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now there had been hope the trade truce between the US and China would usher in

somewhat of a thaw in tensions between the world's two superpowers however

these hopes already look under threat with the arrest of a top Chinese telecom

executive and reports the u.s. is getting ready to file criminal charges

against a group of Chinese hackers Eason Jay reports in what is likely to be

another setback in their temporary truce u.s. federal prosecutors are expected to

file criminal charges against hackers linked to the Chinese government the

hackers allegedly engaged in a scheme to break into US technology service

providers in order to compromise the network of their clients US officials

say the hacking campaign was one of the most audacious and damaging acts by the

Chinese to date and was made to steal intellectual property the hackers

allegedly gained access to a number of American companies and government

agencies that rely on service providers the latest charges are likely to further

worsen the relations between Washington and Beijing which already took a hit

following the arrest of a top executive of Chinese telecommunications giants

away in Canada China summoned the US ambassador on Sunday to protest the

arrest of mangwon Zhu Paul waste chief financial officer and demanded the u.s.

drop its extradition request a statement released by Beijing's foreign ministry

said China's Vice foreign minister lay you Cheng rcus to take immediate

measures to correct wrong practices and revoke the arrest warrant against the

Chinese citizen Ming's arrest has prompted some Chinese to demand a

boycott of American products while others have expressed anxiety over their

investments in the u.s. Eason J Arirang news

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U.S. readies charges against Chinese hackers... U.S.-China relations in doubt again - Duration: 1:53.

now there had been hope the trade truce between the United States and China

would usher in somewhat of a thaw in tensions between the world's two

superpowers however those hopes already look under threat with the arrest of a

top Chinese telecom executive and reports the u.s. is getting ready to

file criminal charges against a group of Chinese hackers Eastern je has the

details in what is likely to be another setback in their temporary truce u.s.

federal prosecutors are expected to file criminal charges against hackers linked

to the Chinese government the hackers allegedly engaged in a scheme to break

into u.s. technology service providers in order to compromise the network of

their clients US officials say the hacking campaign was one of the most

audacious and damaging acts by the Chinese to date and was made to steal

intellectual property the hackers allegedly gained access to a number of

American companies and government agencies that rely on service providers

the latest charges are likely to further worsen the relations between Washington

and Beijing which already took a hit following the arrest of a top executive

of Chinese telecommunications giant hallway in Canada China summoned the US

ambassador on Sunday to protest the arrest of mangwon Zhu Paul waste chief

financial officer and demanded the u.s. drop its extradition request a statement

released by Beijing's foreign ministry said China's Vice foreign Minister Letta

Qiang rcus to take immediate measures to correct wrong practices and revoke the

arrest warrant against the Chinese citizen Ming's arrest has prompted some

Chinese to demand a boycott of American products while others have expressed

anxiety over their investments in the US isn't a Arirang news

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Historic: Largest Oil and Gas Reserves Ever Assessed Found in United States - Duration: 3:18.

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United States beef imports in Japan | Wikipedia audio article - Duration: 2:57.

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US Trade rep warns 90 day pause in US China trade war is a hard deadline - Duration: 0:39.

US Trade rep warns 90 day pause in US China trade war is a hard deadline

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Sunday he considers March 1 "a hard deadline" to reach a deal on trade with China, and that new tariffs will be imposed otherwise.

"As far as I am concerned it is a hard deadline. When I talk to the president of the United States he is not talking about going beyond March," Lighthizer said on the CBS show "Face the Nation," referring to President Donald Trumps recent decision to delay tariff imposition until March 1 while talks proceed.

"The way this is set up is that at the end of 90 days, these tariffs will be raised," said Lighthizer, appearing to tamp down expectations that the negotiation period could be extended.

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The U.S. Vision for a Free and Open Indo-Pacific - Duration: 4:28.

NARRATOR: The United States has a clear vision for the Indo-Pacific —

a region of nations that are sovereign, strong and prosperous.

DONALD J. TRUMP: A beautiful constellation of nations — each its own bright star, satellites to none.

NARRATOR: This is why the United States is committed to advancing an Indo-Pacific that is free and open.

Our approach to the Indo-Pacific focuses on three vital areas:

[TEXT: Economics … Governance … Security] economics, governance and security.

Trade and investment is at the forefront of our vision.

[TEXT: $1.8 trillion] The United States and the Indo-Pacific enjoyed $1.8 trillion in two-way trade last year.

U.S. investment in Indo-Pacific countries has more than doubled over the last 10 years.

[TEXT: $940 billion] The value of U.S. foreign direct investment reached $940 billion in 2017.

Attracting more and better private investment is the only sustainable solution to the Indo-Pacific's economic development needs.

State-dominated investment often carries hidden costs that hurt local economies and scare away smart money.

[TEXT: $26 trillion … 2030] Regional countries need $26 trillion in infrastructure investment by 2030.

The United States wants to work with partners, and with vital regional institutions like ASEAN,

[TEXT: $70 trillion] to help local economies attract more of the $70 trillion in private capital ready on the sidelines for opportunities to materialize.

[TEXT: Infrastructure … Energy … Digital Economy] To drive investment, we are launching new initiatives in infrastructure, energy and digital economy.

These will draw on all U.S. economic tools, development finance, technical assistance, capacity building, and more.

To spur U.S. collaboration with Indo-Pacific partners,

[TEXT: $60 billion] the United States also recently passed the BUILD Act, doubling our development finance capacity to $60 billion.

This will fuel enormous opportunities for growth in the Indo-Pacific.

[TEXT: Vivian Balakrishnan, Singapore Minister for Foreign Affairs] You see the impact the United States had in Asia.

The visionary and architect of this age of globalization, of free trade and economic integration, was the United States of America.

NARRATOR: The best opportunities, of course, are rooted in honest and transparent policies and practices.

That's what American companies have brought to the region for decades.

[TEXT: Mike Pompeo, U.S. Secretary of State] POMPEO: With American companies, citizens around the world know that what you see is what you get:

honest contracts, honest terms and no need for off-the-books mischief.

NARRATOR: The United States is partnering with Indo-Pacific governments to promote responsive governments, empowered citizens and strong regional institutions across the Indo-Pacific.

Underpinning it all is security, a regional order where the sovereignty of all Indo-Pacific nations — large and small — is respected,

and open sea lanes and airspace facilitate growth and prosperity.

[TEXT: Mike Pence, Vice President of the United States] The United States seeks an open Indo-Pacific, where commerce and culture flow freely,

where the seas and skies are accessible to all with peaceful aims, and where we embrace a future of endless possibility for all who call this region home.

NARRATOR: The United States is expanding security cooperation across the region.

In 2017, we provided over half a billion dollars of security assistance for the region,

which will strengthen information sharing and maritime security from the Pacific Islands to the Bay of Bengal.

POMPEO: The great theme of our engagement is this: Where America goes, we seek partnership, not domination.

NARRATOR: The United States supports the sovereignty and autonomy of all Indo-Pacific nations,

and we will oppose political and economic coercion and manipulation.

This is our vision, our chosen path.

A free and open Indo-Pacific is in the interest of all nations,

and the United States will work with any nation to make it a reality.

[TEXT: Produced by the U.S. Department of State, Select Imagery © AP Images, Dell, Amazon, Ford Motor Company, Hilton Hotels & Resorts]