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[00:00:00] Why these memories today? Because it
[00:00:03] seems this time machine does exist
[00:00:07] and was created not at the end of the 20th century, as it was in the movie,
[00:00:11] but now, just 6,000 km from Minsk.
[00:00:51] So, billion-and-a-half-strong China, a country that
[00:00:55] is already living in the future, and this phrase
[00:00:58] is not just verbal acrobatics.
[00:01:30] China has entered its Golden Week, every time on the
[00:01:33] anniversary of the PRC's founding, which falls in early
[00:01:37] October. And for us here, in this Minsk studio, this
[00:01:41] is an occasion to ask a reasonable question: where is the Celestial Empire's
[00:01:44] place today in the global geopolitical hierarchy?
[00:01:48] Let's discuss various opinions here now. And next to me in this
[00:01:52] studio Ovdodinin, Chairman
[00:02:07] Tsypis, Doctor of Political Sciences,
[00:02:10] expert in international relations and national security, who
[00:02:13] has finally materialized in this studio, our traditional
[00:02:22] a speaker from abroad, USA
[00:02:25] link, Alexey Plotnikov, political scientist, good
[00:02:29] evening!
[00:03:30] one hope, the certainty that they will
[00:03:33] fully control this process,
[00:03:37] exploit the Chinese population,
[00:03:40] maximize added value,
[00:03:43] but China, due to
[00:03:47] its wisdom, yes,
[00:03:50] thousand-year wisdom and
[00:03:53] experience in trade, money management,
[00:03:57] it can be safely said, outwitted the Americans.
[00:05:00] and this expansion is advancing not only on the continent of
[00:05:03] Southeast Asia, but into Africa, into Latin America. I
[00:05:07] was on a business trip to Venezuela several times, yes, everything was in
[00:05:10] Chinese there, in all the hotels. Well, actually, now the situation
[00:05:14] after Maduro
[00:05:16] and his wife, this reckless
[00:05:20] story related to the US special operation inside
[00:05:23] Caracas, yes, which is certainly condemned by both China
[00:05:27] and Russia, in this regard, of course we understand that, yes,
[00:05:30] China is being forced out by force, and they are trying to force it out
[00:05:34] of Latin America and Africa, but China has already
[00:05:38] planned for this, it knew that it would be forced out,
[00:05:42] in this... strategic partnership with
[00:05:45] Russia, with Belarus and other
[00:05:48] countries in the BRICS system in this, in this, in
[00:05:52] this eco-world, in this not only digital, but economic
[00:05:55] eco-world, created in principle thanks to Russia and China,
[00:05:58] what happens is that China also adapts here, it doesn't
[00:06:02] socialize, it adapts, as in sports,
[00:06:05] in fact, to adequately respond to an opponent, you need to regroup
[00:06:08] in time. You mentioned, by the way, the Chinese entourage,
[00:06:12] the Chinese vibe. Simon, did you notice, upon arrival in
[00:06:15] Minsk, at Minsk airport, flights are announced
[00:06:18] in three languages, two state languages,
[00:06:21] Belarusian, Russian, and Chinese. That's also
[00:06:24] such an
[00:06:28] illustration in a way.
[00:06:30] For China, Belarus is a natural
[00:06:34] ally for a number of reasons. Firstly, to
[00:06:37] objectively understand China, one needs to take
[00:06:41] into account three.
[00:07:22] and land, so China sees you as a key strategic, not tactical, strategic ally for the long term, and this is its main difference from the West, the West has a very sharp, short,
[00:07:26] impulsive policy, well, if only for the reason that the US president,
[00:07:29] for example, can only be in office for 4 years, in China
[00:07:33] it's a long-term game for the long haul. You, by the way, brought up a very interesting
[00:07:37] point, even look at impulsivity,
[00:07:41] yes, look...
