are located at the foreign studies university in beijing. paul crook is british and lives in london but he grew up in beijing his mother isabel who was born in one thousand nine hundred fifteen has spent most of her life in china pulled visits whenever he can isabel was an enthusiastic supporter of communism from an early age so it was paul's father david who arrived in china in one nine hundred thirty seven he and isabel were married in one thousand nine hundred forty two together they experienced the social and political upheavals brought about by the communist revolution. it picks back memories of what was happening then and i'm just glad that some of that has been captured that's very valuable. at the end of the nine hundred forty s. the crux move to beijing to teach english at the f.l.y. all foreign languages institute. parents were very keen supporters of the communist revolution in china they were treated with great respect you know and and participated in life in the university and. up until the cold revolution mostly you know it was a very positive experience for them when

not to dictate the rules to beijing this as china celebrates forty years of market reforms. also coming up in sports english premier league giants manchester united fire coach jersey morning new york the football club pulled the plug on the controversial manager after the worst start to the season in nearly thirty years and thousands of anti-government demonstrators in budapest rallies for a fifth night in a row the protesters want controversial overtime waiver loss drops in a return to an independent state media. thank you so much for your company everyone china's president xi jinping has told rivals to respect beijing's growing role in the world in a speech marking forty years of market reforms she warned the west beijing would not be dictated to even as he tried to play down fears of china trying to become the world's dominant superpower while i was a defiant message at a time of heightened tensions with major trading partners like the united states. it was an impeccably choreographed event designed to showcase china's transformation from an inward looking farming based societ

rail, road, and sea routes is at core of core of beijing's stra. from china to southeast asia, europe, and africa. a huge global project expanding and integrating infrastructure networks, which president xi jinping has called the project of the century. ♪ rishaad: welcome to mombasa. traders have been coming to kenya's oldest city for centuries. the arabs, the portuguese, the british and the indians have all tried their hand at making a fortune here. the latest are the chinese. we will explore their grandest ambitions, asking whether dreams in far off beijing match those on the african continent. i am rishaad salamat. this is "belt and road," china's trade superhighway. ♪ rishaad: mombasa is seen as the gateway to africa. at least five landlocked nations including uganda and rwanda rely on this port to get goods in and out. the mombasa railway is the nation's biggest infrastructure project since independence from britain in 1963. kenya paid $3.8 billion. china arranged the financing and built what is the start of a rail network that promises to open up the passage of peopl

respected she warned that beijing will not be dictated to at the same time he tried to play down fears that china wants to become the world's dominant super bowl. it was an impeccably choreographed event designed to showcase china's transformation from an inward looking farming based society to the economic giant it is today. the country's new president xi jinping credited forty years of what he termed socialism with chinese characteristics for lifting people out of poverty and pushing china on the international stage. but that stage now more than ever is fraught with tension in a thinly veiled reference to his country's month long trade dispute with the united states she has this to say. so. there's no text book of rules to follow for the reforms and opening of china a country with five thousand years of history and civilization and little population of more than one point three billion people no one is in a position to dictate to the chinese people what should or shouldn't be done. no one not even seemingly the leader of the most powerful economy in the world this footage shows

initiative. for a little while until i think that beijing came to the conclusion that it sounded exclusive to call the one felt, one road. it made perfect sense to call that. then some settlement the arrive. none of these changes that they actually changed substance of the initiative. some from a legal perspective, i understand it's a big deal. a friend of mine in singapore, by the chinese to create a common political space that the l money. for me, a lot of politics minutes politics from the political science. all at the audience judge what that means. how important it is. i concerning testify the impact it had on perception in the region. particularly in india and in japan, i think panels have heard that from the indian and japanese in particular others are concerned about it. in addition to seeing benefit in the economic side of it, the release from clinical perspective, it's intended to increase chinese influence around the world in addition to whatever kind of impact it has. we're here desert about change. not in what we call china's chilling dollar project but how perceptions are cha

