This is CBS I on the World. Here's John Bachelor.

Gordon Chang, at Gordon G. Chang, my colleague and co-host, we turn immediately to the headlines

from Eurasia.

First, the G7 condemns China for supplying war fighting materials to Russia for the invasion of Ukraine.

Condems China.

G7.

Then we move to Pyongyang.

That number Putin arrives for a state visit with the Kim family, thanking them for supplying the arsenal for Ukraine and also talking about cooperation and other matters of treaty arrangements in these next months and years. And then we have the

ramming incident in the South China Sea by what we're told is a Coast Guard

vessel for the People's Liberation Army Navy, Coast Guard,

though it's built like a warship.

We welcome Jonathan Ward, the author most recently of decisive Decade and we're in it about the contest with China

Jonathan these incidents all come together to say that Moscow and Beijing are in no fashion intimidated by the

tariffs that have been visited upon China by the sanctions that have visited upon Russia, nor are they

anxious at all about their failing economy in China and the broken defense-only industry in Russia. Do we regard our enemies as

empowered to ignore the tools we've been using? How do you see the fact that

they're shrugging off sanctions and tariffs?

Good evening to you, Jonathan.

Good evening, John.

Good evening, Gordon. Well, I would say that they are emboldened, but it is not because of the economic actions

the U.S. is taking. It's really that they have for, you know, I'd say for at least 10 years already

prepared for this moment, which is to take on the United States and our allies worldwide.

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