[00:08:42] how a person behaves in negotiations, who feels great
[00:08:46] strength behind him, the leader of the Chinese
[00:08:50] republic is very restrained, very self-confident, he is a leader
[00:08:54] who knows the potential of his country and knows
[00:08:57] that the situation in the world, the conjuncture, has changed
[00:09:00] significantly, and
[00:09:04] here
[00:09:06] - I would say, the strength of Europe and the entire Western world
[00:09:09] and the USA is somewhat exaggerated. I might
[00:09:13] have expressed a very controversial opinion, but I would like to
[00:09:17] say that today for
[00:09:20] the Western world, it's not a small cap for a big head, because
[00:09:23] historically it so happened
[00:09:26] that one needs to consider the potential
[00:09:30] of China as about 30% of the world
[00:09:34] market, at the present moment, this is less,
[00:09:37] this is half of what I
[00:09:39] announced, this is what it says.
[00:10:25] The rendezvous right under the cameras turned into Trump's diplomatic show. The head
[00:10:28] of the US emphasized the status of the visit: a personal meeting at Trump's base
[00:10:32] Andrews, and identical ties of the leaders ensured a perfect
[00:10:35] picture of visual parity. The first fruit of the closed negotiations was
[00:10:39] the emergency extension of the trade truce from November 10th to January
[00:10:42] 2027. But the next day at a gala dinner,
[00:10:46] the White House hinted to Beijing that the States would not give up the role of a global
[00:10:49] leader. The sculpture of a white-winged eagle, a symbol of the USA, presented by Trump,
[00:10:53] became the main motif. The predatory bird adorned the menu, guest cards
[00:10:57] and dinnerware. Xi Jinping read this demonstration of strength under the watchful eye
[00:11:01] of key White House hawks and bigwigs from Silicon Valley.
[00:11:04] Such a guest list was needed for the main showdown of the day - the battle for artificial
[00:11:08] intelligence. Trump immediately declared China the main rival in the field of AI, and to
[00:11:12] reduce risks, the parties launched a dialogue on, as Trump called it,
[00:11:16] superintelligence, and an emergency communication channel for cyber incidents. But instead
[00:11:20] of public disputes, the White House moved the confrontation directly to the dining
[00:11:23] table, starting symbolically with Schramsberg Californian wine,
[00:11:26] referring to Nixon and Zhou Enlai's toast for peace in
[00:11:29] 1972. Thus, the White House subtly reminded: we know how to
[00:11:33] negotiate. On tables with bright red tablecloths, a symbol
[00:11:36] of good luck in China, American chefs tried to cross Western capitalism
[00:11:40] and Eastern socialism in a single gastronomic fusion menu.
[00:11:43] The final day of the visit combined high history and Trump's signature
[00:11:47] showmanship. On Friday, after a family tea party, the leaders went to
[00:11:50] the National Archives to see the foundation of American statehood,
[00:11:53] the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. After that, Trump gave Xi a tour of the White
[00:11:57] House lawn and invited his Chinese counterpart inside
[00:12:00] the presidential helicopter Marine One. Nevertheless, the outcome of the meeting
[00:12:04] remained businesslike. Xi Jinping announced a course for a great shift and announced
[00:12:08] two more rounds of negotiations before the end of the year at the APEC summit in China and
[00:12:11] the G20 in Florida.
[00:12:14] Alexey Alexeevich, these very
[00:12:17] ties were almost identical,
[00:12:21] the color Burgundy.
[00:13:55] in one, in that, in principle, this
[00:13:58] China was able to
[00:14:01] achieve significant results from
[00:14:03] the United States, in terms of trade, embargoes,
[00:14:07] restrictions, the Americans, the most
[00:14:10] important thing they got, they did not get access to rare earth
[00:14:14] metals, and this remained a leverage of pressure on the United
[00:14:17] States. Here, I think, Beijing will have its say, Vladimir Maksimovich, let's continue
[00:14:21] these our signature favorites.
