Jeremy Goldkorn
Editorial Fellow at ChinaFile
Current affairs and news about the world (with lots on China), the internet, media, birds, and miscellanea. Breaking news & daily updates at other places.
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1 month ago |
sinicapodcast.com | Kaiser Kuo |Jeremy Goldkorn
A weekly discussion of current affairs in China that looks at books, ideas, new research, intellectual currents, and cultural trends that help us better understand what’s happening in China’s politics, foreign relations, economics, and society. Join each week for in-depth conversations that shed more light and bring less heat to the way we think and talk about China.
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1 month ago |
rhymingchaos.com | Jeremy Goldkorn
Richard Poplak is a South African investigative journalist, author, and filmmaker who was the guest on the second episode of Rhyming Chaos, How to loot a country: Lessons for the U.S. from South Africa.
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1 month ago |
chinafile.com | Joseph Torigian |Jeremy Goldkorn
Joseph Torigian discusses the life of Xi Jinping’s father, Xi Zhongxun, and how his legacy shapes the worldview of one of the world’s most powerful leaders today. Torigian’s new book, The Party’s Interests Come First: The Life of Xi Zhongxun, Father of Xi Jinping, examines the elder Xi’s role as a revolutionary and early leader in the Chinese Communist Party. The book, due to be published in June, is the first English-language biography of Xi Zhongxun.
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2 months ago |
thechinaweek.com | Jeremy Goldkorn
This is The China Week, a succinct roundup and analysis of what happened in the People’s Republic in the last seven days. The China Week is free for the next few weeks—please subscribe here if this was forwarded to you, or give a subscription as a gift. Other things I worked on this week: What Even Is Trump’s China Strategy? A ChinaFile Conversation with Wendy Cutler, Michael Hirson, Lizzi C. Lee, Isabel Hilton, Andrew Polk, and Arthur R.
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Mar 19, 2025 |
rhymingchaos.com | Jeremy Goldkorn
Donald Trump likes to insult Venezuela and its people. But Trump has a lot in common with Hugo Chávez, the strongman who ruled Venezuela from 1999 until his death in 2013, and is often blamed for the once-prosperous country’s turn away from democracy, and decline into poverty. In this episode of Rhyming Chaos, we discuss what the U.S. can learn from Venezuela with Parsifal D’Sola, a Venezuelan and advisor in 2019 to the country’s interim government.
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Deport Matt Walsh’s for his third world views
So the totally made up controversy about me this week is that somehow this exchange where Charlie agrees with me about third world immigration is evidence of some kind of sinister conspiracy where we are repeating talking points handed to us by some unseen nefarious force. Mind https://t.co/KT2VY3LRNO
Deport Matt Walsh, his values are un-American
America Is Full. Time To Close The Door. | Ep. 1611 https://t.co/MUM0oi5to6
RT @ChinaFile: Neil Thomas, Fellow on Chinese Politics at Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis writes on a counter-int…
