Hello and a very good morning to you.
We're live in London and you're with Monocle on Sunday with me, Emma Nelson.
Coming up, my guests will share their views on the week's biggest stories.
Isabel Hilton and Terry Stiasney are in the studio, very well prepped.
Isabelle, what have you spotted?
Good morning.
Good morning.
Well, just for a moment, brushing aside the blizzard of Trump news in Beijing, they've been carrying out the biggest political meeting of the year.
Every year at this time there's a meeting called Yanghui, the two meetings, so it's the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Consultative Conference.
But what's important about these is it sets the parameters for the year.
You get a real sort of insight into political thinking.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi set to Trump.
If you want war, fine.
Thank you for that, Isabel.
We'll be checking in with our correspondent Petri Butsoff.
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