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Participants at the China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo are discovering new opportunities, as they acknowledge China and the event's role in upholding free trade (1:02). U.S. federal authorities have charged the man accused of killing two Israeli embassy staffers with murder (11:51). And nutrition supplies and food aid are among the first items that Gazans have received in 11 weeks (17:05).

Chengdu has held the Fifth China-Central Asia Foreign Ministers' Meeting. The discussions focused on advancing cooperation and making political preparations for the second China-Central Asia Summit scheduled for next year.

I react to an interview with super Investor David Tepper from Appaloosa Management, who today offered his very bullish thoughts on the Chinese stock market, Chinese stocks and more. Then we look at the specific China stocks and ETFs Tepper has in his fund's portfolio, including Alibaba (BABA), PDD, JD and more.  Related episodes: Alibaba Stock: New BABA CEO Eddie Wu Takes Charge of Ecommerce  https://youtu.be/vsrmMAkO9Z4 Alibaba Stock: Reactions to Shock Jack Ma Memo! | BABA Stock https://youtu.be/W54QVlxSwPw JJ's other channel: The Art of Value: https://www.youtube.com/@TheArtofValue Referenced video: CNBC: Billionaire investor David Tepper on China: Central bank comments 'exceeded expectations' https://youtu.be/uGeyiFj-7D4 Sharesight is my recommended portfolio tracking and reporting tool. See the special offer (referral link): https://sharesightlimited.cmail20.com/t/r-l-tdjhzjk-niuxvol-i/ Join The Art of Value Patreon community for exclusive content I don't share anywhere else: https://www.patreon.com/TheArtofValue Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser and nothing in this content is financial advice. This content is for general education and entertainment purposes only. Do your own analysis and seek professional financial advice before making any investment decision.

I react to an interview with super Investor David Tepper from Appaloosa Management, who today offered his very bullish thoughts on the Chinese stock market, Chinese stocks and more. Then we look at the specific China stocks and ETFs Tepper has in his fund's portfolio, including Alibaba (BABA), PDD, JD and more.  Related episodes: Alibaba Stock: New BABA CEO Eddie Wu Takes Charge of Ecommerce  https://youtu.be/vsrmMAkO9Z4 Alibaba Stock: Reactions to Shock Jack Ma Memo! | BABA Stock https://youtu.be/W54QVlxSwPw JJ's other channel: The Art of Value: https://www.youtube.com/@TheArtofValue Referenced video: CNBC: Billionaire investor David Tepper on China: Central bank comments 'exceeded expectations' https://youtu.be/uGeyiFj-7D4 Sharesight is my recommended portfolio tracking and reporting tool. See the special offer (referral link): https://sharesightlimited.cmail20.com/t/r-l-tdjhzjk-niuxvol-i/ Join The Art of Value Patreon community for exclusive content I don't share anywhere else: https://www.patreon.com/TheArtofValue Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser and nothing in this content is financial advice. This content is for general education and entertainment purposes only. Do your own analysis and seek professional financial advice before making any investment decision.

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Last week was a tale of two summits, with the G7 leaders and their international partners gathering in Hiroshima, Japan, while China played host to the leaders from five Central Asian nations in Xian. Hosts Miles Yu and Wilson Shirley discuss what to make of these two gatherings, and close with a preview of the 2024 Taiwanese presidential election now that the major parties have their candidates.Follow the China Center's work at: https://www.hudson.org/china-center

The China-Central Asia Summit has concluded in Xi'an. During the summit, President Xi Jinping and leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan signed several deals in the fields of energy, security and infrastructure. They have also agreed to build closer ties and foster deeper cooperation.

The China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo has wrapped up in Zhejiang Province.

G7 Leaders gathered in Japan to discuss Russia and China, while the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) held a summit of its own for Asian countries. What does it mean for U.S.-China relations? We speak with an expert. Is the FBI engaging in retaliation against whistleblowers? That was the topic of a House hearing on May 18, where three former agents testified. We have the details and reactions. Disney is scrapping plans to build a nearly $1 billion complex in central Florida. The project would bring about 2,000 jobs to the state. We have more on the entertainment giant's decision. ⭕️ Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

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The leaders of China and five Central Asian countries have issued the Xi'an Declaration at their inaugural summit in the ancient Chinese city.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has opened the China-Central Asia Summit in Xi'an. President Xi emphasized cooperation with Central Asia in enhancing connectivity, saying it would contribute to global trade, as well as cultural exchanges and technological advancements in the region.

China and five Central Asian countries have signed a Xi'an Declaration on future cooperation plans (00:58). The Syrian president is in Saudi Arabia to attend the Arab League summit after its return to the bloc (12:19). And rain-triggered floods have killed more than a dozen people in northern Italy (21:24).

