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This, did it? it was a pretty flat refusal, this, did it? it was a pretty flat refusal. pretty _ this, did it? it was a pretty flat refusal, pretty immediate. i this, did it? it was a pretty flat| refusal, pretty immediate. this this, did it? it was a pretty flat i refusal, pretty immediate. this is the latest set of strikes planned for mid december into earlyjanuary. four 48—hour strikes. last night the rail delivery group said they had a deal. up to 8% over the next couple of years. no compu...

Have been killed in these protests, many of them women and children, since mahsa aminis death, and they seem to understand that they have to make a change, but many are saying that the hijab is so important for the supreme leader of iran, as we had reports earlier this week that he has four aqueret lands —— four red lines and one of them is the hijab. it is hard to see a situation where they were totally forget their understanding of the hijab for women. understanding of the hiab for women. ...

Weve seen a generational shift of growing repression after tiananmen that then kind of cooled down with chinas entry into the world trading system, with the beijing olympics in 08, when the government started to liberalize a lot of constraints around journalists. and i think in the last ten years, particularly in the five and six years since ive been in china, weve seen the tide go in the opposite direction of more and more tightening. and when i started reporting in china in 2016, it was still ...

And six years since ive been in china, weve seen the the tide go in the opposite direction of more and more tightening. and when i started reporting in china in 2016, it was still fairly easy to make sources and speak to new people. i think nowadays, the so—called red lines of political sensitivities are ever, ever broader areas. so previously, we knew that it was difficult to speak to people about things like that, like the one—party system, questions of taiwans independence and so on. nowa...

Press then when the tiananmen square protest took place? i square protest took place? i think we have seen a generational shift since that with the entering of the world training system and in 08 when the government started to liberate a lot of constraints around journals. liberate a lot of constraints aroundjournals. in liberate a lot of constraints around journals. in the last five or six years since i have beenin five or six years since i have been in china, we have seen the tide going in the...

I think nowadays the so—called red lines of political sensitivities are ever, ever broader areas. so previously we knew that it was be difficult to speak to people about things like that, like the one party system, questions of taiwans independence and so on. nowadays, even speaking to european business people in china working for multinationals about their about their policy in terms of in high tech areas is extremely politically sensitive. so i think that now there is no clear boundary betwe...

Secretary general. what do you think the two will be trying to ascertain, ortry think the two will be trying to ascertain, or try to pin down, in terms of red lines here, in terms of what action they take next? , , ., ~ next? they will be talking about what _ next? they will be talking about what each - next? they will be talking about what each side - next? they will be talking about what each side has| about what each side has learned. i think they will be discussing about next steps, the best...

Spiral out of control. but i think are so many differences and points of friction that is really hard to predict at this point in time. even if we look at the readouts from the two sides they are a bit different. so the chinese side seems to put the blame for their more aggressive action on taiwan pushing towards independence. there was sides as they dont want to change the status quo, they seem to think a little bit on whether the us is committed to its position. so those things will continue. ...

Talked to him for a long time yesterday. theyre happy to have this debate, this fight with republicans that are upset with mcconnell. they dont think mcconnell is the one that blew this election. >> fair enough, but lets switch to the other chamber, that might be the more interesting leadership battle. you could end up in a situation where republicans have a 219 seat, 218 seat majority, something that slim. mccarthy, kevin mccarthy wants to be speaker. he has been waiting for this for a while, b...

Jinping face to face for the first time since he became president. here to react is senior fellow at the gatestone institute the, author of "the coming chance of china," our friend, gordon chang. gordon, thanks for being here. the stakes of this meeting, hes talking red lines and all that, but xi jinpings just consolidated his power. whats at stake? >> well, xi jinping on tuesday told chinas military commanders to get ready for war. pete: yes. >> now, weve heard that before, pete, but xi jinping...