Glenn Diesen is a professor at the University of Southeast Norway and an expert on Russian foreign policy, European security, and geopolitical theory. Diesen’s importance lies in his critical analyses of the geopolitical strategies employed by Western powers, particularly in relation to Russia and the broader Eurasian region. He has… Read More »Hegemonitis: Why The West Has Become So Dumb – Professor Glenn Diesen
Story by Joey Garrison, Daniel de Visé, Todd Spangler, Bailey Schulz and Eric D. Lawrence, USA TODAY On May 14, 2024, President Joe Biden imposed sweeping tariff hikes on several goods imported from China, countering what the White House calls unfair trade practices by China that have put U.S. industries… Read More »President Biden’s new tariffs on goods from China will affect EVs, semiconductors and more
Chinese president conducted a five-day charm offensive signing trade deals and pledging investments. China’s president Xi Jinping has wrapped up his first visit to Europe in five years. He visited France, Serbia and Hungary during his trip – with a different tone and agenda at each stop. But Xi’s over-arching… Read More »What are the takeaways for Beijing from Xi Jinping’s visit to Europe? – Al Jazeera
The Vietnam War protests were a pivotal moment in American history. Fueled by factors like escalation of military action, the draft, and mounting casualties, these protests reflected a national sentiment against the war. Intellectuals, students, and diverse groups like civil rights activists joined forces, expressing their dissent through music, demonstrations,… Read More »Current Campus Activism Compared to Vietnam War Protests
The video is a lecture by John Mearsheimer on the topic of whether China can rise peacefully, assuming that it would continue to rise. Mearsheimer outlines his theory of great power politics, focusing on the potential for conflict as China seeks to assert itself as a regional hegemon. American foreign… Read More »John J. Mearsheimer: Can China Rise Peacefully?
This video discusses the strategic importance of China to tech giants like Apple and Tesla, highlighting Tim Cook’s and Elon Musk’s recent engagements in the Chinese market, detailing their successes, challenges, and future prospects. Key Takeaways Apple’s Dependence on China: Tesla’s Dependence on China: Overall:
The speaker in the video post is Professor Robert Atkinson, the Founder and President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF). He has served in various capacities under the Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden administrations. Atkinson challenges conventional wisdom on US-China chip relations and offers a fresh perspective on… Read More »“How Shall We Win the Chip War Over China?”
David Zweig is known for his work on the concept of “Invisibles,” which refers to highly skilled professionals whose work is critical to their enterprises but who go largely unnoticed by the public. This presentation by David Zweig explores the intricate dance between talent, technology, and tension in the US-China… Read More »The War for Chinese Talent in the United States with David Zweig
This video is posted by Rise of Asia @RiseOfAsia with 21K subscribers‧297 videos. The Rise of Asia channel on YouTube offers a fascinating exploration of Asia’s diverse and dynamic landscape. The video discusses why no country can replace China as a manufacturing hub due to its skilled workforce, advanced infrastructure,… Read More »Which Country Can Replace and Become the NEXT China?
Kishore Mahbubani, distinguished fellow at the National University of Singapore’s Asia Research Institute, discusses the war in Gaza and says there’s “a gap between global public opinion and American public opinion.” Main Points of the video: It is with actions like this that the US is losing credibility with the… Read More »The Gaza war has definitely dented America’s image.