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The Belt and Road Initiative: Innovative Chinese Ideas for a New World Order

Mohammad Zreik One Belt, One Road is China’s largest infrastructure and investment project. China’s “One Belt, One Road” strategy aims to develop economic and social linkages amongst the countries it passes through to revive the ancient Silk Road. Project covers 65% of global population and 40% of global …

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The WW III that Biden and All Other Neocons Are Leading U.S. Toward

Eric Zeusse  The intensely neoconservative U.S. President Joe Biden is leading the world into a World War III against both Russia and China, but despite the U.S. spending annually around half of the entire planet’s military expenditures (not only in its ‘Defense’ Department but in its Treasury Department …

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The Other Political Parties in the People’s Republic of China (2)

Giancarlo Valori The democratic parties in the People’s Republic of China are playing an increasingly proactive role in the State’s political life. In recent years, their leaders have been invited to participate in over 200 events concerning both China’s foreign policy and the activities of the Communist Party …

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Pain at the Pump: High Gas Prices Cut U.S. Spending $9.6 Billion a Month

Ethen Lieser In a press conference late last week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asserted that “price gouging needs to stop.” A new report is indicating that millions of Americans are cutting their overall spending due to high gas prices that have reached a nationwide average of $4.48 per …

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The ‘Silicon Shield’ Is a Danger to Taiwan and America

Christopher Vassalo The “silicon shield” invites Taipei to seek security in vulnerability, confident that its Western clients will protect it. Efforts to erode Taiwan’s chip-making dominance should accompany the provision of arms for the island’s defense. Taiwan’s “silicon shield”—the name for a strategy that entrusts the island’s defense to both …

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Sustainable Development Goals in peril due to overseas aid cuts

Recent deep cuts to overseas aid budgets by governments, will have “direct, negative impacts” on the ability of the world to reach the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the UN chief warned on Friday. Secretary-General António Guterres expressed his concern over the fall in Overseas Development Aid (ODA) following …

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Legitimacy of Values during Climate Change

Ivelin Zvezdov Post-industrial and neo-technological societies have rigorously separated the stories of cultural values and those of the earth’s nature and climate.  Human civilizations have been fully dependent on the wilderness of nature and the particularities of climate for their survival and success for millennia.  It is understandable …

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Russia’s Weak Response to Finland’s Joining NATO

Eric Zeusse  On May 12th, Russia’s RT bannered “Finland’s NATO membership will trigger response – Moscow”, and reported thatMoscow has warned that Finland joining NATO would pose a direct threat to Russia’s security and its acceptance to the military alliance would prompt Russia to develop measures to ensure …

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Possible Impacts of the Russia-Ukraine War on Global Food Trade

The large-scale war that erupted between Russia and Ukraine, the two major grain-producing countries, undoubtedly will impact the global food market. However, it would be insufficient to use simple quantitative analyses to assess its effect on the global grain trade. It is only through an all-rounded interpretation of …

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