China gets an (un)surprising boost from useful idiots in the West, celebrating tariffs of 30%
Who knew that tariffs of 30% would be considered a victory for Beijing?
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SubscribeWho knew that tariffs of 30% would be considered a victory for Beijing?
He was given a valuable win that might make his critics pause and think: "OK, maybe he's not wrong after all."
Their current behaviour may set the tone for future interactions.
This one time Xi cannot make an offer others can't refuse.
Stock markets rally in response, wiping out most of the losses of the past days, leaving everyone in a daze.
The spectacle has only just started. We don't know yet how it's going to end, but dismissing it as unhinged or completely baseless is a show of ignorance far greater than Trump is accused of.
Tariffs are just another form of taxation. And like all taxes they will be judged on how they accomplish their goals - not all of which are economic.
There's one common theme in all of Trump's decisions since he took office a month ago - revenge against all those he believes wronged him
America's pace, not direction, may change depending on who wins today.
Every crisis is an opportunity in disguise.
President Donald Trump is not the one to beat around the bush so, when the spokesman of the Chinese foreign ministry (no less) started peddling a conspiracy theory that US Army could have brought the virus to Wuhan during the war games last year, he was quick to respond, labeling
Few topics are as delicate as the subject of how much politicians should be compensated for their services. It appears that vast majority of people all over the world reject the notion that their political leaders are underpaid. Converse is often true - many think that the political class is