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Depending on China for rare-earths is one of our dumbest mistakes — and must be corrected PRONTO
In the 1960s, the conservative intellectual James Burnham wrote a book arguing that the decline of Western civilization was a ...
Ahead of the ongoing ‘fourth plenum’ conference, Xi Jinping carried out a purge at the top of the Communist Party and ...
A key meeting of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee is expected to include a major shake-up of President Xi ...
The banking business is a lot healthier than it was when Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse sparked fears of contagion that would ...
Scheduled from Oct 20 to 23, the fourth plenum will see the upper echelons of China’s Communist Party review and endorse the ...
As Donald Trump and Xi Jinping slug it out ahead of their highly anticipated encounter at the end of the month, Australia’s ...
Listed construction company EEI Corp. has bought out First Orient International Ventures Corp., which operates the former ...
Chinese households are tiptoeing back into equities, driven in part by a stark reality: Almost nothing else looks worth buying.
President Marcos names Justice Secretary Boying Remulla as Ombudsman to lead anti-corruption efforts under Bagong Pilipinas.- ...
Amidst all these, however, there is need for a word of caution. Even placing the “big fish” in jail will only stop corruption temporarily. In order to completely eradicate corruption in our society, ...
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China countering Trump with narrative swagger. This is what 8 ‘Zhong Caiwen’ editorials say
In trade spats and geopolitical manoeuvres alike, China weathers the storm with the power of its narrative. Pseudonyms like Zhong Caiwen are an important part of it.
People-to-people exchanges — not governments — have long defined U.S.-China relations, writes Carla Dirlikov Canales. An ...
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