China takes everybody’s interests seriously and tries to find a path forward that minimizes conflict. Maybe it’s not going to be necessarily one big group hug. But it respects the interests of the various parties involved.
Charting ways to impede countries’ strategic autonomy while blaming Beijing for infringing upon maritime rights is an exercise in futility.
A lot of the behaviors we see from the established power are reflected in historical cases where we ended up in war because there were misjudgments about the intentions of the rising power or misunderstandings of basic factual scenarios.
This is what Iran and Saudi Arabia are rediscovering—that whatever their differences, what they have in common are even greater.
Less dependence on the dollar is a necessity for many countries to be able to not only secure their national sovereignty but also improve economic development.
Keeping a sound and stable global supply chain will benefit not only China and America, but also the world at large.
China is expected to have strong economic growth in 2023 and remain the global powerhouse in economic activity for several years.
In setting themselves on the path of ‘strategic competition’ against China, U.S. politicians are stirring feelings of paranoia, hysteria, and fear-mongering pertaining to all things from the country, no matter how benign and contrary to evidence they may be.
Banning TikTok could set a dangerous precedent for other countries to follow.
The Sino-American conflict is in the danger zone. We can, and must, do better—before it is too late.
Harris’ much hyped-up Africa trip was another futile exercise in anti-China hostilities. The futile efforts to sow discord between Africa and China can only expose deep-seated insecurities in America’s courtship of Africa.
The U.S. dollar has been weaponized as a tool to impose punitive measures against any nation that would oppose the U.S. foreign policy agenda.
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