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and you can get to china. but they do say going forward a slowing economy, you will transform china's relationship to the rest of asia. in this region, set to generate 2 thirds of global growth this year. short term pain could turn into a long time game. they didn't clam for slow down. and us, they're not in a position to whether at our side step of the air, everyone is going to be affected, including certainly in asia, but further afield as well. but for those countries that are planning on are reorienting their supply chain lineman's. i think there's probably going to be a tremendous boom in medium term and long term opportunity. so for the rest of asia, including here in taiwan, it looks like the china slow down brings both the price, but also potential thought. so for this episode of business be owns while you're here, you could check out one of the other videos like this one on whether the german economic model is broken until then take a and see you next time the they can play a big role in the future of
and you can get to china. but they do say going forward a slowing economy, you will transform china's relationship to the rest of asia. in this region, set to generate 2 thirds of global growth this year. short term pain could turn into a long time game. they didn't clam for slow down. and us, they're not in a position to whether at our side step of the air, everyone is going to be affected, including certainly in asia, but further afield as well. but for those countries that are planning on...
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inc. ria of en, red metals, and on the china, the sleeves in china sleeves. there are more than 2000 cards to play. china has no problem with germany, for example. but if germany joins the u. s. imposed on, justified sanctions against china, then export to germany will be under the same review as the chinese government has announced as far as g a. n g e germany also used to produce gallium on its own here, installed on their humbug. but early until 2016 started. gallium then became too expensive and honestly politically fog. and there is the political question, is the production of gallium in germany worth the effort to ensure supply and suitcase for competitive as each kite for the semi conductor industry? those questions seem to have been answer policies. in march 2023, both the president of the european commission and the german chancellor broke ground on a new semi conductor factory for infinity. and interest in the conductors are often referred to as the oil of the 21st century, the one raw materials. so to speak on which almost everything else depends.
inc. ria of en, red metals, and on the china, the sleeves in china sleeves. there are more than 2000 cards to play. china has no problem with germany, for example. but if germany joins the u. s. imposed on, justified sanctions against china, then export to germany will be under the same review as the chinese government has announced as far as g a. n g e germany also used to produce gallium on its own here, installed on their humbug. but early until 2016 started. gallium then became too...
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we are connected to china is as well. and certainly if, if china suffers a significant economic crisis, they'll bear the biggest front of those challenges. but the rest of the world will, will feel it in a variety of, of ways. economically. she's in pain, has spoken of the economic recovery being at a critical point. and there is still time for the countries leadership to rebuild the trust and crucially confidence or the ability of trying to get back on to a higher barrels pass, though not as high as it once was, is still there. and maybe it is a matter of time that is the government, the party says some form of why we do these things specifically under the emergency of cold bed. and we're not going to do it again. and people initially are doubtful . but over a few years, they stop being quite so arbitrary intervention is baby tries to be re bored to some degree and their growth rate will go up. but such a scenario may require an ideological shift that seems ever more on likely. china today looks richer, stronger, healthi
we are connected to china is as well. and certainly if, if china suffers a significant economic crisis, they'll bear the biggest front of those challenges. but the rest of the world will, will feel it in a variety of, of ways. economically. she's in pain, has spoken of the economic recovery being at a critical point. and there is still time for the countries leadership to rebuild the trust and crucially confidence or the ability of trying to get back on to a higher barrels pass, though not as...
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but she never felt restricted in china. you basically can do everything in china. probably it's not a really mm. free to talk to monitoring component taking china. but the thing is, we don't really talk about voltage because we don't the party, we just, we crossed over the government and we just don't talk about it. so it's not like, oh, it's 4 feet in. and we really wanted to talk about it. but it's for people, it's something that we never talk about way a claims, for example, not to know about the war and ukraine, perhaps or non political stance, explains why she seems to have no problem with surveillance. the celts, safer in china, because we have cameras everywhere and we face it. it's just we don't have homeless people. we don't have uh, we don't have a lot of crimes going on in china. so it's really, really safe to go out in china at any time, even if we don't have these cameras, we are like, um, the government doors. i don't know who, but everybody's watching us. even if we don't have the camera because we have over a cell phone, we have already a computer.
but she never felt restricted in china. you basically can do everything in china. probably it's not a really mm. free to talk to monitoring component taking china. but the thing is, we don't really talk about voltage because we don't the party, we just, we crossed over the government and we just don't talk about it. so it's not like, oh, it's 4 feet in. and we really wanted to talk about it. but it's for people, it's something that we never talk about way a claims, for example, not to know...
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well, since the in russia and china have grown closer partners, yes equals no. china is clearly the bigger brother in this autocratic to step beijing is leading. the dance fulton is being led. he doesn't even get to pick the 2. i bridge off in berlin. this is the day, the china and russia regard each other as strategic cooperation partners in the new era . the dual of most can be, plays a vital balancing role in world affairs. russia with struggling statements to solve on ukraine without trying to support china is neither a creator nor a party to the ukraine. crisis facing canada, she'd better relations with europe was supporting the greatest threat to european security since the end of the cold war. i'm confident that the upcoming visit of the russian president to the people's republic of china will strengthen our joint work. also coming up in the george and capital tbilisi angry protestors who say that parliament has just passed a law that will pull them away from europe. and push them into the hands of the grim i feel like every thing my. 2 everything to our viewers watching on tv, as i
well, since the in russia and china have grown closer partners, yes equals no. china is clearly the bigger brother in this autocratic to step beijing is leading. the dance fulton is being led. he doesn't even get to pick the 2. i bridge off in berlin. this is the day, the china and russia regard each other as strategic cooperation partners in the new era . the dual of most can be, plays a vital balancing role in world affairs. russia with struggling statements to solve on ukraine without trying...
