oh, very much so, and we should see this in the bigger political contacts at the u. s. and china are in a great power game right now, joe biden, and his ministration have made no secret that china is their number one foreign policy challenge. viewing china as a threat in some areas, a competitor in some areas and trying to see it as a partner in other areas like climate change. and that is going to hold china to account whether it's on trade, whether it's on military aggression and expansion. all, all number of issues where the us east china as a potential adversary on the world stage in a potential adversary.

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oh, very much so, and we should see this in the bigger political contacts at the u. s. and china are in a great power game right now, joe biden, and his administration have made no secret that china is their number one foreign policy challenge. viewing china as a threat in some areas, a competitor in some areas and trying to see it as a partner in other areas like climate change. and that is going to hold china to account whether it's on trade, whether it's on military aggression and expansion, all on number of issues where the us east china as a potential adversary on the world stage and a potential adversary to us interests and what's known as the post war world order of things of the u. s. leading that so this is of course just one more aspect of wanting to hold china to account and to make sure that the us comes out on top of this kind of competition. and that shouldn't be overlooked by any, by any measure willing, willing blue cross. well, that new investigation ordered by the biden administration has prompted a change in facebook's policy. in february, the social

as the hope for agony mac recovery increases among the world's top oil consumers, the u. s. and china and restrictions are listed, but concerns still remain as india faces a continue crisis and opec plus plans to pull back on production costs. so joining me now to discuss the latest, our boom must be i. and david mckelvey, me, theo, of mckelvey, me financial group. david, let's start with you all futures in new york gain as much as 2 point one percent on tuesday, reaching the highest intra day level since mid march. is the demand recovery getting ahead of itself, considering the weakness we're still seeing in parts of asia, india, and brazil. if there's an element beyond supply and demand in, in use here, i think speculation at the foot and it's likely focused on inflation. so here's my case, investor is judge both micro macro concerns and speculation can fall into either of those categories. micro aspects tied to the supply and demand fundamentals. and those are always important. but there's also the macro economic considerations and it would appear judging by the synchroni

oh, very much so, and we should see this in the bigger political contacts at the u. s. and china are in a great power game right now, joe biden, and his ministration have made no secret that china is their number one foreign policy challenge. viewing china as a threat in some areas, a competitor in some areas and trying to see it as a partner in other areas like climate change. and that is going to hold china to account whether it's on trade, whether it's on military aggression and expansion. all the old number of issues where the us east china as a potential adversary on the world stage in a potential adversary to us interests and what's known as the post war world order of things with the u. s. leading that. so this is of course just one more aspect of wanting to hold china to account and to make sure that the us comes out on top of this kind of competition and that shouldn't be overlooked by any, by any measure. thank you. not willing, willing blue cross to japan, which has been seeking to reassure countries around the world that the limpid games in july will be safe

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other countries like the u. s. kind and china and canada are already in connecting children from the age of 12, get more from dw corresponding to bob available in brussels. welcome, barbara. what's behind this decision? now and of course, the european medicines agency has looked at the clinical data that were provided by pfizer by on tech. there was a big clinical study big in this context means about 2000 adolescents. they didn't have a single case of infection. so they came to the result, they said the action really is 100 percent effective in this young age group. and they also didn't find any noticeable side effects. so the may said it's safe for teenagers to use. and you can follow the example of the united states and some other countries that are already doing this. and so now it is up to the member states of the european union. and of course, up to the individual parents to decide whether they want this for their children or not. there were some politicians in brussels who had really and some help experts he

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s. president joe biden is to visit the next month with much of the focus on how the u. s. and the you will deal with the konami wible china and here's my german economy minister peter meyer said after the talks and establishes fence at a good day. and there is a historic window of opportunity to resolve the trade conflicts between the us and europe. step by step in a constructive way and to focus on future challenges out there for gardening. at the same time, as we are seeing this renaissance of european american corporation, we know that to achieve reliable global trade about the inclusion of china is eminently important. but it has to happen with a level playing field, meaning with comparable opportunities for all side level playing field size. mid to the fact like 5 in charleston advertisement. the w brussels correspondent give matters believe the breakthrough is significant, even if some hardens remain. many hurdles still remain like the u. s. blocking the world trade organizations court system. but when it comes to tariffs, both sides of it, the pause button with a yo

the u. s. calls china's actions genocide. that's making it more difficult for some to continue to do business. take hannah's and more and so as it's better known in the high street, h and m off, the pledging not to use coughing from sion. jang, it faced a bank clash in china from the government and consumers, barbary nike, adidas, some of the other western brands hit by consumer boy cos. benighted states band, the impulse of coffin and tomato products in january. it's estimated the us imported $9000000000.00 of cotton products and $10000000.00 of tomatoes last year. supply chains for solar panels are also clustered in the region, raising concerns among investors about for labor in facts, half the world's raw materials to make. so the panels comes from it's in jang. further complicating the world's move away from fossil fuels. a reports compiled by the german parliament concludes the countries new supply chain law were likely main . german companies have to withdraw from chin jang and related supply chains. otherwise, they fac