must go on she she said . far from the city lights of shanghai and beijing pigeon jew travelling opera troupe journey tirelessly through the remote countryside of northern china out of going from village to village day after day wherever audiences still await their arrival. but. not so much as monday of all the uprise we were a part of this year which was your favorite. it's hard to say. but of all the ones we've already done. i think my favorite is she had dong. that's true and the song i must agree is just magnificent however the song i prefer the most is the last one in song i especially when sung by think that we it's a really wonderful. travelling opera troops have been crisscrossing china from east to west and from north to south for thousands of years only a handful remain today. mr loose troop is one of the few that are left. there traveling through shanxi province in central china that is often seen as the birthplace of chinese civilization it's a rural area that has somehow missed out on china's economic boom and the explosion of megacities taking over the country. the

chinese americans are talking trade again and there's talk beijing is making the first move in diffusing the trade between the world's top two economies. the top while way executive is still in jail facing u.s. fraud charges a bail hearing could spell trouble for the shaky trade troops. and could broadside spoil the broth what would britain's restaurants through without all those easy micro. workers. let's do business china could be backing down in its trade war with the united states the news agency bloomberg is reporting that beijing is moving to cut import tariffs on american made cars it says the chinese have proposed reducing tariffs from forty to fifteen percent the concession would go to china's capital for review if approved it would reverse the tariffs that beijing had hiked back in july the move forced many car dealers to raise prices themselves forward and test the shares rose on the news m.w. was well it produces a lot in the us. as. a financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad could this be a turning point in the trade war. twenty summit the u.s. president tweeted

programme: signs of a truce in the us—china trade war, as president trump says beijing has agreed to cut tariffs on american cars. and a rapturous reception as michelle obama visits the london schoolgirls she first met when she was first lady. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 2 in the morning in poland, where the naturalist and broadcaster, sir david attenborough, has described climate change as humanity's greatest threat in thousands of years. he warned, it could lead to the collapse of civilisations, and the extinction of ‘much of the natural world'. he was speaking at the opening ceremony of the united nations—sponsored climate talks in katowice which is being attended by around a0 heads of state and government. david shukman reports. it's been a year of deadly fires and record heat. and also, new warnings from scientists about the dangers of living in a world of rising temperatures, with the risk of many more scenes like this. a social media campaign has gathered voices from around the world, calling on governments to take action. please welcome sir davi

authorities after beijing detained former diplomat michael couric on monday the two cases appear to be retaliation for the detention of men one jole high level chinese executive and c. of o. us on maker while way by canada on a request from the united states the whereabouts of mr spock war remain unclear. this is businessman michael spade and this is what he is known for bringing people together in this case foreign athletes to pyongyang to play the north korean hockey team he is a canadian businessmen with a cultural exchange company based in the northern chinese city of dying dog he is also the man behind the unusual friendship between u.s. basketball star dennis rodman and north korean leader kim jong un spader is possibly one of the best connected westerners in secretive north korea and now nobody knows exactly where he is before beijing confirmed it was investigating space for kenner's foreign minister confirm something was wrong. but we are aware. of a canadian. who got in touch with us. because he was being asked questions by chinese authorities. spader also uses his base in chi

the day down slightly. the decline came despite statements from beijing indicating that president see jing pixi plans to move ahead with the trade talks as planned. the general reported fed officials are determining whether to have a wait and see approach. president trump has repeatedly criticized the fed for raising rates this year. >>> overnight, two former major league baseball players died in a car accident. luis valbuena and jose castillo were involved in the accident. >>> news from hollywood, kevin hart is stepping down two days after he was asked to be the announcer. at issue are past angry anti-gay and homophobic comments made by hart. he later posted a comment saying i have made the choice to step down from the oscars because i do not want to be a distraction on a night that should be a celebration. i am sorry i hurt people. i am evolving and want to continue to do so. my goal is to bring people together, not tear apart. much appreciation to the academy. >>> things are back to normal after some overnight drama right here at cnn new york. a bomb threat forced the evacuatio

