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In another era, the US might have intervened, with the president or perhaps another official, such as the
secretary
of state, meeting with Chinese authorities to demand Liu’s freedom.
It has already sent its foreign
secretary
to Beijing to meet with her Chinese counterpart.
Former U.S.
secretary
of defense William Perry is leading a comprehensive review of the joint US/South Korean approach to the North Korea now.
Key US foreign policymakers now openly contradict conclusions reached last year by the Independent Task Force on Chinese Military Power headed by former defense
secretary
Harold Brown and retired admiral Joseph Prueher.
Until now, constraints on decision-making by the general
secretary
of the Chinese Communist Party, the country’s highest-ranking official, have been – how to put it politely?
The general
secretary
is increasingly constrained by the CCP’s other institutions.
In 1930, US President Herbert Hoover was advised by his treasury secretary, Andrew Mellon: “Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers, liquidate real estate.
And only when he was long retired did Kennedy’s defense secretary, Robert McNamara, state frankly that “[w]e came within a hairbreadth of nuclear war without realizing it.
It turns out that Trump’s decision was taken against the advice – indeed, over the objections – of not just his chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn, but also his national security adviser, General H.R. McMaster, his treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, and his defense secretary, James Mattis.
This was clear in the case of former White House staff
secretary
Rob Porter, who had been accused of domestic violence by two of his ex-wives; his second wife filed an emergency protective order against him in 2010.
The first application of this approach to economic policy came quickly, when Trump’s press secretary, Sean Spicer, refused to say what the unemployment rate is – dodging a question that would have required him to state the actual number.
Shortly after its founding, it tried debt mutualization, with Alexander Hamilton, America’s first Treasury secretary, describing the scheme in 1791 as the “cement” for a new American federation.
As Song Siming, a handsome, successful, and Audi-driving – but also married –
secretary
to the Mayor, tells her, “On those unsightly corners in the dark where dirt, flies, and rats wander, nobody's paying attention.”
The most interesting thing about “Wo Ju” may be that most viewers do not dislike Song, the string-pulling mayor’s
secretary.
Finally, and also five years too late, the US Treasury
secretary
should announce that while the strong-dollar doctrine was appropriate (and in America’s interest) during the dot-com boom, the country needs a weak dollar in the aftermath of the austerity bomb’s detonation.
Why Eurobonds are Un-AmericanBRUSSELS – The emerging consensus in Europe nowadays is that only “debt mutualization” in the form of Eurobonds can resolve the euro crisis, with advocates frequently citing the early United States, when Alexander Hamilton, President George Washington’s treasury secretary, successfully pressed the new federal government to assume the Revolutionary War debts of America’s states.
After the midterm elections, Hagel – Obama’s third defense
secretary
in six years – became the floundering administration’s sacrificial lamb.
Still another film reawakens not-so-distant American history and casts it in a radically altered light: Doug Liman’s Fair Game reinterprets the Valerie Plame/Joe Wilson scandal of 2003, and reveals that Plame was far from being a glorified secretary, as the Bush administration had portrayed her.
He not only watched the financial crisis develop; in October 2008 he became the assistant
secretary
responsible for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), with the goal of stabilizing the financial system.
Consider the leaked 2014 phone call between Clinton’s assistant
secretary
of state, Victoria Nuland, and the US ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt, about how to ensure a pro-Western outcome to the popular protests that led to Yanukovych’s fall from power.
In addition, as many observers (including Cameron’s first foreign secretary, William Hague) have pointed out, Brexit could give a huge boost to Scottish nationalism; the breakup of the UK would further weaken Britain’s security.
But Clinton and his
secretary
of state, Madeleine Albright, took seriously the proposal by Khatami, Rafsanjani’s successor, at the UN General Assembly in 2000 for a “dialogue of civilizations” to open what he called “a crack in the wall of mistrust” between Iran and the US.
The United States, though not a member of the League, sent Edward C. Wilson, the first
secretary
at the US Embassy in Paris.
Given the need to mobilize idle resources in the short run in order to maintain productive potential in the long run, a larger national debt would be, as Alexander Hamilton, the first US treasury secretary, put it, a national blessing.
Speaking as a former NATO
secretary
general and former prime minister of a longstanding American ally, I urge the US presidential candidates to stop bashing free trade and begin working toward a balanced approach, one that eases economic anxiety while ensuring American prosperity in the decades to come.
Or perhaps the national-security claim is fundamentally bogus, as Trump’s
secretary
of defense has suggested, and Trump, as muddled as he is on most issues, realizes this.
In fact, the very concept of state-guided development was practically invented by the US over 200 years ago, when Alexander Hamilton, the country’s first Treasury secretary, called for more government support of manufacturing, through tariffs and other policies.
Nonetheless, in his zeal to build the bilateral relationship, Modi announced that Chinese tourists are now eligible to receive electronic visas on arrival in India – blindsiding his foreign secretary, who had just told the media that no such decision had been made.
Despite its failure to investigate the conflict’s root causes, the International Criminal Court has charged four senior Kenyan officials with crimes against humanity: Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, the former cabinet
secretary
Francis Muthaura, the former education minister William Ruto, and the radio executive Joshua arap Sang.
And during his second term, his
secretary
of state, John Kerry, led a heroic nine-month effort – involving almost a hundred bilateral meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders – that simply petered out.
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