Prepare all of the particulars needed to finalize that portion of the deal officials from both sides have been working to find a location and date for a meeting between president s donald trump and she since the cancellation of the apec summit in chile which was set for this month meanwhile chinese officials on wednesday offered an olive branch to india over the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership saying the trade pact would open the door for indian exports at the 11th hour india exit at the trade agreement between the asian nations which may be the Worlds Largest trade deal citing a lack of benefits for the country Chinese Vice Foreign minister leo chang said while theyre moving forward with the deal indias concerns are not going on heard. So there wont be any problems for the 15 parties assigned the next year we are also considering the concern of india we are taking an attitude whenever india is ready it is well to get on board. Amid tensions with the u. S. China appears to
End of a 15 month long trade war french president emmanuel mccrone said he hopes his visit to china will help increase the chances of a deal with the us. To join you in your share the same feeling and trade war only results he loses just one which is the only way in discussions between china and the United States to wrap easing of tensions and taking into account the interests of the great commercial partnership between china and the European Community the talks in beijing also resulted in a deal between the European Union and china and which they agreed to protect 100. 00 european regional food designation known as geographical indications in china and 100 chinese geographical indications in you now china also renewed its commitment to intensifying International Efforts in the fight against Climate Change through the 2015 paris climate agreement this comes as washington announces that it will formally withdraw from the agreement and. When commenting on Environmental Action mccrone app
And. This is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of our Global Economy in the 21st century and im. In washington filling in and heres a look at what we have on deck for you today. You know the push to see china and europe also share the same rejection of the trade war in which everybody loses. As the u. S. China continue their poll long traits that the peoples republic has look to your business professor Richard Wolfe joins the program today to sift through the latest developments in what trade and what the latest. Element for the state of the World Economy class. Bring back professor while for. A few 1000 for the sake of the Macro Economy in the way of increased trade tension and what the chances are for a recession and states and abroad and later as u. S. China tensions continue on the rise tech programs have found themselves in the crosshairs christiane is back on the show today to bring down her bring down how video sharing app and tick tock has come un
Awards. We have the latest from moscow and london where we are following the deadly attack in afghanistan. Welcome to early start. Im christine romans. I have never seen a politically charged grammys. Im dave briggs. We did not stay up and watch. We will get to the highlights. The white rose was the signature move. What you want to call it . Symbol of the movement. A lot of politics on the grammy night. We start with democrats with new steps to protect Robert Mueller following news the president wanted to fire him last june. A congressional aide tells cnn democrats will seek extra protections in the up coming spending talks. Current funding expires next thursday. The details are worked on. The issue is giving the right to challenge the firing in court. The special counsel can only be fired after judge finds misconduct or other good cause. Republican reaction so far is mixed on whether legislation protecting the special counsel is even really needed. It probably wouldnt hurt for us to p
Dozens of members of Congress accepted tens of thousands of dollars in campaign donations from lobbyists for a Chinese military-backed telecommunications firm, records show.