thirds who do not. we won t leave you for the next thirds who do not. we won t leave you for the next little thirds who do not. we won t leave you for the next little while, - thirds who do not. we won t leave you for the next little while, you | you for the next little while, you will continue to be there for the next few hours. let s rejoin the life picture is full on screen to show you the latest from paris. the police you saw behind our correspondence, nor in the streets around the restaurant that was on fire a short time ago so we will return through the course of the programme and keep you right up to date with what is happening in paris. in bejing president macron has told xijinping that he s counting on the chinese leader, to reason with russia and help bring an end to the war in ukraine. president xi focussed his attention on economic issues saying china s development will not be stopped by decoupling and breaking chains. more on that in a moment but the french lea
a german member of the european parliament part of the parliament s delegation for relations with china. welcome to the programme. the west wants china to use its influence with president putin to end the war in ukraine but have you seen anything today to suggest that is a realistic prospect? at}! anything today to suggest that is a realistic prospect? anything today to suggest that is a realistic prospect? of course there was ho -e realistic prospect? of course there was none from realistic prospect? of course there was hope from this realistic prospect? of course there was hope from this visit realistic prospect? of course there was hope from this visit by - was hope from this visit by president macron and ursula von der leyen to convince fishing to really play it more constructive role and bring russia to end this brutal war but unfortunately, i think this hope did not really come through today. we see at the press conference xi jinping was not open to that and was annoyed
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of nuclear weapons. translation: the russian aggression in ukraine has ended decades of peace in europe. i know i can count on you to bring russia to its senses and everyone to the negotiating table. but we need to find a lasting peace. that is to say, a peace that respects internationally recognised borders and avoids any form of escalation. the president of the european commission is also in bejing with emmanuel macron in what s being framed as good cop bad cop. with ursula von der leyen taking the tough stance. we also count on china not to provide any military equipment directly or indirectly to russia, because we all know arming the aggressor would be against international law and it would significantly harm our relationship. let s talk to moritz korner
you share that concern? there is this concern. you share that concern? there is this concern. i you share that concern? there is this concern. i do you share that concern? there is this concern. i do not you share that concern? there is this concern. i do not really - you share that concern? there is this concern. i do not really see| you share that concern? there is| this concern. i do not really see it happening. i think the war in ukraine brought the european union closer together and closer to the us. but you mentioned the meeting between iran and saudi arabia but we have to see that china is everywhere in the world and is trying to find new alliances around the west. we also in the west, the european union, the uk and the us, we have to be more ambitious to break more alliances and i think we will see an even stronger geopolitical century now and we have to be able to act. we must leave it there but thank you so much forjoining us live from dusseldorf. let me take you back