[00:14:25] Pay attention to what wine the leaders drank,
[00:14:28] we won't advertise it now, but a glass of
[00:14:32] that very sparkling wine that they raised in 1972 during
[00:14:35] Nixon's visit to China,
[00:14:39] they raised it then for peace, is this again an attempt number
[00:14:42] two, an attempt here at a separate deal,
[00:14:46] a constant permanent attempt by the United States of America
[00:14:49] to be friends against Russia, this attempt
[00:14:52] has happened repeatedly, this was. he also met with
[00:14:55] Blinken
[00:14:57] during the previous administration, this is happening
[00:15:00] now, and by and large China sees
[00:15:04] American presidents as managers, as Simon very
[00:15:07] rightly said, who can only stay in their cadence for 4 years,
[00:15:11] in this regard, of course Trump's cunning is visible, and if
[00:15:14] cunning is visible, then it's no longer cunning, in this regard, of course we
[00:15:18] understand that if Russia and
[00:15:21] China trust each other even at such a strategic level, when Dongfengs
[00:15:25] are deployed nearby, well, on the south, on the east, on the
[00:15:28] northeast border, Russia does not object, because it knows against
[00:15:31] whom the Dongfengs are directed, they are not directed against Russia.
[00:15:35] Fens, we trust each other, but here there is no
[00:15:39] trust, the same combination, the color scheme - this
[00:15:42] is all, how does this, what you are talking about, how does
[00:15:45] this relate,
[00:15:48] Simon, to the statement of Trump himself, that
[00:15:51] he expects a tripartite
[00:15:55] meeting, already this autumn,
[00:15:58] Xi Jinping, Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, at the upcoming
[00:16:02] APEC summit, which will again be
[00:16:05] hosted by Chinese territory. I would like to say first,
[00:16:09] my colleague is absolutely right, the US will
[00:16:13] no longer be able to quarrel China with Russia, as they say,
[00:16:17] the train has left the station. The second very important point, in my opinion, three topics
[00:16:20] were discussed at this meeting, one topic remained behind the scenes,
[00:16:24] two were officially recognized, the first is artificial intelligence, which
[00:16:27] is superintelligence, immediately looking ahead, the US has already lost
[00:16:31] this race, China has already won, if only for the simple
[00:16:34] reason that all artificial intelligence developers are under the control
[00:16:37] of the authorities in China, that is, there is control over artificial intelligence, and
[00:16:40] since the US is a democracy and private property is paramount,
[00:16:44] private corporations are engaged in the development of artificial
[00:16:47] intelligence, open AI Antropic, they ran away, by the way,
[00:16:50] artificial intelligence, now they don't know what to do with it. Third, what remained behind
[00:16:54] the scenes - the Kali deal between the USA and
[00:16:58] Belarus. Now, regarding
[00:17:01] that in this context
[00:17:05] of the trio, this trio. The
[00:17:07] US has no choice, it is forced, they are forced
[00:17:10] to join the Russian Federation and China, this is the global
[00:17:14] East, behind it for the next 100 years is the future of world
[00:17:18] geopolitics, therefore this meeting will take place,
[00:17:21] and I will give you such a hint, I assume that it
[00:17:25] will take place on the territory of Belarus,
[00:17:27] let's continue this thesis, Alexey Ivanovich, still,
[00:17:31] about this, well, let's not throw loud words about
[00:17:35] a triple alliance yet. But still,
[00:17:38] all world media write with commas,
[00:17:40] Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin,
[00:17:44] this autumn, how do you assess the probability of this
[00:17:48] dialogue, will it be just some
[00:17:51] kind of public protocol or can we
[00:17:54] predict something pragmatic here?
[00:17:57] We are at that historical
[00:18:00] moment when political actors, political
[00:18:04] players do not fully understand what to expect from...
[00:19:07] years, well, a journalist's eye is
[00:19:11] hard to surprise with anything, but honestly I admit, and I completely agree
[00:19:15] with you, it's a colossal leap, a colossal
[00:19:18] breakthrough, the Beijing I saw last
[00:19:22] year is drastically different
[00:19:25] from the Beijing I saw in
[00:19:29] But traveling in China, of course, one cannot
[00:19:32] miss one of the main local
[00:19:34] attractions - pandas.
