our proposals that we put back on the table are consistent with our principles and the international system and don t cave to the unacceptable russian demands. i don t think at this point we can avoid it. but the key is to keep our allies on the same page, what is acceptable and what is not and try to steer the russians away from this completely outrageous demand to roll back the last 25 years of history, and instead, look for some technical arms control solutions and confidence building measures that could actually address concrete concerns, but continue to preserve a europe whole free and at peace. jacqui: we ve been told working in close coordination with our allies is a big priority in writing these responses. we learned that yesterday. so, you know, wait for that in the coming days i suppose. thank you so much for joining
rights, look at the uighur crisis, for example but on the other hand, this is also a strategic thing, as well, because the us is the world s greatest superpower. and when you are in that position, you want to stay that way. and they look at china as a challenge. so, all these flashpoints become more concrete concerns so trade, what s happening in the south china sea, the military might of china these are all things that america takes really seriously, it s really concerned about, not just the threat to america but to its allies, as well. and, as we heard there, china s criticised this deal, describing this security pact as extremely irresponsible and narrow minded . tough words from china, as well. let s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. two men have been charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee, who was shot during rioting in londonderry in northern ireland in 2019.
but we re in the era of the great power rivalry so on the one hand, you have the west saying, look, china is an undemocratic country, they don t play by the rules like the rest of us, they don t respect human rights, look at the uighur crisis, for example but on the other hand, this is also a strategic thing, as well, because the us is the world s greatest superpower. and when you are in that position, you want to stay that way. and they look at china as a challenge. so, all these flashpoints become more concrete concerns so trade, what s happening in the south china sea, the military might of china these are all things that america takes really seriously, it s really concerned about, not just the threat to america but to its allies, as well. and, as we heard there, china s criticised this deal, describing this security pact as extremely irresponsible and narrow minded . tough words from china, as well. nomia iqbal there.
an hinu ? j ., ., anything? they ve not reacted to china s sense anything? they ve not reacted to china s sense about anything? they ve not reacted to china s sense about this - anything? they ve not reacted to china s sense about this deal. i china s sense about this deal. america didn t really mention beijing by name when they were holding these discussions. but we are in the era of the great power rivalry so on the one hand, you have the west saying, look, china is an undemocratic country, they don t play by the rules like the last rest of us, they don t respect human rights, look at the weaker crisis, for example but this is also a strategic thing, as well, because the us is the world s greatest superpower. and when you are in that position, you want to state that way. and they look at china as a challenge so all these flashpoints become more concrete concerns, so trade, what s happening in the china sea, the military might in china are all things that america takes re