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Tag: China

How Chinese President Xi’s Reelection May Impact Taiwan and the US

Xi Jinping holds the three highest positions in the Chinese Communist Party, wielding more power than any of his predecessors, and he might be here to say.

1-3, ccp, China, Communism, G20, Geonha Lim, Rhea Da Costa, single-party, taiwan, United States, xi jinping

Viral Division: The Politicization of COVID-19 in America

By election day in 2020, despite the universal impact of COVID-19 and the subsequent regulations (i.e. mask mandates and lockdowns), perceptions of the pandemic differed wildly between Democrats and Republicans. How did such a universal problem as the COVID-19 pandemic become politicized?

America, Biden, China, corona, coronavirus, COVID-19, democrats, election, Republicans, Skylar Yerdon, Trump, virus
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