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China’s five-year plan to focus on independence as US decoupling threat grows
Trump rules out renegotiating trade deal with China
Trump rules out renegotiating trade deal with China
The president said he does not want to speak to Chinese President Xi Jinping right now. “I have a very good relationship, but I just — right now I don’t want to speak to him,” he said.
Wahh! 😭 – Trump
[2015] China’s Global Political Shift
[2015] Look Who’s Moving in USA’s ‘Own Backyard’
Look Who’s Moving in USA’s ‘Own Backyard’
In 2008 Washington created a special Pentagon command, AFRICOM, to counter the major Chinese economic initiatives in Africa to make loans and give soft credits in return for long-term trade agreements for oil and other African raw materials. Results have been poor in terms of stopping China’s search for raw materials for its growing economy. Now China has taken a new bold step to challenge the de facto imperialist American “Monroe Doctrine” by making major initiatives into Latin America. Washington’s “own backyard.”
China and the U.S. Must Cooperate Against Coronavirus
China and the U.S. Must Cooperate Against Coronavirus
This is a time for solidarity, collaboration and mutual support.
Poverty is not socialism: China’s poverty alleviation back on track in 2020
Poverty is not socialism: China’s poverty alleviation back on track in 2020
1 APRIL, 2020 ~ STALINSMOUSTACHE
In 1980, Deng Xiaoping observed: ‘‘Poverty is not socialism, socialism means eliminating poverty’.
In 2013, Xi Jinping was visiting a poverty-stricken village – Shibadong – among the Miao minority in Hunan province and suggested that the approach to eradicating poverty was to ‘keep track of every household and individual in poverty to verify that their treatment is having the desired effect’.
The global merits of a Sino-U.S. rapprochement
Upside down or right side up? Comparing Chinese vs. Western civilizational hierarchies.
[2019] U.S. Said to Set 2025 Target for China to Fulfill Trade Pledges
Under the proposed agreement, China would commit by 2025 to buy more U.S. commodities, including soybeans and energy products, and allow 100 percent foreign ownership for U.S. companies operating in China as a binding pledge that can trigger retaliation from the U.S. if left unfulfilled, the people said on condition of anonymity because the talks are private.
Stocks in Asia were mixed in early Thursday trading after American equities edged up to a six-month high, as investors look for signs of progress. The offshore yuan held at 6.7131 per dollar.
Other non-binding promises China has offered to implement by 2029 wouldn’t be tied to potential U.S. retaliation, they said, without elaborating.
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