Mike Walter
Host, Full Frame at CGTN
News Anchor at CGTN America
News Anchor @cgtnamerica and Host @FullFramecgtn
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1 week ago |
america.cgtn.com | Mike Walter
In ancient China, bronze vessels symbolized ritual significance and political power. Centuries later, these artifacts are being rediscovered and revered as embodiments of a golden age. Originally used as containers for food and wine, archaic bronzes later inspired new creations – adapting antique shapes and decorative motifs to serve as incense burners, flower vases, and a wide range of scholar’s objects.
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4 weeks ago |
america.cgtn.com | Mike Walter
Foreign governments and carmakers are reeling after U.S. President Donald Trump announced this week a 25% tariff on all cars coming into the United States. It’s the latest move in a litany of tariffs imposed by the United States on China, Canada, Mexico and the European Union and could have major consequences for the global economy. The Trump administration’s trade policies are top of mind for government and business leaders attending the Boao Forum for Asia in southern China.
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4 weeks ago |
america.cgtn.com | Mike Walter
Hours after a ceasefire agreement was announced between Russia and Ukraine to halt military strikes in the Black Sea, Moscow said it wants Western economic sanctions lifted before agreeing to the deal. Joining the discussion: Marcus Papadopoulos is a historian, analyst, and author specializing in Russia. Sergiy Kudelia is an associate professor of political science at Baylor University. Eugene Chausovsky is a geopolitical analyst. Anton Fedyashin is a professor of history at American University.
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4 weeks ago |
america.cgtn.com | Mike Walter
The Trump administration’s tariffs, rising geopolitical tensions, and foreign aid cuts are shifting America’s role in the world. With trade disputes straining alliances and diplomatic tensions growing, are we seeing a more inward turn in U.S. policy? Joining the discussion:Jose Luis Bernal is a former Mexican Ambassador to China. He currently serves as the Coordinator of China Studies at the Mexican Council on Foreign Affairs in Mexico City. Pieter Cleppe is the Editor-in-Chief of BrusselsReport.eu.
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1 month ago |
america.cgtn.com | Mike Walter
Mark Carney was sworn in as Canada’s new prime minister on Friday. He now faces the challenge of navigating a trade war sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump, while preparing for an upcoming election. Joining the discussion: Lori Williams is an Associate Professor at the department of Economics, Justice and Policy Studies at Mount Royal University. Yves Engler is an author and activist. Ian Lee is an Associate Professor of Management, at Carleton University.
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I feel like I live in an alternate universe. The GOP used to say Climate Change is a hoax, drill baby drill & forget EV’s. Now they are the defenders of Tesla. Daddy Bush said read my lips no new taxes. Now Trump is taxing us like crazy. Next they will be stealing our granola.
Great points below. But I am also struck by the suggestion that tariffs will bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States. Has anyone been to an effective manufacturing facility in Asia? I was in a handful last year and those manufacturing jobs are mostly done by robots.
One of the reasons why tariffs have historically failed to “bring back” jobs to an already wealthy country like the United States is twofold. Let’s say you “succeed” and make it so expensive to import into your country, that you can only viably produce it domestically. 1) Who
During the Great Recession I was at the Legg Mason tennis Classic. A financial guru was next to me. 401 K’s were tanking. He pointed to some folks & said they will always make money if the market goes up or down. The tariffs are going to damage us but the rich will be fine.
