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Can Business Prevent US-China Relations from Becoming Fractured?

The flood of events that has occurred recently affecting the politics of relations between the two leading world powers (the United States and China) cannot bring about anything but a feeling of numbing hopelessness for observers. If it were not for the common sense that raises its head in the economic sphere. Notably (and mainly) on the part...

Vladimir Terehov

Grosswirtschaftsraum as It Is

The truth often hurts, especially when it comes from an unexpected source. The reality of the European Union’s perpetual crises is hurting the very people the bloc was created to protect and comfort. Lest we forget why we put governments in place, let me remind every reader that our leadership is supposed to make us happy. The EU simply cannot operate as a democracy. This is the first and foremost...

Phil Butler

US Ramps Up its “Battle” for Africa

Recently, in light of its ongoing confrontation with China, the United States has started seeking opportunities to expand its influence in Africa increasingly more actively. Just as other leading world players, Washington has shown interest in the continent because of its natural resources and strategic location, i.e. the main reasons why the US “battle over Africa” is seemingly...

Vladimir Odintsov

Depletion of the World Ocean: Is It a Shared Responsibility or Should We Look for Someone to Blame?

Petr Konovalov

China's High-Speed Rail Reaches into Southeast Asia

Tony Cartalucci

Towards a New Gold Standard? Or a Currency War with China?

Peter Koenig

Australia is Learning the Hard Way the Price of its Adherence to US Foreign Policy

James ONeill

Twilight in the Desert for Saudi and MBS?

F. William Engdahl

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