The New Silk Roads symbolize way more than high-speed rail lines crisscrossing Eurasia, or a maze of highways, pipelines and port connectivity. They represent a
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Friendship Between Turkey and Venezuela Renders Notions of “Left and Right” Totally Obsolete
While many of this year’s UN General Assembly speeches have been lacklustre compared to last year, some heads of state always deliver when called to
Ethiopia Might Power Saudi Arabia and Become the Next Member of the GCC+
The rising African Great Power of Ethiopia might prospectively export electricity to Saudi Arabia upon the completion of its Grand Renaissance Dam and thus become
Middle Eastern Black Swans dot China’s Belt and Road
If any one part of the world has forced China to throw its long-standing foreign and defense policy principles out the window and increasingly adopt
Here Comes the 30-Year Trade War
Alibaba’s Jack Ma has warned that the ongoing US-China trade war could last at least 20 years. As we’ll see, it’s actually more like 30
The Brouhaha Over China’s Haifa Deal Highlights Israel’s “Deep State” Divisions
China will soon operate the Israeli port of Haifa if everything goes according to plan. Haaretz reported on a conference late last month in Israel
The TAIPEI Act Shows Just How Scared the US Is of OBOR
The “Taiwan Allies International Protection and Enhancement Initiative” jointly proposed by Senators Marco Rubio and three others threatens the US’ partners with the downgrading of
The Anti-OBOR Narrative Just Hit Peak Cognitive Dissonance Over Ethiopia
The Mainstream Media has been propagating the narrative that China’s only interest in “Global South” countries is to deviously ensnare them in so-called “debt traps”
