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If your opening is to say China is not sincere about the nuclear site visit proposals it's making, then let's be very clear: you have no interest in engaging Beijing. The right approach is to acknowledge their offer and work out if and how it can be done.
“Xi is likely to be more impatient about resolving the Taiwan issue in his fourth term; by the end of it, he will be nearly 80,” writes @jonczin. “Although he may now feel that time is on his side, he is less likely to feel that way then.”
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1/ One last thought on this piece before looking forward to the period ahead. Regardless of the intent, it's hard to overstate how ill-considered it was for a member of the White House team to pass along these details. Here's why (short 🧵):
Fox interviews a guy who claims he went to heaven for 18 days.
He can report that Jesus is not only male but about 5’11 or 6 feet tall and really masculine. “Talk about testosterone. Like a mustang.”
It’s over for the Talarico campaign.
Fox interviews a guy who claims he went to heaven for 18 days.
He can report that Jesus is not only male but about 5’11 or 6 feet tall and really masculine. “Talk about testosterone. Like a mustang.”
It’s over for the Talarico campaign.
Chinese equipment makers have an edge over US counterparts, which have been criticised for long lead times amid supply chain shortages. So despite rising hostility from Trump administration and a bipartisan group of U.S. senators to the Chinese suppliers, data center builders like Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle can’t avoid them.
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