On the latest episode, Brian and Tim return their focus to China by analyzing Xiaomi’s successful court challenge to its CCMC listing and the possible repercussions of the contentious U.S.-China diplomatic session in Anchorage. We then examine a recent sentencing in a sanctions case connected to the Maduro regime and discuss the release of official findings on foreign interference in the 2020 U.S. federal election. Finally, in the Lightning Round, we cover the latest on Nord Stream 2 and new BIS restrictions on Burma.
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Timestamps:
0:10 Introduction and Roadmap
The Rundown
6:07 Xiaomi
23:26 Hong Kong Designations and Sparring in Alaska
36:42 Venezuela Sanctions Sentence
48:56 Findings of Russia Election Interference
58:50 Lightning Round
59:03 Nord Stream 2 Warnings
1:08:32 BIS Restrictions on Burma
1:14:25 Final Thoughts
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Tag: China
In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
- KPMG to pay $50MM fine. (MarketWatch)
- Corruption in China? Who knew? (NYT)
- Don’t talk about sick pigs and China. (FT)
- What is your corporate battle rhythm? (WSJ)
Books reviewed in today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
- Leadership and the Rise of Great Powers-Yan Xuetong
- China and Japan: Facing History-Ezra Vogel
- China’s Vision of Victory-Jonathan DT Ward