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China in a Dilemma over its Support to Russia?

Valerio Fabbri Although Beijing has extended firm diplomatic support to Russia during the Ukraine conflict, it appears unwilling to back Moscow in a whole-hearted manner to avert Western sanctions due to the fear of secondary sanctions. In an effort to stem growing suspicions over its ties with the …

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China’s benefit from the Russian-Ukrainian war

In my personal opinion, if Russia continues to control Ukrainian cities and causes a long-term conflict on the side of Eastern Europe, perhaps (China will gain more geopolitical benefits), including doubling the focus of the United States of America with Russia and giving Beijing more breathing space, and …

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The World after the War in Ukraine: How China’s “good” war is turning “ugly

Hemand Adlekha Neither CPC leaders nor China’s state-sponsored international affairs think tank scholars indicated before February 24 if they had any idea of unpredictable and cascading consequences an actual Russian war on Ukraine would unleash. As Vladimir Putin appears certain of having abandoned any prospects of a diplomatic …

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The End of U.S. Dollar Dominance?

With the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Western countries have imposed all-rounded sanctions on Russia. This, in turn, has had an impact on the global economic, trade, and financial systems, raising concerns in the market and academic circles about the adjustment of the global financial system. One …

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Global Economy Poised for Divergence in the Era of High Interest Rates

Wei Hongxu Global inflation has continued to climb throughout this year, posing a severe obstacle to economic recovery and development in all countries. According to researchers at ANBOUND, this has put central banks throughout the world in a quandary: should they maintain interest rates low to continue driving …

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Deterrence, Intimidation, and Propaganda under the Framework of Nuclear Equilibrium

Chan Kung “Nuclear equilibrium” is a term referring to a relatively steady state of global nuclear forces. It is also a great and terrifyingly comprehensive framework of geopolitical deterrence. Appearing since the time of the Cold War, the history of nuclear weapons can be traced back to Trinity, …

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A New Order in West Asia: The Case of China’s Strategic Presence in Syria

Mohammad Zreik Unanimity on a new American century had gone unchecked for a decade. The warhawk John Bolton lambasted Xi’s authoritarianism, claiming the new crackdown has made it practically hard for the CIA to keep agents in China. Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) has evolved enormously since its inception. …

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Energy Vehicles in Anglo-American Axis Countries

He Jun  While the global development of green energy and industries has been an ongoing matter, the war launched by Russia in Ukraine adds a deeper geopolitical dimension to it. In this shift, the “Anglo-American Axis”, comprising the United Kingdom and the United States, may once again lead …

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ECONOMYImpacts of Covid-19 on the world economy

Ilham Nagiyev The world has been fighting for three years to reduce the impact of Covid-19. The fight against pandemics, which has been a major turning point for humanity and civilization continues today as it has in the past. Although we have reduced the spread of the virus …

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