Documents tagged "China"
Found 92 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031743.txt
The document discusses the increasing backlash and fear towards the Internet and its constituents, particularly in regards to government-mandated regulation and Russian influence campaigns. It also touches on worsening living conditions in Western countries due to globalization and non-material capitalism, as well as the conceptualization of the internet as a source of hope for change. The author suggests that these factors are more significant contributors to populism and nationalism than external influences like Russian meddling or lack of regulation.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031716.txt
The author argues that the US needs to reassess its foreign policy in the Middle East and make a radical shift in outreach towards the Arab world. They suggest forging alliances with new generation of leaders who aim to improve the daily lives of their people, as a means to stem poverty and despair that fosters radical Islamic terrorism. The author believes that the US should take decisive diplomatic steps while battles rage on, acknowledging the reluctance of America and its Western allies to launch a military offensive.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031121.txt
The J.P. Morgan View report from January 11, 2013 discusses asset allocation trends and economic forecasts for various regions, including East Asia and the US/Europe. The report advises investors to focus on East Asian equities, particularly Japan and EM Asia, due to signs of an economic rebound in the region. They also recommend going long duration in US fixed income markets and staying short JPY among other currency recommendations.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030970.txt
The document discusses the potential firing of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell by President Trump, with the sender expressing disapproval and questioning whether Powell understood the markets in the past. The sender also mentions the importance of getting rid of Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, suggesting that they should go before anyone else. They mention connections to China as a potential concern, and reference cyber warfare and instantaneious information around the world due to the internet.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030950.txt
The document is an email conversation between Ian Osborne and Jeffrey Epstein discussing potential job opportunities for a person named Sinofsky. They mention several people who are experts in specific areas, such as Peter for currency, Reid Hoffman for LinkedIn, Dave Morin for Path, Drew Houston for Dropbox, and others for various roles in tech companies like Alibaba or Xiaomi in China or Facebook and Palantir in the US. They also discuss challenges related to security clearance if Sinofsky wants to work with Chinese companies. The email exchanges mention upcoming meetings in Munich, St. Petersburg, Moscow, London, and San Francisco, and a suggestion to meet for drinks with Peter Thiel once Osborne arrives in San Francisco on September 14th.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030808.txt
The document discusses the US Balanced portfolio and its allocation across various asset classes such as equities, high yield, leveraged loans, structured credit, emerging market FX, core bonds, inflation, cash, private equity, real estate, and hedge funds. It highlights key factors affecting these allocations like healthy private sector profits, problems left over from the recession, interventions by world's legislatures, treasuries, central banks, and multilateral agencies. The document also compares the situation with ancient Greek gods, stating that we are getting closer to their twilight, a time when they may run out of ammunition or cause more problems. It mentions holding 10-15% less equities than usual at this point in the business cycle and positions for single-digit returns on equities.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030786.txt
The document discusses the rift between Mr. Bannon and President Trump but also notes that the president's actions against China represent a policy victory for his former aide. It is mentioned that during his final weeks in the White House, Mr. Bannon had a whiteboard with a calendar of trade actions against various countries, including China and the European Union. The author also requests that the recipient note the confidentiality of the communication and take appropriate measures to handle it securely.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030733.txt
The document discusses the political situation in the United States, with a focus on President Trump's relationship with Russia and his grip on the Republican Party (GOP). Steve Bannon, a former White House adviser, has stated that people are either with Trump or against him, as Putin-related issues may be testing the president's control over the GOP. The document also mentions an article from CNN about China's efforts to challenge US superpower status.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030408.txt
The document discusses China's business ties with Iran and how they are being defended by the Chinese foreign ministry after threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to ban companies doing business with Iran from the United States. The email exchange is between Jeffrey E., Steve Bannon, Anders Corr, and Fanell Red, where they discuss a Reuters news article on China's stance on its business relations with Iran.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030372.txt
