shanghai rating. university rankings have become extremely popular and it's not only a matter of public image in roman trays and tuition the classifications us objective to a certain extent but every issue of and the rating system raises concerns and out usually among those who did not make it to the top the originator of the shanghai university ranking dr luke believes ratings will only gain importance as the main issue is how to make it more universal and accurate. mr liu welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us and i would like to to start with a question about this ranking system your institution published another academic ranking a world university a.r.w. comely known as the shanghai ranking where there are quite a number of ranking systems in the world what was the necessity to create another one why did you decide to do it oh actually. our ranking democrat in the west there was the first global university ranking we are not currently a member while we were the first. explain to waive the purpose of the ranking was for. positioning cheney's universities amo

shanghai gold exchange is nine hundred eighteen tons this is strikingly in contrast to the gold delivery on the comix which then said only one hundred three tons year to date as the at the end of may so china is consuming every single ounce every single ton basically produced so far this year and yet also the fear. dominated markets and commentators in the west focus only on what's happening in the comix and what western investors are doing with their piddling little one. one hundred three. it's a curious thing as a during the recent sell off in gold the demand for gold in asia and around the world has skyrocketed to all time highs and so when the gold bull market resumes and you see two thousand three thousand five thousand dollars an ounce for gold most of the gold will be held by middle east and other entities and you know following on this jesse is cafe american rights that c.m.e. reports that brinks has a seventy percent decline in registered gold bullion supply and brinks is now being depleted they have gone from four hundred forty seven thousand one hundred ninety nine ounces on j

just laid out the different elements of the chinese gold market one of which is the shanghai. if each the exchange which is the second largest gold futures contracts and well that it's it's you know it's significantly smaller significantly smaller then came x. and i think. you can interest an eleven times larger than is on the shanghai ph that it's hege but having said that volumes have started dropping on. exchanges slowly taking that volume away but the back to this report we have the shanghai gold exchange the fish exchange rate set and also the role of the commercial banks and the reason we looked at all of these is because in the last more less than one hundred years china has done a basically a complete turnaround on how they're approaching gold and how people buy gold the gold price mining gold and you know in the one nine hundred thirty s. china was so the hub in asia for buying gold then there was this clampdown people weren't able to buy gold there was also an issue of buying silver the metals were supplied suiters in order to buy it and then from about nine hundred eig

speaking of readjustments danny you live in shanghai you've spent the summer and the you asked tell us about some of your observations during the trip how does the infrastructure of the general economy compare in the u.s. to what you observe in china recently from detroit area lived in china fifteen years when i come back here obviously it's a shock to me i mean many of the cities i go here are more more similar to second world conditions if you go to some of the newer areas in the u.s. they're ok but you go out to california you go to the rust belt areas many of these infrastructure their roads bridges these are. decades or if not one hundred years old you know we're really living off our infrastructure built by our parents our grandparents we've built hardly anything new to last thirty forty fifty years. so this is it's always. shocking for me to come back from china i joke with my american friends that when i go back to china i'm going back to first world conditions and they don't really get that but dan in the first half was speaking with stacy herbert and we were talking about chi

live in shanghai but you've spent the summer and the you asked tell us about some of your observations during the trip how does the infrastructure of the general economy compare in the u.s. to what you observe in thailand i didn't originally from detroit area lived in china fifteen years when i come back here obviously it's a shock to me i mean many of the cities i go here are more more similar to second world conditions if you go to some of the newer areas in the u.s. they're ok but you go to california you go to the rust belt areas many of these infrastructure their roads bridges these are. decades or if not one hundred years old you know we're really living off our infrastructure built by our parents our grandparents we built hardly anything new to last thirty forty fifty years. so this is it's always. shocking for me to come back from china i joke with my american friends that when i go back to china i'm going back to first world conditions and they don't really get that but dan in the first half i was speaking with stacy herbert and we were talking about china versus

you live in shanghai but you've spent the summer and the you asked tell us about some of your observations during the trip how does the infrastructure of the general economy compare in the u.s. to what you observe in china recently from detroit area lived in china fifteen years when i come back here obviously it's a shock to me i mean many of the cities i go here are more more similar to second world conditions if you go to some of the newer areas in the u.s. they're ok but you go out to california or you go to the rust belt areas many of these infrastructure their roads bridges these are. decades or if not one hundred years old you know we're really living off our infrastructure built by our parents our grandparents we've built hardly anything new to last thirty forty fifty years. so this is it's always. shocking for me to come back from china i joke with my american friends that when i go back to china i'm going back to first world conditions and they don't really get that but dan in the first half i was speaking with stacy herbert and we were talking about china versus the

t.v. . welcome back to the kaiser a part. time now to go to shanghai and speak on. the china money report and collins welcome back to the kaiser report. thanks max going to be bad all right dan collins' economist magazine says the u.s. china relations well defined global politics and twenty thirteen where do you think the relations are going hare well yeah i saw that piece. pretty much agree with that but i think go subplot to the piece that was really about china japan turns over two thousand and thirteen two thousand and twelve we saw massive changes here in china you know not far from where i live here earlier was a panasonic factory burned down as of thousands of chinese hit the street although not on a second dan hold on a second what he said that a panasonic factory was burnt down i don't see that the news what's going on there . oh i'm actually going to try to marry border ordered. yeah the battery was burned down here in studio a little suburb of shanghai a little so over twelve million people. there's a japanese three year the entire japanese restaurant store with all of t

