Turkish President Erdogan: Has captured the wife of Baghdadi
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced on November 6 that he had successfully captured the wife of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the late
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Todd Bishop 
Britain dissolves Congress today, Johnson promises that the Conservative Party will win the election at the end of January
The British Parliament will soon be dissolved on November 6th, entering a five-week campaign and holding a general election on December 12. Prime
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
The United States launches “Blue Point Network” to counter China’s “One Belt, One Road”
When US Commerce Secretary Ross attended the ASEAN Summit on November 5, he said that Washington would launch the “Blue Dot Network”
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Trump advocates signing an agreement in the US: No reason for not signing
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on November 3 that he was optimistic that the US and China signed the “first phase”
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
RCEP has made summative negotiations. Thailand is expected to sign an agreement in February 2020.
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) is one of the important topics of this year at the ASEAN Summit in Bangkok,
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Thailand’s Bangkok ASEAN Summit unveiled the regional free trade agreement
The 35th ASEAN Summit and related summits were held in Bangkok, Thailand from October 31st to November 4th. The South China Sea
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
RCEP Free Trade Agreement Enters Countdown Time India’s Last Extortion in China at ASEAN Summit
As of November 2, Bangkok time, the process of negotiations on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) is still attracting high
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
The Internet is full of “accusation culture” Obama calls on young people not to be taken away
“This is not activism, it will not bring about change.” (That’s not activism. That’s not bringing about change.) Obama in Chicago and
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Todd Bishop
WTO’s first ruling that China can seek to resolve disputes and approve the taxation of US$3.6 billion on US goods.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled on November 1 that China could seek approval from the Dispute Settlement Body to implement compensatory
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Criticizing Pompeo is not enough, there are still unfinished things in China
In the United States, the formulation of China’s policy involves the cooperation of academic circles, various committees of the Congress, and various
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