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to china. the chinese have been dragging their feet on this and negotiating very hard, barking on price that makes it not a very attractive bill for russia. we're talking about weapons for a moment to your food, and we know clearly needs china is backing for his war and ukraine, but he's only getting weapons or aid from iran and north korea. do you think that's going to change any time soon? i i don't. so look, china is perfectly willing to sell anything that is going to buy out as long as it does not result in sanctions from the united states. so it is clearly afraid of jeopardizing the, the us relationship any further input and the european one as well. so when it comes to lethal weapons, it is not going to budge on that because it knows that it cannot afford right now, particularly when it's economy is not doing well to come under these sanctions. now, do you use uh, equipment? it's certainly goodness. it continues that setting that, whether it's somebody, conductors, whether it's machines t
to china. the chinese have been dragging their feet on this and negotiating very hard, barking on price that makes it not a very attractive bill for russia. we're talking about weapons for a moment to your food, and we know clearly needs china is backing for his war and ukraine, but he's only getting weapons or aid from iran and north korea. do you think that's going to change any time soon? i i don't. so look, china is perfectly willing to sell anything that is going to buy out as long as it...
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why is china interested in the f a o n nibble? actually in the metric some todd audits of for the 1st and foremost food supply is central to the chinese government's domestic security. i know if you had some china itself is known very, very severe families. first tend them i know the course of the last note. in the 19 fifties and sixties, china experienced one of the worst famines and history. millions of citizens died. the chinese government has prioritized food security ever since. you cannot find the government provided economically for the people and in return were able to stay in power. they insured an economic up turn so that the people try it. the children are better off than their parents. so i get that was all part of the deal and of course in deity and are we still blower thinks the chinese government is using the f a o for this 2 countries are not actually allowed to decide exactly what money should be spent on or in which country, but in china is case, this is different for certain projects. the chinese ministry of agr
why is china interested in the f a o n nibble? actually in the metric some todd audits of for the 1st and foremost food supply is central to the chinese government's domestic security. i know if you had some china itself is known very, very severe families. first tend them i know the course of the last note. in the 19 fifties and sixties, china experienced one of the worst famines and history. millions of citizens died. the chinese government has prioritized food security ever since. you cannot...
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the self for democracy, the china claims has its own. on the same day, the us secretary of state, america's top tips, not just me bring can visits china based on this thing, not included on the agenda page, things, ministry threats to tie one percent badging. make a what it thoughts about the us funding for taiwan is defense. pretty well. military collusion between the us and taiwan will not bring security, nor can it save taiwan from the doomed faith of independent high school to ship. i mean a chinese presidency. jim ping has often said what he calls re unifying. taiwan with china is a cool interest for badging recent years. china, his round top military invitation flying military, i crossed into ty, one's at defense identifications on almost every day in less than a month. so i want the new greats. it's newly elected president lighting though he's about to do everything he can to protect. i one from chinese attorneys away the she in her life. this reconciled his new national security team with my new coming equipped with years of expe
the self for democracy, the china claims has its own. on the same day, the us secretary of state, america's top tips, not just me bring can visits china based on this thing, not included on the agenda page, things, ministry threats to tie one percent badging. make a what it thoughts about the us funding for taiwan is defense. pretty well. military collusion between the us and taiwan will not bring security, nor can it save taiwan from the doomed faith of independent high school to ship. i mean...
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and we'll hope to put some distance between russia and china. pushing back on china's role in russia's war machine will be a top priority. china continues to provide materials to support russians, defense, industrial base, and all of this is fueling pollutants, warm machine, etc attacks ukrainians and threatens european security relations between the world's 2 top global rivals had been 10 since early last year after chinese by balloon flew across us territory and fresh disputes were leading to silver will tie one emerged since then they thought a little shooting, being held face to face talks with he was present, joe biden, in san francisco last november, but he wants his cap pressure on vision, sanctioning chinese firms that ship products to russia, the real estate department says china is supporting russia's war machine by supplying machine tools, computer chips, optics, drones, and cruise missiles technology. the microchips are crucial and filling the gaps in the russian war effort. russia semiconductor imports from china jump from 200000000 in 2021 to over 500000000 in 2022. as th
and we'll hope to put some distance between russia and china. pushing back on china's role in russia's war machine will be a top priority. china continues to provide materials to support russians, defense, industrial base, and all of this is fueling pollutants, warm machine, etc attacks ukrainians and threatens european security relations between the world's 2 top global rivals had been 10 since early last year after chinese by balloon flew across us territory and fresh disputes were leading to...
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and he also accused us of suppressing china if it's um, yeah, deprive of china if it's the just to meet the rights to development. so recently the perception in been staging is that the ties have been getting worse again. so what are the main topics here? is this uh, antagonistic or are there more um, topics that could bring the 2 countries together? i would say more antagonistic because um yeah, the discrepancies in most of the topics is really quite stock. so they will debate about taiwan. they both debate about the middle east and it's hard to find a common ground. and one topic that a central a full blanket to discuss. he is to warn you, crane, and maybe a china has a role in, in directly supporting the contents um to the re. so the accommodations that um the u. s. is um, you know, having against china is quite strong. they say that china is exporting a lot of will use products to russia. and it's also exporting the main shelf machine to inputs to rush. and that was a very important for putting to build up its ballistic and his ballistic missile program. and so that will be a strong
and he also accused us of suppressing china if it's um, yeah, deprive of china if it's the just to meet the rights to development. so recently the perception in been staging is that the ties have been getting worse again. so what are the main topics here? is this uh, antagonistic or are there more um, topics that could bring the 2 countries together? i would say more antagonistic because um yeah, the discrepancies in most of the topics is really quite stock. so they will debate about taiwan....
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richard, germany is in an uncomfortable position here because they need china a lot more than china needs germany. so what leverage does berlin have over a patient? well i, i think there is certainly a perception within germany that it doesn't have much leverage. um and i think, i mean just to pick up like one more point on ukraine where you can actually see that maybe she's was today or even a less encouraging than they were the last time the celts went to to badging. it was november 2022, so it was less than a year off to the invasion that happened. a few crane shots went to to the aging. i was on that trip and schultz made a big thing out of being able to extract from the chinese side weddings in the so called readouts to come off to these meetings. and saying that the to lead as opposed the use of nuclear weapons. but also the threat of nuclear weapons. yeah. so this was very much kind of aimed at, it's letting me a present, of course, is backs up his war and ukraine with the threats of using new to weapons along the read out the we have this year from the chinese side does not includ
richard, germany is in an uncomfortable position here because they need china a lot more than china needs germany. so what leverage does berlin have over a patient? well i, i think there is certainly a perception within germany that it doesn't have much leverage. um and i think, i mean just to pick up like one more point on ukraine where you can actually see that maybe she's was today or even a less encouraging than they were the last time the celts went to to badging. it was november 2022, so...