[00:19:37] Cute bears which, among other
[00:19:40] things, are also part of that
[00:19:44] Chinese illustration, Chinese wisdom, already
[00:19:47] mentioned today, and that very Chinese diplomacy. Before we
[00:19:51] continue this thesis, let's watch a report on
[00:19:54] panda diplomacy from our
[00:19:56] correspondent:
[00:19:59] The main media hit in the US, a furry landing in Georgia, the Atlanta Zoo
[00:20:03] received two giant pandas by special flight. Meet six-year-old male Ping
[00:20:07] Ping, which means peace and tranquility, and his partner Fushuang, who is a double
[00:20:10] blessing. For the next month, the public will not see the newcomers; the predators are in
[00:20:14] quarantine, getting used to American realities, and they are as follows: China sent
[00:20:18] the bears as a diplomatic curtsy to Washington to smooth
[00:20:22] over the trade war. And this is how this fluffy bridge works at a mundane
[00:20:25] level. The pandas haven't even gone out to the public yet, Americans are already storming
[00:20:29] the zoo's ticket offices. This is a good demonstration of relations
[00:20:33] between the US and China, so it's great to see such a result, for example,
[00:20:36] the fact that
[00:20:50] But pandas are something everyone agrees on. For
[00:20:54] diplomats around the world, this is a geopolitical thermometer that
[00:20:57] shows the degree of relations with China. Legally, Beijing does not donate living
[00:21:01] symbols, it leases them for long-term commercial rent at a million
[00:21:04] dollars a year per pair, plus a strict condition: rights to all future offspring
[00:21:08] remain exclusively with the Celestial Empire. However, fluffy soft
[00:21:11] power works both ways. If Washington got a carrot, Beijing
[00:21:15] showed Tokyo a stick. In January, China prematurely repatriated the last
[00:21:18] panda twins, Xiao Xiao and Leilei, nullifying their half-century history
[00:21:22] of presence in Japan. Allegedly, the agreement expired, but in reality, Tokyo
[00:21:25] too loudly declared its readiness to get involved in the conflict around Taiwan.
[00:21:29] Well, Russia has an absolute order with the panda balance.
[00:21:32] The inhabitants of the capital's zoo, Ruyi and Ding Ding, settled in Moscow under
[00:21:36] a fifteen-year contract that Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin sealed
[00:21:39] with signatures back in 2019 as a sign of special trust.
[00:21:43] The Kremlin justified this status? The bears had offspring, and panda
[00:21:46] Katyusha became a living symbol of Russia's turn to the East.
[00:21:50] Alexey Alexeevich, I think the European Union
[00:21:53] has very little chance of getting
[00:21:57] a panda in its territory, an original
[00:22:00] Chinese one, in that sense, in the sense we saw in
[00:22:03] the report? I wouldn't say that, because
[00:22:07] in reality both the Anglo-Saxons and
[00:22:10] China are fighting for the European market, for
[00:22:14] them the European market is a priority, and note
[00:22:17] that the Anglo-Saxons do everything to...
[00:22:28] Europe is interested, as is China, in developing relations,
[00:22:32] only the British and Americans
[00:22:35] don't let them do it, and I think that this
[00:22:39] panda diplomacy, it clearly carries deep
[00:22:42] symbolism, but the Chinese
[00:22:45] were extremely interested in giving pandas to European
[00:22:49] zoos with appropriate
[00:22:50] approaches
[00:22:53] for their Chinese corporations and
[00:22:57] banks, but we perfectly understand why
[00:23:00] such pressure on China comes from the fact that
[00:23:04] Chinese automotive corporations have virtually
[00:23:08] killed the entire European auto industry, and as
[00:23:11] a result, this affects
[00:23:14] European banks, there is a series of cascading
[00:23:17] layoffs and...
[00:23:50] the new Silk Road, Belarus is also part of this
[00:23:53] new Silk Road, Russia too, but then
[00:23:57] somewhere on the Belarusian-Polish border, a political impasse
[00:24:00] suddenly arises, this is how, from
[00:24:04] Brussels' point of view, it's one thing to declare, another to act, this
[00:24:08] Jesuitical practice of Brussels is
[00:24:11] obvious, and here the cunning is ambivalent, that
[00:24:14] is, I'm just continuing this topic of cunning, it's ambivalent to
[00:24:18] some extent, bipolar.
