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Posted by The Analyst | 02 September 2019 | Business
US could use imperial Chinese debt to ‘simply default’ on Beijing’s $1 trillion of US bond holdings

Washington is exploring new ways to target Beijing as it runs out of goods to tax in the ongoing trade war, and century-old Chinese bonds could become a weapon, analysts have told RT. On Sunday, the latest tit-for-tat tariffs came into force. The US slapped a wide range of Chinese goods with 15 percent tariffs,...

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 September 2019 | Farming
‘No farm organisation has a reach and control over the picket line at the moment’ – Creed

AGRICULTURE Minister Michael Creed warned that the only resolution to the cattle price dispute will only be found around the negotiating table and not in meat plant protests or court injunctions.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 September 2019 | Breaking News
Hurricane Dorian lingers over Bahamas with even rescuers forced to seek shelter

Hurricane Dorian hovered over the Bahamas, pummelling the islands with a fearsome Category 5 assault that shredded roofs, hurled cars and forced even rescue crews to take shelter until the onslaught passes.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 September 2019 | Breaking News
Japan plans to launch ‘police unit’ for disputed islands in E. China Sea

Tokyo will launch a special police unit equipped with submachine guns and helicopters to patrol disputed isles in the East China Sea, police and media said on Monday. The deployment near the tiny islands known as the “Senkakus” in Japanese and the “Diaoyu” in Chinese could take place early next year, according to NHK broadcaster....

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 September 2019 | Breaking News
World chess champion buys tech start-up from Swindon-based amateur

An amateur chess player from Swindon has sold a fast-growing tech start-up to chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 September 2019 | Farming
Call for Commission of Investigation into the beef processors profit margins

A call has been made on the Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed to establish a statutory Commission of Investigation into the beef sector to establish processor and retailer margins along the supply chain.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 September 2019 | Politics
Memory loss or lying? Joe Biden’s constant gaffes should worry Democrats

Democrats have a Joe Biden problem. The former VP might still lead the polls, but with serious concerns raised about his memory and mental state, nominating him to face Donald Trump in 2020 is a risk the party can't afford. Biden relayed a moving story of military heroism and his own role in honoring a...

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