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Is USA “Decoupling” from China?

The term “decoupling” has started to appear more and more often in reports dedicated to the current state of US-China relations after, on April 17, The Wall Street Journal published results of a survey of 25 large US companies operating in the PRC, conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in China and AmCham in Shanghai. The firms surveyed described their business plans in relation to China.

Vladimir Terehov

EU Cries "Human Rights" as Cambodia Turns to China

What should the world make of the West's attempts to pressure the Southeast Asian nation of Cambodia on humanitarian grounds when the West is guilty of the worst (and still ongoing abuses of the 21st century? Wikipedia provides a quick and simple definition of the psychological concept of projection, stating: a defense mechanism in which the human...

Joseph Thomas

Latest Phase of the Trade War between Japan and South Korea

The author has reported, on more than one occasion, that over the course of the history-related dispute between Japan and South Korea, the issue of comfort women is being gradually replaced with that of forced labor. In fact, its victims are trying to receive as much compensation from Japan as possible via legal action. And decisions made by South Korean courts on the issue...

Konstantin Asmolov

Turkey: The Political Economy of Hagia Sophia

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Nord Stream 2: Is European Self-Interest Finally Surpassing US Influence

James ONeill

Is This a Remake of the 1941 Hitler Stalin Great War?

F. William Engdahl

America’s Royals Bid the Common Folk to “Find Something New”

Phil Butler

Sino-Iran Deal and the Future of Gulf Geo-Politics

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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