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Jeremy Goldkorn
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Editorial Fellow, ChinaFile
Beijing, Johannesburg, Nashville
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Most everything that doesn't have to do with sports.
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By Jeremy Goldkorn Verified| rhymingchaos.com@ Donald Trump likes to insult Venezuela and its people. But Trump has a lot in common with Hugo Chávez, the strongman who ruled Venezuela from 1999 until his death in 2013, and is often blamed for the once-prosperous country’s turn away from democracy, and decline into poverty. In this episode of Rhyming Chaos, we discuss what the U.S. can learn from Venezuela with Parsifal D’Sola, a Venezuelan and advisor in 2019 to the country’s interim government.
By Jeremy Goldkorn Verified| thechinaweek.com@ This is The China Week, a succinct roundup of what happened in the world’s other superpower in the last seven days. The China Week is free for the next few weeks—subscribe here if this was forwarded to you. Other things I worked on this week at ChinaFile: Former Chinese Enemies Increasingly Aligned on Taiwan by Chris Horton, and U.S.-Soviet Détente and the Future of U.S.-China Relations by Christopher Chivvis.
Company Info
ChinaFile
ChinaFile is an online magazine and digital platform that focuses on in-depth reporting, analysis, and commentary about China. Published by the Asia Society, it aims to promote a well-informed public conversation about China both in the United States and globally. The platform features original articles, essays, and investigative pieces covering a wide range of topics, including politics, society, economy, and culture. It also offers multimedia content such as photography and video projects that provide visual insights into Chinese life. Regular features like The ChinaFile Conversation encourage discussions among contributors about recent developments in China. Additionally, ChinaFile highlights the activities of non-governmental organizations through The China NGO Project and hosts interviews and events as part of its "ChinaFile Presents" series. ChinaFile serves a diverse audience, including journalists, scholars, the general public, and policymakers, all seeking reliable information and nuanced perspectives on China-related issues.
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Founded: 2011