beijing if this doesn't get resolved. have you concerns wheefer the fed does next and economic growth getting revised down all over the place. is this a fundamental shift for after, you know, years of easy money and strong growth? bill: well, first of all, it is good to be on with you. when i was here with you a couple months ago i said that we were at that point at the top of the goldilocks economy and had nowhere to go but down. i just came back from beijing the day before yesterday in the evening and there's no doubt that growth is slowing in china and the people's bank of china where i had a meeting with the heads of all of the chinese banks to talk about a project i guess we'll get into later. basically, stated that the people's bank has to put liquidity into the markets. there is no doubt about it. as you know they reduce requirements several times over the last couple months. they will continue to provide liquidity. however, this goes against the financial reform area, you know, in the sense of debt build up they have. so i would say china's been the difficult position now. >>

ambitions, asking whether dreams in far off beijing match those on the african continent. i am rishaad salamat. this is "belt and road," china's trade superhighway. ♪ rishaad: mombasa is seen as the gateway to africa. at least five landlocked nations, including uganda and rwanda, rely on this port to get goods in and out. the mombasa railway is the nation's biggest infrastructure project since independence from britain in 1963. kenya paid $3.8 billion. china arranged the financing and built what is the start of a rail network that promises to open up the passage of people and goods deep into the heart of the continent. the sgr cuts the journey to kenya's capital to five hours -- down from more than eight for cargo transported by truck. >> the belt and road initiative is, i believe, a good initiative for the region. the railway link from mombasa to nairobi, i have reservations about the price that was paid for the rail link, however, the fact that we have a rail link now is creating immense opportunities. leading to reduction in supply lead times and so on. that is what we wish for. >

resulting from kind of being caught up in the ongoing trade war between beijing and washington. where the two largest economies of the world china and the united states start picking a fight with each other the escalating trade war between them is going to have all sorts of unintended consequences on canada and potentially on the entire global economy. we're very worried about that the arrested canadians are michael. diplomatic used of breaking china's ngo law and michael speicher an entrepreneur with senior contacts in north korea reportedly including kim jong il and now china arrested them citing alleged activities harmful to national security that was right after the f. c.e.o. of chinese smartphone maker who way was detained in canada at america's request. picks up this story. pequot on the high flying chinese think that if arrest her income is an outrage her home nation claim it's for the request of the u.s. grant her an eye watering bail throw in a threat of extradition see china then arrest two canadians and retaliate and all that was potentially the biggest trade deal the world eve

there are lots of trade practices from beijing or from china which have perceived to to cause problems but also on the military the south china sea technology of course as i mentioned before and also ideology a lot. but a stop in highlighted the negative aspects of the rise of china as a potential threat to the world order underpinned by american dominance. clearly sets up and lots to talk about in the next few minutes and well let's just take it as you say this in birmingham scott when it comes to predicting where this will go do we need to know the nature the nitty gritty nature of the allegations or the claims being leveled at this woman. absolutely but you need to know the process which is going to take place and perhaps the cutting edge is will she be released and allowed to go back to china or are you facing detention in the united states let me talk about a couple of distinctive elements of this case before we know the specifics the first is that while u.s. sanctions have been used against a number of companies to level billions of dollars in fines and while they have c

, until i think beijing came to the conclusion that it sounded a little bit too exclusive to call it the one belt, one road although it certainly made perfect sense to call it that. then finally settled on bri but none of these changes in nomencl nomenclature changed the substance of the initiative and it's that substance we're here to talk about today. being from a bee ygeopolitical perspective, i understand it's a big deal. my friend tells me it's an attempt by the chinese to create a common geopolitical space that they dominate. for meeshgs, a lot of geopoliti seems like metaphysics more than political science. i will let the audience judge what exactly that means and how important that is. i can certainly testify to the impact it's had on perceptions in the region, particularly in india and in japan. i think myself and all of our panels have heard that from the indians and the japanese in particular but others in the region are very concerned about the bri. in addition to seeing some benefit in the economic side of it, and at the very least from a political perspective, it's obviousl

