I. Princess Pingyang’s Legacy Meets Wu Zhao: The Tang Dynasty’s Window of Female Power Wu Zetian was not content with the title of empress—she seized […]
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The Sino-Russian Border and the Treaties China Calls Unequal — and Russia Calls History
Unfinished Business: China’s History with Russia’s 19th-Century Treaties China’s relations with former colonial or imperial powers vary widely, and its willingness to “forgive” or move […]
China, Not the U.S., Is the Real Winner of Trump’s Venezuela Gambit
America’s Aggression, China’s Ascendancy It sounds counterintuitive: the U.S. seizes Venezuelan oil, yet China may be the biggest beneficiary. On the surface, mainstream media frames […]
The Taiwan “Idiocy”: Why Game Theory Rules Out a 2027 Invasion
From coastal vulnerability to the “Game of Chicken” with Japan, here is why Beijing is playing a much longer—and more cautious—game. The drumbeat of war […]
China Just Redefined the Future of EVs — And the World Will Have to Catch Up
China’s EV Efficiency Mandate: A Global Game-Changer Starting January 1, 2026, China will enforce mandatory energy-consumption limits for battery-electric passenger cars. Unlike voluntary guidance, this is a hard cap: […]
End of the American Empire and Lessons for India
Geopolitical strategies for India in a multipolar world “To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.” These […]
The Latest Global Shock From The Declining Predatory Empire
Illustration: Felix Abt The global environment faces a significant challenge and increased turbulence as the United States plans to cut off China’s oil supply from […]
A Rare Insight Into the Horrors of Xinjiang, China, the “Largest Genocidal Concentration Camp in the World”.
Of course, the Western media do not consider Israel’s behavior in Gaza as genocide, but talk all the more about the genocide of the Uyghurs […]
Donald Trump, the American Dollar and China: What to watch for during 2025
Donald Trump wants to boost exports, to bring American jobs back to the United States and to reduce, to shrink the American trade deficit. For […]
The Mekong from Tibet to the South of Vietnam: the Source of Life and Livelihood of Millions of People Under Threat
Can Vietnam, a leading producer of rice, vegetables and fruit in the Mekong Delta, continue to supply the world? A report from the Mekong Delta. […]