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that do business with china to verify supply chains for the use of force labor, the u. s. and e. you have impose sanctions on beijing for its treatment of weavers . but up to 2000000 have been placed in internment camps in the western region of she hang. many has been forced to retrain and sent to work in factories and cotton fields. the abuses don't stop their entire graveyards, mosques and historical science have been bulldozed. women have been forcibly sterilized, and children taken away from parents, the u. s. coals, china's actions genocide dance, making it more difficult for some to continue to do business. take hannah's and more. and so as it's better known in the high street, h and m of the pledging not to use cotton from she jang, it faced a bank clash in china from the government and consumers, barbary nike, adidas, some of the other western brands hit by consumer boy costs the united states ban the impulse of cotton and tomato products in january. it's estimated the u. s. imported $9000000000.00 of cotton products and $10000000.00 of tomatoes last year. suppl

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we can, china is the 2nd country after the u. s. to successfully land rover on mars. and china is showcasing its advances in the field of artificial intelligence as an annual tech seem to forum super computers. rockets and robots are among be innovations on display. the event comes just months after the u. s. national security commission said that china is on track to overtake america as the world's a i superpower, katrina you has this report. the latest in chinese artificial intelligence or a i is one display here in tangent from transport and robotics to data collection and cloud computing. it's the kind of progress that has the current technology front runner, the us worried show me what comes to big data. cloud computing and china still lacks behind us. but in certain areas, china is already the word leader. telecommunications giant hallway has been hit by 3 rounds of us sanctions. company earnings have fallen for the 2nd year in a row. b g says the us feels threatened by chinese progress. washington says, while we poses a national security threat, more than 100 c

as the one's dominant, u. s. navy lost control of the south china sea. also this week, henry ford may be best known for his car company, but he's also the man gave the world the to day. we 10. but could the pandemic be showing in before day and working week and environmental racism opposition grows to a pipeline the could put at risk the drinking water of black low income resident use in march more than 200 chinese fishing vessels, occupied a reef in the philippines exclusive economic zone only the fishing vessels went manned by fishermen. but by paging maritime militia, which have been deployed in the south china sea to protect its quotes and festival sees china claims the whitson reef as its own to the north in the sprightly islands paging has built military installations and artificial islands of china, contest islands from japan to malaysia, the united states is deploying war war ships to the region right now in just the size of fleets. washington has fallen behind. so this is what the picture looks like. china has 360 naval vessels compared to 298 f

, india, indonesia, and the u. s. one in 3 tobacco uses or about 341000000 are in china. dr. oscar allan is the chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. based in washington d. c. he says, countries aren't investing enough money to help people quit smoking smoking. the traditional cigarette has kind of fallen out of favor. but we've seen the rise and other tobacco products that we estimate has really taken the turn with why folks really been using more of these tobacco products in a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course e, cigars heated tobacco products. 4 there's so many different aspects of folks know, go to right now for smoking, which unfortunately we're seeing. unremarkable right. we really don't want to be going that direction. we're still seeing a reduction in some cases, but an increase in the adolescent in the team population. but i think another incident point that it's very important to realize just in the us al

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s. russia, and turkey one and 3 tobacco users or around 341000000. all in china. dr. oscar alan is the chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. base in washington d. c. he says countries don't invest enough money to help reduce tobacco consumption. smoke in the traditional cigarette has kind of fallen out of favor, but we've seen the rise and other tobacco products that we estimate has really taken the turn with why folks have really been using more of these tobacco products in a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course e cigars heated tobacco products. 4 there's so many different aspects of folks know, go to right now for smoking, which unfortunately we're seeing. unremarkable right. we really don't want to be going through that direction. we're still seeing a reduction in some cases, but an increase in the adolescent in the team population. but i think another instance point that it's very important to realize just in the u. s. alone, 2019 found about $8200000000.00 by tobacc

