live we want to take you straight live to hiroshima where we are seeing alive oriel park, we were looking at churches of the european union commissioner who commissioner ursula von der leyen shaking hands with fumio kishida and other g7 leaders will be visiting here as well, they will actually be spending a couple of hours here and that is something that student, peace activists have been petitioning, also a bomb survivors will be meeting those leaders, that is something they have also been asking for as well so that this g7 summit doesn t become just a photo op but those leaders can take home what they learn, what they see at this memorial park so we will have all the latest as we get it but of course, they will have a lot to discuss as they continue their meeting in hiroshima, looming large over the agenda of the us debt ceiling impasse. this is even as we are getting signs of a potential breakthrough in talks. us presidentjoe biden even had to cut short his asia pacific it
it s very powerful economy as a weapon to punish countries it has dispute with, impose trade restrictions, when there are problems with countries in the region, with japan, there s been problems in the past with australia as well so they are trying to rally other g7 countries to try to counter this economic influence of china in the guards to be how easy that is going to be, that is a completely different matter, european countries have very strong trade links with china so i suppose the idea of decoupling, breaking of ties, that s absolutely not feasible, not desirable for a lot of country that the g7 as well but there is this notion of de risking, of moving away from china, not completely, but breaking of ties, but maybe diversifying supply chains. into something they spoke about with john into something they spoke about withjohn from into something they spoke about with john from the into something they spoke about withjohn from the asian development bank institute, he told me abou
china in the region. what we have learned china in the region. what we have learned in china in the region. what we have learned in the - china in the region. what we have learned in the past - china in the region. what we i have learned in the past couple of years have learned in the past couple of years is have learned in the past couple of years is that there are significant vulnerabilities in that significant vulnerabilities in that global supply chain and one of that global supply chain and one of the thing that the g7 would one of the thing that the g7 would be aiming to do is to enhance would be aiming to do is to enhance the resilience of global enhance the resilience of global supply chains. the issue of economic coercion by china is a of economic coercion by china is a mechanism which is going to be is a mechanism which is going to be addressed through improving resilience and global sunply improving resilience and global supply chains and that will actual
live we want to take you straight live to hiroshima where we are seeing alive oriel park, we were looking at churches of the european union commissioner who commissioner ursula von der leyen shaking hands with fumio kishida and other g7 leaders will be visiting here as well, they will actually be spending a couple of hours here and that is something that student, peace activists have been petitioning, also a bomb survivors will be meeting those leaders, that is something they have also been asking for as well so that this g7 summit doesn t become just a photo op but those leaders can take home what they learn, what they see at this memorial park so we will have all the latest as we get it but of course, they will have a lot to discuss as they continue their meeting in hiroshima, looming large over the agenda of the us debt