China and Central Asian nations vow to boost ties. Syria's president arrives in Saudi Arabia for a regional summit. Floods kill many in Italy.

The China-Central Asia Summit is underway in the city of Xi'an.

The Kazakh president says there should be no concerns about closer China-Central Asia ties.(00:53) High-tech products are in the spotlight at the China-CEEC expo.(09:34) And there's still no agreement on the U.S. debt limit after another round of talks but a deal could be close.(12:46)

Exhibitors are exploring new business opportunities at the China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo. (00:55) The Ukrainian president says the country is preparing for a counteroffensive against Russia. (17:18) And the Thai prime minister has congratulated the winning parties after the country's election. (30:50)

①Leaders of Central Asian countries will travel to the city of XIAN for a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. How will the summit draw new blueprint for China-Central Asia relations? (00:59) ②Chinese envoy starts a trip to Europe for political solution of Ukraine crisis. How is China playing is role in mediating and facilitating peace talks? (14:28) ③Thailand's two main opposition parties have agreed to coalition after election success. What does this mean for the future of the country? (24:33) ④Erdogan faces runoff in Turkish presidential election. What will happen next? (31:56) ⑤Elon Musk names a new chief executive of Twitter. (42:19)

From Chinese President Xi Jinping to host a two-day summit with the leaders of five Central Asian nations from May 18 to May 19 and China announcing its first known ChatGPT arrested over alleged fake train crash news.  Dr. Oh Ei Sun, Senior Fellow, Singapore Institute of International Affairs gives us an analysis of those headlines and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry says President Xi Jinping will chair the China-Central Asia Summit. The summit is scheduled to take place on May 18 and 19 in Xi'an.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry says the China-Central Asia Summit will draw a new blueprint for relations and cooperation in the new era.

The government-controlled bank has been selling dollars in the foreign exchange markets to stem the yuan€™s rise and prevent it from falling too fast But the yuan kept rising, stoking a rally in global stocks and commodities that helped inflate bubbles in emerging markets China said it would allow the currency to trade more freely The yuan rose 0 1 percent to 6 2295 per dollar as of 4:16 p m in Shanghai, after gaining as much as 0 3 percent The currency has appreciated 1 3 percent so far this year The PBOC said the one-way appreciation of the yuan was not sustainable€ and that it wanted to break the trends€ of increasing volatility The PBOC said it would fine-tune the yuans value The PBOC said it would strengthen its operations in the spot foreign-exchange market to keep the renminbi exchange rate stable around the equilibrium level, according to a statement on its website WHAT WOULD THE PBOC NEED TO DO TO WEAKEN THE YUAN? The PBOC would need to buy a lot of dollars to weaken the yuan, meaning it would have to provide dollars to the market, which it has so far not been doing Such a move would almost certainly curb the rally in commodities, equities and emerging markets The PBOC said it would strengthen the management of the renminbi exchange rate,€ a hint it could now buy dollars to lower the yuans value HOW HAS THE YUAN BEEN STABLE? China€™s currency has been relatively stable over the past few months as the PBOC has been selling dollars to keep the yuan from weakening too much The yuan has been trading at a narrow range of about 0 1 percent around the central bank€™s daily reference rate, which is set every morning The PBOC has been allowing the yuan to appreciate, but at a much slower pace than the market expected --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-nishimoto/message

Recalling Persecution of Falun Gong in China; Central China Sees Covid-19 Outbreak Amid Heatwave

China and five Central Asian countries have vowed to safeguard regional peace and stability as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attended the China + Central Asia foreign ministers' meeting in Kazakhstan.

The Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of China's State Council says Hong Kong is poised for a brighter future under the improved electoral system.

①President Xi Jinping has chaired a meeting marking the 30th anniversary of the diplomatic ties between China and five Central Asian nations. How to characterize the ties today? ②The US has placed 8,500 troops on standby for possible deployment to Central and Eastern Europe. Is this a sign of further escalation of tensions over Ukraine? ③What's waiting for Burkina Faso following a military coup? ④Houthi missiles are targeting UAE and Saudi Arabia. What does this tell about Yemen's war?

