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We discuss the failed Treaty Principles Bill and potential for a geopolitical restructuring in the political economy instigated by Trump's tariffs. Where to from here? How can we make the most of the moment?This episode's co-hostsPhilip, Ginny, SimoneTimestamps0:00 Opening 1:41 David Losing the People9:24 Global Discourse of Treaty Principles23:44 Tariffs37:21 Pacific Partnership 50:20 ClosingsIntro/Outro by The Prophet MotiveSupport us here: https://www.patreon.com/1of200

Cold War Two fervor is reaching fever pitch in Washington. In "China Week", the US House of Representatives approved 25 anti-Chinese laws, in bipartisan votes, including $1.6 billion in funding for anti-China propaganda worldwide. Ben Norton discusses how both the Republican and Democratic Parties are targeting China with information war, sanctions, tech restrictions, tariffs, even threats of military force. VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tix5L5qDaNw Sources and more information here: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2024/09/22/us-congress-25-anti-china-laws-week-fund-propaganda/ CIA director threatens China & Russia, says Ukraine war benefits US economy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDv4KsLXua8 How the US wages economic war on countries all around the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYUq_9XlQs0 US Secretary of State Blinken announces China containment policy: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2022/05/28/cold-war-blinken-china-containment/ Topics 0:00 US Congress escalates Cold War II on China 1:53 US House approves $1.6 billion for anti-China propaganda 2:46 Goal of new cold war: do to China what West did to post-Soviet Russia 3:44 Congress funds war, not social programs for Americans 5:20 Media notes US politicians are preparing for war 6:28 (Clip) Biden lies about Iraqi "WMDs" 6:45 Containment strategy toward China 7:45 (Clip) Blinken: USA "will shape the strategic environment around Beijing" 8:29 The "rules-based international order" 10:05 (Clip) CIA teaches how to "lie, cheat, and steal" 10:22 Pompeo's anti-China speech 12:11 (Clip) Pompeo: US must (regime) "change" China 13:00 CIA says China is biggest "threat" 15:29 US Congress' (Anti) "China Week" 17:22 Funding anti-China disinformation 17:42 Hong Kong 18:34 Taiwan 20:10 "Pacific Partnership" (for war) 20:34 Japan and South Korea 20:55 Economic warfare and sanctions 24:40 Electric vehicles (EVs) 27:03 Drones 27:53 Batteries 28:39 Biotech 29:08 Telecommunications 30:37 Chinese currency (renminbi/yuan) 31:45 Agriculture/land 32:14 Media 32:37 Scientific research 32:59 Confucius Institutes 33:36 USA restricts interchange with Chinese 35:00 Preparing for war 35:49 Outro

On Saturday, President Joe Biden will host the leaders of India, Japan, and Australia in Wilmington, Delaware, for his final Quad summit. What is the Quad? To explore this four-way partnership and preview the summit, A'ndre is joined by Aman Thakker, an Adjunct Fellow with the Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies at CSIS.They discuss the Quad's history, including its inception in 2004 after the Indian Ocean tsunami, its revitalization in 2017, and why it shouldn't be seen as an "Asian NATO." Aman contrasts the views of the Trump and Biden administrations on the Quad and provides insights into India's engagement in the partnership, highlighting its policy of "multi-alignment."A'ndre and Aman conclude by previewing this Saturday's summit and discussing potential outcomes and announcements from the four leaders that they expect.CORRECTION: A'ndre refers to the Quad as a security dialogue in his introduction. While some have referred to the group in this lens, none of the four member-states refer to the Quad as that, and it's more accurate to refer to the partnership as a diplomatic grouping.

