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google.com. One episode suggests just how worried Xi is about this scenario. Newsweek cover: The End of Hong Kong - Beijing Gobbles Up HK's Freedom. Valerie Jarrett on the cover of Newsweek with Barack Obama (centre) and fellow adviser Madam President' Hillary Clinton Newsweek Cover. But even on Dec. 7, 1941, publishing once a week made it tough to get breaking news on the cover. That said, it probably wouldn’t be a bad thing to have the Kim regime replaced with a more predictable, stable regime that was willing to undertake Chinese style market reform. Newsweek | Britannica.com. Articles provide the type of in … NA When he became head of the party in 2012, Xi ordered all senior members to watch a documentary about the disintegration of the Soviet Union. In 1933, the first Newsweek cover was born.
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... Newsreel, a … Read More. Xi had previously graced the magazine’s cover only weeks previously, looming over a miniature Donald Trump in a warning of "a new Cold War" which "this time the Communists might win."
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