Amid U.S.-China Trade Talks, Trump Blocks Taiwanese President From Stopping in New York

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Points this week: Trump administration blocks Taiwan president From moving across the United States, Sex scandals It abounds on the Chinese internet, and beijing pays great Nuclear fusion.

Welcome to Foreign policyChina’s summary.

Points this week: Trump administration blocks Taiwan president From moving across the United States, Sex scandals It abounds on the Chinese internet, and beijing pays great Nuclear fusion.

Trump is late for any

According to the administration of US President Donald Trump, the Taiwanese President Lay Cheng T from moving across the United States on his way to and from Latin America-the first known rejection of the Taiwanese President for more than three decades.

The move comes at a time when Trump, who is said to be a person to personally, is trying to prefer Beijing before a possible visit to China.

Because Washington does not formally recognize the Taiwan government, the Taiwanese presidents cannot officially visit the United States. In 1994, Washington changed its previous ban on all visits of Taiwanese leaders to allow “transit visits”, as the Taiwanese leaders in the United States stop on their way to Latin American countries – a handful of them recognized Taiwan.

In practice, though, these are visits to the United States in everything except for the name, as the Taiwanese leaders often use them as a pressure of pressure.

Trump’s move may face the opposition of Congress. In 2018, Congress approved the Taiwan travel law, which supports high -ranking Taiwanese officials who visit the United States under “respectable” conditions. However, although Congress can still mobilize some parties when it comes to pressure on Beijing, it is unlikely that the Republicans are brave enough to speak publicly against Trump’s decision.

This last step is a slap in the face of many Chinese hawks who supported Trump, and continuing their direction of insulting themselves in order to satisfy the president who swings in China among foreigners from foreigners’ phobia and praise for tyranny.

A good example of this is US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who was a strong supporter of human rights in China as Sunator. However, since he took office, he supported the efforts to promote democracy in China and launched many Chinese Foreign Ministry experts.

The most prominent China Hook on the side of the strategy is Elbridge Colby, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Defense for Policy. Once he is considered a member of the Foreign Foreign Policy Corporation, the loyal tramp expert said he wanted to reorganize the American strategic assets towards Asia to help face China.

However, the Taiwanese writer Brian Huei pointed out, Kulby has repeatedly made hostile statements about Taiwan and it seems that she imagines that the island is just an American chess piece.

It takes a certain amount of dual thinking to reconcile the desire of Colby and other falcons in the Asia and Practical Pacific strategy, as the United States relies heavily on long -term alliances, with Trump’s aggressive position towards these allies.

The American submarine with Australia and the United Kingdom is subjected to threat, for example, mainly because it was agreed upon during the era of former US President Joe Biden. (I heard that defense experts suggest that the plan is to tear the deal and then sign the same deal with the name Trump, in order to preserve the president of the star happy.)

Meanwhile, American trade relations with China remain fraught with risk, with a tariff at the highest levels in history, although the two sides are back away from deciphering complete blade. The Lai decision also appears, Beijing has this feature.

Trump appears to be now desperate to reach large commercial deals – not at least because he hopes to pay attention to the ongoing scandal about his participation with the disgraceful financier Jeffrey Epstein.

With China, however, accessing such a deal will not be fast or easy.

What we are following

Sex, lies, and kung fu. There was an unusually rich crop of Chinese internet scandals recently. Just a broken is the news that the famous Chair of the Shaole Temple, a Buddhist monastery in Hanan County, was destroyed by corruption and maintaining “inappropriate relationships” with many women. The Buddhist monasteries were the subject of sexual scandals for several centuries, as the anti -Wozong emperor and Wozong presented a reason for his collective closure of monasteries at 845 AD.

Meanwhile, the Maskpark scandal revealed a huge network online from Chinese men who changed the photos taken or shared without the consent of the woman, often by using hole cameras. Al -Mutlasa is a common problem in China, especially in poor areas where women are still dependent on public bathroom facilities. Chinese feminists have attracted comparisons with the case of the similar chamber in South Korea.

This has long followed the scandal of Sister Hong, which included a 38 -year -old individual with the Giao title. While providing a woman online, hundreds of men attracted sex and sold illegal online confrontations. It is not clear how many of the parties concerned deceived Jiao, but men were largely the recipient of general sympathy.

Thai conflict. China has occupied a back seat in the mediation of the violent border clash between Cambodia and Thailand, two states with strong relations with it. It ended in the United States and Malaysia to play a more important role in ending the fighting, with a temporary ceasefire at the present time.

Regarding Cambodia, the main concern of China in recent years has been the fraud centers targeting Chinese citizens for both kidnapping and fraud. At least it seems that at least the Thai air raid targeted a fraud center – probably with the implicit support from Beijing, which previously supported aggressive measures against the criminal gangs that control the industry.

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Technology and business

Payment of fusion. China pays greatly on the power of the merger-the Holy Holy Cass for nuclear energy-with a new investment of $ 1.6 billion from state-owned institutions. This comes after the smaller and funded projects from the private sector (including some individual capital sources, such as the MIHOYO giant) achieved initial successes in recent years.

China’s large fusion investments fueled a feverish race for technology with the United States. In fact, achieving the sustainable integration force will be a giant boom in clean and cheap energy, and although the winner of this race will be presented immediately, it is unlikely that success will remain confined to one country for a very long time.

It should be noted that the force of the merger was just around the corner for more than half a century now – the penetration can come tomorrow, or it can remain decades away.

Video game suit. The Chinese video game industry has grown significantly in the past decade, and China is now the world’s largest video game market. But despite successes like Black Legend: Wonding and Genshin EffectChinese companies are often accused of not creativity and western or Japanese games.

A new lawsuit by Japanese Game Sony against the leader of Chinese industry, Tennsant, games will likely add to this. Sony said that Tennsant, after refusing to license Sony’s success series Horizon Zero DawnProducing the game rupture, Motiram LightWith a similar red hero, fighting and taming automatic monsters in the post -terrible world.

You can judge the legitimacy of the claim yourself: This is a picture HorizonAnd here is one of Dot. The Chinese fans have already called the “Horizon Zero Overicality” game.