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and it's more hard line approach to china. and when it comes to taiwan, specifically, he said the europe shouldn't quote answering to crises, but the notes are over its own and essentially, and so when it comes to the question of taiwan, if they didn't, the comes off in these negotiations. remember, that's not a done deal. we, i think from the perspective of type pay or expensing or at least hoping that the con will reiterate the importance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait. but remember, there was such a broad agenda to deal with here. so from, for canada, across trades across your coastal concerns in europe and the type hey, i think is not really expecting the donaldson news launch when it comes to the question and type pay. now when it comes to those other countries, the shooting ping is visiting hungry and so it'd be a, again, we're not really expecting anything to come a vote is these countries have been much more closely aligned with beijing on is to replace compositions hungry, of course, long but the one
and it's more hard line approach to china. and when it comes to taiwan, specifically, he said the europe shouldn't quote answering to crises, but the notes are over its own and essentially, and so when it comes to the question of taiwan, if they didn't, the comes off in these negotiations. remember, that's not a done deal. we, i think from the perspective of type pay or expensing or at least hoping that the con will reiterate the importance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait. but...
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china has sent leeway. it's special envoy for your asian affairs to keep, to seek a political settlement to the war. so you can take over the past 2 years. we have never given up our efforts to promote peace and we have never studied our efforts to promote dogs. we, china has maintained in depth communications with other countries, including russia and ukraine, who's going to play a constructive role in dealing with the crisis. gigi and ping and vladimir putin, our fervent admirers of each other. china is 12 point piece proposal issued in february 2023 to end. the war is seen as being very pro, moscow and trust in beijing has eroded further as europe steps up scrutiny of its trade with china, russian imports from china last year, we're up to 65 percent on pre war levels. china is reportedly challenging key defense technology for the russian war effort through neighboring countries to get around sanctions. this week, the head of russia space agency set is working on plans with china on ways to deliver uninst
china has sent leeway. it's special envoy for your asian affairs to keep, to seek a political settlement to the war. so you can take over the past 2 years. we have never given up our efforts to promote peace and we have never studied our efforts to promote dogs. we, china has maintained in depth communications with other countries, including russia and ukraine, who's going to play a constructive role in dealing with the crisis. gigi and ping and vladimir putin, our fervent admirers of each...
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and even though china said the visit was to promote development of the china you relationship, it is a confrontation of thoughts with one of the most pro european of europe. solita is, i'm gab l. f, as in berlin. and this is the day the year and the world today is entered a new period of turbulence and change the future of continental very clearly dependent on our ability to develop relations with china and a balance amount of china in the u. s. to important forces in the world should continue to see each other as partners also coming up, as israel stands silent for holocaust remembrance day. benjamin netanyahu speaks out against the critics of the war and gauze on history says, has told israel the necessity of defending itself. i plugged here today from jerusalem on this hollow costs. remember this day if his role is forced to stand alone, israel will stand on the on to the use of the, the s and the around the world. welcome. as we start the day was she didn't things visit to the union as 1st in 5 years. the chinese president health file, actual adults and parents with his friends c
and even though china said the visit was to promote development of the china you relationship, it is a confrontation of thoughts with one of the most pro european of europe. solita is, i'm gab l. f, as in berlin. and this is the day the year and the world today is entered a new period of turbulence and change the future of continental very clearly dependent on our ability to develop relations with china and a balance amount of china in the u. s. to important forces in the world should continue...
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but um, china has not endorsed. it has not yet confirmed whether they will send a delegation to switzerland or not. and the distance or the position of china to what's the one you crane has not changed. it does not called us of what it calls it . the ukraine cries, it's only criticizes to us as a adding the fire to the to it, and criticizes the west for sending weapons to ukraine. while the other hand, it has not to criticize russia with one city yet, and is always maintains that russia has legitimate security concerns. so i think it will be hard for ukraine, for example, to accept china is due to a negotiate. i think china describes russia as a close partner. now at the same time is trying to maintain close relationships, particularly economic relationships with western countries. i'm so how is being handling this balancing act of the way it becomes difficult, but i think it was successful so far because um the price it basically had to pay was rather little. so um, when you know you were p, indeed us come here. th
but um, china has not endorsed. it has not yet confirmed whether they will send a delegation to switzerland or not. and the distance or the position of china to what's the one you crane has not changed. it does not called us of what it calls it . the ukraine cries, it's only criticizes to us as a adding the fire to the to it, and criticizes the west for sending weapons to ukraine. while the other hand, it has not to criticize russia with one city yet, and is always maintains that russia has...
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but why is china so far ahead? experts say that while europe has been researching sodium iron batteries for longer, china actually commercialize them earlier and got a head start of at least 3 or 4 years. one of the main hurdles they face is weight . they tend to be heavier than lithium ion batteries. the physical dimensions will be a little bit larger. and so these are the main drawbacks of the of site in the service listing and it's the weight is the volume. the energy density is that for a little bit low, a competitor to lithium. william estimates that they're about half as powerful as they're lithium counterparts in terms of generating power. this is a problem for small cars, like those now used in china, put for bigger ease meant to drive longer distances. larger and heavier batteries are needed. with a sort of mine batteries, we think that 1st in the end of the storage system marketing where we have, you know, 20 foot containers that are basically just being placed next to renewable energy assets and substati
but why is china so far ahead? experts say that while europe has been researching sodium iron batteries for longer, china actually commercialize them earlier and got a head start of at least 3 or 4 years. one of the main hurdles they face is weight . they tend to be heavier than lithium ion batteries. the physical dimensions will be a little bit larger. and so these are the main drawbacks of the of site in the service listing and it's the weight is the volume. the energy density is that for a...
