He Lifeng believed a “freeze” had been agreed upon after Madrid. A headsup on 50% rule was given. But Xi decided to hit back—hit back harder. Now Trump is incensed&the Chinese realize they have overshot. W/⁦Gavin Bade⁩ ⁦⁦⁦Brian Schwartz⁩ wsj.com/politics/polic…

Recent PRC Ministry of Commerce public remarks are a must-read. Beijing seems a little rattled by the global response but is resolved to keep the regime. Three points. 1⃣ They're worried about the global reaction to their moves. So they stressed (twice) verbatim that these

CTV Question Period “Win-win cooperation” is one of the pillar propaganda themes of the Chinese Communist Party worldwide. I note that the PRC ambassador has returned to your program within a remarkably short period of time since his last interview here. Listening to the softball questions (way

Yeah, hurry up and sell China more rope for the CCP to hang us with, our workers love being held hostage. “Never learn, Western capitalists!” #ChinaCanada #CCP #canola #EV #TradeWar

Canada needs more of this

China has: - spied on Parliament - attacked dissidents- - threatened Hongkongers - stolen technology - collapsed businesses But somehow they claim the UK has shown “disregard for contractual spirit, acting in bad faith and without integrity”. And they end it with a threat: The

Beijing lecturing London about “the spirit of contract” is almost comedic. The same CCP government tore up its own 1984 treaty with the UK over Hong Kong and called it a “historical document” — even though it was meant to last 50 years. This is the most deliberately disingenuous

Jensen Huang: “We (Nvidia) are 100% out of China. We went from 95% market share to 0%. I can’t imagine any policymaker thinking that’s a good idea.” Many Americans, from business leaders to the general public, either don’t understand or don’t want to admit that, regardless of

Excellent op-ed — every single word. Cda must reindustrialize and focus on critical minerals to offset the power and influence of China. Frankly, we also need to pick a lane. While Trump is erratic, we should not pivot to our even more erratic trading partner, China.

US–China Are Divorcing. The Settlement Will Reshape Global Business. People get too caught up in the daily drama of the U.S.–China relationship — the tariffs, the summits, the “breakthroughs” that never last. The decoupling isn’t theoretical anymore — it’s operational. Supply