[00:24:20] When we talk about China, we understand that against China,
[00:24:24] the US, despite this cunning policy about identical
[00:24:27] ties, has unleashed a real war, it deprives
[00:24:31] China of its cheap energy sources, it declares
[00:24:34] war and bombs Iran, which is one of the main
[00:24:38] oil suppliers for the Celestial Empire,
[00:24:42] it destroys Venezuela's ability to trade oil with China
[00:24:45] at a normal price and exploits this right
[00:24:49] to sell through an intermediary
[00:24:53] with China. Further, what happens,
[00:24:56] China sees all this, there, guys, a panda is a predator, but it
[00:25:00] eats bamboo, excuse me, it sees everything, therefore
[00:25:03] the Chinese,
[00:25:06] therefore five new, five icebreakers for China, therefore they
[00:25:09] understand what will happen with Suez and what will happen with the Hormuz
[00:25:12] Strait, with the Malacca Strait, they perfectly
[00:25:15] understand, strategic interaction
[00:25:18] technology.
[00:25:50] recipes, how to bring the current turbulent
[00:25:53] situation into a relative geopolitical
[00:25:57] style, let's remember Xi Jinping's truly loud statement
[00:26:00] in the autumn of last year at... At the SCO
[00:26:03] Plus summit, Beijing's initiative
[00:26:06] for global world governance.
[00:26:08] It should be insisted that all
[00:26:12] countries, regardless of size, power, and wealth, have equal
[00:26:16] opportunities to participate, make decisions, and benefit from
[00:26:19] global governance. It is necessary to promote the democratization
[00:26:22] of international relations, as well as to expand the representation and voice
[00:26:26] of developing countries.
[00:26:29] Simon, this initiative of Xi Jinping, by the way, supported.
[00:27:02] but in reality this unity,
[00:27:06] in the West it is customary to
[00:27:09] dismember, that is, the Westphalian world, to dismember states and then pit
[00:27:13] them against each other, divide and
[00:27:16] conquer,
[00:27:18] what the West is trying to do now, it won't succeed for
[00:27:22] one simple reason, my colleague just mentioned
[00:27:24] Great Britain, everything turned
[00:27:28] at that moment when now it is not Great Britain
[00:27:32] that is cutting off China's sea routes, it is now China that is cutting off
[00:27:36] the Anglo-Saxons' sea routes, the Anglo-Saxons are a civilization of the sea, they depend
[00:27:40] on it, Bab el-Mandeb
[00:27:42] is blocked by Houthis, Houthis are Iranian proxies,
[00:27:46] Hormuz is blocked under Iranian control, through Bab el-Mandeb into
[00:27:49] the Suez Canal - this is the main, this was a retaliatory
[00:27:53] measure, a retaliatory measure, China timely
[00:27:56] reoriented, and Iran is China's ally, now
[00:28:00] it covers, cuts off oxygen
[00:28:02] to the Anglo-Saxons, the Anglo-Saxons are now experiencing colossal problems when
[00:28:06] the Englishwomen cut off oxygen, there is a stable
[00:28:09] feeling that she will definitely do something bad again,
[00:28:12] 100%. Therefore, therefore, the West,
[00:28:16] the civilization of the sea, no longer has chances
[00:28:19] for the next 100 years to defeat the civilization of land, and
[00:28:22] the blocking of sea routes is pressure points, Eastern
[00:28:25] martial arts, press on the pressure points, now
[00:28:29] the Anglo-Saxons are suffocating at... very many goods that were
[00:30:02] vitally necessary,
[00:30:05] this time has passed, new
[00:30:08] ways of transporting goods are replacing
[00:30:11] the Silk Road, and the Northern Sea Route is
[00:30:15] currently the most
[00:30:18] promising opportunity
[00:30:22] to deliver its goods to
[00:30:26] Europe, and
[00:30:29] China realizes all this, therefore... hides better than dark night,
[00:31:02] therefore if Xi Jinping smiles, it is not
[00:31:06] to this very Mr. Trump, it does not mean
[00:31:09] that there are some messages towards
[00:31:13] trust, for the simple reason that trusting
[00:31:17] a country that destroys your ability
[00:31:20] to get cheap energy, that pressures
[00:31:22] you with sanctions, that implements
[00:31:26] prohibitive measures regarding the development
[00:31:29] of its own digital ecosystem,
[00:31:32] that is jealous of the existence of a navigation
[00:31:35] system, of orbital satellites, the Chinese
[00:31:39] see all this, therefore bright light hides
[00:31:42] better than dark night, by the way, did you notice?
