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The top three individual award-winning contestants get full scholarships to study in China.

While all this is necessary but we will also drive through this competition down costs for clean energy technologies globally so together, the yard —— the united states and the european union, we can make clean energy more affordable worldwide if we were together but, you expected but in all this, but this competition must respect a level playing field and that's why it is so critical that the technology competition between the european union and the united states is a race to the top for our industry on both sides of the atlantic.— the atlantic. that was the eumpean _ the atlantic. that...

These people holding up blank sheets of paper, and it's a protest against china's ability to sensor technology and information flow that is virtually unprecedented. it's important as a policy maker to make clear we don't get termed into this as an anti-chinese screech coming from the west. it also brings home what i think is going to be the issue of the next decade and that's the technology competition we will see with china. congress in a bipartisan way has taken on the issues around the chinese health care provider, and other technology areas like artificial intelligence and quantum computin...

Meeting between Bjoern Seibert and Andriy Yermak, head of the office of President Zelenskyy - Second EU-US Joint Technology Competition Policy Dialogue - Joint EU-US press release on strengthened cooperation in the area of health - Eurobarometer survey highlights how Europeans interact with the financial services world - EU launches first ever overseas aid stockpile in Latin America and the Caribbean - Enforcing EU laws: delivering the benefits to citizens - State aid: EC approves EUR 220m Spanish measure to support COBRA in production of renewable hydrogen - EU budget: EU accounts signed off ...

Taiwan. but when you add this to president biden's multiple comments earlier this year that the u.s. would defend taiwan militarily, are democrats rewriting that policy here? >> i don't think democrats are rewriting that policy. matter of fact, i saw a lot of my republican colleagues who said they were using words that they don't normally use that speaker pelosi is right. 25 of them wrote a letter commending her. i think we have to realize that we are in a strategic, long-term contest with china where i focus is mostly in the technology competition. semiconductors i think we will have the same...