China has built the world s largest navy. Now what s Beijing going to do with it? CNN 3/6/2021 Analysis by Brad Lendon, CNN © ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images A Type 052D destroyer of China s People s Liberation Army Navy provides an escort ahead of the Liaoning aircraft carrier into the Lamma Channel as it arrives in Hong Kong territorial waters on July 7, 2017.
In 2018, Chinese President Xi Jinping donned military fatigues and boarded a People s Liberation Army Navy destroyer in the South China Sea.
Spread out before him that April day was the largest flotilla Communist-ruled China had ever put to sea at one time, 48 ships, dozens of fighter jets, more than 10,000 military personnel.
ANALYSIS: China has built the world s largest navy Now what s Beijing going to do with it?
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The Department of Transportation’s Inspector General just released a report citing Trump’s Secretary of Transportation, Elaine Chao for misusing government resources to advance her family’s business concerns.
Chao, of course, wasn’t just a member of Trump’s cabinet. She’s also the wife of GOP Senate Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell.
Among a number of other troubling improprieties, the report cites Chao for:
Using her staff “to contact the Department of Homeland Security about the status of a work permit application[…] for a foreign student who was a recipient of Chao family philanthropy.”
New dates announced! cippe2021 will be held on 8-10 June in Beijing 3rd March 2021
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Beijing (Antara/Business Wire)- The 21st China International Petroleum and Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition (cippe2021), is rescheduled on 8-10 June, 2021 at New China International Exhibition Center, Beijing. As the world’s leading event for oil & gas and energy equipment, cippe2021 will be the world s first ultra-large-scale oil and gas exhibition to be held offline in the post-pandemic era.
Rescheduled Dates to Ensure Effectiveness of cippe2021
After communicating with the government, cippe2021, originally scheduled from 30 March to 1 April, has been postponed to 8-10 June, 2021 to ensure the health and safety of all attendees, and thus ensure the effectiveness of the exhibition.