Global conflicts, extreme weather: How secure is China's food supply?

全球冲突,极端天气:中国的粮食供应安全吗?

World Today

2026-09-22

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①Chinese FM rejects protectionism and urges China and Germany to boost cooperation, uphold free trade.(00:48) ②Ambassador Fu Cong on President Xi's state visit to the United States, and where China-US relations stand.(14:05) ③China unveils a new five-year plan for agricultural and rural development. What does it mean for China’s food security?(24:47) ④Peruvian entrepreneur: Get involved, AI is a driver not the end.(35:40) ⑤Macron, Trump discuss Ukraine-Russia energy truce, while Russia and Ukraine continue to trade attacks. Where does the conflict go from here?(44:51)
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  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges China and Germany to boost cooperation and uphold free trade.

  • Then we hear from Ambassador Futsong on President Xi Jinping's state visit to the United States and where China-U.S.

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  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says stronger cooperation between China and Germany served the interests of both sides.

  • He made remarks in a phone conversation with his German counterpart,

  • Johann Waterfall, calling for deeper and more substantive bilateral cooperation and new results.

  • Wang also urged China and the European Union to address their differences through dialogue and consultation.

  • Changes with China and a new round of intergovernmental consultations.

  • He reaffirmed Germany's commitment to the one-China policy, saying the position will not change.

  • He also said Germany supports a dialogue between the EU and China to properly address their differences

  • and is willing to play an active role.

  • So for more on this, joining us on the line is Liang Lingling,

  • a Brussels-based commentator on China-EU economic and trade relations.