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Really, it gives them pause because is this the china that will allow them all to continue benefiting economically? is that the relationship that xi jinping wants or is he willing to allow those economic ties to fall by the wayside in order to further the new blueprint? lets look at japan, the host of the g7. whats their position? i mean, nervous, anxious to build up their military and yet anxious not to have a military build—up over the whole region. i mean, its a strange position theyre in. ...

We are happy, we are happy, of course were happy, but more relief than anything. i went to kenya with everton community this year. thats how much i love my club, right? and they have just rewarded me. cherry veins! i love everton more than my kids. we couldnt even imagine going down today. - it would have been — - i cant describe it, honestly. youve got to be an. evertonian to know it. the whole day was like a build up of stress, but at the end it was just relief, i think. come on! like that? ...

Ive been speaking to celia hatton, the asia pacific editor of the bbc�*s world service. all the countries in the g7 arent sure how they feel about china at the moment. of course there are problems with militarisation of the region, the threat of a chinese invasion of taiwan, yet pragmatically, every single one of those countries in the g7 has a very strong economic relationship with china and if they are being realistic, they cannot pull away from that relationship at the moment. the g7 said w...

Is that the relationship that xijinping wants? or is he willing to allow those economic ties to fall by the wayside in order to further the new blueprint? lets look at japan, the host of the g7. what is their position? nervous, anxious to build up their military and yet anxious not to have a military build—up over the whole region? its a strange position they are in. very strange. if we look at the japanese prime minister fumio kishida, he was the one who pushed for the g7 summit to be held at...

Of the region, the threat of a chinese invasion of taiwan. yet pragmatically, every single one of those countries in the g7 has a very strong economic relationship with china, and if theyre being realistic, they cannot pull away from that relationship at the moment. the g7 said, "we dont want to decouple from china, "we want to de—risk from china." some people within the chinese communist party backed up the global times�* view that "de—risking" is reallyjust a euphemism to give western po...

I mean, nervous, anxious to build up their military and yet anxious not to have a military build—up over the whole region. i mean, its a strange position theyre in. its very strange. i mean, if we look at the japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, i mean, he was the one who pushed for the g7 summit to be held at hiroshima. he said it was a very deliberate choice to make the g7 leaders, and also invited countries like india, indonesia, to come to hiroshima to see the effects of a potential nuc...

And yet anxious not to have a military build—up over the whole region. i mean, its a strange position theyre in. its very strange. i mean, if we look at the japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, i mean, he was the one who pushed for the g7 summit to be held at hiroshima. he said it was a very deliberate choice to make the g7 leaders, and also invited countries like india, indonesia, to come to hiroshima to see the effects of a potential nuclear war. but at the same time, fumio kishidas party...

Yet, pragmatically, every single one of those countries in the g7 has a very strong economic relationship with china, and if theyre being realistic, they cannot pull away from that relationship at the moment. the g7 said, "we dont want to decouple from china, "we want to de—risk from china." some people within the chinese communist party backed up the global times view that "de—risking" is reallyjust a euphemism to give western powers an excuse to do what they want to do anyway — to contin...

Lets look at japan, the host of the g7. what is their position? nervous, anxious to build up their military and yet anxious not to have a military build—up over the whole region? its a strange position they are in. very strange. if we look at the japanese prime minister fumio kishida, he was the one who pushed for the g7 summit to be held at hiroshima. he said it was a very deliberate choice to make the g7 leaders, and also inviting countries like india and indonesia, to come to hiroshima to s...

Want to decouple from china, we want to de—risk from china. some people within the chinese communist party backed up the global times�* view that de—risking is reallyjust a euphemism to give western powers an excuse to do what they want to do anyway, to continue their build—up in the region, to continue withdrawing investment from china where they can. what do you think the west wants with china? do they want to kind ofjust shut it up and keep it quiet and put it back in its box? is that...