Washington Post (November 18)
“Donald Trump’s return has delivered a jolt of shock therapy to Europeans already grappling with anemic economies, impotent leaders and rising populism. The urgent question is whether Trump 2.0 galvanizes Europe and impels reforms or hastens the continent’s decline.”
Tags: Anemic, Economies, Europe, Grappling, Impotent, Leaders, Populism, Reforms, Shock therapy, Trump 2.0, Urgent
South China Morning Post (October 20)
“China faces an urgent need to devise a counterplan in the face of sweeping new tech controls imposed by the United States, as the implications of its unprecedented moves are seen extending far beyond China’s semiconductor industry and into advanced sectors that Beijing deems critically important drivers of future economic growth.”
Tags: Advanced sectors, China, Counterplan, Future economic growth, Implications, Semiconductor industry, Sweeping, Tech controls, U.S., Unprecedented, Urgent
New York Times (September 28)
“Strict enforcement should start with the president, to show that no American is above the law.” In 2010, Donald Trump “claimed a tax refund of $72.9 million,” which sparked an ongoing investigation. “The government must move urgently to resolve this question…. Americans deserve to know that the president has paid his taxes, too.”
Tags: Enforcement, Government, Investigation, Law, Strict, Tax refund, Trump, U.S., Urgent
