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China's Growing Ties with Laos
The landlocked Southeast Asian nation of Laos, officially the Lao People's Democratic Republic and home to a little over 7 million people, has over the past decade built important ties with neighbouring China particularly in the fields of tourism, trade, investment and infrastructure. For a nation that has suffered tremendously amid and in the aftermath of the US war on Vietnam...
Joseph Thomas
More New Troubles are Raining Down on the Americans
While the current leap year 2020 is far from over, there is no doubt that it will go down in American history marked by memories that are less than stellar. And this will undoubtedly have to do not only with the shameful presidential election campaign going on now, where the American people are being forced to choose between two people who are clearly not the best emissaries...
Vladimir Platov
Will Next WTO Head Impose a Gates and Davos Agenda?
It is all but certain that the next head of the influential World Trade Organization (WTO will be an African by birth and a woman. But neither is what makes the all-but certain naming of Nigerian-born Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala cause for alarm. Rather it is who she is and who she presently is tied to that insure she will implement the unfolding agenda...
F. William Engdahl
America’s “New Vision” of Central-Asia: Just Like the Old One - Only Meaner
Phil Butler
Australia Faces Challenging Times Caused by Deteriorating Relations with China
James ONeill
Can Business Prevent US-China Relations from Becoming Fractured?
Vladimir Terehov
Grosswirtschaftsraum as It Is
Phil Butler
US Ramps Up its “Battle” for Africa
Vladimir Odintsov
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