taiwan s assistance if there is a chinese attack on it. what is president biden trying to alter the policy of strategic ambiguity about what the united states would do in this circumstance and be very clear about it and if that is the case, is that not a change in policy? so president biden has answered this hypothetical question on multiple occasions as you say. and he s also on multiple occasions in the very same breath said that our policy toward cross strait relations has not changed. it is rooted in the one china policy an the taiwan relations act and that is the fundamental foundation of our policy. he said that to xi jinping and [ inaudible ]. well first of all, the policy of the united states is built on a series of internal tensions.
same breath, said our policy toward cross-strait relations has not changed. it is rooted in the one china policy an the taiwan relations act and that is the fundamental foundation of our policy. the president himself has said that, he said it directly to xi jinping. first of all, the policy of the united states is built on a series of internal tensions. the one china policy, if you begin to unpack it, it is about dealing in a world of internal tensiensure peace and across the taiwan strait. this is not a model of, the one china policy. administration issue, that is the moment from the shanghai communique. but what it lacks in clarity, the one china policy has succeeded in actually achieving the practical objective of decades of peace and stability
in the medical journal jama, the journal of the american medical asciealth advisers propose a new plan for testing, mitigation, vaccines, treatments. their main argument was that the white house needs to start pursuing and selling, frankly, a policy of the united states, learning to live, learning to fully function in a world with covid instead of setting a goal that maybe we can never reach of getting rid of covid entirely. what do you make of the advice? yeah, i think since the spring of last year, given the contagiousness of this virus. the cdc director dr. redfield said it s here to stay. it s that contagious. there are two points these papers raise. one is that the current situation is obviously untenable. we have hospitals that are becoming overwhelmed. and that s always that s a problem for society. not just for covid patients. that s a problem for society
are not the beginning of this conflict, it is vladimir putin was the very key important in this and the very key important in this and the beginning, is that a sense of being targeted by the west, the west has done a good job trying not to push on that. and for was a vista vladimir putin, will be hard to overlook, even if if those around him have deceived this is not a policy of the united states but in misspeak byjoe biden. es, policy of the united states but in misspeak by joe biden. misspeak by joe biden. a few minutes. misspeak by joe biden. a few minutes, reports misspeak by joe biden. a few minutes, reports about - misspeak by joe biden. a few l minutes, reports about ukraine president zelensky and sankey wants compromise with russia over dawn bass, how feasible do you think that is and what long term effect may that have? it is and what long-term effect may that have? , ., ., , is and what long-term effect may that have? that have? it is notable that it s cominu that have?
ukrainian the ground in ukraine by the ukrainian armed forces matching up against ukrainian armed forces matching up against the ukrainian armed forces matching up against the russian armed forces and the us against the russian armed forces and the us plays a marginal role with regards the us plays a marginal role with regards to the us plays a marginal role with regards to diplomacy. the biggest thing regards to diplomacy. the biggest thing we regards to diplomacy. the biggest thing we can do is support ukraine in a robust thing we can do is support ukraine in a robust manner where they can compet in a robust manner where they can compel the in a robust manner where they can compel the russians to enter negotiations earnestly with the desire negotiations earnestly with the desire of compromise and exiting ukraine, desire of compromise and exiting ukraine, going back to russian territory ukraine, going back to russian territory. that is probably as much of a sup