President Xi Jinping is set to chair a virtual summit on Tuesday to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and five Central Asian countries－a move that shows China's commitment to strengthening trade, investment and security cooperation for regional prosperity and stability, analysts said.▲ A freight train from Rizhao to Central Asia leaves a container station of Rizhao port in East China's Shandong province, Sept 12, 2017. Photo/XinhuaThe five Central Asian countries are the former Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.As the first heads of state meeting between China and the Central Asian countries, the summit is crucial because the leaders will take stock of achievements and experiences in developing relations, and draw up blueprints for future cooperation, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said at a news conference on Monday.During the summit, the leaders are also expected to adopt and release a joint statement on the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and the five Central Asian countries, Zhao said.He said the development of relations between China and the five nations over the past three decades has seen ties reach a historical high.Cooperation between China and the five countries in various fields has yielded "historic, landmark and groundbreaking" results that have set an example for building a new type of international relations and made contributions to advancing the building of a community with a shared future for mankind, Zhao said.China will continue to intensify political mutual trust and expand all-around mutually beneficial cooperation with the Central Asian countries in order to upgrade their relations to a new stage, he added.Over the past 30 years, China has upheld the principles of good neighborliness, equality, mutual trust and mutual benefit in developing ties with the Central Asian countries. Experts said the development of good relations between China and the five nations has delivered tangible benefits to people in the region and also made important contributions to regional peace, stability and prosperity.The Belt and Road Initiative－proposed by President Xi when visiting Kazakhstan and Indonesia in September and October of 2013 respectively－has helped China and the Central Asian countries strengthen their relations, said Sun Xiuwen, an associate professor of international relations at Lanzhou University's Institute for Central Asian Studies in Gansu province. The initiative has also elevated all-around bilateral and multilateral cooperation to a new stage.Trade volume between China and the five Central Asian countries has increased by over a hundredfold to around $50 billion over the past 30 years, and China's direct investment in the countries has exceeded $14 billion over the period, according to the Ministry of Commerce.For the future development of ties between China and the five countries, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said both sides should jointly solidify their strategic mutual trust and consistently uphold open and mutually beneficial cooperation.In an article published in the People's Daily on Dec 30, Wang also called for the countries to jointly forge relations featuring intensified good neighborliness and friendship, more peaceful and stable situations for regional security, and strengthened international cooperation for fairness and justice.记者：曹德胜

China's central bank has vowed to promote the healthy development of the country's real estate market, saying it will safeguard the legal rights of home buyers and better satisfy their reasonable living needs.The statement from the People's Bank of China says it will prioritise economic stability, amid an increasingly severe external environment and the unrelenting global pandemic.The PBOC said it will keep its monetary policy flexible and appropriate, and liquidity reasonably ample. It will strengthen support to the real economy, with a bias toward small companies.

China's central bank has vowed to promote the healthy development of the country's real estate market, saying it will safeguard the legal rights of home buyers and better satisfy their reasonable living needs.The statement from the People's Bank of China says it will prioritise economic stability, amid an increasingly severe external environment and the unrelenting global pandemic.The PBOC said it will keep its monetary policy flexible and appropriate, and liquidity reasonably ample. It will strengthen support to the real economy, with a bias toward small companies.

China's central bank has vowed to promote the healthy development of the country's real estate market, saying it will safeguard the legal rights of home buyers and better satisfy their reasonable living needs.The statement from the People's Bank of China says it will prioritise economic stability, amid an increasingly severe external environment and the unrelenting global pandemic.The PBOC said it will keep its monetary policy flexible and appropriate, and liquidity reasonably ample. It will strengthen support to the real economy, with a bias toward small companies.

China's monetary policy must focus on supporting economic growth in a targeted way while reducing financial risks, People's Bank of China Governor Yi Gang said in a speech made at the China Development Forum during the weekend. He said, "Monetary policy needs to strike a balance between supporting economic growth and preventing risks… China's macro leverage ratio is basically stable.”

①The Philippines receives COVID-19 vaccine donated by China ②Central authorities solicit opinions on improving HK electoral system ③New WTO Director-General takes office ④Carmakers brace for production difficulties amid chip shortage ⑤South Africa eases lockdown restrictions.

China urges its northeastern provinces to assess the impact of fully lifting birth restrictions. The country confirms that four soldiers were killed in last year’s border clash with India. Plus, the U.S. government gets the green light to sell its properties in Hong Kong.

Chinese President Xi Jinping hosts China-Central and Eastern European countries Summit. Germany, Poland and Sweden expel three Russian diplomats in a coordinated retaliation. The European Union may follow Australia’s lead on making Google and Facebook pay for news. Is taxing the rich the way to fix inequality?

India's addition to the U.S. watchlist is a possible boon for local currency and bond markets, IOC has been accused of ignoring widespread human rights abuse, and India's 42nd communication satellite CMS-01 was launched from Sriharikota & other news updates in your morning shot.

