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First trade talks with China fail; Cold War the new reality

May 8, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

China's Xi is celebrating the 19th century's most harmful thinker

Failure of first round of US-China trade talks May 8th, based principally on L.C.’s weekly trade reporting. The good news is that the two sides agreed to continue talking.  The bad news is that there was no indication from the May 3rd-4th meeting that any potential landing zones, compromises, or concessions were even discussed. Before […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: China, Karl Marx, Marco Rubio, Taiwan, visas, Xi Jinping

Is the US finally going to build a capable space-based missile shield?

May 5, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Are US defense planners finally waking up to the need for a real missile defense?

May 5, 2018. Congress and the Pentagon may finally start building a space-based missile shield capable of protecting the US from a Chinese or Russian nuclear attack. The present US  system may not even be adequate to protect the US and its bases against an attack by North Korea, a minor nuclear missile power. With […]

Filed Under: Missile defense  Tagged: Angelo Codavilla, CSIS, Elon Musk, John Hyten, Starlink satellite system, Thomas Carako

US postponing tariffs by month but not for TPP leader Japan

May 1, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Wang Qishan will likely be China's chief negotiator with top level US team arriving this Thursday

Trade correspondent L.C. writes: At the very last moment Monday night, the Trump administration announced that it will be postponing for another month its threatened tariffs against the European Union, the two NAFTA partners of the US (Canada and Mexico), and three other countries (Argentina, Australia, and Brazil). But no tariff relief has been afforded […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: tariffs

President Trump’s non-Bismarckian, Kaiser Wilhelm II trade strategy

April 23, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Kaiser Wilhelm II, the German emperor from 1888 to 1918, dismissed the cautious Bismarck, who kept Germany from disastrous two-front wars

President Trump is continuing his two-front trade war – battling allies and China at the same time — despite the fact that the allies want to work together with the US within the World Trade Organization (WTO) to curb Chinese abuses. The President’s trade policy might be called a non-Bismarckian or “Kaiser Wilhelm II” approach, […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: European Union (EU), Japan, Japanese Prime Minister Abe, Mexico, Moon Jae-in, Park Geun-hye, South Korea

What to do about China as an existential threat to the US and other free nations?

April 22, 2018 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Chinese aircraft carrier Liaoning

China within a matter of years will pose an existential military threat to the United States. At 1.34 billion inhabitants, it is four times larger in population than the US with its 311 million. Once a nation industrializes, a greater population means greater wealth and power rather than just too many hungry mouths to feed. […]

Filed Under: China, Europe  Tagged: Broadcastng Board of Governors (BBG), China, Pakistan, Philippines, Tahiti, World Bank

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