and as far as the beijing leadership is concerned what if they adopt an attitude that starts from a place that says well actually there's nothing different between what you've done with this woman and taking a hostage. well i think that the beijing government is going to take those things in a stride in the sense that it is no news to beijing that china is now perceived as the and pak an ist and a rival of of the united states which underpins the world order and perceive is reaching china is perceived as a spread so in this broad context is the trade war again there is no secret that both the united states and china are trying to gain the commanding heights of the next generation of more biotechnology i.e. the five g. and it is at the timing is also quite instructive now what i'm not saying that this charge is again does this lady are all trumped up i mean as with so many things china's trade practices of course leave a lot to be desired course china's political system particularly it's not there and anybody's cup of tea so there was a it's a kind of not a black and white situation

canada worried about. canadian nationals china. caught in the middle of washington and beijing. with a potentially bad in hip hop lyrics to the russian president reacting to a spate of closures. on the program. in such a big brand nowadays when. people determine what. you're looking for censorship you're looking for this thing. creativity. good monday morning worldwide news headlines on r.t. international for me rory sushi and the whole crew welcome to your story. the hunt for russian medlars is not abating leaked messages sent by a b.b.c. correspondent suggest that the broadcasters news team is in search of any leads connecting moscow and the yellow fest protest movement in fronts and one of our messages the correspondent said editors were quote out for blood. well maybe some russian businesses capitalizing greatly on the protests maybe the protesters eating cutlass a mass maybe the far right to ring leaders that i'm looking for angles yes the editors to man some blood over the last five weeks we've seen france and gulf by violence as people come out on to the streets to say they si

many in beijing. i feel happy it's a victory for the national enterprise although it's only bail i still hope all the sanctions on huawei can be cancelled it is important that we have fair international competition sanctions only on china is not fairness. still the prospect of money being used as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations between china and the us increased as us president trump said he would intervene if that was in america's interest hours before the bail hearing a former canadian diplomat was arrested in beijing presumably in retaliation for months arrest canada's government is still collecting details. here of the situation of a canadian detained in china we have been in direct contact with the chinese chinese diplomats and representatives we are engaged in the file which we take very seriously and we are of course providing consular assistance to the family. markets in asia closed higher after money was released as investors ease their fears about the trade battle among the world's two top economies in the background. and sticking with china and trade dispute medi

, one road initiative for a little while, until i think beijing came to the conclusion it sounded too exclusive to call it one belt, one road, although it made perfect sense to call it that, and then finally settled on bri. but none of these changes in nomenclature changed the substance of the initiative. it is that substance we are here to talk about. from a geopolitical perspective it is a big deal. a friend in singapore tells me it is an attempt by the chinese to create a common, geopolitical space that they can dominate. seems likeopolitics it is a political science, but i will let the audience judge how important that is. impactan testify to the it has had on perceptions in the region, particularly india and japan. we have heard that from the indians and japanese, but others are concerned about the bri. in addition to seeing benefit on the economic side of it, at least it is obviously intended chinese influence around the world, in addition to whatever economic impact it has in china. and that has an impact on u.s. interests, both in the region and the aunt. so we are here to tal

, i think beijing came to the conclusion that it sounded a little but too exclusive. although, it certainly made more sense to call it that. and then finally, they settled on that. none of these changes in nomenclature actually changed the substance of the initiative. and it's the substance we are here to talk about today. from a geopolitical perspective, i understand it's a very big deal. a friend of mine in singapore like to tell me that it's an attempt by the chinese to create a common geopolitical space that they dominate. for me, a lot of geopolitics seems like metaphysics more than it does political science. i will of the faithful in the audience judge what exactly that means and how important that is. but i concern they testify to the impact it has had on perceptions in the region. particularly, in india and in japan. i think myself in all of our panel have heard that from the indian and the japanese particular league. but other regions are very concerned. in addition to seeing the benefit and economic side of it, and at the very least from a political perspective, it's obv