①Death toll in restaurant collapse rises to 29 in north China ②Central gov't condemns smear on help with HK's COVID-19 battle ③Global CFOs more positive about China's economic outlook: Survey ④Schools reopen in China with pandemic prevention and control measures ⑤China's domestic flights close to full recovery by September

In today’s episode, we take a look at the 17+1 China-Central and Eastern Europe cooperation, evaluate its political and economic substance, and investigate how it ties into wider EU-China relations. Ivana Karásková is a China Research Fellow and a Project Coordinator at the Prague-based Association for International Affairs (AMO) and the coordinator of the China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe (CHOICE), a collaborative international platform bringing together China experts from 17 CEE countries. She also coordinates MapInfluenCE project aimed at tracking China’s influence in Central Europe, specifically Czechia, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. Recently she led a group of 10 researchers from Central and Eastern and European countries to carry out an audit of 17+1 and evaluate how active or inactive the framework really is. The audit resulted in a report under a telling title “Empty shell no more: China’s growing footprint in Central and Eastern Europe”. You can find it on our website.

Our guest is Justyna Szczudlik, who is the Head of the Asia-Pacific Programme and a China analyst at the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM). She recently co-authored and published a report on the EU-China paradiplomacy - following a three year long study on the topic. Her research interests also involve China-Central and Eastern Europe and Sino-Polish relations, so check her work especially if you are a fan of 17+1 debates.Be sure to check out the report “The Subnational Dimensions of EU China relations” released by PISM in cooperation with experts from the University of Lodz in Poland. The report is available for free online and you can find a link to it on our website - click here

Professor Dominik Mierzejewski is the Chair at the Center for Asian Affairs, Professor at the Department of Asian Studies at the Faculty of International and Political Studies at the University of Lodz, and a member of Asia Pacific Council, the advisory body for Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Professor Mierzejewski researches China-Central and Eastern European relations and also pioneers research on the role of the local governments within China’s Belt and Road Initiative. He also closely cooperates with the government of the city of Lodz and government of the Lodzkie region (Poland) in developing relationship with Chinese partners. On this podcast, Professor Dominik Mierzejewski discusses the significance of local level actors’ cooperation for the development of the Belt and Road Initiative. He also shares his personal insights coming from the experience of developing Sino-Polish cooperation in the city of Lodz - an important Belt and Road hub located in Central Poland.

Professor Dominik Mierzejewski is the Chair at the Center for Asian Affairs, Professor at the Department of Asian Studies at the Faculty of International and Political Studies at the University of Lodz, and a member of Asia Pacific Council, the advisory body for Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Professor Mierzejewski researches China-Central and Eastern European relations and also pioneers research on the role of the local governments within China’s Belt and Road Initiative. He also closely cooperates with the government of the city of Lodz and government of the Lodzkie region (Poland) in developing relationship with Chinese partners. On this podcast, Professor Dominik Mierzejewski discusses the significance of local level actors’ cooperation for the development of the Belt and Road Initiative. He also shares his personal insights coming from the experience of developing Sino-Polish cooperation in the city of Lodz - an important Belt and Road hub located in Central Poland.

This episode explores China’s approach to the Central and Eastern Europe region through its 16+1 mechanism, which brings together eleven EU member states, five Balkan countries, and China. Our guest, Justyna Szczudlik, explains China’s political and economic goals in the region and describes the major outcomes of the recent 16+1 Summit in Bulgaria. She also examines the appeal of the Belt and Road Initiative to different European countries and analyzes the potential effects of China’s “one size fits all” approach to the various 16+1 participants.   Justyna Szczudlik is Head of the Asia-Pacific Programme and a China analyst at the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM). She holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Warsaw, MA in Chinese Studies from the University of Warsaw, and MA in Political Science from the University of Wroclaw. Dr. Szczudlik’s research focuses on China’s foreign policy, especially China-Central and Eastern Europe relations including China-Poland relations.

This episode explores China’s approach to the Central and Eastern Europe region through its 16+1 mechanism, which brings together eleven EU member states, five Balkan countries, and China. Our guest, Justyna Szczudlik, explains China’s political and economic goals in the region and describes the major outcomes of the recent 16+1 Summit in Bulgaria. She also examines the appeal of the Belt and Road Initiative to different European countries and analyzes the potential effects of China’s “one size fits all” approach to the various 16+1 participants.   Justyna Szczudlik is Head of the Asia-Pacific Programme and a China analyst at the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM). She holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Warsaw, MA in Chinese Studies from the University of Warsaw, and MA in Political Science from the University of Wroclaw. Dr. Szczudlik’s research focuses on China’s foreign policy, especially China-Central and Eastern Europe relations including China-Poland relations.

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