[00:31:49] the Chinese-American leader announced that the trade
[00:31:52] truce between Beijing and Washington is maintained,
[00:31:56] this is wonderful news, but with a small caveat: until January,
[00:31:59] when the APEC summit will take place,
[00:32:02] when the G20 summit will take place, this is also
[00:32:05] such, I will continue your favorite word today, cunning,
[00:32:09] cunning, you know,
[00:32:12] China acts with
[00:33:15] and from the USA to China, and what have the Chinese achieved? household
[00:33:18] appliances, cars, consumer goods,
[00:33:22] a game, in Hangzhou,
[00:33:26] for more than 2 hours an economics professor told us how
[00:33:29] they achieved an economic miracle. And he says: we
[00:33:32] didn't invent anything, we took Lenin's principles, and Lenin's
[00:33:36] principles are very simple, he says: create,
[00:33:40] maximum added value is created on
[00:33:42] fast-moving goods.
[00:34:20] Only the lazy today don't criticize the still
[00:34:23] famous and for many
[00:34:25] exemplary German automotive industry. Three
[00:34:28] of the largest German concerns are virtually on the verge
[00:34:31] of extinction, as is already publicly acknowledged even by the
[00:34:34] leadership of these giants. What is the
[00:34:37] reason? Among other things, possibly primarily,
[00:34:41] and experts unanimously agree on this, that
[00:34:45] European car manufacturers have faced unprecedented
[00:34:48] competition from China and have virtually
[00:34:52] already lost it outright. And this
[00:34:55] is just one example that illustrates the incredible,
[00:34:58] avalanche-like, rapid, technological leap
[00:35:02] of the Celestial Empire. Who will be covered by this wave?
[00:35:06] Our correspondent's report. According
[00:35:08] to the International Energy Agency, China already accounts for 75%
[00:35:12] of global electric vehicle production, with domestic sales exceeding
[00:35:15] 63% of the world volume. The European auto industry
[00:35:19] openly cannot withstand this pressure. Chinese companies are literally pushing Europeans
[00:35:22] out of their own market due to total control over raw materials and batteries. Cars from
[00:35:26] the Celestial Empire are designed faster, and cost 30-40% less than
[00:35:30] European counterparts due to China's control over the entire supply chain.
[00:35:33] The EU's protective tariffs did not save the situation. The Chinese circumvented
[00:35:37] the tariffs by massively switching to exporting hybrids, taking a record
[00:35:41] 11% of the European market. Local giants have nowhere
[00:35:44] left to go. Volkswagen's CEO admitted that the concern is considering transferring
[00:35:48] empty factories in Europe to Chinese partners. Mercedes-Benz is preparing to close
[00:35:51] two factories in Germany, and BMW Group has started laying off thousands
[00:35:55] of employees. However, Beijing's expansion is not limited to cars. Other
[00:35:58] high-tech industries are also falling under control. China has taken
[00:36:01] the lead in 69 out of 74 critically important
[00:36:05] technologies, overtaking the West in quantum computing and artificial intelligence.
