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Regarding the current state of US-China relations
There are nearly constant developments in the relations between the two major international powers that merit at least cursory attention. The most recent occasions for addressing the transformation of these relations were visits of former and incumbent presidents of Taiwan, respectively, to the United States and China, as well as a series of visits to Beijing (which took the nature of pilgrimage) by European politicians of various levels of importance. In all these events, the factor of US-Chinese relations was undoubtedly present, even though more subtly so. Meanwhile, in the bilateral format over the past few weeks…
Vladimir Terehov
The OPEC+ factor and oil prices
“The OPEC+ decision has purely economic motives,” “Oil prices and voluntary production cuts,” “When OPEC is used as a boogeyman.” These and similar headlines are used by the Middle Eastern media commenting on the agreement of the OPEC+ countries at the beginning of April this year to voluntarily cut oil production by 1.66 million BPD by the end of 2023. Local authors from Algeria to the Sultanate of Oman try to give a picture of the real situation in the “black gold” markets, explain the motives of this cartel decision and polemic with the Western analysts. The latter, in particular, argue that the time for the…
Yuriy Zinin
The Impending Economic Collapse - A Cause of Current Conflict
Brazil’s Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has called on BRICS nations to create an alternative to replace the dollar in foreign trade. Other experts suggest President Joe Biden’s policies will destroy America’s middle class for good. The news comes when China and Russia strengthen ties with Brazil and Latin America. Brazil’s leader questioned the institution of the U.S. dollar as the world’s trade currency in the first place and asked why each country could not trade in its currency. This brings to the forefront the historical moment when the gold standard was abolished in favor of the current system. When President Richard Nixon moved to abolish the gold standard…
Phil Butler
An Azerbaijani named Ashot, or a little more on how the North Korean arms trade in the Russian Federation is proven
Konstantin Asmolov
Food Issues in the Arab World
Viktor Mikhin
How China is Managing its BRI Partners: New Findings
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The Sino-Russian alliance: a viewpoint from the Middle East
Yuriy Zinin
Chinese peace negotiations in Eurasia are gaining ground
Alexandr Svaranc
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