back to 1997, that affects poland and allies of united states and destabilizes all of europe and threatens the u.s. switch to china, what is china up to? what can and should the u.s. do about it? j. this is another part of threat that russia in this ukraine crisis poses to the biden administration. if they don t stand strong they will see a more aggressive china, taiwan will be threatened. china is expanding its nuclear weapons capabilities, they call it modernizing, they are fielding new weapons, that united states does not currently have. like russia they are growing in strong, the united states if it does not step up, could see russia and china exceeded in several areas our military capabilities and that would not only
back to 1997, that affects poland and allies of united states and destabilizes all of europe and threatens the u.s. switch to china, what is china up to? what can and should the u.s. do about it? j. this is another part of threat that russia in this ukraine crisis poses to the biden administration. if they don t stand strong they will see a more aggressive china, taiwan will be threatened. china is expanding its nuclear weapons capabilities, they call it modernizing, they are fielding new weapons, that united states does not currently have. like russia they are growing in strong, the united states if it does not step up, could see russia and china exceeded in several areas our military capabilities and that would not only
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massive oil and gas reserves a u.n. veto and now a seat at the world trade organization. yet its direction and interests seem unclear to many in the west. is it modernizing? it is trying to help solve problems like syria or make them worse? in hopes of better understanding the country, i sat down with its prime minister who struck me as poised and confident. part of a regime that feels it has weathered resent storms from the financial crisis to the arab spring. almost nine months ago, russia saw one of the most important job swaps i can remember. russia s president, dmitry medvedev became russia s prime minister, which is what he is right now. i last interviewed mr. medvedev three years ago before the job swap plan was floated. i reminded him of that interview when we met again in davo, switzerland. mr. prime minister, thank you for joining us. translator: good day.