back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to shanghai and speak with dan collins publisher of the china money report dan collins welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max going to be bad all right dan collins the economist magazine says the u.s. china relations well defined global politics and twenty thirteen where do you think relations are going hare well yeah so that he's. pretty much agree with that but i think subplots of the piece it was really about china japan for two thousand and thirteen two thousand and twelve we saw massive changes here in china you know not far from where i live here there was a panasonic factory burned down as of thousands of chinese history although not on a second day and hold on a second what he said that a panasonic factory was burnt down i don't see that the news what's going on there . oh max you haven't checked out of china motor report or are boarded up. yeah the battery was burned down here in studio a little suburb of shanghai here little sort of people. there's a japanese three year the entire japanese restaurant store

month amasses that the deliveries from the shanghai go to strange appear to have almost ceased at least they've ceased on the information that we're given i do delivery from move to home well the shanghai gold exchange is more of a physical futures market. than comix comix basically is all gambling without very much to livery the shanghai gold exchange on the other hand actually does clear physical and it's typically you would see every month around one hundred fifty maybe three hundred tonnes even clearing through that exchange is a two way traffic some of it was going to hong kong for re fabrication for selling in china and some of it was just being bought in china for only delivery in china that appears to have almost ceased the very very few delivery notices now that you'll see on that exchange the second thing is that the deliveries that occurring on comix one wonders where it's coming from when i was fascinated to see that the i don't know whether it's comix themselves or the regulator so that we can't indorse the the numbers in the vaults in the comix register vaults so thi

shanghai. if each the exchange which is the second largest go teach contracts and well but it's it's you know it's significantly smaller significantly smaller then came x. and i think. an interesting case is eleven times larger than it is on the shanghai it's hege but having said that volumes have started dropping on. exchanges slowly taking that volume away but the back of this report we had the shanghai gold exchange the feast exchange on set and also the role of the commercial banks and the reason we looked at all of these is because in the last more lesson one hundred years china has done a basically a complete turnaround on how they're approaching gold and how people buy gold the gold price mining gold and you know in the one nine hundred thirty s. china was so the hub in asia for buying gold then there was this clampdown people weren't able to buy gold there was also an issue with buying silver the metals were supplied judah's in order to buy it and then from about nine hundred eighty we've seen this very very very slowly taking off the sofa off the clutch and letting people get mo

that have been. representing half of the world's population the shanghai cooperation organization will be looking at how it can lend its weight to peace in syria and for that to happen it's thought that iran will have to play a major role coming out were fought on the organization summit happening today in kyrgyzstan. the director of intelligence in the u.s. has said the wide ranging leaks on the n.s.a. spying program have fueled an important debate on the tradeoff between privacy and national security but he says his worried more revelations from whistleblower edward snowden on the way and earlier are you see he spoke to renowned for kevin mitnick here in our moscow studios while he believes snowden secret leaking can be criticized his still feels the revelations were crucial for americans. i have some mixed feelings that he did cross the line when he revealed n.s.a. operations that we have against other countries because as we all know all countries spy on each other i think is a whistleblower you know i don't look at him as a true i'm actually glad that he revealed what the national

had been. and representing half of the world's population the shanghai cooperation organization will be looking at how it can lend its weight to peace in syria and for that to happen though it's thought iran will have to play a major role coming up here on a report on the organization's summit starting today in kyrgyzstan. and politicians draping themselves in red white and blue as they call in the french compact to buy local and to keep their money inside the country. for the meantime here on the director of intelligence in the united states has said the wide ranging leaks on the n.s.a. spy program have fueled an important debate on the tradeoff between privacy and national security but he says he's worried there are more revelations still to come from edward snowden. and for kevin mitnick here in our moscow studios while he believes that snowden's secret leaking can be criticized he still feels the revelations were crucial for americans. i have some mixed feelings that he did cross the line when he revealed n.s.a. operations that we have against other countries because as we all kn

news shanghai orders cars off the roads af ter pollution soars beyond indexable levels shanghai order vehicles off the road in factories to cut production after pollution reach hazardous levels as hong kong announced plans to introduce an air quality index that assesses health risks from smog so the u.s. consulate in shanghai so noted that the air pollution index surged past five hundred to quote beyond index category four this is where guys like paul krugman are homicidal maniacs because they say there's no inflation and yet the trillions of dollars of money printing go to china where the environmental standards are nonexistent and they create the smog has beyond even the index and is now causing kids under ten years old to get cancer so that's you know paul kick paul krugman is responsible for that cancer that child in china because he's the propagandist who's trying to use the new york times to convince people that there's no inflation due to this money printing but the other thing is you know george osborne the chess with a checker here was recently in china and he from china bera

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just have to get by while traveling in china i went to shanghai i felt i could live there it was the moment the project actually started a russian girl living on the floor below me was going to leave. the one day i came to see her and noticed an easel there i was looking for one of the time. so i asked her to sell it to me but she didn't want to do that but it was a friend's gift apparently. that is why i offered to swap for it instead i gave her a painting in exchange for the easel it was my first barter so good when i got the idea to organize it as an art project which is your job. i started to get letters from each. one of them was from a couple that was going to get married and want to back kind of portrayed as a wedding present for themselves. but i had already left odessa so they're asked if i could do it over skype story just because they told me they could give me all i need for my travel in return. so i asked if they could pay for the tickets from a deficit istanbul they agreed and as a result we had a skype portrait session now and waiting on the tickets. if i decided to ta