the ring of xi jinping. what you make of the strengthening relationship is what they're trying to make us think it is between north korea and china and russia. >> north korea's relations with beijing has been strong for decades, china actually gets all the from north korea when it wanted. sometimes north korea will defy the chinese and say it looks like they're separating. but really when china wants something they pull the string and they get clearly north korea and china an

one china, principal web i, taiwan is an inalienable part of china. he is universally recognized. no, i'm sure it's efforts to curry favor with power. why and politicians appear to extend? well beyond see it that the last day he says he makes monthly payments to power wise to leading presidential candidates to see to or what's that smell to? he's allegedly pain is so s h tuvell bills was 101 east contacted both. santiago, penya and their friend and leg re leg. grace says that after reviewing electrical campaign accounts, no contributions were found from sure. or the paraguay china chamber of international development and mutual assistance, santiago, opinions, office issue, this response. it says the president denies the allegations in their entirety. the claims made by mister cher dietz, it's a completely false. no such payments were ever received by the campaign. the presidents to any authorized representative acting on his behalf to around the run up to the elections. she keeps on the profile. she seems to be doing very little to help china get what it once. yeah, she let source

it will most likely be the same with china.he americans have long been trying to establish control over everything, all types of nuclear weapons, while russia is seeing... there's a fairly serious asymmetry in terms of operational-tactical nuclear weapons, by the way. china, too, has a significant portion of its nuclear potential consisting of medium- range missiles and operational-tactical systems, which are needed for regional deterrence in the pacific region. the americans would be very interested in expanding the agreement's scope to all nuclear weapons, but under current conditions, this is extremely unlikely, and at best, we might get political declarations confirming the ceilings. because we are outside the agreement with the russians, but we will implement it in fact, while the central... then, if something happens , all means can be used, and pakistan, as is known, is a nuclear power and saudi arabia, if someone attacks it, can count on it, although this is all so vague, as this is strategic uncertainty, but neverthele

but that is not true in china.n the chinese system with a police officer comes to your house and tells you you have to do something, even if it is something illegal, there is no meaningful way to say buzz off. you have to do what he is telling you to do. the fear about tiktok is that the chinese government could come to the employee, to the health of any number of bytedance employees come put a gun to their head and say you're going to turn over this information. and you're going to boost this propaganda within the app without telling anyone or i will detain you and detain your grandparents. in the u.s. we have due process that protects us from those things. in china they do not have that. they just have to do with the government says. if you live in that system, the difference between a private company and a public company, if you just have to do what the government says and your employees have to do what they say, even when that is violating people's rights, that is a legitimate fear that the chinese government c

strategy towards china might look like?how should we balance all these things in closing the prc inserted in the pacific could change the status quo around taiwan and china's broader global influence. comes once we called the first turn the biggest trade deal in history with china. he sees that because after all he is the best deal bigger in the world he tells us this all of the time. he just brought peace to the middle east today after the thousand years of conflict. i hope you watch that announcement tells you a lot about. he thanks he understandsm, trade in dollars andun cents he prioritizes that above other things.. in the firstrs term or they woud try to do with members of the asian security, and india, austria, the u.s. really pushed by the prime minister of japan were the greatest leaders of america's friends in the world it's a sad loss that he is gone but all trump wanted to do is talk aboutut trade the bigger strategic picture was lost. i think he's just done it again by sanctioning india for purchasing russian oi

an airborne invasion fraction in china. i have deep in their military cooperation in recent years with a g providing support from us gals, more in ukraine, in return china to be getting the military expertise it would need to successfully take over. so i want now, according to us intelligence, chinese presidents agent being has directed trying his army to be ready to invade taiwan by the year 2027. china views the self governing island as a break away territory in his valve, in its words, to unify ty, one with the mainland. it says it's willing to use force if necessary. i'll speaking in washington recent lead, ty ones, mainland affairs council minister said that china was preparing to seize taiwan as part of a strategy to displace the u. s. as the world's most powerful nation is sick and, you know vocation with pie one. the ccp c 2 is good. the us in for us from the shop i cpd to altima 3, depress the united states, and the global, the, the in order to restore the national grody. and the real i, the sole goal kind of doing