GDP Script/ Top Stories for Dec 31st    Publish Date:  Dec 29th     HENSSLER 15 From the Henssler Financial Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Sunday, December 31st, and Happy heavenly Birthday to singer Donna Summer. ***12.31.23 - BIRTHDAY - DONNA SUMMER*** I'm Keith Ippolito and here are your top stories presented by Kia Mall of Georgia. Explore Gwinnett Celebrates Top Hospitality Leaders at Annual Awards Reception Significant Representation Changes in Gwinnett Following Judicial Approval of New Congressional and Legislative Maps Judge Upholds Redistricting Maps: McBath to Contest for Her Previous Seat in the 6th Congressional District All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! 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Break 2: PEGGY SLAPPY – TOM WAGES – DTL STORY 4: Dacula High School grad serving aboard USNS Mercy hospital ship Ensign Terry Draper from Dacula is serving on the hospital ship USNS Mercy for Pacific Partnership 2024, a multinational humanitarian and disaster relief mission in the Indo-Pacific. Draper, a Navy veteran of 14 years, serves as the security officer responsible for antiterrorism and force protection. The mission focuses on disaster response preparedness and capacity-building while enhancing partnerships with participating nations. The USNS Mercy will visit the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands, Palau, and the Federated States of Micronesia, conducting civic-action projects, medical symposiums, and disaster response training activities. STORY 5: Osprey crashes could endanger funding for new tilt-rotor Army aircraft Bell is developing Fort Worth-based Bell Textron, contracted to develop the Army's next long-range assault aircraft, faces potential challenges due to recent fatal crashes of its V-22 Osprey. The V-280 Valor, Bell's tilt-rotor design, was chosen by the Army to replace the UH-60 Black Hawk. Concerns about safety and the award process have been raised, especially after a Nov. 29 Osprey crash. Despite opposition, Bell's contract stands, and the company continues progress, including new facilities. Congressional concerns and the Osprey's safety history may impact the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft program, but experts suggest the investigation's results will guide decisions. We'll be back in a moment Break 3:  ESOG – INGLES 5 – JACKSON EMC STORY 6: Health Alert: Cardio or Weights First? 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Theresa Carpenter is an active-duty Navy Commander with 27 years of service, including 10 years as an enlisted aviation electrician on the S-3B Viking aircraft. She currently serves as public affairs branch head for the maritime arm of NATO, responsible for all seagoing operations under its oversight. Upon her commissioning in 2006, she became a Surface Warfare Officer and was subsequently accepted into the public affairs community in 2008. She's deployed three times to combat zones and was assigned with the Navy Seals and Army Special Forces in the Philippines in 2008-2009. After that tour, she served as a media and plans officer for the U.S. Indo-Pacom from 2010-2013, one of three tours in a joint environment. She brings extensive experience working in humanitarian missions across the Asia Pacific, including the first land-based iteration of the Navy's Pacific Partnership mission, coordinating with multiple Embassies, Non-Governmental Organizations, and USAID. Her award-winning programs across multiple commands have resulted in 18 Navy awards for public affairs excellence. https://beacons.ai/theresacarpenter Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors at www.hazardground.com/sponsors Shop Amazon! As an Amazon Associate We Earn From Qualifying Purchases...You Know The Deal! (Paid Link) Help grow the show! Spread the word, tell a friend!! Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts! Episode Intro Music: “Prelude” by “Silence & Light” (www.silenceandlightmusic.com) Photo Credit: Theresa Carpenter

MAJ John Burns talks about the evolution of Ghost Team at the National Training Center in California and why it matters for the future training of Civil Affairs forces. MAJ Burns is the Senior Civil-Military Operations Trainer and Operations Officer for Ghost Team at the National Training Center. MAJ Burns previous Civil Affairs assignments include serving as the G9 for the 13th Expeditionary Sustainment Command at Fort Hood, TX, Commander of E Company, 83rd Civil Affairs BN, CMOC Chief for E Company, 83rd Civil Affairs BN, Team Chief for CAT 723, Bravo Company, 97th Civil Affairs BN, and Assistant Operations Officer for the 92nd Civil Affairs BN. MAJ Burns' Civil Affairs Deployments include Civil-Military Support Element Cambodia and supporting US Pacific Fleet in Pacific Partnership 2017 and 2018. The One CA Podcast is brought to you by the Civil Affairs Association. This episode is sponsored by Tesla Government and LC38 Brand.

China loomed large over a US-Pacific Island Summit in Washington last week. Kathryn discusses the latest with Anna Powles, senior lecturer at Massey University's Centre for Defence and Security Studies.

There's a call for more analysis to determine the actual benefits to the region of the US Pacific partnership agreement.

