at boosting trade ties. joining me from new york is our north america business correspondent, samira hussain. this is an interesting meeting because i have been looking through the list of big trade deals between the list of big trade deals between the us and india already, they do a lot of trade. i m looking at the fact that the us is the third largest source of foreign investment, $60 billion, but narendra modi says it could be even bigger. me narendra modi says it could be even bi cer. ~ ., narendra modi says it could be even bi cer. ~ . ., bigger. we will hear more announcements bigger. we will hear more announcements similar i bigger. we will hear more announcements similar to i bigger. we will hear more - announcements similar to the one bigger. we will hear more announcements similar to the one we have heard from tesla and the prime minister himself. he has begun his state visit officially today and he led a yoga event at the un and then he is making his way to washington, d
ron desantis, who everybody pretty much knows at this point ,will get in the race inra cook the coming weeks.er comiasic speakinan worg to seaky last hour about the subject of china on his overseas trip. watch. if you look at what ping has and he is on the move around we. the world and you mentionedng h, the saudi arabian, i don t know what is ultimately going hd to come of thathe wot, but the t that they even had that meeting with china brokering that, that s a huge failure on the part of the biden administration. and i think the fact thathina b there s been very weakro on the world stage is emboldeninge on the them to more . now, charlie, i thinkevolvioh aron the issue of ukraine and china, these big trade deals like the trans-pacifictran partnership, which will got more workers in the unitedsp states , desantis has to prove, i think, to the working people of this country that he s on their side, not the donor side. de you agree with . oh, absolutely. without a doubt.his and t
sovereignty? no, it wasn t, and that was the reason many people voted for brexit. however, the other point that was made there about trade rules, so actual big trade deals. as an eu member state, your trade deals are negotiated by the european commission on behalf of the member state. so each member of the eu needs to be on board with those. but it has is left to each country to make its own bilateral deals. so make its own bilateral deals. 50 germany is one of china s biggest trading partners, even though it is an eu member state and those trade deals, it s like the bilateral deals, it s like the bilateral deals, is not something shared by others. so we did have that freedom even as a member state. like all of these things, it is not black and white. it is various shades of grey. so some powers are sort of pulled in brussels but by no means all. qm. brussels but by no means all. 0k, thank ou brussels but by no means all. 0k, thank you very brussels but by no means all. 0k, thank
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limits to friendship and cooperation. it didn t mention ukraine by name. and it wasn t a formal pact, but recruitment was open support by xi jinping and proclamation of what they called their common interests. now what s happening in ukraine, china is in an awkward position. the leadership all but disappeared for a week, no doubt discussing how far china is willing to go to back putin. there are real risks for china s economy. including the possibility of sanctions and eu extending to china if seen backing russia. china also has good ties with ukraine, big trade deals and significant investments there so it s by no means a straight and unfeathered line between beijing and moscow. the relationship between russia and moscow, still with these two in power, it s a complicated relgszship. so far the official statements