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Trump-Xi Summit – Who Gets What? Fair Deal For Whom?

The recent Xi-Trump summit produced a tactical truce that temporarily de-escalates the US-China trade war, but the compromises reached favor short-term stability rather than structural resolution. Both sides gain respite from escalating measures, yet the underlying strategic frictions remain largely unaddressed.​ Main Outcomes and “Who Gets What” China: Agreed to… Read More »Trump-Xi Summit – Who Gets What? Fair Deal For Whom?

“Godfather of AI” has a new warning: You should worry!

  This video features an interview with Jeffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning “Godfather of AI,” where he expresses his significant concerns about the rapid development of artificial intelligence. Hinton’s Warning Hinton states that while the rapid progress of AI could solve problems like climate change, it primarily makes him “really worry”.… Read More »“Godfather of AI” has a new warning: You should worry!

Who has the trade war advantage – US or China?

The ongoing U.S.–China trade conflict has transformed into a systemic economic decoupling, with both nations possessing significant leverage. According to this analysis, China currently holds the structural advantage due to its deep integration in global manufacturing and control over critical resources. The U.S. maintains key tactical advantages in high-end technology… Read More »Who has the trade war advantage – US or China?

How long can China play the “rare earths card” ? – Arnaud Bertrand

Arnaud Bertrand is an entrepreneur and commentator on economics and geopolitics.  The article argues that China’s control over rare earth elements and related materials like gallium gives it an almost insurmountable, generational-level strategic advantage that cannot be quickly or easily broken by the West, concluding that the U.S. is “fu*ked”… Read More »How long can China play the “rare earths card” ? – Arnaud Bertrand

I watched European news and it changed me as an American – Type Ashton

The video provides a comparative analysis of news media trust and bias in the United States and Western Europe, concluding that the structure and funding of European public broadcasting result in greater perceived objectivity. Here is a summary of the key points: The Crisis of Trust in American Media  *… Read More »I watched European news and it changed me as an American – Type Ashton