#China

Charles Bethea

charlesbethea

A few notes from my long strange Wood call this evening. To start, he was holed up in his bedroom watching OAN. I could hear a segment on human trafficking

Benedict Rogers 羅傑斯

benedictrogers

THREAD: In the past - a decade or two ago - I could see the case for "constructive engagement" with #China Of course #CCP has always been repressive, but a

2022 Olympian Balding 大老板

BaldingsWorld

Excellent question. China has studied the USSR failings deeply. One of the lessons they learned was how the USSR interacted with the west. The Cold War in someways was an

Benjamin Zala

DrBeeZee

Another report on how to better compete with China from a D.C. think tank. I wonder how all those great powers managed to compete with each other in centuries past

Simon Rabinovitch

S_Rabinovitch

Ok, I'll bite.On the whole, China's economic performance in 2020 was, I'd argue, actually quite good. Not to dismiss its many problems (debt, inequality, statism, etc), but in the midst

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/5An important point over which Chen Yulu is right to worry. The US-China trade relationship is a kind of machine that converts US consumption into Chinese savings, which in turn

Null_Nomenclature

null_convention

I feel like western leftists NEED Stalin to be a monster and NEED China to be committing genocide because otherwise they'd have to reconsider their ideological commitments against socialism. Somehow

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

Yes, blame China. But don’t forget the role that @WHO and @DrTedros played in all this. Quick They spent months - MONTHS - praising China for their “cooperation and

Daniel Denvir

DanielDenvir

People typically point to trade, tech, human rights, or the South China Sea to explain the rapid bipartisan realignment behind civilizational conflict with China. But it also reflects the political

鍾翔宇 Xiangyu

notXiangyu

1. Shrink the words "Republic of China" and increase the font size of "Taiwan" to own the mainland (note how in both the new or old designs, Taiwan is only

National Association of Scholars

NASorg

As part of an active investigation, NAS is tracking China’s illegal ties to American higher education and government research institutions. This week, we published more important findings.https://buff.ly/3ojTS5i Academic institution

Gavin Maguire

GavinJMaguire

Iron ore prices in China surged beyond the 1,000 yuan/tonne level for the first time today. Here's some charts on why: (with @Magiclunatic_ ) One factor is a cyclone that

Jordan Schachtel

JordanSchachtel

China has been fully open without a vaccine for months. They have no issues whatsoever with "public health" problems. If this confuses you, it's time to start the journey to

adam wolfe

adamkwolfe

There’s something strange going on in China’s fiscal accounts. Net bond issuance has run well ahead of the deficit. It seems that policymakers changed their minds in July about the

ICE must be destroyed 🏴

Itmechr3

So this interview's really interesting in retrospect, I think Graeber got Trump's relation to empire completely wrong because he ignored the implications of his own most important point, which is

Esfandyar Batmanghelidj

yarbatman

1. Will the expiration of the UN arms embargo see Iran get lots of advanced weaponry from China?Probably not. China has had the ability to sell advanced systems both before

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