China will bring two messages to Alaska meeting Tom Rogan
Win-win cooperation and red lines.
Those will be China s top line messages in Anchorage, Alaska, next Thursday, when its foreign policy chief Yang Jiechi and foreign minister Wang Yi will meet Secretary of State Antony Blinken and national security adviser Jake Sullivan. Why this meeting?
Beijing has been disappointed by the Biden administration s relative sustaining of the Trump administration s China strategy. Yang, the architect of Xi Jinping s American strategy, had believed that the Biden administration would return to a version of the Obama administration s policy that is to say, a U.S. policy of welcoming increased Chinese investment in return for Washington s appeasement on most other issues. Instead, the U.S. Navy has maintained its presence in the South China Sea. Biden has retained tariffs and restrictions on Chinese exports and the country s technology companies/intelligence outfits. U.S. off
Published: 08 February 2021
WILLEMSTAD: - From 1 – 5 February 2021, Special Agents of the U.S. Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) and U.S. Department of the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations (OSI) from the U.S. Consulate General hosted a subject matter expert exchange on Protective Service Operations with law enforcement and security service services from Curaçao at Fort Amsterdam.
The seminar focused on exchanging best practices for safely protecting high-profile government officials from threats to their personal security. The seminar is part of an ongoing initiative to increase law enforcement cooperation between the United States and the six islands of the Dutch Caribbean.
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He did it to his selfie! Retired FDNY firefighter, 53, hands himself in for storming Capitol building after he posted pictures from the Rotunda and boasted about being tip of the spear
Retired New York firefighter Thomas Fee, 53, of Long Island, surrendered to authorities on Tuesday for his role in storming the US Capitol on January 6
Prosecutors say he texted a selfie of himself to his girlfriend s sibling from the Capitol rotunda and boasted he was part of the tip of the spear to storm in
He face charges in Washington of disorderly conduct and entering a restricted building without permission