[00:36:09] The country was the first in the world to deploy full-fledged 5G and 6G
[00:36:12] networks, investing more than 1 trillion dollars annually in scientific
[00:36:16] research, officially surpassing the US in this indicator. Space
[00:36:19] puts an end to this dispute. China broke an historical record and launched 92
[00:36:23] successful rockets into orbit in a year. Beijing is ahead of schedule, currently building
[00:36:26] an international lunar station and preparing for a manned moon landing,
[00:36:30] definitively eliminating competitors' chances of revenge.
[00:36:34] Simon, let's continue this thesis about what
[00:36:38] my colleague in the studio was talking about, and I will
[00:36:41] back it up with figures. Beijing
[00:36:44] plans to increase spending on so-called R&D
[00:36:47] research and development to 7%
[00:36:51] of GDP annually by as early as 2030,
[00:36:55] the share of the digital economy approxi.
[00:37:57] unemployment, that's how the First World War began, and that's how the Second World
[00:38:01] War began: sharp unemployment, recession,
[00:38:04] depression, only war saves it, by the way, the Napoleonic
[00:38:07] Wars also began after the French Revolution, this is the reason for
[00:38:11] Germany's militarization now, because
[00:38:14] the automotive industry will be reformatted to produce military
[00:38:17] equipment, these factories cannot be closed, they cost billions
[00:38:21] of money, so Germany is now militarizing all
[00:38:24] the unemployed, they will already be.
[00:38:32] And Germany, I call it the policy of dancing on
[00:38:35] rakes, it is now stepping on its already third rake, it is now
[00:38:38] militarizing and is striving
[00:38:41] to actually unleash a major conflict in Europe. Well, listen, in this
[00:38:45] situation, returning to our discussed topic, it will still
[00:38:48] receive dividends, economic dividends,
[00:38:51] and political dividends will be received in this situation.
[00:38:55] my emotions, when more than 10 years ago I
[00:39:27] heard that in China several
[00:39:31] thousand factories were being built simultaneously, and I
[00:39:35] was perplexed, today time shows that
[00:39:39] everything is moving towards its logical consequence, here
[00:39:42] indeed Europe is starting to heavily lose to
[00:39:46] China's automotive industry, because
[00:39:48] the
[00:39:51] technological base of European factories, it's from the nineties,
[00:39:54] in China all factories are mainly ...
[00:40:04] from an economic point of view they
[00:40:08] European factories are significantly losing to Chinese
[00:40:12] and to disband
[00:40:15] to sell this factory is very expensive, so
[00:40:19] Europeans are happy to sell their factories
[00:40:23] shares now to Chinese
[00:40:25] entrepreneurs. Well.
[00:40:57] plans, I'll add to your thesis that last year
[00:41:01] China installed 350,000
[00:41:04] robots at enterprises in the Celestial Empire, and
[00:41:08] that's almost 60% of the world
[00:41:11] market, yes you're right, it hurts to look at all
[00:41:15] this, you know, with the understanding of what level
[00:41:18] we could have been at if we hadn't allowed those -
[00:41:22] turmoil that happened in our history? China
[00:41:25] is doing great, yes, that's for sure.
[00:41:27] Here they are developing R&D, not R&D, as you said, this is the same thing that the
[00:41:31] Soviet Union did in its time, yes, such a
[00:41:34] result, gentlemen, in this
[00:41:37] context, of course, we cannot...
