“What due-diligence firms do in China puts them in conflict with how China thinks about information and what information should be shared with foreigners,” he said.
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He was in conversation with Ben Rhodes, former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor.
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On this episode of the Tea Leaves Podcast, Dr. Evan S. Medeiros provided his unique insight into the state of U.S.-China relations following the Chinese surveillance balloon incident, why the incident matters, and the outlook for re-engagement. Dr. Medeiros and Rexon also explored how China’s domestic economic imperatives are shaping its foreign policy, expectations for
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He appeared in studio on BBC Newsnight, the outlet’s flagship news program.
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Han Lin said that the “public health system is struggling to keep up with demand.”
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Han Lin spoke with Keith Bradsher from Shanghai.
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Washington, DC | December 7, 2022 – The Asia Group (TAG) is pleased to announce that Kevin Bassney and Brett Fetterly have joined as vice presidents in the China practice, further enhancing the firm’s leading-edge capabilities and services in the Greater China region. Kevin and Brett collectively bring a unique blend of business-relevant expertise at the intersection of technology
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Amb. Kurt Tong said “the mindset seems to be that some foreign missions are not welcome.”
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Around the world, Beijing is investing heavily in diplomatic, security, cultural, and economic ties in a bid to increase its global influence, strengthen its ability to protect and advance its national interests, attract support in multilateral fora and international institutions, and fracture the global consensus on key issues it views as unfavorable to its geopolitical ambitions. The Pacific Islands region—defined as the vast stretch of Pacific Ocean between Asian littoral waters in the west, Guam in the north and Hawaii in the northeast, and Australia and New Zealand in the south and southwest—has been no exception.
TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong joins David Westin on Bloomberg TV’s Balance of Power to discuss China’s economic problems.
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