bloomberg learns the u.s. delegation heads to beijing in january. good morning, everyone. good afternoon if you are watching from asia. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua and london. there has been quite a lot of movement over the last couple days. euro-dollar. i'm also looking at the stoxx 600. they are pretty much flat, but they beginning significantly earlier on. if you look at the main movers, technology is gaining. we did have the rally that is phasing out when it comes to europe and asia. we did have american wti at $45.51. coming up, we are joined by the chief economist at img. will focus aations lot on what is happening in the markets, what will happen om 2019. then the chief economist at strata guess research partners joins us at 11:00 a.m. london time. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. , francine. a u.s. government delegation is reportedly traveling to beijing for trade talks the week of january 7. bloomberg sources, the deputy u.s. trade representative will lead the white house team, the first face-to-face discussion on trade

extradition to america. fair to say, beijing is not happy. robert mueller, the omnipresent, ever—silent investigator in the russia probe, prepares to release more details. what will they tell us about the investigation? also on the programme: france will close the eiffel tower and deploy 65,000 members of the security forces this weekend ahead of more planned demonstrations by the yellow—vest protest movement. how are president trump's promises and policies playing out for general motors workers and american farmers? is stay with us to find out. hello, and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington, and nuala mcgovern is in london. arresting a top chinese business person is a high stakes strateg — person is a high stakes strategy — particularly in this moment of tense trade negotiations. so what is the us going to do with meng wanzhou? she is a top executive at huawei, one of the world's biggest telecoms companies, and she was detained in vancouver on saturday and faces extradition to the us. beijing is furious and is demanding her immediate release. financial markets aren't happy eithe

with further economic reforms but he also made clear that beijing will not deviate from its one party system or take orders from any other country. it was an impact oblique choreographed event designed to showcase china's transformation from an inward looking farming based society to the economic giant it is today. well your country's president xi jinping credited forty years of what he terms of socialism with chinese characteristics for lifting people out of poverty and pushing china on the international stage. but that stage now more than ever is fraught with tension in a thinly veiled reference to his country's months long trade dispute with the united states she had this to say. john you go your job there is no text book of rules to follow for the reforms and opening of china by a country with five thousand years of history and civilization and with a population of more than one point three billion people yet no one is in a position to dictate to the chinese people what should or shouldn't be done. no one not even seemingly the leader of the most powerful economy in the worl

people in the chinese capital beijing chinese president xi jinping vowed to press ahead with economic reforms but he also made clear that beijing will not deviate from its one constant system of take orders from any other country is comments came only a day after the u.s. and china clashed at the world trade organization needed. for more that i'm now joined by cliff it is the beijing correspondent of the irish times a newspaper to feel welcome what did you make of the speech today well we had a lot of talk today about on swerving commitment to reforms and great socialist rhetoric there it was a very defiant speech i think one aimed at telling the chinese people that china remains strong given that there is some anxiety in china about pressure coming from the u.s. because of the trade war so i think it was very much about about painting a very positive picture of china's strength well this remark about china not being told how to do business and clearly washington yes it was aimed obviously is that it at the domestic audience but yes it's a message for president trump who's be

fragile how trade truce between washington and beijing. but it has a bit we'll have that story with the rest of the days of business updates in just a moment i'll be back at the top of the hour out with the rest of the world i mean a good day. but. i'm scared that the volume or not hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were liars and. what's your story. on one of the missing women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story you are trained always to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor not a guest you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. about. china summons the american ambassador over the indictment of while ways chief financial officer did the chinese company violate sanctions against iran or is washington using this says a horn in its trade war with beijing. and another executive remains behind japanese prosecutors charge film in the sun chairman thomas. with underreporting his salary. those stories in

again and there's talk beijing is making the first move in cooling down the trade war between the world's top two economies . and could wreck said put an end to london's booming restaurant scene britain faces a killing every challenge without all its e.u. cooks. it's time for business on the w m how you got to us it's good to have you with us google is the latest u.s. tech giant to face a congressional grilling google c.e.o. who's on the beach i took questions from the house judiciary committee on tuesday they're presented if asked about how google collects data and whether it is politically biased in its search their fists they also want to know how the company prevents foreign meddling in the u.s. elections the hearing comes as google is under fire for a massive data breach that affected a half million users of its google plus social net. now during the hearing pichai repeated the company's position that it has no plans right now to launch a censored search engine in china that of course leaves the option open to launch one down the road he also denied all other allegations leav