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. CBS Eye on the World with John Batchelor CBS Audio Network @Batchelorshow #Oceania: What is the Blue Pacific partnership? Cleo Paskal, FDD https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/06/24/statement-by-australia-japan-new-zealand-the-united-kingdom-and-the-united-states-on-the-establishment-of-the-partners-in-the-blue-pacific-pbp/

Developing hypersonic missiles and nuclear-powered space capabilities Mark Lewis, executive director of the Emerging Technologies Institute at the National Defense Industrial Association, discusses investing in hypersonic missiles at the Pentagon and developing military space strategy with nuclear power The latest on the AUKUS Indo-Pacific partnership Bradley Bowman, senior director for the Center on Military and Political Power at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discusses a new trilateral agreement to help Australia deploy nuclear-powered submarines to deter Chinese aggression

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This episode of the National Security Podcast brings you an audiopaper from the Policy Options Paper series, the flagship publication of ANU National Security College. New Indo-Pacific partnership: Building Australia-Bangladesh security ties is authored by David Brewster, Senior Research Fellow at ANU National Security College. As part of its Indo-Pacific strategy, Australia needs to broaden its engagement in South Asia. For at least a decade, Australia has rightly concentrated on its partnership with India, but it is now time to broaden that strategy to include other countries in that region. Bangladesh should be an important part of that new focus. With its thriving economy and a population of more than 160 million, it has the potential to become the next ‘Asian tiger'. In this Policy Options Paper, David Brewster argues the case for why Australia should develop its defence and security relationship with Bangladesh as part of broader political and economic engagement, and outlines how this could be achieved. Policy Options Papers offer short, evidence-based and forward-looking insights and recommendations for policymakers on topical national security issues facing Australia. Every paper in the series is informed by consultation, and reviewed by practitioner and academic experts. Dr David Brewster is a Senior Research Fellow at the ANU National Security College. His research focuses on security in India and the Indian Ocean region, and Indo-Pacific maritime affairs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The West is recognizing that China's rise has fundamentally shifted the global balance of power. For the first time, the European Union (EU) declared China as a “systemic rival” in 2019.1 NATO leaders also mentioned China for the first time in the 2019 London Declaration, identifying both the “opportunities and challenges” of China's growing influence.2 As the West grapples with a strategy to address China's rise, it faces a full-spectrum challenge from China in traditional and non-traditional security spheres that NATO is best positioned to confront.   Key Takeaways: 0:00 Intro 2:13 James explains why they use the bold language in their paper that NATO should formalize Atlantic Pacific Partnership to counter China's hostile and malign activities  3:20 James talks about why NATO doesn't use the big words to refer to China but uses the word bully instead of hostile or malign as used in their paper 4:58 Monica shares her thoughts if NATO has been asleep, let's too much go on under its nose in putting out the warnings such as buying of strategic assets 6:17 Harry and James share their thoughts on China buying more ports in different states and if that presents a threat to the state or makes China a smart business operator than others 10:12 James and Monica talk about how China is intensively building economic connections around the world and if that posses national threats to US and Europe  14:32 Monica, Harry and James talk about the disinformation campaigns that China is having against the United States and Europe and how that presents itself as a threat  18:28 Monica, James and Harry talk about how China's extended economic hand to states is being the reason that most states can't counter Chinese influence and what NATO should do 23:41 James and Harry explain why NATO should focus more on the multilateral instead of bilateral in terms of neutralizing China becoming a threat  25:42 Harry also talks about the seven baseline requirements for resilience by NATO to combat non-traditional threats  26:41James reiterate on the point of multilateral and bilateral and what he thinks that NATO should do regarding this  28:41 James talks about sanctions for disinformation, what NATO should do with regard to this and what China reaction would be 30:15 Harry, James and Monica all share their thoughts on if NATO feels like China is a threat like Russia and how other allies of NATO feel and if it's a good thing  33:34 Monica and Harry predict what would be the outcome if China and Russia worked together and if other states should be worried about that 37:52 James, Monica and Harry share their predictions on what NATO will do and what China will do in response to their paper and rethinking paper that NATO recognize China as a threat, analyze it and take action    Shows Mentioned: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/content-series/nato20-2020/build-an-atlantic-pacific-partnership/  https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/  https://twitter.com/hashtag/strongerwithallies?lang=en  ASEAN: https://asean.org/    Quotes Mentioned: “NATO has been asleep at the wheel, but so is the rest of the world.” “It is predicted that Southeast Asia will be the new place for global supply chains.” “We can't get a consensus on everything.” “We have a really complex economic interdependence that crisscrosses the entire world.” “We must compete where we must and cooperate where we can.” “Russia also is afraid of China too.” “China has one of the greatest military forces in the world right now.”   Guests Social Media Links: James Hildebrand:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesdhildebrand/    Monica Michiko Sato: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmsato/  Website: https://monicamichikosato.wordpress.com/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/_mmsato?lang=en    Harry W.S. Lee: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hwslee/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/harrylee8917 

U.S. Navy, Marines and Coast Guard service members participates in a lifeguard field training exercise with Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force members and Vietnamese Lifeguards at Quang Truong 2-4 Square Beach during Pacific Partnership 2017 Khanh Hoa.