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can we expect any shift at all in, in china? is that of climate politics up to this visit to europe? i think china takes a very strategic approach when it comes to climate change. it's going to see it as a bargaining tool as much as anything because they know that the west, it's what it's a big political issue in the west. so i don't really wanted to make much of a change on this, this some way the china can get something in return for making concessions on, on c o, twos and climate change w solicitude. and thanks so much for that cliff it okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. and israel has ordered the closure of the local offices of the could tarry broad costa out 0. slicing a risk to state security. the channel has also been removed by israel's main cable tv and stuff like providers to 0 has vowed to take legal action the united nations and press freedom groups have condemn the closure. authorities in mexico have confirmed the bodies of 3 people found in the states of ba
can we expect any shift at all in, in china? is that of climate politics up to this visit to europe? i think china takes a very strategic approach when it comes to climate change. it's going to see it as a bargaining tool as much as anything because they know that the west, it's what it's a big political issue in the west. so i don't really wanted to make much of a change on this, this some way the china can get something in return for making concessions on, on c o, twos and climate change w...
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me the heisman, basically we want to manufacturer and china afford china and want to achieve a 95 percent globalization rate there. and then the in the next 2 years. okay, the overall delta eyes and even in times of increasing geopolitical tensions, the goal is for the business to stay intact. well, the strategy work we discussed this with company bus close guy store for he is currently rethinking the globalization strategy of the past few decades. as 2 components as possible should be sent back and forth between europe, asia, pacific, and america. everything should be supplied, produced, and sold locally. i ask him specifically, what would happen if more suddenly broke out between china and taiwan. we have gotten emily set up our organization in china in such a way that we can separate the chinese company from the rest of the world at any time within a very short period of time. we are preparing for this and we are prepared for it. and i can't yet st wouldn't be, must do in this specific case. and if i have such an event occurs is a b and perhaps new strategy, an isolated case or a gener
me the heisman, basically we want to manufacturer and china afford china and want to achieve a 95 percent globalization rate there. and then the in the next 2 years. okay, the overall delta eyes and even in times of increasing geopolitical tensions, the goal is for the business to stay intact. well, the strategy work we discussed this with company bus close guy store for he is currently rethinking the globalization strategy of the past few decades. as 2 components as possible should be sent...
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what do you mean a great risk to china? itself, you really seem to think about china is actively seeking war. it's behavior in the south. china sea has been coercive and bullying. sure. but they've mostly been employing what's known as gray zone tactics. so tactics that fall just below the threshold of military confrontation. now in case there was an accidental escalation of the tensions in the, in the pacific. most analysts, so it seemed to think that the ceiling on such a conflict would be low just because of their, our mutual defense treaties and place doesn't automatically mean that these countries will be dragged into world war 3. the mutual defense treaties just mostly outline that washington and manila have to consult with each other. in the face of a threats washington in tokyo would have to do the same if japan were the aggrieved party in this case. so really what, so this summit is trying to do is up to act as a, to tear into china without the 3 countries actually having to lay down actual red lines wisely, many w
what do you mean a great risk to china? itself, you really seem to think about china is actively seeking war. it's behavior in the south. china sea has been coercive and bullying. sure. but they've mostly been employing what's known as gray zone tactics. so tactics that fall just below the threshold of military confrontation. now in case there was an accidental escalation of the tensions in the, in the pacific. most analysts, so it seemed to think that the ceiling on such a conflict would be...
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china would lose its profit. those soldiers would be at its tool, something beijing wants to prevent at all costs the government states mean which of the d. p. a it is to us that disturbs peace and security on the cutting condition and leads the situation to dangerous. today, the bush administration has designated our country is the target of pre emptive nuclear tech, which means and open the declaration of a nuclear war against our country. to north korea, to us is public enemy number one is a us trick is often rule on the slang. our army and people will destroy the land of the us. it's up to the environment, 8 little tough, even wrong. this plan became dentist a convinced that only the us poses a threat to a to regime paints a picture of america as the enemy. that is the way to read, respond via aggressive will never avoid the in the country. to concord, you upset on north korea, seize the us, it's greatest threat to settle on top of it was unknown. but always from the most korean propaganda claims to have been
china would lose its profit. those soldiers would be at its tool, something beijing wants to prevent at all costs the government states mean which of the d. p. a it is to us that disturbs peace and security on the cutting condition and leads the situation to dangerous. today, the bush administration has designated our country is the target of pre emptive nuclear tech, which means and open the declaration of a nuclear war against our country. to north korea, to us is public enemy number one is a...
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china plus one. in which western side korea or japanese companies have been desperately looking for a bank to china. so that's pretty easy or difficult bracket page is emerging markets such as in the highlands, yet now they need donations. they are seeking to explore more of what needs to be done. the plus one, brian yang, a tie when you use digital entrepreneur embodies this trends. you were tons of taiwan in 2019, often nearly a decade in china, skeptical the country's economic growth miracle would last much longer. as a result, it's not china where he's a marketing company is expanded. he's a new set of discrimination entertainments it upfront. right? so instead of agency last year, so bryan, investing in china no longer felt like a safe bets is always all balanced in the reset of the war and maximizing your opportunity. but i try to control the downside risk. but right now the dollar sign looks no, but the fuss, unless an upside is quite limited. in contrast, brian so ample opportunity in southea
china plus one. in which western side korea or japanese companies have been desperately looking for a bank to china. so that's pretty easy or difficult bracket page is emerging markets such as in the highlands, yet now they need donations. they are seeking to explore more of what needs to be done. the plus one, brian yang, a tie when you use digital entrepreneur embodies this trends. you were tons of taiwan in 2019, often nearly a decade in china, skeptical the country's economic growth miracle...
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the china has long criticized it as an asian nato. and the us maintains mutual defense treaties with these countries in the region. a need surface previously shied away from strengthening ties with asian pond is mostly over fields of anchoring china. but we'd page things minutes. we might smell rivaling the us so many. the reality has changed, and if china and north korea is forceful actions, continue some say in nature style punched in asia, once inconceivable could come closer to reality. and let's bring in the w chief international editor, richard walker, who joins us from the time when he is capital type pay. with more on that. so the report there, richard mentioned the possibility of a nato style defense alliance in asia, who might be part of it. so yes, so sir, we should start out with, as james said by, by emphasizing the something like an asian nato really is far off, but definitely the sold experiment is kind of, uh, going on. and to take one example of one groupings that someone who said, you know, potentially could form is
the china has long criticized it as an asian nato. and the us maintains mutual defense treaties with these countries in the region. a need surface previously shied away from strengthening ties with asian pond is mostly over fields of anchoring china. but we'd page things minutes. we might smell rivaling the us so many. the reality has changed, and if china and north korea is forceful actions, continue some say in nature style punched in asia, once inconceivable could come closer to reality. and...
