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SUBSCRIBE to EIR Daily Alert Service Nuclear War Is Not an Option—Mobilize for the May 8 Schiller Institute Conference May 6, 2021 (EIRNS)—In organizing for the Schiller Institute Conference “The Moral Collapse of the Trans-Atlantic World Cries Out for a New Paradigm,” this Saturday, May 8, organizers from the LaRouche movement internationally have increasingly found that the veil of obscurity imposed on the populations of the trans-Atlantic nations, by governments and by the whorish me...

BEIJING (Global Times): Former officials, top scholars and a dozen of young scholars from China and the US had in-depth discussions on how to get China-US relations back on track at a forum held in Beijing on April 10. China-US Young Scholars Forum, co-organised by the Global Times, the Carter Center of the US, and the Institute for Global Cooperation and Understanding with Peking University, was held online to commemorate 5th anniversary of the forum. The event was also held on the day that ma...

  Players from both sides participate in a China-US Ping-Pong friendly match during a special event in Shanghai, China, April 10, 2021. [Photo/Xinhua] Input encouraged by Jimmy Carter in stressing US, China must move ahead Former US president Jimmy Carter has called on young scholars in China and the United States to help find ways to enable the countries to stabilize relations that have come under increased strain over recent years. Carter made the comment in a letter of greeting to the F...

Nearly a year to the day after seven new leaders ascended to their posts on the Standing Committee of China’s Politburo, the Asia Society held a public conversation with The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos; Dr. Susan Shirk of the University of California, San Diego; Former Ambassador to China, J. Stapleton Roy; and Orville Schell. The discussion, which you can watch and read below in full, covered China’s leadership transition so far—its successes, shortcomings, and controversies—as well as ...

After a volatile 12 months, hopes grow for more rational US-China relations There is no simple way to sum up relations between China and the United States in 2020. It is safe to say they have been tumultuous, fraught with inflammatory rhetoric, and laden with back-and-forth sanctions. But the relationship also holds hope. The "most consequential" bilateral relationship in the world seems to have reached the bottom of the valley, from where every step to be taken may lead back to the mountain to...

we look forward to your testimony, and learning from you where the legion stands on your legislative agenda. also want to welcome the legions auxiliary. of course, my friends in florida who had a chance to visit with this morning at breakfast very briefly. but instead of me going through a complete statement i ask unanimous consent that i can enter the full statement into the record. and with that i would like to go ahead and in...

ms. klobuchar: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: i ask that the quorum call vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 118 and i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: without objection, the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination and the motion. ms. klobuchar: i ask consent that on monday, june 6 -...

>> its interesting. if you look at -- if you look at the statement that donald rumsfeld made, its quoted in the preface to my book on soft power, he followed me as a keynote speaker, and one the generals said what about soft power. he said, i dont know what it means. robert gates is secretary of defense even when he was serving the bush administration in 2007 gave a speech -- [no. audio] >> the course of the supertanker and government bureaucracies dont change quickly, and particularly...

[speaking chinese] >> it does also mean, though, that we have a level playing field when it comes to our trading partners. >> [speaking chinese] >> and so with respect to china, what president hu and myself and our delegations have discussed is how do we make sure that, in fact, our trading relationship is fair and a win-win situation opposed to a win-lose situation? >> [speaking chinese] >> some of that has to do with issues completely unrelated to currency. for example, were making p...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] well have live coverage tomorrow of the chinese president speaking to the u.s.-china business counsel. thats at 12:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. youre watching public affairs programming created by americas tv companies offered as a public service. well take your calls covering president hu jintaos day here including tonights dinner toasts, the first of a nearly week long visit to the u.s.. in about an hour and a half, the joint ...