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China’s Economy of Peace

China, about a decade ago, has deliberately embarked on an Economy of Peace. A strategy that China pursues, unimpressed by constant aggressions from the west, which are mostly led by the United States. Is it perhaps this Chinese steadfast, non-aggressive way of constant forward-creation and embracing more and more allies on her way – that has made China such a success...

Peter Koenig

The Nexus: “COVID-19, Gig Economy or Expendable Employees”

For two generations society has been built of the concept of the regular wage earner. Housing, commercial development and politics have all been based on the presumption that most people will have regular jobs, bringing in regular incomes, and that they can expect this to continue until they retire. This presumption was...

Seth Ferris

The Belt and Road Initiative in Malaysia: New Challenges for South East Asia

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI is one of the largest in scale infrastructure projects in our history, which was proposed by the PRC as far back as 2013. Its main aim is to link via roads, railways, deep water ports, wharfs and industrial zones all 5 continents and approximately 130 of the world’s nations, which, on becoming a part...

Petr Konovalov

Australia Faces New Challenges in its Relationship With China

James ONeill

Behind Viktor Orban’s Defiance of a Brussels ‘Rule of Law’

F. William Engdahl

The World’s Centre is Reverting to Asia

James ONeill

Relations Between China and South Korea: The Economic Aspects

Konstantin Asmolov

RCEP Agreement Signed; Without India

Vladimir Terehov

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