The International Stadium with 4 time up for grabs on tuesday no liles looks for its 1st gold medal in the 200 meters final. Hello for the 1st time in the months of unrest in Hong Kong Police have shot a protester with a live round leaving him in Critical Condition so the incident and the large scale protests in the city are overshadowing the 70th anniversary of the peoples republic of china a day when the communist leadership wanted to present its best face to the world so these are pictures of the moment the officer pulled his pistol and shot the protester in the chest at close range of the Hong Kong Police force was quick to explain the officers actions in a post on social media. By quite. A large group of protesters were attacking Police Officers despite warnings from the police the assailant still continued the Violent Attacks the Police Officers lives were under serious threat to save his own life and his colleagues lives he fired a live shot at the assailant 118 year old man was
U. S. China, the changing relationship between the u. S. And china and ongoing trade tariff. The u. S. Economics Security Review Commission is a host of the event. With taiwan and hong kong. The commission began the hearings this year, we marks the 40th year of u. S. China diplomatic relations. By examining the external and internal ability to sustain growth, project power and spread its influence on the globe. This year has been one of extreme volatility between the u. S. And china. Chain and insta they thought it would be to visit and explore key topics. There is an increasing amount of commentary in the Foreign Policy community, con jebbibbij con jebbi conjecturing. And this commentary further characterizes china as a rival, having upgraded it from a competitor. The word enemy is less frequently used, but is not absent. The previous assumptions underlying u. S. Policy, such as the Current International order benefits china and capitalism brings with it democracy have been shattered
Poorest half of society had fallen. With you tonight welcome to the program. We stand just one step away from when you arms race just some of the words heard during a heated debate underway right now in the u. N. Security council it concerns the u. S. Withdrawal from a key cold war arms control treaty known as the earth and its recent tests of a Cruise Missile previously banned by the agreement. On the whole do you realize that because of the us is geo political ambitions we are all one step from an arms race that cannot be controlled or regulated in any way. Are you going to try and evade your share of the responsibility for whats happening. And also an allegedly a bone to an allegedly russian and chinese threat will the future generations forgive you this. Live now you are the scared of more pain caleb thanks for coming on strong words there from our present drives what more is coming out of that Security Council meeting. Well the meeting of the 15 member body that leads the United N
Welcome to daybreak australia. Markets have just come online. We are counting down to asias Major Trading opens. The top stories this hour. Asia set for a weaker open after another hot u. S. Inflation report reinforces bets the fed will not be rushing to cut rates. Oil hitting a high. Energy markets kicking off a cyclical upswing. We hear exclusively from the u. S. Ambassador to china Nicholas Burns about the bill to ban tiktok and curbing beijings access to hightech chips. The Peoples Liberation army will take advantage of that technology to strengthen itself at the expense of the american military. We are not going to do that. We are not going to compromise on National Security and we are not going to negotiate. Lets get to the friday fray as markets come online. Looking like a mixed picture as we head into the final trading session of the week. A bit of weakness, quite apparent when it comes to the start of trading in sydney. The staggered start, a quarter of 1 lower in the first fe
Here in the lion city, we know that stocks and bonds are getting sold off. We have not seen those in a while. We are seeing a lot of red. If you think about how we got that harder than expected u. S. Ppi hotter than every economist projections, it is raising concerns of a hawkish tilt from the fed. As we wait for the u. S. Central bank to connect those dots, we are already getting the Chinese Central Bank keeping rates unchanged on the one year, as expected, but this is appointing some corners of the markets that were holding out hopes of a reduction. Csi 100, hans singh dragged by tech names. You can also see in australia, the financial, the miningrelated stocks are the big losers today as we see iron ore approaching the 100 a ton level. On the japanese yen and chinese currency, we are seeing the dollar story play out, and the yen is in a tugofwar between the boj and fed, and the tiebreaker could come in the form of durango today. We saw the pboc coming through with a strongerthanexpe