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i think shapes china's foreign policy. but the reality is that more than a century ago, the philippines were at the forefront of fighting against western imperialism 1st in spanish, then the americans. but having said that, it is also true that the philippines has so much relied on america for a, for the past few decades or so that it's finally now getting the opportunity to prove its metal and is. and finally, i think as far as the filipino people are concerned, they're beginning to have a more concrete sense of their national identity in contra position to the kind of bullying and the rest of behavior they're seeing from china. so i think is also transferred the philippines just strategically mature and also car about its own space among the more proud nations in this part of the world. where you live at the f at the time being older is the best of talking to richard. thanks so much for joining us. pleasure. of these international women's day, ireland is holding a referendum. bowles of open for voters to decide whether o
i think shapes china's foreign policy. but the reality is that more than a century ago, the philippines were at the forefront of fighting against western imperialism 1st in spanish, then the americans. but having said that, it is also true that the philippines has so much relied on america for a, for the past few decades or so that it's finally now getting the opportunity to prove its metal and is. and finally, i think as far as the filipino people are concerned, they're beginning to have a...
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if there were a china attack? yes, i mean, i think this is always an idea and i make that exists within a lives is that, you know, you're afraid, particularly if you are the smaller power in an alliance that you'll be dropped into some kind of war by your larger, more powerful ally. i don't think that is as much of a q concern right now and term in terms of the relationship with the united states and japan, particularly on issues around time on japan is acutely concerned about that security issue. i also think there's quite a bit of recognition that if there were to be a conflict over taiwan, that japan would play certain kinds of rules. it would probably not be projecting power over the taiwan strait for example. but wouldn't be able to take on more security responsibilities and defense rules in terms of protecting japan's territory and sees here in europe. there's a lot of talk at nato. busy about the future proofing of the alliance. moving forward, it may ask you how in the future approved or the agreements are
if there were a china attack? yes, i mean, i think this is always an idea and i make that exists within a lives is that, you know, you're afraid, particularly if you are the smaller power in an alliance that you'll be dropped into some kind of war by your larger, more powerful ally. i don't think that is as much of a q concern right now and term in terms of the relationship with the united states and japan, particularly on issues around time on japan is acutely concerned about that security...
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you know, another point of contention are china's territorial claims in the south china sea and to me, blink and repeated the us position of iron clad support for the philippines. and it's all room claims. how do you see that playing out in the future? a tiny has been harassed and that's still a pain nose as they try to provide food and water to a very small number of marines that sit on this dilapidated rusting out ship. that is on a rock that is the low water at high tide. so it is hard to believe that we could go to war over this kind of issue. and i think that that's exactly what the united states wants to prevent. so the messages to the chinese are, please recognize the united states has a treaty commitment to the philippines. if there is an injury to a filipino if the philippines ops a to invoke the treaty with the united states, washington will come to the aid of the philippines. so the united states doesn't want to see any miscalculation on this issue. that was bonnie glazer of the german marshall fund. always a pleasure. thank you so much for all those insights. thanks for ha
you know, another point of contention are china's territorial claims in the south china sea and to me, blink and repeated the us position of iron clad support for the philippines. and it's all room claims. how do you see that playing out in the future? a tiny has been harassed and that's still a pain nose as they try to provide food and water to a very small number of marines that sit on this dilapidated rusting out ship. that is on a rock that is the low water at high tide. so it is hard to...
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china. i means yeah, that's the typical of wake language. but from my understanding, i mean, china officially doesn't form any alliances because it rejects the concept. but what we're seeing right now between a china and russia, it's very close to an alliance. both sides have also said that they want to support each other and call interest. they have signed a lot of the joint agreements in beijing that range from infrastructure to and that's the deal, etc. but to really understand this partnership, i think we should not only look at the correct method code benefiting from each other. the economic ties, i think, what types of countries together is also the strategic goals that they have named, undermining the western world or the. and we just have to look at the timing of a put into the visit. i mean, just when separately european head of states were talking to seats in ping a couple of weeks ago to attempt to reduce the sup support it to with russia. and also at a time when russia is, you kn
china. i means yeah, that's the typical of wake language. but from my understanding, i mean, china officially doesn't form any alliances because it rejects the concept. but what we're seeing right now between a china and russia, it's very close to an alliance. both sides have also said that they want to support each other and call interest. they have signed a lot of the joint agreements in beijing that range from infrastructure to and that's the deal, etc. but to really understand this...
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and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow further. it's a dramatic change for the chinese, of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in arms raised. they didn't need more than just a small number of weapons to make the point to other countries. we just don't do something stupid. they clearly clutter decided the dentist no longer. china has never explained why it is expanding its r as no, and how far it wants to go. and then let's say, reaching considered as far as know to vulnerable to an attack. so what does this mean for the new nuclear arms, right? remember the idea of mutually assured destruction we mentioned before in the cold war, 2 sides mentioned each other and you've numbers to keep the arrival in check. striking a balance will be much harder with sweet play, us in the us and edition on nobody badging. how to confirm to me appear to your adversary in case russia and china and joint forc
and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow further. it's a dramatic change for the chinese, of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in arms raised. they didn't need more than just a small number of weapons to make the point to other countries. we just don't do something stupid. they clearly clutter decided the dentist no longer. china...
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will washington manila are in tokyo, teaming up, keep china and check. well that will certainly be the end of this summer resort in our for the extra and mentioning that the really, the fundamental goal behind these 3 countries putting together is to raise that sense of risk calculations of aging. and this applies to web notes us between the us and it's allies in the region on the bi lateral level, but also in their relationships with each other. like as sonya mentioned, dots partnership that we're seeing between circular and manila, china, if it's positive courses, responded to this. some is, it says this type of meeting between the us economy for the philippines is what's actually raising the risk of minute treaty publication. and it's taking action of it sign, of course, drawing much closer to moscow. we seen this meeting between russian foreign minister started a lot of roles and china is top dave to months long e and recent days where they refund that relationship. and then the final thing, the, the listings in the room really wasting at the end of
will washington manila are in tokyo, teaming up, keep china and check. well that will certainly be the end of this summer resort in our for the extra and mentioning that the really, the fundamental goal behind these 3 countries putting together is to raise that sense of risk calculations of aging. and this applies to web notes us between the us and it's allies in the region on the bi lateral level, but also in their relationships with each other. like as sonya mentioned, dots partnership that...
