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China Intensifies Efforts to Crush the Hong Kong Independence Movement
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China Intensifies Efforts to Crush the Hong Kong Independence Movement

Edward Leung, Hong Kong’s most prominent independence activist was sentenced to six years in prison, for having organized protests that resulted in property damage. We speak to Prof. Sean Starrs and Polaris Tang of the…

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Class Conflict Intensifies in China as it Heads into Uncertain Times
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Class Conflict Intensifies in China as it Heads into Uncertain Times

Prof. Minqi Li analyzes the impact of class conflict and the context in which it is currently taking place, with China firmly embedded in world capitalism and a growing private debt burden Visit https://therealnews.com for…

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US & Canada Violate International Law with the Arrest of Chinese Huawei Exec
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US & Canada Violate International Law with the Arrest of Chinese Huawei Exec

Col. Larry Wilkerson explains that it’s not the Chinese Huawei executive that violated law when circumventing US sanctions, but it is the US that violates them by imposing sanctions that were never agreed to on…

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China-Russia Partnership Threatens US Global Hegemony
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China-Russia Partnership Threatens US Global Hegemony

The U.S. expected China to integrate into global capitalism as a subordinate power, but recent deals with Russia show China is moving towards equality in economic and military power Subscribe to our page and support…

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Phase One of US-China Trade Deal Is Mostly Symbolic
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Phase One of US-China Trade Deal Is Mostly Symbolic

President Trump says his just-signed trade deal with China is unprecedented, but it’s mostly symbolic and has little to nothing to offer ordinary Americans, says Jocobin’s Nicole Aschoff. Director/Video Editor: Adam Coley Audio Engineer: Taylor…

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How The Coronavirus Pandemic Can Lead To Deglobalization
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How The Coronavirus Pandemic Can Lead To Deglobalization

The rapid, extensive spread of COVID-19 is partly a crisis of globalization. The pandemic gives us an opportunity to rethink our global economic system in favor of ‘deglobalization.’ Subscribe to our page and support our…

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Senators to visit China amid growing tensions
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Senators to visit China amid growing tensions

A bipartisan delegation of U.S. senators will travel to China next week. The visit comes amid a time of persistent disagreement over policies concerning Taiwan, the South China Sea and what the U.S. calls genocide…

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‘Neither Washington nor Beijing!’: The Western left grapples with “new Cold War” between US-China
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‘Neither Washington nor Beijing!’: The Western left grapples with “new Cold War” between US-China

The Trump administration’s frequent antagonism toward China ushered in what many analysts have called a “new Cold War” between the two world powers. Rather than reverse course, President Biden has committed to thrusting the US…

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Schumer meets with China’s Xi, expresses disappointment Beijing hasn’t condemned Hamas
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Schumer meets with China’s Xi, expresses disappointment Beijing hasn’t condemned Hamas

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer met with Chinese President Xi Jinping Monday, part of a visit by six senators looking to improve relations between the U.S. and China. During the meeting, Schumer addressed China’s initial…

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Putin visits Beijing amid conflicts in Ukraine, Middle East
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Putin visits Beijing amid conflicts in Ukraine, Middle East

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing Tuesday for a rare visit. Michael Swaine, director of the East Asia program at the Quincy Institute, joins CBS News to discuss what Putin and President Xi are…

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Global divisions deepen amid Israel-Hamas war
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Global divisions deepen amid Israel-Hamas war

While President Biden has affirmed U.S. support for Israel, Russia and China have called for a cease-fire. Steve Inskeep, host of NPR’s “Morning Edition,” joins CBS News to discuss what we can learn from Abraham…

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