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Monday, March 13, 2017
Trump plans to host China's Xi in April at Florida resort
US President Donald Trump is wanting to host Chinese President Xi Jinping at a two-day summit one month from now at his Florida Mar-a-Lago resort, as indicated by media reports.
The two-day meeting is probably booked for April 6-7, US online media outlet Axios covered Monday, refering to authorities acquainted with the arrangements.
CNN additionally revealed the arranged summit, refering to an anonymous organization official. It included the arrangement was conditional and that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was required to conclude plans amid an excursion this week to Asia, which incorporates a stop in China.
A U.S. organization official, who requested that not be named in light of the fact that no official declaration has been made about the meeting, said the summit was conceivable however was not affirmed.
China's remote service did not instantly react to a demand for input.
The announced summit would take after a string of other late US-China gatherings and discussions looking to smooth ties after forceful feedback of China by Trump amid his race crusade.
Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi, who outranks his nation's outside pastor, went to Washington a month ago to examine the two nations' monetary ties and security interests, incorporating gatherings with Trump and Tillerson.
Amid his battle, Trump blamed China for out of line exchange strategies, scrutinized its island-working in the key South China Sea guaranteed by a few nations, and blamed it for doing too little to oblige its neighbor, North Korea.
After his decision, Trump frustrated Beijing in December by accepting a telephone call from Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen and later saying the United States did not need to adhere to the alleged "one China" approach.
Under that approach, Washington recognizes the Chinese position that there is just a single China, of which Taiwan is a section. Trump later concurred in a telephone call with Xi a month ago to respect the strategy.
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Impact of job-stealing
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Impact of job-stealing robots a growing concern at Davos
Open markets and global trade have been blamed for job losses over the last decade, but global CEOs say the real culprits are increasingly machines.
And while business leaders gathered at the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos relish the productivity gains technology can bring, they warned this week that the collateral damage to jobs needs to be addressed more seriously.
From taxi drivers to healthcare professionals, technologies such as robotics, driverless cars, artificial intelligence and 3-D printing mean more and more types of jobs are at risk.
Adidas, for example, aims to use 3-D printing in the manufacture of some running shoes.
"Jobs will be lost, jobs will evolve and this revolution is going to be ageless, it's going to be classless and it's going to affect everyone," said Meg Whitman, chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
So while some supporters of Donald Trump and Brexit may hope new government policies will bring lost jobs back to America's Rust Belt or Britain's industrial north, economists estimate 86 percent of US manufacturing job losses are actually down to productivity, according to the WEF's annual risks report.
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White House vows to fight media 'tooth and nail' over Trump coverage
The White House vowed on Sunday to fight the news media "tooth and nail" over what it sees as unfair attacks, with a top adviser saying the Trump administration had presented "alternative facts" to counter low inauguration crowd estimates.
On his first full day as president, Trump said he had a "running war" with the media and accused journalists of underestimating the number of people who turned out Friday for his swearing-in.
White House officials made clear no truce was on the horizon on Sunday in television interviews that set a much harsher tone in the traditionally adversarial relationship between the White House and the press corps.
"The point is not the crowd size. The point is the attacks and the attempt to delegitimize this president in one day. And we're not going to sit around and take it," Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said on "Fox News Sunday."
The sparring with the media has dominated Trump's first weekend in office, eclipsing debate over policy and Cabinet appointments.
It was the main theme at the Republican president's first visit to the CIA, at the press secretary's first media briefing and in senior officials' first appearances on the Sunday talk shows.
Together, they made clear the administration will continue to take an aggressive stance with news organizations covering Trump.
"We're going to fight back tooth and nail every day and twice on Sunday," Priebus said.
He repeated White House press secretary Sean Spicer's assertions on Saturday that the media manipulated photographs of the National Mall to make the crowds on Friday look smaller than they really were.
Aerial photographs showed the crowds were significantly smaller than when Barack Obama took over as president in 2009.
The Washington subway system said it had 193,000 riders by 11 a.m. (1600 GMT) on Friday, compared with 513,000 at that time during the 2009 inauguration.
Spicer's categorical assertion that "this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration - period" was widely challenged in media reports citing crowd count experts and was lampooned on social media as well.
Asked on NBC's "Meet the Press" why the press secretary was uttering provable falsehoods, White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway fired back.
"If we are going to keep referring to our press secretary in those types of terms I think that we are going to rethink our relationship here," she said.
Conway responded to criticism that the new administration was focusing on crowds rather than on significant domestic and foreign policy issues by saying: "We feel compelled to go out and clear the air and put alternative facts out there."
Priebus and Conway focused on a press pool report that said the bust of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. had been removed from the Oval Office after Trump took office. The report on Friday night was quickly corrected, but Trump called out the reporter by name during a visit to the Central Intelligence Agency on Saturday. Spicer also berated the reporter later in the day.
Russian shadows
With the Nov 8 election results shadowed by US intelligence reports of Russian meddling on his behalf, Trump has bristled at reports suggesting his popular support is soft and that the election was not legitimate.
Trump, who lost the popular vote to Democrat Hillary Clinton by nearly 3 million votes, made no mention of Russia in his first visit to the CIA on Saturday. He praised his nominee to head the agency, Mike Pompeo, and ranted against the "dishonest" media, a favourite target during his presidential campaign.
The president accused the media of fabricating his tensions with the US intelligence community, despite his frequent posts on Twitter that derided the agencies.
Trump drew criticism from Democrats as well as former CIA Director John Brennan for his remarks at the agency, where he spoke before a memorial wall with stars representing personnel killed in action.
"President Trump ought to realize he's not campaigning anymore. He's president," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on ABC's "This Week."
"Instead of talking about how many people showed up at his inauguration, he ought to be talking about how many people are going to stay in the middle class and move into the middle class."