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and a duck, china is now at the top of its economic game is to as with brian but the china is bringing to serbia, comes at a price the, the nation only china is some $8000000000.00. europe's about a quarter of the countries total debt. china is poised to become the largest foreign creditor in the entire western balkans. this is especially true for serbia . the no one knows what will happen if serbia can no longer serve as it stands. good china use this scenario to demand long term access to serbian territory. the european parliamentarians have long been warning about growing chinese influence and about potential environmental damage by chinese run industrial companies. serbia is often suspected of having low environmental standards, lacks controls and the lack of transparency. a many you parliamentarians are not convinced that serbia is clearly committed to europe. the country has been a membership candidates since 2012. the concern is that if serbia becomes an e, u member states, china could influence european policy through the back door. one demand is that it's certainly a really wa
and a duck, china is now at the top of its economic game is to as with brian but the china is bringing to serbia, comes at a price the, the nation only china is some $8000000000.00. europe's about a quarter of the countries total debt. china is poised to become the largest foreign creditor in the entire western balkans. this is especially true for serbia . the no one knows what will happen if serbia can no longer serve as it stands. good china use this scenario to demand long term access to...
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as much as china is dependent on the rest of the world, we are connected to china is as well. and certainly if, if china suffers a significant economic crisis, they'll bear the biggest front of those challenges. but the rest of the world will, will feel it in a variety of, of ways. economically. she's in pain, has spoken of the economic recovery being at a critical point. and there is still time for the countries leadership to rebuild the trust and crucially confidence the ability of trying to get back on to a higher barrels pass, though not as high as it once was, is still there and may be, it is a matter of time that is the government, the party says some form of what we do these things specifically under the emergency of cold bed, and we're not going to do it again. and people initially are doubtful, but over a few years they stop being quite so arbitrary intervention is baby tries to be re bored to some degree in their growth rate will go up. but such a scenario may require an ideological shift that seems ever more on likely. china today looks richer, stronger, healthier,
as much as china is dependent on the rest of the world, we are connected to china is as well. and certainly if, if china suffers a significant economic crisis, they'll bear the biggest front of those challenges. but the rest of the world will, will feel it in a variety of, of ways. economically. she's in pain, has spoken of the economic recovery being at a critical point. and there is still time for the countries leadership to rebuild the trust and crucially confidence the ability of trying to...
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and certainly also china is wanting to get rid of the ad us influence in the basic in the south china sea. so it says that it fits with china, us relations and asi, i'm country. so the south east agents via and from the us side, i would say that clearly most urgent topic is the one ukraine. russia's one ukraine . um uh, the accusations that, um the u. s. government has against china, they are pretty concrete and pretty massive. so it says that 70 percent of a rush, us imports of machine towards come from china. and those inputs, every very crucial when it comes to building up at put into a ballistic arsenault. and that is of course, the strong accusation, and it also says that, you know, um add to economic relations. the traits relation between the 2 countries is unfair . so blinking, but also talk about industrial policy of china and the resulting over capacity, which has become an increasing problem for you as well as to point out probably on a washington keeps saying that it's deeply concerned about chinese military support for russia. but how much pressure can the us exert on chin
and certainly also china is wanting to get rid of the ad us influence in the basic in the south china sea. so it says that it fits with china, us relations and asi, i'm country. so the south east agents via and from the us side, i would say that clearly most urgent topic is the one ukraine. russia's one ukraine . um uh, the accusations that, um the u. s. government has against china, they are pretty concrete and pretty massive. so it says that 70 percent of a rush, us imports of machine towards...
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china is traces are everywhere. at the end of 2021. so to me and principi joined the chinese belt and wrote a glance at the map shows why the small island nation is so attractive for china. it lies in a region where china is influence, is still relatively slight. the boston road project does not and does not consider not directly at least the atlantic defense. it gets quite separate from the belt throughout political analysts. gustavo blasio de santos focuses on portuguese speaking countries in africa. he is carefully watching china strategic interest in nations like so. to me and principal, he believes the f o investment paper is actually about something else entirely. this whole project where they have these 5 or 6 chapters, like the industry infrastructure foods, was it like fisheries as well included? the kind of resembles the belton roads and internationally sponsors a belt for roots to which they can channel influence and resources to, to products that can actually, the benefit of china is a global logistics.
china is traces are everywhere. at the end of 2021. so to me and principi joined the chinese belt and wrote a glance at the map shows why the small island nation is so attractive for china. it lies in a region where china is influence, is still relatively slight. the boston road project does not and does not consider not directly at least the atlantic defense. it gets quite separate from the belt throughout political analysts. gustavo blasio de santos focuses on portuguese speaking countries in...
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between china and russia also how increasing a close um china ties to north korea and also to iran so that china poses this risk of being of challenging the western world, or then you have the economic area where china is viewed as a competitor, but it competition that according to german companies, is increasingly on spam. and then you have the area with china as perceive as a partner. for example, when it comes to climate change and projects for and for environmental protection. but even those areas are not very innocent because china often says you cannot just cherry pick if you're suppose to be a partner. when it comes to changing a pipe in climate change, then don't criticize a politically for human rights, etc. so it is really a very tricky relationship. and on f sholtes has a lot of challenges ahead and what's it both sides one out of that relationship this visit. if you have the german chancellor, it's traveling with a big business delegation. dozens of a ceo's of big german companies. they want to strike deals, and i would still argue that this is not the main focus of the ge
between china and russia also how increasing a close um china ties to north korea and also to iran so that china poses this risk of being of challenging the western world, or then you have the economic area where china is viewed as a competitor, but it competition that according to german companies, is increasingly on spam. and then you have the area with china as perceive as a partner. for example, when it comes to climate change and projects for and for environmental protection. but even...
