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Tyler Durden — China Threatens Apple With “Anger And Nationalist Sentiment” If It Doesn’t Share The Wealth

I was just wondering a day or two ago just how long it was going to take for China to play the Apple card.Making an offer you can't refuse.Coming to your neighborhood soon: Chinese boycott of US and US boycott of Chinese goods by patriotic consumers.Zero HedgeChina Threatens Apple With "Anger And Nationalist Sentiment" If It Doesn't Share The Wealth Tyler DurdenSee alsoWhere did that technology come from?The Political Economy of DevelopmentMariana Mazzucato on the State behind trillion...

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Eric Zuesse — Strategy of US Anti-Russia Sanctions Becomes Clearer

Cui bono? Following the money. As that Reuters list makes even clearer than before, US economic sanctions against Russia are focused against mainly the following four categories of targets in Russia: Russian competitors to America’s largest international oil companies.… Russian competitors of Lockheed Martin and other international US weapons-firms... Russian banks that lend to those firms... Russian Government officials, and billionaires, who cooperate with Russia’s elected President,...

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Chris Scott — Stakes sky high as US tries to keep China from moving up the ladder

Officials at the Office of the US Trade Representative were quoted as saying the proposal identified products which “benefit from Chinese industrial policies, including Made in China 2025.” According to research from investment bank Natixis, released Wednesday, more than two thirds of the items targeted by the tariffs are listed in the Made in China 2025 strategy, which outlines how China intends to move up the economic value chain by investing in strategic technologies. China’s plan to...

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Patrick Cockburn — It’s time we saw economic sanctions for what they really are – war crimes

The record of economic sanctions in forcing political change is dismal, but as a way of reducing a country to poverty and misery it is difficult to beat. UN sanctions were imposed against Iraq from 1990 until 2003. Supposedly, it was directed against Saddam Hussein and his regime, though it did nothing to dislodge or weaken them: on the contrary, the Baathist political elite took advantage of the scarcity of various items to enrich themselves by becoming the sole suppliers.… There is...

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