An Australian company breaks China’s rare earth spine with a loud crack
China has a material goal of ‘global dominance’ be it in any sector. Competing or not supporting China to realise ...
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Fake democracy, fake President, fake polls: Jinping has never been this desperate
Fakeness runs in the nerves of China, be it the Chinese President or the Chinese media. Even the democracy in ...
Close ties with China will make the Netherlands a pariah within the EU
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has emerged as the biggest supporter of China on international forums. The European Union’s close ...
Biden’s proposal to ban Russian gold is a policy disaster of epic proportions
The G7 summit commenced on the 26th of June. As the leaders of the world's wealthiest nations assembled in the ...
Chinese trojan horses in Taiwan: An unsettling trend
Taiwan and China's cross-strait tension is not new. Every passing day offers some sort of scathing remarks or developments from ...
CCP adopts the ruling political parties of six African nations
China is elevating its propaganda game. In reality, the pace at which CCP is moving is alarming and it would ...
Vietnam cracks down on China-backed psuedo-environmentalists
Environmental civil society organizations work to combat the consequences of climate change and promote environmental conservation. On behalf of the ...
Pentagon implicitly tells Biden administration to focus on China, not Russia
Pentagon on Friday predicted a missile attack on USA’s Guam islands by the Chinese defence forces. The commander of US military forces ...
Conservatives had almost won the Canadian elections, but China reversed the result in the last minute
Influencing elections has got to be the mainstay of China’s politics. After extending its tentacles to a slew of countries ...
Chinese builders are so miserable these days that they are accepting wheat and garlic as installments
Amid a significant slowdown in the world's second-largest economy, people are putting their dreams of buying a new home on ...
Xi does a ridiculous U-turn to keep fellow dictator Kim-Jong-un in good humour
When the conservative Yoon Suk-yeol, took the presidential seat in South Korea, it was expected that he would be a staunch ...
Musk, not Mao: The newfound love among Chinese millennials
In the 1990s, students in China’s Sichuan University were asked to write about one public figure, living or dead, foreign ...