[00:42:10] which is determined directly by the foreign policy
[00:42:13] foreign policy department of China, China and Belarus have reached
[00:42:17] the highest level of
[00:42:20] cooperation, but we saw at the last meeting
[00:42:23] of the head of state with Xi Jinping, the
[00:42:27] policy or direction of further deepening
[00:42:30] cooperation was determined, yes, first of all, technological cooperation,
[00:42:34] investment, financial, industrial
[00:42:37] development of personnel, and
[00:42:40] this indicates that, well, we have not only reached
[00:42:43] some level and stopped, no, we perfectly understand
[00:42:47] the possibilities, prospects of cooperation,
[00:42:50] development, and pay attention to the fact that
[00:42:54] here we are, yes, Belarus, despite the pressure,
[00:42:57] sanctions, restrictions, are developing very intensively,
[00:43:01] we are developing and have high rates of economic growth, including
[00:43:04] thanks to, on the one hand, cooperation with China, on the
[00:43:08] other hand, the fact that we... in principle, use their management technologies
[00:43:12] at enterprises, in banks, in the investment sphere, they
[00:43:16] yes, by the way, at the car factory in the vicinity of
[00:43:19] Zhodino, I was there
[00:43:23] filming, they pointed out to me that quality control there
[00:43:27] is exactly according to Chinese patterns, yes, that is, there are
[00:43:30] three or four
[00:43:33] filters based precisely on Chinese technology, a quality
[00:43:36] mark. about the automotive industry, why it
[00:43:41] grew so sharply Chinese, why it
[00:43:44] pushed out Europeans, because in reality the Chinese
[00:43:48] were able, starting from 2010, to actively
[00:43:51] implement artificial intelligence, all advanced software
[00:43:55] into engineering and design
[00:43:58] and thus, if the development of a car from scratch
[00:44:02] took 3 years with all the engineering
[00:44:05] documentation, now it takes only 3 months.
[00:44:08] constantly permanently developing
[00:45:10] Russia and China and Russia and Belarus, and of course, here no one
[00:45:13] excludes reverse engineering either, because the Chinese have succeeded
[00:45:17] not only in artificial intelligence, but in reverse engineering, when
[00:45:20] the Iranians shoot down, then some drone, the Chinese take it apart
[00:45:24] bolt by bolt, suddenly such a drone
[00:45:28] Rainbow is launched, which is not at all inferior in its technical characteristics
[00:45:31] to American analogues, and here we see yet
[00:45:35] another factor that we should not disregard, if
[00:45:38] China intends to spend 7% on
[00:45:41] scientific research corporate developments regulated by the state and
[00:45:45] at the same time spend on defense only 1.7%,
[00:45:48] this indicates that China is not militarizing, here
[00:45:51] Europe, as Saiman's thesis, I want to develop it a bit here, pay attention
[00:45:55] to what is happening with Germany, Rheinmetall, Krauss-Maffei Wegmann
[00:45:59] Krupp, what are they doing, they are buying up production facilities in
[00:46:02] Spain, hiring workers from the automotive industry, meaning,
[00:46:05] the ruined one, where, to Rheinmetall to produce shells,
[00:46:09] one shell.
[00:47:22] Russia is a state that is recovering after
[00:47:26] its defeat, it is strategically beneficial for us to
[00:47:29] cooperate with China, although, of course, frankly
[00:47:33] speaking, we are very different, very
[00:47:36] different, perhaps mentally Europe and the Western world are closer to us, but
[00:47:40] however, we see that they are not particularly happy to see us there and
[00:47:43] China is our
[00:48:05] Simon, what do we see? I see, in principle, it
[00:48:09] is very close to reality, this world of the future, it will be
[00:48:12] completely digitized, completely digitalized, there are advantages and
[00:48:16] disadvantages in this, but in fact there is no way back, artificial intelligence, it
[00:48:20] can no longer be separated
[00:48:23] from our way of life, therefore,
[00:48:26] the Chinese, they planned, it seems to me,
[00:48:30] flawlessly for the first 100 years, for 100 years ahead, the key word is planned,
[00:48:33] Vladimir Maksimovich, it seems to me,
[00:48:36] the neural network, having depicted a hot air balloon here,
[00:48:40] hints to us at such a thing, as
[00:48:43] "I sit high, I see far", the fact is that hot air balloons have been used in reconnaissance since
[00:48:47] the First World War, so here one can leave
[00:48:50] you. Here one can
[00:48:54] assume that this balloon is used for reconnaissance purposes,
[00:48:58] this moment, secondly, the design itself, the picture of the city
[00:49:02] strongly resembles Moscow City, and at
[00:49:05] the same time there are borrowed elements related to, in principle, reverse
[00:49:09] engineering, which is normal for China, they can
[00:49:12] take all the best in the world, then quickly process it and
[00:49:15] register it as their own, this is called benchmarking, that is,
[00:49:19] using a benchmark to create something of your own.