China continues to steadily increase its presence around the world. One of the key regions for Chinese industry is Africa. The continent is a storehouse of cheap labor. This is becoming more and more relevant as the cost of labor is growing in China, but it is necessary to produce […]
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Blinken’s Hypocrisy In China
Recently, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has payed a three-day visit to China and held talks with PRC President Xi Jinping and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The visit of the head of American diplomacy was accompanied by reports that US-China relations are entering a new era, in which […]
China In The Middle East: An Innovative Approach In Times Of Global Change (I)
China has reconsidered its attitude towards the countries of the Middle East due to the ever-increasing importance of this region. Of importance not only for China, but also for the whole world. After all, it is not for nothing that military clashes are taking place between Israel and its neighbors […]
The West’s Attempts To Contain The Russian-Chinese Rapprochement Are Doomed
In recent years, there has been a steady trend towards a gradual decline in the political, financial and economic opportunities of the West. In fact, its military-technological advantage in the modern world has also been lost. The system of world governance created by the United States and other leading Western […]
Aukusing For War: The Real Target Is China
The occasional burst of candour from US diplomats provides a striking, air clearing difference to their Australian and British counterparts. Official statements about the AUKUS security pact between Washington, London and Canberra, rarely mention the target in so many words, except on the gossiping fringes. Commentators and think tankers are […]
Javier Milei: Throw The Past Away, The Future Be Damned (III)
Part II Continuing our series on the Argentinian President Javier Milei’s foreign policy course, let’s rewind the history a little back, and look at the event from the bird’s eye. As we have said in our previous piece, the key decision made by his administration was the country’s refusal to […]
Taliban De Facto Recognized By China: Angers The US
China has seemingly chosen the path of quiet and unnoticed de facto recognition of the new Afghan regime through increasing political and economic contacts.
China, Russia Pip US To The Taliban Hearth
At its most obvious level, Beijing has outwitted the US’ surreptitious, attempts in the recent months to return to Afghanistan.
Russia Has Become The World’s Pivotal Nation
The U.S. regime and its allies want to get rid of Putin and of Xi because Russia and China under the present leadership have soared way past the U.S. and its colonies.
No Serious Effort To Reset US-China Relations At San Francisco Summit
The signal from the summit between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping is that a rocky year in the US-China relationship had a makeover in atmospherics.
Visit Of U.S. Senators To China
Americans persist while exerting additional pressure on their counterparts to remind them of US position as the leading global power.
Russia Announces Its Win-Win Model For The World Replacing America’s Win-Lose Model For The World
Russia and China today are trying to establish gradually the type of international world order that FDR had been planning to establish.
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