Epstein Secrets

a, Term Limits Robert Lawrence Kuhn — Minxin Pel March 5, 2018 HOST: When it comes to trade, one country more than any other has been the target of Trump’s rhetorical wrath, and that’s China. But my next guest tells me that the promised tariffs won’t bother China much, as we’ve been discussing. In any

ve expected a respite, a slower November and December. They were any- thing but. Form is substance November: The “state visit-plus” of US President Donald Trump came at a delicate moment. Amid pomp and pageantry, including a personal tour of the Palace Museum (Forbidden City), $253 billion in business deals w

ating development, alleviating poverty, reducing severe imbalances, pro- moting South-South cooperation, and revi- talizing globalization. Xi called the Belt and Road Initiative “the project of the century”. July: China celebrated the 20th anniver- sary of Hong Kong's return to the mother- land. It was a time of reflection f

assets, and sanc- tions commercial cyber theft. President Trump is wildly unpopular among American elites, especi

surprised the rest of the world when he announced the Belt and Road Initiative. As often happens in China, the idea is the resul

i’an forum, I chaired a session (on the media), which was held at pre- cisely the same time as the first debate between US presidential candi- dates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. “One hundred years from today,’ I began, “when the history of our times is written, our forum on the Belt and Road (Initiative)

rs from today,’ I began, “when the history of our times is written, our forum on the Belt and Road (Initiative) will carry more significance than the Trump-Clinton debate.” I was joking in one sense, but notin another. Why is the initia- tive so significant? From the global perspective, poverty, under-

n for China's economic concerns. President Xi has the Belt and Road Initiative, this far reaching strategy to build infrastructu

hese reasons, China would support the Myanmar government. Host: Robert, is China's support strengthened by opposition from Washington where President Trump's administration is calling for Rohingya refugees to return to safe zones? RLK: I don't think that's a big motivation for China. Far more important a

strengthened by opposition from Washington where President Trump's administration is calling for Rohingya refugees