and john the u. s. senate is debating legislation aimed at ensuring it stays ahead of china. the endless frontier act could see $100000000000.00 invested over the next 5 years into a high and related industries. chinese officials have criticize the bill by the bill, the store, the facts and plays out the china threat theory. katy frog was outdated. a cold war mentality and the 0 thinking bay ging says its technology will only be used for peaceful means. it's amy to become the global leader and a i by 2030. at this forum, most of the technology on display is about addressing everyday problems. how can we improve health care, or how can we make labor intensive industries, less labor intensive? all? how can we make road safer? for example, with the youth driverless technology. regardless of which country, when the race protect supremacy. analysts say international rules governing the use of a are needed for the protection and safety of all. katrina, you out a 0 hinge in china still ahead here on algebra in for you bent us to come in cub trophy as fans are allowed back to stadium

the u. s. calls china's actions genocide. that's making it more difficult for some to continue to do business. take hannah's and more. and so as it's best known in the high street, h and m off, the pledging not to use coffin from sion. jang, it faced a bank clash in china from the government and consumers, barbary nike, adidas, some of the other western brands hit by consumer boy costs the united states band, the impulse of coffee and tomato products. in january. it's estimated the us imported $9000000000.00 of cotton products and $10000000.00 of tomatoes last year. supply chains for solar panels are also clustered in the region, raising concerns among investors about force, labor in facts, half the world's raw materials to make. so the panels comes from chin jang, further complicating the world's move away from fossil fuels, reports compiled by the german parliament, concludes the country's new supply chain law will likely mean german companies have to withdraw from chin jang and related supply chains. otherwise they face fi

joe biden became us president. china said the phone call was frank pragmatic, and constructive. china is pressing biden to unwind is his predecessors terrace, but disputes over the u. s. trade deficit and chinese human rights abuses. remain, profess is concerned about the safety of a staff in india and potential threats to use the freedom of expression. the online messaging platform is in a tense stand off with the indian government over controversial new media regulations. the president of switzerland says his country has scrap plans for a sweeping new agreement with the european union. after more than a decade of talk, it would have improved switzerland access to the u single market. the european commission says it regrets deets with decision talks about reviving the west nuclear deal with iran are ongoing, and china is long. the countries negotiating the talks come at a time when beijing is aiming to strengthen its ties with around in march. both sides agreed on strategic cooperation, providing chinese investment a return for rain in oil. now, not only the united states was fearing

and john, the u. s. senate is debating legislation aimed at ensuring it stays ahead of china . the endless frontier act, i could see $100000000000.00 invested over the next 5 years into a i and related industries. chinese officials have criticize the bill. you went by the bill, the store, the facts and place of the china threat theory. katie frog was outdated, a cold war mentality and a 0. so bay jing says its technology will only be used for peaceful means. it's amy to become the global leader and a i by 2030. at this forum, most of the technology on display is about addressing everyday problems. how can we improve health care, or how can we make labor intensive industries, less labor intensive? all? how can we make road safer? for example, with the youth driving technology regardless of which country, when the race protects supremacy. analysts say international rules governing the use of a are needed for the protection and safety of all. katrina, you out a 0 hinge in china. ah, it is good to have you with a fellow adrian for get a hearing though how the headlines on our 0 a c

and china is the 2nd country out of the u. s. to successful land rover on the red planet. ah tough creature headlines here on al jazeera people living in to crowded garza residential neighborhoods have been warned to leave their homes the head of israeli strikes. well, this is the city skyline right now. one of the target zones isn't far from jeopardy . a refugee camp in northern garza earlier israel hips, southern garza, with more than a dozen strikes destroying 2 houses medic say, 4 people will wounded in the city of hum eunice. and while both sides publicly, se they'll fight.