Petty Officer Advancement Quotas, Pacific Partnership 17 Visits Khanh Hoa

Service Personnel Chiefs Testify on Military Posture on Capitol Hill, Pacific Partnership Departs Da Nang, Vietnam

The U.S. 7th Fleet Band, Far East Edition, overcomes language barriers and cultural differences, enhancing the success of Pacific Partnership 2017.

Memorial Ceremony Honors Fallen EOD Technicians, Pacific Partnership 2017 Arrives in Da Nang, Vietnam,

In this Pacific Newsbreak, Special Operations Airmen from across the Pacific conduct static line jumps and HALO jumps over Yokota Air Base, and nations team up for disaster relief drills in Malaysia for Pacific Partnership 2017. (HALO jumps broll courtesy of SrA Katie Moeller, 374th Airlift Wing PA)

The U.S., Malaysia, and other partner nations participated in a humanitarian assistance and disaster relief exercise in Kuching, Malaysia as part of Pacific Partnership 2017.

Pacific Partnership arrives in Kuching, Email the Doctor with New Website

Eisenhower Strike Group Sustaining Readiness if Called Upon, Pacific Partnership 2017 begins mission in Malaysia.

In this Pacific Newsbreak, the first F-35 Symposium takes place in Hawaii, III MEF Commanding General Lt Gen Lawrence Nicholson speaks about its capabilities, and Pacific Partnership 2017 makes a difference in Sri Lanka.

Pacific Partnership 2016 arrives in the Philippines, Marines from Yokosuka visit Guam for live-fire training, and the U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific wraps up their tour in earthquake-affected Kumamoto.

NZ Law professor Professor Jane Kelsey describes how they got 25,000 people on the streets against the trans Pacific Partnership earlier this year. Chris White brought us material from the April Chicago Labor Conference. This is part of a panel discussion about how Black Lives Matter and Labor can work together. This is the Week that was gives us all we need to know about what happened on the political landscape this week. Humphrey McQueen shows how there is nothing new about bankers shaping the Australian political landscape.

• Dr. Schulz' early adoption of CAD-CAM • How Cerec has evolved • Delegating functions of same-day-dentistry • And more!     Since his graduation from dental school in 1980, Dr. Douglas Schulz has spent thousands of hours training in advanced dental techniques and procedures. He was one of the first dentists in the Kansas City area to offer the breakthrough CEREC 3D technology, a tooth restoration system that allows a dentist to provide permanent, all ceramic crowns in a single office visit. Dr. Schulz is so proficient in the use of this technology that he routinely trains other dentists in the technique.   A true humanitarian, Dr. Schulz has contributed his dental skills to the Pacific Partnership, a charitable mission with the U.S. Navy to bring medical and dental care to those in need across the entire Pacific region. He was the first to bring CEREC technology to Vietnam.     http://www.overland-park-dentist.com/

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the Department of Defense is highlighting its campaign to end sexual assault in the military. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta traveled to Brussels, Belgium, with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for joint ministerial meetings with NATO allies and International Security Assistance Force partners. The meetings precede this summer's NATO summit in Chicago. The secretary and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey testified before the House Armed Services Committee regarding the ongoing situation in Syria. President Barack Obama announced April 16 that Army Spc. 4 Leslie H. Sabo Jr. will posthumously receive the Medal of Honor. Sabo was killed during an ambush after shielding an injured soldier from a grenade blast and destroying an enemy bunker. The explosion that destroyed the bunker also killed Sabo. He had been nominated by his unit for the award, but his paperwork had been lost until recently. The U.S. and a broad coalition of nations and non-governmental organizations are prepating for Pacific Partnership 2012, a humanitarian and medical exercise set to begin in May. The hospital ship USNS Mercy will deliver in-country aid to Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia and the Philippines. Gen. Martin Dempsey, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke on a Sesame Workshop panel to discuss the "Talk, Listen, Connect: Deployments, Homecomings and Changes" campaign and other collaborations between the Sesame Workshop and Department of Defense to help military children cope with the unique stresses of military family life.