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How Trump’s plan to surround himself with inexperienced loyalists could backfire

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By Barbara Yoxon
| The Conversation Verified
The incoming US president, Donald Trump, is clearly committed to bringing loyal allies into his top team, even if they have little political experience. The most important factor appears to be allegiance to the Trump flag. Examples include Pete Hegseth, a Fox News presenter accused of sexual assault (which he denies), who is nominated to serve as defence secretary, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is critical of US vaccine policy, is nominated for health secretary.
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Behind China's pro-Putin face, consumers wage economic war

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By Barbara Yoxon
| Euromaidan Press Verified
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the Chinese government has been criticised for its refusal to condemn the war. In 2024, the economic and diplomatic relationship between the two nations appears stronger than ever. Because of strict censorship and repression imposed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), it is difficult to know the extent to which the general public shares their government’s support of Putin’s regime.
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Ukraine war: 10% of Chinese people are willing to boycott Russian goods over invasion - new study

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By Barbara Yoxon
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the Chinese government has been criticised for its refusal to condemn the war. In 2024, the economic and diplomatic relationship between the two nations appears stronger than ever. Because of strict censorship and repression imposed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), it is difficult to know the extent to which the general public shares their government’s support of Putin’s regime.
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