The fragmentation of global capitalism into two competing blocs, one led by the US and the other by China, is characterized by three major trends: Rising military expenditures, increasing protectionist economic policies, and declining levels of productivity, investment, and profitability. Here are the implications for Canada:
by Barry Weisleder What does the arrest in Vancouver of a senior executive with China’s tech giant Huawei, have to do with the “rule of law”? Precious little. What does it have to do with enforcing Washington’s illegal trade embargo…
A1:The New York Times published an article recently about the radicalization of young chinese students. Do you witness the same trend ? How does it materialize for you locally ? Ji Hengge: First I should introduce the context of the…
The Coming War on China Socialist Action Presents: Rebel Film Series When: Friday, March 3, 7 p.m. Where: OISE, 252 Bloor Street West, Room 5-280 (map) 1 hour 53 minutes John Pilger’s film on the United States and China--both nuclear-armed and on…
