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History Rhymes: The Russia-Ukraine Conflict
The solution to the Russo-Ukrainian war must be achieved through negotiation, not ammunition.
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Abuse of National Security Harms China Without Benefiting U.S.
The view U.S. political leaders have of China at the moment is rather simplistic: Corporations and high-end products...
Trade on Track
China considers the Sino-American relationship a win-win, not a zero-sum competition.
Peace in Ukraine Needs Broad International Support
If sanctions further escalated, they could trigger serious crises in the global economy and trade, finance, energy, food, and industrial and supply chains, crippling the already languishing world economy and causing irrevocable losses.
American Ambition or Naive Assumption?
Russia’s role in the G8 was relatively limited. Today America practices turning back the wheel of history, rather than marching into the world of tomorrow?
China’s Commitment to Peaceful Afghanistan
The third foreign ministers’ meeting again embodies the neighboring countries’ sincerity to help Afghan people in hardship and China’s constructive role in supporting peaceful, stable development in Afghanistan.
NATO War Machine Destabilizes the World
Only through new and inclusive security architecture will ‘Old World’ Europe find any respite from its centuries of internal turmoil.
Biden’s Europe Tour, a Reminder of Past Lessons
History shows the only results of the U.S. transformational strategy have been further chaos and bloodshed.
Is America’s Economic Performance as Great as It Looks?
It is impossible to predict what directly lies ahead, but it should be very clear by now that the economic achievements the Biden administration claims are actually built on sand.
Australia-China Relations Still on Hold
Australia has a smug opinion of its status in the Pacific Family, so the Solomon Islands announcement of cooperation with China came as a surprise.
US Hurt by High Gas Prices
America’s addiction to oil is not just hurting its people; it’s hurting the world, too.
By Marxist Contrast
Capitalists are concerned, particularly those in the West, who equate any type of government regulation or social welfare with a ‘red revolution’ despite their own mantras that Marxism and socialism are themselves dead ends.
Conflict Fuels Food Security Concerns
Countries, rich and poor alike, are suffering. At a time when global food supply chains are choked due to the pandemic, the Ukraine crisis is worsening an already dire food security situation.