China gets a lot wrong, but a few things right, says Dr Roger Watson, who finds the country moving ahead in some ways but still lamentable in others.
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Eric Zuesse (blogs at https://theduran.com/author/eric-zuesse/) America and Israel are now trapped by the absolutely crucial backing of the Gazans by Israel’s two top bordering nations of Jordan and Egypt. In order to understand how this happened and how decisive it is, consider this: The plan by Israel and America to conquer the residents in the […]
As the West Asian powderkeg inches closer to disaster over Israel's ongoing slaughter in Gaza, Craig Murray dissects the various factors at play that could push the region over the precipice.
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Illustration: Chen Xia/GT The US doesn’t seem to be hesitant for a second to sacrifice its allies so as to contain China. The tightening chip export restrictions show that it is willing to do whatever it takes to hinder China’s technological development. But that doesn’t mean its allies will unconditionally follow such an extreme approach […]
By Rhod Mackenzie The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released its recent long-term forecast, World Energy Outlook. According to the report Russia’s gas industry faces a bleak future with its market share predicted to decrease by half on the global platform. It is crucial to determine the evidence they used to predict this decline. The […]
Kit Knightly Just a brief note on the current state of digital currencies around the world, there’s been some big news. A few days ago it was reported that China had become the first country to conduct cross-border trade using its own central bank-issued digital currency: The digital yuan has been used for the first …
From Putin to Hamas and Ilham Aliyev to Xi Jinping, a wide array of actors appears to have got the memo that rules aren't important and the way to get things done is through 'policy by design', says Dr David McGrogan.
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By Rhod Mackenzie The Russian President made a two-day visit to China, participating in the third international forum “One Belt, One Road” and engaging in bilateral negotiations with foreign leaders. During his opening speech, Vladimir Putin stressed the significance of the One Belt, One Road initiative, describing it as a “global, future-oriented” plan aimed at […]
This week’s News on China. • China condemns “heinous attack” on Gaza hospital • 3rd Belt and Road Forum • Record number of state visits to China • Young people go to community kitchens