to have conflicts with the china. and of course you can do on the cost of all them. separate all the major power in your ratio. then you get to them, they said from the periphery about the but it, again, this a very imperialist the way i'm thinking. but i'm thinking of this guy right here. thinking of this guy, right. my and moran professor mohammed, veronica, it's easy for you to say that your present easy for you to say that your norwegian, but you have an understanding of both the chinese russo relationship with the united states. this guy and his country are not arguing with the united states. they're arguing with the united states as proxy, which is potentially arguably more powerful than the united states. and its name is or what the hell do you do if you're in that situation where they can't win? because yeah, they'd love to become friends with the united states. but in the end, they're going to be in this for ready, a war with the, with the, with israel for some damn reason. that's gotta be the, the difficult

we've had some unique relations with china lately. i'll ask a question, in layman's terms, that's exactly what's being bandied about in society : what did enormous china see in belarus that made beijing put minsk in such a special place in its system of coordinates? alexander pavlovich? well, first of all, belarus is just a cliché, by the way, an unreasonable, vulgar cliché, a small country. notice, i didn't use it, you never used it, but sometimes it's mentioned in the media. by territory, in europe, central european. a state that pursues a balanced, predictable policy, with a stable political system, and as alexander is absolutely right, we share the views of the chinese political leadership of our leaders, alexander lukashenko and tsengzenping, on...

the china. and of course, each you can do on the cost of all them. separate all the major power in your ratio, then you get to dominates it from the periphery about the but again, this a very imperialist the way of thinking. but i'm thinking of this guy right here. thinking of this guy, right mohammed moran, professor mohammed bronte, suzy for you to say that your present, it's easy for you to say that your norwegian, but you have an understanding of both the chinese russo relationship with the united states. this guy and his country are not arguing with the united states. they're arguing with the united states as proxy, which is potentially arguably more powerful than the united states. and its name is or what the hell do you do if you're in that situation where they can't win? because give, yeah, they'd love to become friends with the united states. but in the end, they're going to be in this for ready, a war with the, with the, with the israel for some damn reason. that's gotta be that the di

and who wants to go to war with the china. you know, if no one can win a war against china, other kind of thinking. so what choice did he have? those packed in the, in the summer of 1951, the dalai lama returned to lava the capital of to bed. the young ruler chose to approach china, not merely out of a wish for peace. so i think he was eager to have a taste if you liked the money. and mom had to screwed reputation in the east cubans portrayed is the savior of china as the liberation of the boxes. and, you know, the dong could see very clearly is a tough and if it was something in what my would say about it, for example, the servitude of the, of the ordinary people or done it. i'm up to the dalai lama mit mile a few times. and there was actually something close to cooperation between the 2 countries that are going to autism. i've done my lama trying to forge a closer relationship with china and did not have a hostile attitude toward the mileage on getting them out. so i think she was going to use us to be discrete zuber each ti

deal with china.eet with xi jinping in seoul at the end of october and then later in beijing. so i think trump also knows that china is kind of a frenemy, that there's an adversarial relationship on issues like trade. and at the same time, he wants to try and work with china. in certain respects, i think he's surrounded by people who are much more hawkish in china than he is. >> edward, it's great to see you. thank you for being with us. let us know every time you're in town because we i think we all need to know a lot more about what's going on in china. edward wong is a diplomatic correspondent for the new york times, author of a very important book. it's called at the edge of empire a family's reckoning with china. it's edward's family, by the way, which makes it that much more interesting to read. coming up on velshi, our broken supreme court, the key decisions now being decided in the shadows, handing more power to the president with terse, often unexplained rulings on things that are really impo