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could china perhaps overtake the u. s. in terms of overtaking i mean, you can think about this in cost of terms or quantitative terms. and in quantitative terms, the p l. a, a certainly building a very large naval or maritime fleet. that comprises of the p o, a navy, the purely coast guard, or even a maritime ballistic, comprising of fishing vessels, of using things like civilian capabilities. so it just varies to transport military, other military capabilities. our troops across the taiwan strait in the event of a taiwan contingency. so in terms of numbers, the police certainly catching up, as i said before, in qualitative terms and capabilities and equipment, it's also catching up. but what i think the real drawback here, or rather the, the read the obstacle at the moment for the p l a remains the fact that it hasn't talked to or since 1979 when it faced reporter skirmish with vietnam. and so for the purely, it's currently trying to train its military and realistic combat conditions without actually having that combat ex
could china perhaps overtake the u. s. in terms of overtaking i mean, you can think about this in cost of terms or quantitative terms. and in quantitative terms, the p l. a, a certainly building a very large naval or maritime fleet. that comprises of the p o, a navy, the purely coast guard, or even a maritime ballistic, comprising of fishing vessels, of using things like civilian capabilities. so it just varies to transport military, other military capabilities. our troops across the taiwan...
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what this visit is, the 1st by china is head of state. so to europe, in the past 5 years, to tell you that was of great significance to promoting, trying his relationships with france. so it'd be a hungry point and the overall development of the china, your relationship, you always should, you will be in 5 to single. china is economic muscle and growing global influence, i've left europe divided on how to deal with beijing. she will be happy to exploit those divisions as europe struggles to define its role between united states and china. in paris, she undermined new on the call. we'll talk over trade in investments and limited least the chrome wants to drum up business for french firms and convince she not to get further involved in the ukraine. front c, she's visit, which officially mark 60 years of french, chinese diplomatic relations. as an important diplomatic moment, a month to focus on china's broader relations with the you. with chrome has invited your being commission president was live on the line to the talks. after france, she
what this visit is, the 1st by china is head of state. so to europe, in the past 5 years, to tell you that was of great significance to promoting, trying his relationships with france. so it'd be a hungry point and the overall development of the china, your relationship, you always should, you will be in 5 to single. china is economic muscle and growing global influence, i've left europe divided on how to deal with beijing. she will be happy to exploit those divisions as europe struggles to...
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you know, how important is china to me going forward and simply no longer i must be in china . now if you're a corporate executive to think broke this trying to really make sense for us anymore. how much of a problem could this become to the chinese government and farseason paying himself? yeah, i think the big problem comes when, you know you're talking about all those. but you're in your report mentioned this. they've taken a lot of money upfront from people to but as dying payments are full payment for properties, and this was their business model, this wasn't just this, all the developers were doing this. and so you have a lot of people across china august, the parties and millions of people who pick during money and i've got nothing in return. and you know, some buildings haven't even started. so that's a real social, as you know, social on rest issue, which is going to be from place to place location to location. so i think it is going to be a continual head, a part of government. and it's also going to make liquidation, all of them are harder even if you get over legal a
you know, how important is china to me going forward and simply no longer i must be in china . now if you're a corporate executive to think broke this trying to really make sense for us anymore. how much of a problem could this become to the chinese government and farseason paying himself? yeah, i think the big problem comes when, you know you're talking about all those. but you're in your report mentioned this. they've taken a lot of money upfront from people to but as dying payments are full...
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in china later this month. and as you said, china has been rob direct to send to outright, to condemn the russian aggression in ukraine. obviously, i'm on a call. i still hoping that he, that seats him being will shift his position at least a little bit. also, given that china is interested in a good trade relations with europe, i'm not by convince him to at least maybe change somehow his policy on delivering you will use equipment that can be used in russia to provide weapons, to produce weapons for the aggression in ukraine. so thank you very much. that was our correspond at least louis in paris. the you are watching the, the unit is coming to live from berlin. before we go, just reminder of the top story we're following for you this our israel's army has called on people in rough to move to a so called humanitarian area ahead of and then to to pay that a sold on that city in southern gaza. israel says the assault is key to eliminating some us, but it has triggered widespread global alarm. more than a 1000000
in china later this month. and as you said, china has been rob direct to send to outright, to condemn the russian aggression in ukraine. obviously, i'm on a call. i still hoping that he, that seats him being will shift his position at least a little bit. also, given that china is interested in a good trade relations with europe, i'm not by convince him to at least maybe change somehow his policy on delivering you will use equipment that can be used in russia to provide weapons, to produce...
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the out. meanwhile, china is aggressively promoting the rail line the china is trying to expand its influence in the world, including within un organizations. the data contained information on specific people in the field. at work we've nicknamed them spice, that officers are paid by the respective as a member states is not unusual in itself. but there was something striking about the chinese officers. some are paid by what is known as the china scholarship council. we looked at the website and found a job posting for the f a o. it said that the political ideology of applicants was strictly monitored. applicants had to undergo further training in patriotic values. and had to report regularly to the chinese embassy. the primary loyalty is owed to the chinese state, and that takes precedence over all other obligations. are all other loyalties that you might possibly have to keep newman, somebody french economist jones that god has long been observing the f a o. t points to another group of people. yeah. well, who the best thing is that a fellow feels it's very is the s i o still awfully big, wh
the out. meanwhile, china is aggressively promoting the rail line the china is trying to expand its influence in the world, including within un organizations. the data contained information on specific people in the field. at work we've nicknamed them spice, that officers are paid by the respective as a member states is not unusual in itself. but there was something striking about the chinese officers. some are paid by what is known as the china scholarship council. we looked at the website and...
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sides full of restraints both on the program. germany's chance of attack on straight tensions with china is lee the invasion. oh, i've shopped, says because of incorporation on needed own tips with presentation take files and demonstrations demonstrates outside george's parliament protesting against the law of a science and democratic more undermining the countries bedford e u membership. the i'm so again a welcome to the program. european union stop diplomats as the block is working to expand sanctions targeting iran after last weekend's attack on israel. meanwhile, these roles military has been displayed what it says is part of an a rating and ballistic missile victory from the dead sea. following the strike, it says the route in north $110.00 ballistic miss house towards each round of the weekend. in addition to hundreds of drones and medium range missiles, most was shot down. around says it's attack was in retaliation for what it says was israel strike on a rainy and come to the building. and city governments around the world have been calling for both sides to show restraint. with y
sides full of restraints both on the program. germany's chance of attack on straight tensions with china is lee the invasion. oh, i've shopped, says because of incorporation on needed own tips with presentation take files and demonstrations demonstrates outside george's parliament protesting against the law of a science and democratic more undermining the countries bedford e u membership. the i'm so again a welcome to the program. european union stop diplomats as the block is working to expand...
