China's economy, the end of a narrative
The Chinese economy appeared to be launched to conquer the world. But numerous signs seem to herald a coming stagnation, particularly with regard to foreign investment.
The Chinese economy appeared to be launched to conquer the world. But numerous signs seem to herald a coming stagnation, particularly with regard to foreign investment.
Anṣār Allāh's asymmetric offensive has exposed all the fragilities and contradictions of globalization. But it has also reminded, again, that the cohesion of the West is mere appearance. The interests of Russia, China, and Iran in the game for the Red Sea.
The competition between major powers shows no signs of appeasing. Between internal problems and external deficits, the United States is slowly losing momentum and initiative in the game for multipolar transition. The polycrises of previous years are bound to give rise to a permacrisis.
Last July, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare announced a comprehensive strategic partnership, marking a deepening of ties between the two nations.
For some years now, China has been recruiting former Western military pilots for advisory and training missions. This has raised concern and reactions from more than one government, fearful that the communist regime may take over air power doctrines, strategies and tactics.
For some years now, China has been recruiting former Western military pilots for advisory and training missions. This has raised concern and reactions from more than one government, fearful that the communist regime may take over air power doctrines, strategies and tactics.
Competition among great powers has landed in the Holy Land.It is suggested, indeed substantiated, by the fact that Hamas' surprise war against Israel would not have been possible without the support of Russia, Iran and China.
The rise of controlled nuclear fusion could lead to "clean" H-bombs capable of challenging deterrence between superpowers. However, a monopoly, even a temporary one, by democracies could ensure years of peace.
Submitted to the House on Sept. 25, Emanuel Pietrobon's dossier Cognitive Warfare, was taken up by La Verità in an article by Alessandro Rico.