The document discusses a news article from Reuters about China defending its business ties with Iran after President Trump threatened to bar companies doing business with Iran from the United States. The foreign ministry of China stated that their business relationships with Iran are open, transparent, and lawful. This email is part of a Google Group discussion regarding Indo-Asia-Pacific region news and was not intended to encourage spam.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029849.txt
The document discusses Donald Trump's presidential bid and his claims that the United States is being outperformed by its economic competitors such as China, Japan, and Mexico. The author argues that these claims are false and points out that the U.S. economy has been growing at a faster rate than those of other countries in recent years. They also mention that the U.S. has come out of the 2008 crisis better than most others.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029658.txt
The document is a summary of an interview with Paul Keating, who was prime minister of Australia from 1992 to 1996. In the interview, Keating discusses his views on leadership and national success. He also mentions his travels and speaking engagements since leaving office, as well as his new book. The document is a response to an email from Katherine Keating, with Jeffrey Epstein asking if she is available for the interview.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029553.txt
This document contains a series of emails between Katherine Keating and Jeffrey Epstein discussing an interview with Paul Keating. The interview covers topics such as world affairs, leadership, China's currency, and the republic. Key people mentioned in the email are Paul Keating and Katherine Keating. The conversation takes place over email and is focused on a recent interview and its implications.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029497.txt
This email discusses the potential reaction from Trump's administration and Europe if Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visits Kremlin and possibly Kim Jong Un right after. The sender also mentions a video that shows Kim Jong Un visiting China, meeting with Xi Jinping, and engaging in diplomatic discussions.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029427.txt
The People’s Republic China is trying to make Mongolia a client or puppet state by integrating it with the PRC through a “voluntary” referendum, just as Russia did with Crimea in 2014. This aligns with Mao Tse-tung's prophecy and intent once China could establish parity or surpass Soviet military and economic might. As China conducts an asymmetrical war to achieve Mongolian assimilation, the world's attention is focused on its South China Sea claims. Preserving Mongolian sovereignty demands a global awareness campaign to counter the PRC’s revisionist historical justification for claiming Mongolia and control all aspects of Mongolia's economy, resources, politics, and culture. Without a counter-campaign, Mongolia will be assimilated and Sinicized like Inner Mongolia and Manchuria in a decade.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029295.txt
The document is a series of emails discussing the "Radical Breakthroughs" project and arranging meetings with Peter Getzels in New York or via Skype. The project involves research on various topics, including trade war perspectives from Beijing. There are plans to film contributors in several locations, such as San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, New York, Santa Fe, London, and Oxford.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029293.txt
The email is about meeting up with someone named Robert Kuhn in New York. The topic of discussion is a project called Radical Breakthroughs, which involves research on various subjects and the creation of a list of top contributors per episode. There are also plans for secondary shoots at specific labs and research facilities such as McGill's Music Lab and Harvard's Sleep Lab. The email also mentions an article about the US trade war against China and provides links to it.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029176.txt
The document discusses the potential impact of US-China tariffs on trade relations between the two countries. Robert Lawrence Kuhn, a long-time advisor to China's leaders and author of "How China's Leaders Think" is interviewed by CNN regarding the issue. From China's perspective, they were happy with the status quo before the tariff imposition and blame the US for starting the trade war. They think that both sides will suffer in a trade war, and there are serious problems reflected in American experts and government policies. The US hope is to pressure China into making changes to its policy on issues such as intellectual property protection, tech transfers, and market access. China has implemented measures to open up its markets further, but it needs to be pushed more to make significant progress.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029174.txt
The document is an email from Robert Kuhn to Jeffrey E. discussing their plans for meeting and introducing Peter Getzels, the producer/director of a project called Radical Breakthroughs. The project aims to create 13 episodes featuring breakthrough research in various fields. Kuhn mentions his travel schedule and his availability in New York until August 31 before heading to China later on. He also shares links about the US-China trade war, highlighting the importance of staying informed on current events.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028960.txt
Noam Chomsky and Jeffrey E. discuss topics such as fear in the US and Europe, the Visa Waiver program, terrorism, a safe but frightened country, and media-induced fear affecting markets. They also touch on Russia and China's luxury market, borrowing rates, and other geopolitical issues.