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Former India Envoy To Pakistan: Massive Navy Operation A Warning To Beijing
Former India Envoy To Pakistan: Massive Navy Operation A Warning To Beijing Former Indian government officials and military analysts have told Russian media sources that India’s large scale naval deployment, including nuclear submarines and an aircraft carrier, was fundamentally aimed at sending a message to China, not necessarily Pakistan. Indian warships on parade off the coast of Mumbai, […]
Recycle Crisis Sweeps Across America After China Halts Plastic Waste Imports
Recycle Crisis Sweeps Across America After China Halts Plastic Waste Imports The green movement of the 1970s formed the modern American recycling industry, although there is some concern today that it could be collapsing in many parts of the country, The New York Times warned. “The sooner we accept the economic impracticality of recycling, the sooner […]
Social Media, Universal Basic Income, and Cashless Society: How China’s Social Credit System Is Coming To America
Social Media, Universal Basic Income, and Cashless Society: How China’s Social Credit System Is Coming To America Some well-informed Americans may be aware of China’s horrifying “Social Credit System” that was recently unveiled as a method of eradicating any dissent in the totalitarian state. Essentially freezing out anyone who does not conform to the state’s […]
China’s Looming Liquidity Shortage (Or Why Endless Stimulus Isn’t Working)
China’s Looming Liquidity Shortage (Or Why Endless Stimulus Isn’t Working) Chinese Premier Li promised yet more stimulus measures overnight from tax cuts to focused rate reductions (but, he admitted, not blanket liquidity provision). But, after over 60 different ‘stimulus’ measures in the last few months and last night’s promises, nothing seems to be working as China’s economic data continues to […]
Rabo: The World Is Banking On China (But Japan Points To Our Future)
Rabo: The World Is Banking On China (But Japan Points To Our Future) Market comments There is a saying in the market that if you want to see the future of monetary policy, you just have to look at Japan. Well, as expected, BoJ Governor Kuroda and his team decided to keep policy unchanged, despite a […]
China Premier Vows No Massive Stimulus As Beijing Launches Massive Stimulus
China Premier Vows No Massive Stimulus As Beijing Launches Massive Stimulus When it comes to China, the past decade revealed two things beyond a shadow of a doubt: i) all of the country’s economic data is utterly meaningless as it is entirely fabricated (in this measure it is not much different from other developed nations), […]
China Offers To Help Venezuela Restore Power As Maduro Accuses Trump, Guaido Of “Sabotage”
China Offers To Help Venezuela Restore Power As Maduro Accuses Trump, Guaido Of “Sabotage” China offered on Wednesday to help Venezuela repair its power grid after the country was plunged into its worst blackout on record, now in its sixth day, reports Reuters. With the power blackout in its sixth day, hospitals struggled to keep equipment running, food rotted […]
China Scrambles To Defuse $6 Trillion “Hidden Debt Bomb” With “Titanic Credit Risk”
China Scrambles To Defuse $6 Trillion “Hidden Debt Bomb” With “Titanic Credit Risk” When it comes to estimating China’s total outstanding debt, there has long been confusion about the real number with most putting the debt/GDP at around 250%, while the IIF in 2017 calculated China’s debt load as high as 300% of GDP (which […]
Saudi Arabia Is the World’s Top Arms Buyer
Saudi Arabia Is the World’s Top Arms Buyer Saudis increased purchases 192% over five years Jason Ditz Posted on March 10, 2019Categories NewsTags Saudi Arabia Most reports on international arms sales focus on the biggest sellers. That inevitably means the United States, the largest exporter by far in the growing market. You can’t have sales without buyers, however, and that […]
“Pollution Panic” Strikes US Cities As Officials Face Consequences of China’s Waste Blockade
“Pollution Panic” Strikes US Cities As Officials Face Consequences of China’s Waste Blockade Beginning in Feb 2017, as part of China’s broader “National Sword” campaign, the largest buyer of recyclables from the US, banned 24 types of solid waste from being imported and placed tougher restrictions on the ones it continues to accept. The move left the recycling industry and […]
Vietnam’s Energy Dilemma Is About To Become A Crisis
Vietnam’s Energy Dilemma Is About To Become A Crisis Vietnam can’t seem to get a break. The country lies just beneath China, its giant neighbor to the north, and shares many of the same socialist ideals that Beijing promulgates. However, Sino-Vietnamese relations have been a source of tension for years dating back to the colonization […]
US Admiral Warns About ‘Hazardous’ Military Buildup In South China Sea
US Admiral Warns About ‘Hazardous’ Military Buildup In South China Sea Though it rarely makes headlines in the US, the simmering rivalry between American and Chinese military forces has prompted some to declare the South China Sea – where Beijing has been building out its military and naval infrastructure in defiance of international court rulings […]
Mike Pompeo’s War Warning to China
Mike Pompeo’s War Warning to China Could America sustain such a commitment? More important, why should we? Has the White House thought through the implications of what the Pompeo threat may bring? As President Trump flew home from his Hanoi summit with Kim Jong Un, Mike Pompeo peeled off and flew to Manila. And there […]
Don’t Believe the Hype – Expect a Worsening of U.S.-China Relations
Don’t Believe the Hype – Expect a Worsening of U.S.-China Relations If you receive your news via Donald Trump tweet, or courtesy of proclamations by Larry Kudlow, you’d be forgiven for eagerly anticipating a groundbreaking U.S.-China trade deal to be announced imminently, and thinking such a deal will save the global economy from rolling over […]
The Kremlin’s Military Posture Reconsidered
The Kremlin’s Military Posture Reconsidered To the vast majority of Americans, including the foreign policy establishment, the question posed in the title may seem something of a joke. After all, absolute military superiority over Russia and other potential rivals for global influence has been the objective of US military policy for the last twenty-five years […]
