Zhu Rongji News, Pictures & Buzz

In Beidaihe, a Chinese Communist beach party bummer  Sydney Morning Herald

US, China new Cold War long in the making  Asia Times

China's Retrograde Rural Land Policies  Council on Foreign Relations

Inside China | Will Beidaihe conclave see tables turning on Xi Jinping?  Moneycontrol.com

Made in Hollywood, Censored by Beijing  PEN America

No clear end to China-Canada relations slide which began with arrest of Huawei's Meng Wanzhou  Yahoo Finance

Adam Tooze · Whose century? After the Shock · LRB 30 July 2020  London Review of Books

China paints Pompeo as foe but courts American 'friends'  Nikkei Asian Review

Will Covid-19 tame China's wildlife trade?  Financial Times

Superintendent Dan reflects on eventful career  The Kerryman

U.S. policies pushing China toward anti-American nationalism  messenger-inquirer

Jiang Zemin and the 'Giant Egg'  Nikkei Asian Review

U.S. policies are pushing our friends in China toward anti-American nationalism  The Washington Post

A harbour for Hong Kong in the storm  The Straits Times

Voice of China's reformists becomes mouthpiece of 'Xiism'  Nikkei Asian Review

China`s President Xi Jinping dreads Beidaihe summit, here`s why!  WION

Will China's secretive conclave be held this summer?  Nikkei Asian Review

China's Xi Jinping Could Be Grilled At 'Beidaihe Summit' Over Tensions With India, US  EurAsian Times

The sum and substance of the EU’s China dilemma  The Hindu

The US-China Rivalry Is About Capitalist Competition  Jacobin magazine

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I'm looking for any records/documentation that will show some people are from the Ming royal family. If you have credible sourcing on the matter please provide. Providing assessments by history professors are also welcome. Please no sarcastic statements, serious answers only.

We all know about Nazi Germany and Mussolini's Italy, and some of us also know of imperial Japan as being fascist. Now, China can hardly be considered to be communist any more, especially since Zhu Rongji opened its stock market in 1990. However, I came across the argument in a class on Chinese government that China is becoming a fascist state. This view is advocated by liberal Chinese dissidents. I was initially skeptical of this argument, but in light of some videos that I have seen of extreme Chinese nationalism, which included a group of Chinese real estate agents dressed in Chinese Revolution-era costume putting on a pro-communist pro-nationalist performance, it struck me that it was not unlike nationalist demonstrations in Nazi Germany or other prominent examples of fascism. Additionally, China is authoritarian, which is an essential part of the definition of a fascist state. So, in my search for whether China qualifies as a fascist state, I must ask the question: what is a fascist state?

We are bankrupt. I challenge you to prove that we are not. Just saying that we aren't doesn't change the fact that the President still wants cuts of 4 trillion in 10 years and the Debt Ceiling will go up 5.5 trillion in less than 5 years. that's 9 trillion more in debt. How do you suppose the USA will pay this off when the rest of corporate America goes overseas to lower taxes. They get taxed in the USA at both the Federal and State level.

I have a great solution to the worlds problems. We put lots of funding into space travel and we find aliens. then we sell all the people who are a burden on society like the homeless and welfare recipients to the aliens for slaves. that means there are less homeless people and less people to take up resources, and the economy is richer. and then they can use this money for research into cancer and global warming so the people who do try hard in life and do put effort in are rewarded by living longer lives, and if your lazy then you get sent to the aliens to work as a slave. great idea right???