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The US has fallen behind communist China in its global share of key industrial sectors, according to several experts in technology and industrial policy.
Over a month after Chinese leader Xi Jinping visited Vladimir Putin in Moscow he has called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for the first time since the invasion by Russia. President Zelenskyy described it as a 'meaningful' call and it comes as Beijing tries to take a larger role in being a
Makes sense to me and of course there is going to be bias that they have to watch out for. we'll see what happens. we'll see what the administration is able to achieve here. but certainly more tools the better. we will talk about the border this morning. we've got a big show. we've got an exclusive interview with kevin mccarthy, the house speaker, because this upcoming week is going to be critical for debt negotiations. the speaker is trying to get a vote in the house for his debt plan and that is of course limiting future spending. and of course pulling in the run-away spending we've seen out...
"mornings with maria" on fox business. these police stations apparently, we're told, are used to spy on dissidents against president xi and the cc cp. joining me now with more on the china threat are jonathan dt ward and gatestone institute senior fellow gordon chang, both experts on the inner workings of the ccp. jonathan is the author of the new book, "the decisive decade," gore season is -- gordon is the author of several books. gordon, i believe it was you who first alerted me ott to the chinese police stations in new york city -- in new york, and i was absolutely outraged by it. i went on...
Want to defend us. maria: yeah. by the way, gordon, this morning we're seeing the u.s. embassy staff lifted out of sue can. -- i sudan. there is increasing violence there. you think china's influence is part of this. >> yes. we have to the ask that question because the russian mercenaries, the wagner group, have been destabilizing sudan. now, putin doesn't have the money to do that. he's got his hands full with ukraine, so the question is, who is paying for these wagner mercenaries? we mow that china and russia cooperate throughout africa and elsewhere, so we need to start asking that question...