Conrad Black

1 week ago | newenglishreview.org | Conrad Black

By Conrad BlackThe abbreviated but sufficient summary of President Trump’s recent trade initiatives is that he set out to address the annual trade deficit of over $1 trillion by tentatively raising American tariffs toward or in some cases above the tariffs currently imposed by all other substantial trading countries on the United States. This is largely the unexceptionable principle of reciprocity.

1 week ago | newenglishreview.org | Conrad Black

By Conrad BlackAlthough there is great reluctance to recognize it in the still thickly populated ranks of the Trump antagonists in the United States, the president’s tariff initiatives to date have painlessly produced a startling success. Approximately 90 countries are now approaching Washington to negotiate a reduction in tentative tariff increases and conciliate the United States by making concessions against what had been the status quo.

1 week ago | nysun.com | Conrad Black

The abbreviated but sufficient summary of President Trump’s recent trade initiatives is that he set out to address the annual trade deficit of over $1 trillion by tentatively raising American tariffs toward or in some cases above the tariffs currently imposed by all other substantial trading countries on the United States. This is largely the unexceptionable principle of reciprocity.

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Conrad Black

Advertisement 1The country would regret itArticle contentCanada is perilously close to the greatest electoral disaster in its history. A Liberal victory would commit the country to the deliberate pursuit of comparative poverty to reduce Canada’s minimal contribution to the fear of a rise in the world’s temperature due to carbon use. This is insane and must not happen.

2 weeks ago | brusselssignal.eu | Conrad Black

Obscured by the deafening cacophony of incomprehension about a number of the policy innovations of the Trump administration, there are some refreshing signs of progress. The movement away from authoritarian, socialistic, Davosian, woke Western self-reproach is broadening and accelerating. The worst-governed of the major Western countries were the first to move: Giorgia Meloni in Italy and Javier Milei in Argentina, and both are progressing well.