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the, the type of sanctions on, on china that we would sanctions imposed on china really work. and given that the impact of sanctions on russia are already questionable to what i think this is really not really a fair comparison, a china is much more into linked with global trait. um, you know, the, the, the biggest trade putting us to europe in union. but in terms of single country, the biggest market for china, then, i mean, it's also with america, so it would cost a lot. and right now the economic situation in china is not very bright. there's a high use unemployment, this a real estate prizes, etc. so it, china is depending much stronger on, you know, exporting its products to the global market to also to the west. so i would say that at least um, from a rational point of view, it should make a seating thing to think twice, whether it is successful. i mean, we're speculating here, but i would say that, you know, there was already at least one success that western state. he does have a gotten from seats and ping and bid was last year when putting was open to threatening with
the, the type of sanctions on, on china that we would sanctions imposed on china really work. and given that the impact of sanctions on russia are already questionable to what i think this is really not really a fair comparison, a china is much more into linked with global trait. um, you know, the, the, the biggest trade putting us to europe in union. but in terms of single country, the biggest market for china, then, i mean, it's also with america, so it would cost a lot. and right now the...
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they clearly clutter decided the dentist no longer in china. it's never explained why it is expanding. it's r as no until far as wants to go. and then let's say paging, considered as far as know to vulnerable to an attack. so what does this mean for the new nuclear arms race? remember the idea of mutually assured destruction we mentioned before. in the cold war, 2 sides mentioned each other as new numbers to keep their arrival in check. striking a balance will be much harder with sweet play us in view, with addition on notice of aging, how to confirm to me if you're advisory, in case russia and china joint forces, the dining of the new nuclear capable of the 21 is just the 1st glimpse of the u. s . new modernization program. the total price tech to update us nuclear weapons could reach $1.00 trillion dollars over the next 30 years. so new nukes, more nukes and more dangerous. well, the system of the turns beginning to falter, getting it back under control, will be even harder this time. we only have experience in the past of doing arms control
they clearly clutter decided the dentist no longer in china. it's never explained why it is expanding. it's r as no until far as wants to go. and then let's say paging, considered as far as know to vulnerable to an attack. so what does this mean for the new nuclear arms race? remember the idea of mutually assured destruction we mentioned before. in the cold war, 2 sides mentioned each other as new numbers to keep their arrival in check. striking a balance will be much harder with sweet play us...
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from china is really not likely or possible. so in the show 10, does china need containing? i think that's an interesting question. i think what china does need to do is, is work with partners within the region and really work within the current rules based order. or if it wants to read a go straight that rules based or work with countries through a consult with medical tourism. that creates new rules that are mutually agreed upon within the region. and at this stage, we haven't seen that with regards to the on costs agreement. that's the united nations clause sees in the south china sea, rather than a bang this. the agreement that china assigned it's ignored it and it's continued to expand its presence in the south china sea threatening to philippines and vietnam, and other claimants within the region, which has consequences. the south side of c represents about $5.00 trillion us dollars of trade. any kind of kinetic conflict within the region, which obviously disrupt not on the regions economy, but the global economy. talking
from china is really not likely or possible. so in the show 10, does china need containing? i think that's an interesting question. i think what china does need to do is, is work with partners within the region and really work within the current rules based order. or if it wants to read a go straight that rules based or work with countries through a consult with medical tourism. that creates new rules that are mutually agreed upon within the region. and at this stage, we haven't seen that with...
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it lists the luxury market in china is huge. in india, it's, you know, out on 4050000 cause a yard. so i was volumes that concentrated at the lower end of the market, which have very small margins, very difficult for companies to make money over that. so if you look at the german common effect, just being particularly strong in selling large luxury type of vehicles. it is not really the market that they feel comfortable with. i think china small cars with lower margins have traditionally been more challenging for us here at the and manufacturers and there which is again the topic of small cause. the ones from the routine suzuki has dominated india as roads over 40 years. and 1981 depends, suzuki founded a joint venture with india's mer routine which became the country's largest call making its vehicles of almost single handedly made india mo bile. the faith invested a lot of time and money to get into this country. that was not a fast lane weight. really good basic reason for uh, being market needed for such a long time is of uh
it lists the luxury market in china is huge. in india, it's, you know, out on 4050000 cause a yard. so i was volumes that concentrated at the lower end of the market, which have very small margins, very difficult for companies to make money over that. so if you look at the german common effect, just being particularly strong in selling large luxury type of vehicles. it is not really the market that they feel comfortable with. i think china small cars with lower margins have traditionally been...
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in 2015, china scrap this one child policy. but chinese couples are no longer keen on having large families to the china has about 1400000000 people. rule. what the good job of china is for killing the rate remain stable. each woman would have $1.00 children on average. the phone that would mean china is population would drop to about 1100000000 by 2050, and 390000000 by 2100. 0 yeah. and i mean, yeah. so the, your study in china is demographic problem. it's aging, society would go worse. here's what stands. i don't want to do a suitable for you. so the lawton, jack b, give china is population decreases even faster than expected. it could save some mass of labor shortage and plummeting economic growth. but many young chinese couples are remaining childless for financial reasons for friendship, which i did senior senior. china is use unemployment rate right now is very high. yeah. yeah. young people are having difficulty just supporting themselves. gotcha. it's impossible for them to start assembly or race children. what's going
in 2015, china scrap this one child policy. but chinese couples are no longer keen on having large families to the china has about 1400000000 people. rule. what the good job of china is for killing the rate remain stable. each woman would have $1.00 children on average. the phone that would mean china is population would drop to about 1100000000 by 2050, and 390000000 by 2100. 0 yeah. and i mean, yeah. so the, your study in china is demographic problem. it's aging, society would go worse....