Global supply chains are changing rapidly as the countries around the world are pushing for decoupling their economies from China. Most of the companies in developed countries, which ...
The most accepted perception among those who do not observe global supply chains closely is that Chinese factories are dependent only on the American and European companies, which ...
Relations between arch-nemesis China and Japan are deteriorating and the latter is not taking any chances and is rapidly building its defence to be ready for any eventuality ...
The US is opening new fronts against China, and now the Mekong river has become the latest point of geopolitical rivalry between the two countries. The US is ...
As per a report by Japanese newspaper Nikkei Asian Review, companies have lined up to seek funds from Japan’s Ministry of Trade, Economy and Industry in order to ...
A new geopolitical challenge night be knocking at the doors of democratic countries like India, Vietnam and Australia in the Indo-Pacific Region. These countries want to contain Chinese ...
Much has been written about how China is unilaterally changing the status quo in the South China Sea as it falsely claims to own almost the entire sea. ...
If it is true that the Third World War will happen over Water, then China may have as well caused the first provocation with its monstrous dams on ...
The list of countries refusing to be part of China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) continues to grow. Tanzania, the East African country became the second player ...
The dream project of Chinese president Xi Jinping known as ‘One belt one road’ (OBOR) or the 21st-century Maritime Silk Road, is an infrastructure building strategy adopted by ...
One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative or OBOR, is one single country’s initiative to create trade routes that span 3 continents and touch 60% of the world population. ...
There was a bipartisan consensus on free trade for almost three decades since the 1980s. The number of bilateral and multilateral Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) have grown exponentially ...