there is certainly more regulatory pressure to come, not only from china, but also from the u. s. and the european union, we saw today the 1st time use a company who spend their mining activities, which is really a huge step back for because because 70 percent of all because our mind in china. so that's kind of the base for the whole sector. and also like if we m c, or if we take a look onto the momentum segment of especially the futures. we don't see many investors right now willing to buy a bit coins, which are worth more than $40000.00. so that's something j. p. morgan told us so yeah, it will be certainly rolling across the right. within the next month. yeah. and let's see what's going to be going well. sabrina cast or new york now so dismal year of locked downs and travel restrictions. york holiday destinations are anxiously waiting for visitors to refuel their economy. greece began welcoming tourist again earlier this month, but expects business levels to be just half that of a normal summer season. we report from the island of nicholas tourists are heading back. it can't be

s. data apartment funds of some of these groups. and it really years the conversation away from organic dialogue among citizens, to the point that it's become very radicalized very toxic and ordinary people. when you talk about president twitter, it's just something that people don't want to get involved and they may go on to read. but everyone talks about how to talk, the club house has broken that sentiment to some extent. one is that it's hard to have set of armies on club house, or at least they haven't figured it out. you need a working phone. you need an actual wife. you need to pretend like every were a real person. it's hard to have one person sit at a computer and 100 twitter accounts like they do on twitter, on clubhouse. and it's also voice. so even in the real people who are at each other's throat on twitter, just because it's over a text and sometimes anonymous accounts, it seems like when they're talking to each other, when they hear the other person, when after use their o

s. at right, which is what clubhouse is and includes the behavior of people who are beyond the borders of china in terms of modifying their behavior. they could be chinese citizens working abroad. but also, you know, the fact that china did eventually then even block that access to the app for those who are international, essentially made it so that the chinese diaspora, which was having these conversations suddenly couldn't. so it was heartbreaking when, when that did happen, i believe in march and i think it really does emphasize how. 7 authoritarianism can creep into democratic societies in the most unusual, unusual way. them in a ways you don't think about mac, i'm just wondering about the safety aspect of being on comp house. as i have the apple, my things are asking you this to me and for our global community. i so makes this point, have a listen and then coming back of what you say clubhouse distinguishes. so some other social media for it's for dialogue estimate, you know, penetr

s. data apartment funds of some of these groups. and it really years the conversation away from organic dialogue among citizens, to the point that it's become very radicalized very toxic and ordinary people. when you talk about president twitter, it's just something that people don't want to get involved and they may go on to read. but everyone talks about how to talk, the club house has broken that sentiment to some extent. one is that it's hard to have that of armies on club house, or at least they haven't figured it out. you need a working phone. you need an actual wife. you need to pretend like every were a real person. it's hard to have one person sit at a computer and 100 twitter accounts like they do on twitter, on clubhouse. and it's also voice. so even in the real people who are at each other, throw it on twitter just because it's over a text and sometimes anonymous accounts. it seems like when they're talking to each other, when they hear the other person, when after use their

s. infrastructure, reviving the manufacturing sector to better compete with china and addressing climate change are also key priorities. the budget proposal is mostly a wish list from the president to law makers who ultimately decide how to fund the government. now, democrats and control of the house and senate will wrestle over details. one point of contention, how to pay for it all by and have proposed a slew of tax increases including on corporations. but it won't be enough to cover the tab and the governments that next year is expected to top the record levels that during world war 2. and so let's go to our financial correspond to new york yen core to end those rising federal debt levels. how much concern is around that now? well, i would say overall it is very troubling. even if there is a big, deep age going on. how bet those step levels our with interest rates near 0, we would really run into trouble when interest rates should be increasing. because that automatically would make all of this, that even more expensive. but if you've seen the past couple of years or even decades, we

s. infrastructure, reviving the manufacturing sector to better compete with china and addressing climate change are also key priorities. the budget proposal is mostly a wish list from the president to law makers who ultimately decide how to fund the government. now, democrats and control of the house and senate will wrestle over details. one point of contention how to pay for it all by and has proposed this lieu of tax increases including on corporations. but it won't be enough to cover the tab and the governments that next year is expected to top the record level set during world war 2. and so let's close to our financial corresponds in new york yet in this quarter . yeah. and those rising federal debt level is how much concern is around that? well, i would say overall it is very troubling. even if there is a big di bade going on, how bad those step levels our with interest rates near 0, we would really run into trouble when interest rates should be increasing. because that automatically would make all the that even more expensive. but if you've seen the past couple of years or even dec

it was a job by the u. s. the president proposing new tax plans which could affect to be on transactions over $10000.00 or more. but mostly it have been china, which re, rental at the markets not only by saying that banks and payment companies are not bad to process big contract section. but also by not allowing minding activities in the future anymore. that's something which track down because almost to a $30000.00 on sunday it's, it's now off, as you said. but investors are still concerned and nervous because the china, especially it's infrastructure and it's demand has been crucial for the success of before. yeah. is there anything, it's just that a period of calm is coming anytime soon with bitcoin prices. i mean, i can only get the air, but i think it will remain a pretty bumpy road ahead for you. because in the short term, there is certainly more regulatory pressure to come, not only from china, but also from the u. s. and the european union, we thought today the 1st time use a company who suspended thei

