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China vows no 'policy cliff' in 2021 Xinhua | Updated: 2021-01-19 17:04 High-rise buildings and skyscrapers dominate the skyline on both sides of the Huangpu River in Shanghai. [Photo by Gao Erqiang/China Daily] BEIJING - China will not see a "policy cliff" in 2021 as the country aims to keep its macro policies consistent, stable and sustainable to support steady economic recovery, an official said Tuesday. "China's macro policies will be in line with the needs of sustaining stable and sound economic development, and there will be no abrupt turnarounds," Yan Pengcheng,...

At the airport picked up by canadian authorities at the behes t behest of the u.s. government. several senior advisers to the president say trade talks continue separate from this. >> this arrest was months in the making. this was an executive who wasn't going to be in the united states so they waited forren vancouver. there's an extradition agreement. it may take months before she even make it to the u.s. if she does at all. the arrest was about iran sanctions and the claim is that this company was violating those sanctions. but underlying it all is this larger sense of concern about china, a...

About the no votes in the senate. there were 18 and not one by any of the 20 women in the senate. now to what do you ascribe that? >> well, i believe that the 20 women of the senate, regardless of what is our political party, some of us are democrats, some of us are pretty liberal, some are fiscal conservatives, some got elected out of the roots of the tea party. but what all 20 of us want is a forward-looking agenda. and this is why i think the women really represent the middle road and speaking for the middle class. you know, while the guys huff and puff and pound their chest about macro pol...

And this japan deal right now, with him being in japan, this is a crucial moment for this deal. japan's the biggest player, and he needs to get them onboard on autos and on agriculture. if he doesn't, it's possible the entire deal falls apart. he's already facing a lot of pressure at home, especially from democrats. this thing is very rocky at the moment. >> alex, while the president's over in japan, treasury secretary jan liu has written a short profile of shinzo abe for the time 100. he has very high praise for abe's economic policies saying they've been designed to defeat inflation, incite ...