By Stephen Lendman The phase one deal leaves major bilateral differences unresolved. Further talks could continue intermittently for years without resolution. The US aims to weaken China economically, financially, industrially, technologically and militarily, part of its […]
By Shane Quinn Global Research, China’s exit in October 1949, from the sphere of US control, was perhaps the heaviest blow to strike American post-World War II global hegemony. China’s successful drive for independence had been […]
By Andrew Korybko Global Research, Ethiopia is in the midst of historic change but also on the edge of what some observers fear is a looming crisis ahead of the upcoming elections in May. It’s here […]
By Larry Romanoff China as a nation has the longest and by far the most vast record of inventions in the history of the world. It is now reliably estimated that more than 60% of all […]
By Andre Vltchek In 2019, I have written a long analysis about “the Uyghur issue”; analysis which will be soon published as a book. For some time, I have been warning the world that the West, […]
By Larry Romanoff There is one factor that contributed heavily to the wealth of America today that US history books seem to neglect. The US government and corporations today produce volumes of propaganda accusing China of […]
By Larry Romanoff We have a saying that after spending one month in China you could write a book; after a year in China, you could write a chapter; in five years you could write a […]
By Larry Romanoff The YiWu Commodities Market A brief bit of background for context. YiWu is the world’s largest supermarket. YiWu is a small town (it’s actually a city with more than one million people, but […]
By Larry Romanoff China as a nation has the longest and by far the most vast record of inventions in the history of the world. It is now reliably estimated that more than 60% of all […]