While Collective West propaganda would love to make you believe that China is in a hard alliance with Russia, and the only reason Moscow has not yet capitulated to the might of NATO and Ukraine is the immoral support of China (and now also North Korea) to the dictator in… Read More »The Ukraine War and China’s Principle of Neutrality – Professor Yu Bin
The Wall Street Journal outlines Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs, with a 60% rate on Chinese imports and 10-20% on goods from other countries. Economists warn of significant costs for consumers and potential job losses, despite short-term benefits like job creation in certain sectors and a more resilient supply chain. Tariffs… Read More »Why Economists Hate Trump’s Tariff Plan | WSJ
This CNBC’s video discusses the reasons behind the significant increase in car prices in the US over the past few years. The average car price in the US is nearly $50,000, a 30% increase in five years, with affordable options (<$20,000) virtually disappearing. The video also highlights that Chinese automakers… Read More »Why American Cars Are So Expensive – CNBC
In this video, renowned political scientist John Mearsheimer argues that the United States’ attempts to contain China’s rise are increasingly futile. This shift is driven by the changing global power balance, rather than ideological differences. While a full-scale war between the US and China is unlikely, Mearsheimer highlights several potential… Read More »Mearsheimer on China-US: The US can no longer stop China’s rise
The United States is grappling with an escalating homelessness crisis, exacerbated by rising inflation, while billions of dollars are directed toward foreign aid for countries like Ukraine and Israel. This video questions the national priorities and how taxpayer funds are allocated, urging a re-evaluation to address pressing domestic issues. The… Read More »Homeless Crisis is Growing: Why is America Funding Wars Abroad?
Despite over six years of US tariffs, export restrictions, and financial sanctions, China has continued to make notable progress toward positioning itself as a leader in future-critical industries. In a discussion on *Bloomberg Technology*, Gerard DiPippo from Bloomberg Economics joins Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde to delve into research highlighting… Read More »Why the US Can’t Contain China’s Tech Supremacy Drive
Sponsored by Disney+, Empires of Silver explores how silver transformed global trade in the 16th century. Set amidst the stunning Andes Mountains and the vibrant markets of China, this documentary examines the far-reaching effects of silver’s discovery and the Chinese Emperor’s mandate for silver taxation, which elevated its value above… Read More »Opium Wars: How The Chinese Silver Trade Changed History | Empires Of Silver | Absolute History – YouTube
Different Values and Worldviews Historical and Cultural Narratives Conflicting Interests and Power Dynamics Communication and Negotiation Styles Cultural Misunderstandings and Stereotypes Potential Conflict Resolution Strategies Will the Thucydides Trap prevail, or will we see the rise of a Multi-Polar world?
The 16th BRICS Summit, held in Kazan, Russia, from October 22nd to 24th, 2024, marked another significant expansion of the bloc. Last year, six new nations joined BRICS, with Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the UAE officially becoming members on January 1st, 2024. The last BRICS expansion has already enhanced its… Read More »BRICS Expands, Adding 13 New Partners (4 ASEAN Countries), Aiming for Global Influence
In this video, Dr. Keyu Jin provides an insider’s view of the Chinese economy, debunking common myths while addressing the current demand deficit and unexpected technological advancements. She emphasizes the importance of local government initiatives, termed the “Mayor Economy,” in tackling future challenges. The sustainability of China’s “Mayor Economy” is… Read More »Keyju Jin: China from within: Myths and realities in a new era