the united nations has said it is not involved in the election, and the u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014, at the height of the civil war and saw a sod when in the lands live in a vote that was also widely condemned by the us and b. u, as neither free nor fair. the un security council will hold an emergency meeting on a growing crisis in molly the military there has stripped the countries, transitional president and prime minister of their powers. the 2 leaders have been tasked with steering the country back to civilian rule after a qu last august. but the military accused them of trying to sabotage the process. though the streets of bomber co seen. com, the situation remains, hence molly's vice president. i see me going to defend it. the rest of the president and the prime minister accusing them of sabotaging ongoing democratic process. but the transitional vice pres

and on relations with china and with russia, will they now change that and refocus on negotiations between israelis and palestinians. of the u. s. actively pursuing them. palestinians continued to demand an end to israeli occupation. thousands protested in the occupied west bank ambia la mos compound an occupied east jerusalem on friday. the response from israeli police was done grenades. ah, i ride for more on this. i'm joined by our guests in houston, texas. mm hm. and i will see attorney and vice general coordinator for the palestinian youth movement in new york. beth miller, government affairs manager for jewish voice for peace action. and in washington, d. c. david pollock, senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and author of a nation divided palestinian views on war and peace with israel. a warm welcome to you all, david, let me start with you today. whether or not this cease fire ultimately holds, it really doesn't address any of the underlying issues, does it? no, it doesn't just assume fire, but at least that isn't necessary. first step before any serious d

they've been focusing on the nuclear deal on climate change on afghanistan and on relations with china and with russia. will they now change that and refocus on negotiations between israelis and palestinians of the u. s. actively pursuing them? well, as i was saying earlier, thousands are taking part and solidarity marches for palestinians and cities across the u. k. and the rest of europe, marches are being held in manchester and london supported their calling on the government to impose sanctions on israel afterwards as strikes on palestinian cities. they are also calling for military embargo to cut off the supply of weapons for brandon has worn out from london. and in my shoulder, i will step out of the way. in fact, of the coming, one can give you a glimpse of the crowd is frankly enormous. when the organizes actually said that they would expect around $150000.00 after march in london, i had to confess i was due to fight the evidence of my own eyes. now, i can see the monkeys pretty close to the missions because that is all the way down piccadilly. huge boulevard in the center of l

the united nations has said it is not involved in the election, and the u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014 at the height of the civil war and saw a sod when in the land slide, in a vote that was also widely condemned by the u. s. and b u, as neither free nor fer. let's get more from a bento shabba, she's the head of the middle east division of the german political foundation, the 100 bows. shift on a welcome to steve w. so how much support does basha alice? i really have you look at how these elections are being held. you can already estimate how much the population is not able to vote because they are simply not an area that are participating in the voting and all those show. i mean, there are so many people signing with their own lot. there are lots of posters and all just president bashar last few months. so this is where these elections, you can get this real suppo

the united nations have said it is not involved in the election, and the u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014 at the height of the civil war and saw a sod when in the landslide in a vote that was also widely condemned by the u. s. and the u, as neither free nor fair. let's get more from a banter shallow. she's had of the middle east division at the german political foundation, the 100 bonds shift on a welcome to the w. so how much support does basha alice had really have you look at how the elections are being held. you can already estimate how much the population is not able to vote because they are simply enough in areas that are participating in the voting and all those. so, i mean, there are so many people signing with their own lot. there are lots of posters and all just president bashar if you mount. so this is where these elections you can get his real support, at

china and with russia. will they now change that and refocus on negotiations between israelis and palestinians of the u. s. actively pursuing them. palestinians continued to demand an end to israeli occupation. thousands protested in the occupied west bank ambia la mos compound and occupied east jerusalem on friday. the response from israeli police wisdom grenades. ah, i ride from war on this. i'm joined by our guests in houston, texas. mm. hm, and i will see attorney and vice general coordinator for the palestinian youth movement in new york. beth miller, government affairs manager for jewish voice for peace action. and in washington, d. c. david pollock, senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and author of a nation divided palestinian views on war and peace with israel. a warm welcome to you all, david, let me start with you today. whether or not this cease fire ultimately holds, it really doesn't address any of the underlying issues. does it know? it doesn't just assume fire, but