2025-05-14
52 分钟Hello and welcome to World Today, I'm Ding Hen in Beijing.
Coming up,
China and Brazil agree to defend free trade and multilateralism as top leaders meet here in Beijing.
And we're going to talk to a Sri Lankan scholar regarding what the Belt and Road Initiative has delivered to his country.
Donald Trump plans to remove all US sanctions against Syria.
In responding to rhetoric regarding the so-called democratic supply chains,
Beijing has criticized Taiwan's Lai Qingde for appeasing the United States.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva have reaffirmed a joint commitment to building a stronger China-Brazil community with a shared future.
During their Tuesday talks here in Beijing,
President Xi Jinping called on China and Brazil to deepen the alignment of their respective development strategies and promote global south solidarity.
The Chinese leader also called for strengthening cooperation in areas like culture,
education, tourism, and media.
For his part, President Lula da Silva praised China's consistent support for Latin America.
He has also pledged to deepen strategic cooperation and jointly uphold multilateralism and global fairness.
Beijing and Brasilia elevated their bilateral ties to a China-Brazil community with a shared future last year.
So joining us now on the line is Professor Jia Daozhong,
Director of the Research Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development with Peking University.
So thank you very much for joining us today, Professor Jia.