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Recent Posts

• World leaders call for trust economy at Russian economic forum
• China, Germany relate their common interests
• Putin and Abe agree to move forward on economic cooperation
• As US military effectiveness and diplomatic efforts fade into irrelevance many countries start ignoring Washington
• China and India are trying to write a new page of the world economy
• Japan ambassador’s Brexit warning: there won’t be a deal better than the single market
• Chinese ambassador to EU: No UK trade talks without a Brexit deal
• Washington forces its allies to accept a bipolar world
• Dirty vaccines: New study reveals prevalence of contaminants
• Syrian showdown: Trump vs. the generals
• Why a dollar collapse Is inevitable
• From Ankara to Moscow, Eurasia integration is on the move
• Singing the Bolton Blues
• Deconstructing the sacking of Rex Tillerson
• Expulsion of Russian diplomats portends troubled times
• The myth of a neo-imperial China
• Marco Polo in reverse: how Italy fits in the New Silk Roads
• The Trump-Kim summit: can the Donald make the Deal?
• US lights up pathway to Afghan peace
• Why Is the GOP Terrified of Tariffs?
• Japan will pour $200 billion into global infrastructure
• ‘Quad’ version of Belt and Road feels like a South China Sea Watch
• Australia sees opportunity in China’s rise
• Mending fences with China gets started
• The Almighty dollar against the Great Petro-Yuan Temptation