attention now to a big story today a beijing is demanding that canada release. one of china's top global executives mangas the daughter of the founder of chinese telecoms giant and was detained last week and bank over she now faces extradition to the u.s. for alleged violations of american sanctions against iran. she's the chief financial officer of one of the biggest telecommunications equipment companies in the world now it's emerged that men wang jew has been in custody in canada for days u.s. authorities are seeking her extradition on charges of helping huawei violate the u.s. trade embargo on iran allegations that have prompted an angry response from beijing . hugo. china has expressed its serious position on this case to both canada and the united states. we are demanding the reason for her arrest to be clarified immediately. demanding meg's release and for her rights she is drizzles don't to be safeguarded. meng's detention comes as huawei faces increasing scrutiny from abroad. in the past u.s. lawmakers have described the company as a threat to national security saying its techno

the firm based in switzerland was acquired by kim china in twenty seventeen. beijing is head of research at the beijing laboratory crisper technology is being used on crops here they could one day end up on dinner plates. in china also make a national strategic priority say or a need to. be also or want to walk as a leader in this area so china put to us a national strategic you're proud to say we need to invest think united we need to also develop the technology. crisper technology is already proving a revolution in plant breeding a trend beijing believes is urgently needed. we only have a limited demand a resource for the whole world is there are there eventually is our people population is growing and await me a lot more food if the new breeding technology just help us to breed much better and faster way to get those products to the market the gene editing method could for example be used to prevent plant diseases like powdery mildew which is common in some wheat varieties. in older genome editing approaches a gene from an unaffected weak variety had to be transplanted into a

war truce between beijing and washington a global corporate officer of chinese telecoms giant while waiting has been arrested in canada she now faces extradition to the u.s. for allegedly violating sanctions on iran. also coming up it's on the americans last day as the leader of germany's conservative c.d.u. party she is stepping down after eighteen years as party chair but will her successor set to be chosen tomorrow will see out her term as chancellor. also coming up shattered dreams proffer a video of a soccer crazy afghan boy went viral his dream came true when he met his idol massie for two years later he's the face of afghans who have lost everything to the taliban. and members of the world need to make differences over cutting production holdbacks de facto leader saudi arabia is under pressure from washington to maintain output and keep oil prices low. i'm sumi so much kind of good to have you with us beijing is demanding canada release of men one jew one of china's top global executives mang is the daughter of the founder of chinese telecoms giant while away and was detained

economies who are already engaged in a trade war let's speak to adrian brown in beijing china's foreign ministry summoned the ambassadors of both canada and the u.s. over the weekend is this beijing trying to hit back. yeah i think beijing in many ways the stars here is playing the victim card of the moment which it often does on occasions like this it's summoned the u.s. ambassador as well as the canadian ambassador over the weekend to once more complain that the human rights of man when joe are being violated it's always interesting to hear china complaining about the human rights of its individuals being violated when of course china is accused of human rights violations on a massive scale especially in shin jiang where up to a million muslims may well be incarcerated now in labor camps so yes that china continues to complain very for seriously about the detention of mungo but it's leaving it in many ways to its attack dogs in state controlled media to really lead the charge the global times are really sort of nationalistic leaning newspaper here in china on monday said that the arre

the site showing any real desire for major concessions what will the washington beijing standoff leads to world powers how will it continue to trade conflict between economic giants impact on the rest of the world and chemically nomics of a military poland. robert manning great to have you with us on this program my pleasure right so after the g. twenty summit president and incredible detail with china has been right now the chinese they announced rolling back some tariffs and they're being ready for another round of talks but they're not giving any specific details out do you think the deal is really that incredible as trump says it is. despite the fact that trump said it it might be true. and i think that this was worked out for the g. twenty by various cabinet officials. and i think we're starting to see the chinese announced. purchases of more agricultural goods i suspect you will see them also announced purchases of long term natural gas. there announced in the opening over a range of sectors to foreign investment and i think the most set of issues around technology. we're b

