Recently, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) published an article titled “Why China Is Starting a New Trade War.” The article painted a rather sensational picture of China trying to stir up global conflict by boosting its manufacturing industry. According to WSJ, China’s goal is to restore its economy by increasing
Some members of the Alt-Media Community believe that a recent coup in Bangladesh was a US plot to counter China, but this idea doesn’t hold up under closer examination. Bangladesh’s ties with China are so strong that severing them would harm its own interests, and a US base in St.
In a stunning revelation, a congressional committee has uncovered that U.S. drug companies have been working with the Chinese military on drug tests for over ten years. This shocking news came to light in a letter sent to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday. The House Select Committee
China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS) has accused foreign intelligence agencies of covertly using weather monitoring stations to conduct espionage operations within its borders. This accusation follows a detailed investigation into numerous meteorological installations, which the Chinese authorities now claim are fronts for sophisticated surveillance activities. The MSS’s allegations, made
China has thrown a wrench into the global supply chain by slapping new export controls on antimony metals, ores, and oxides, effective September 15. This move could spell trouble for American arms manufacturers who are heavily dependent on this crucial resource. Companies aiming to export these materials will now need
The United States is playing a dangerous game of escalating tensions, consistent with its history of engaging in wars. A critical part of this strategy involves destabilizing Bangladesh, which plays a key role in the shifting global alliances that challenge American influence. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) The Belt
The UK is planning to build a radar station in Wales as part of the AUKUS alliance with the US and Australia to monitor space activities, particularly from Russia and China. The station, located at Cawdor Barracks in Pembrokeshire, aims to protect vital satellite communications and navigation systems. This move
China is making a big shift in its economy to protect itself from global problems like wars and pandemics. Under Xi Jinping’s leadership, the country is focusing on becoming more self-reliant and less dependent on international trade. This strategy, called the “fortress economy,” aims to strengthen China’s internal industries and
Russia is making big moves in the Arctic, expanding its oil and gas operations despite global sanctions from its invasion of Ukraine. A new 300-foot extension to a massive hangar in the Arctic highlights Russia’s push to use the Northern Sea Route (NSR) for shipping oil and gas to China.