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The Shadow of Afghanistan Affects the Taiwan Problem

World politics can be compared to the sea, periodically subject to perturbations of varying intensity and duration. Some of them occur entirely unexpectedly. Others seem to be expected but most often do not proceed as predicted. The second class of perturbations referred to above includes everything that has accompanied the act of completing 20 years of US involvement...

Vladimir Terehov

US Huawei Claims Regarding Pakistan: A Perfect Propaganda Storm

The Western media has been reporting on a US-based software maker, Business Efficiency Solutions (BES, and its allegations that Huawei not only “stole” its technology, but also built in “back doors” into a law-enforcement project built in Pakistan. It’s a three-for-one allegation, cementing further an ongoing and so far...

Joseph Thomas

Why has China Revised its Demographic Policy?

China has faced demographic problems for several decades now. For a long time, the Chinese authorities have been forced to take various large-scale and costly measures to regulate the birth rate in accordance with the needs of the state at the time. In 1979, when the birth rate was recognized dangerously high, the government launched the “One family...

Petr Konovalov

China’s Place in the Current Host of Issues around Afghanistan

Vladimir Terehov

Xi Jinping Visited Tibet Autonomous Region

Vladimir Terehov

China's Xiaomi Passes US' Apple Despite DC's Dirty Games

Ulson Gunnar

Global Shipping Crisis Far Worse Than Imagined

F. William Engdahl

A Strategic Rapprochement between Beijing and Moscow Accelerates

Vladimir Odintsov

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