killing if you we worried about the. planet there is caught in the crossfire of washington and beijing is ongoing trade war as prime minister justin trudeau expresses concern over business woman at the request of the us. rap artist from forming lie is an ineffective way to counter the potentially bad influence of hip hop lyrics so says russia's president reacting to the spate of concert by authorities across the country. but also to luxury fashion giant prada receive keys to braces i'm after selling figurines with piglet speed quickly a cheap for the back. how can such a big brand nowadays when divesting such a big issue get it completely wrong when you let people determine what. is working for censorship for the state of creativity. or the welcome you're watching at international where it's just gone three pm here in moscow our top story the hunt for russian medalist continues it seems because the messages sent by b.b.c. correspondent who is looking possible connections between moscow and the yellow vests movement in france have angered russia's foreign ministry and one of the corresp

. in the crossfire of washington and beijing. as prime minister justin trudeau expressed his concern over the arrest of. detention of a top chinese woman at the request of the u.s. . in effect to counter the potentially bad influence of. so says russia's president reacting to the space of concert by authorities across the country. and also to come the. keys to prices and the selling figurines the clips we put the issue of. how can such a big days when such a big get it completely wrong when you let people determine what. you're looking for censorship looking for the. i think it's great t.v. . cannot sing at international it's just gone two pm here in moscow now the hunt for russian metal is continuously to messages sent by b.b.c. correspondent who is looking at possible connections between moscow and the l.f.s. movement in france have angered russia's foreign ministry and one of the correspondents messages she said her editors were quote out for blood well maybe some russian businesses capitalizing greatly on the protests maybe the protesters eating cutlass some mass maybe the far ri

beijing didn't mention that deadline now the u.s. also said that both countries will immediately negotiate on the cyber theft the technology aspect and beijing really concentrated only on the trade details with commerce and no mention of technology now the u.s. also then said that china will begin purchasing the farm energy and industrial and beijing always stuck to a more general statement that china will import more u.s. goods and u.s. farmers who are already struggling now this is a really important on the u.s. side that china will immediately restart buying u.s. article products beijing sud nothing about this and then the u.s. also forgot to mention market access on their list. and china said that both the u.s. and china will boost each other's market access and finally this was also an important one where they had a common ground they said that they were both willing and working toward denuclearization of the korean peninsula so some common ground but there still is a lot of miscommunication or i mean what that what was said i guess we don't know exactly but it's it's a lot

britain's ambassador to yemen michael baron speaking with us earlier tonight beijing is demanding that canada release maine one jew one of china's top tech executives main is the daughter of the man known as the bill gates of china the founder of chinese telecoms giant way way a me was detained last week in vancouver she now thinks his extradition to the united states for alleged violations of american sanctions against iran. she's the chief financial officer of one of the biggest telecommunications equipment companies in the world now it's emerged that man manjoo has been in custody in canada for days u.s. authorities are seeking her extradition on charges of helping highway violate the u.s. trade embargo on iran allegations that have prompted an angry response from beijing who've only june you're going to he don't let it go china has expressed its serious position on the if case to both canada and the united states. we're demanding the reason for her arrest to be clarified immediately. also demanding men's release and for her rights results don't to be safeguarded. meng's detention c

there's a bone of contention coming between london and beijing or rather a phone of contention we've got to look at what partners such as australia in the us are doing in order to ensure that they have the maximum security of the five g. network and we've got to recognise the fact there's been recently exposed the chinese state does sometimes aren't in the maligned way while our way is one of china's most important tech companies that the world's second largest mobile phone producer and it makes the laptops and tablets gadgets that rival apple and samsung but crucially weiwei also sells some of the communications hardware that allows mobile phone and wireless networks to operate and when the u.s. currently embroiled in a tip for tat trade war with beijing the chinese tech giant has come into the spotlight washington says it's concerned that using weiwei hardware will give beijing the ability to spy on foreign countries and exert too much control over western infrastructure weiwei has raise serious concerns among u.s. officials for a potential role in cyber espionage given their reported