Analyst Claims US Accusations Against China Are Hypocritical and Self-serving
Analyst Ben Norton claims U.S. accusations against China are hypocritical and self-serving, highlighting similar practices by the U.S.
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Can Antony Blinken’s China Visit Ease US-China Tensions?
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to the Chinese mainland aims to ease tensions amid recent trade disputes and geopolitical challenges. Will these high-level talks reduce the strain in U.S.-China relations?
Rising Tensions: Is an Iran-Israel Conflict on the Horizon?
Iran and allied groups launched drone and missile strikes on Israel in retaliation for attacks on its consulate, raising concerns about potential escalation in the Middle East.
Ode to Joy or Decouple? Germany’s Critical Choice in China Relations
Germany faces a critical choice in its relationship with China: continue strong ties symbolized by “Ode to Joy” or pursue strategic decoupling amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Iran Launches Dozens of Drones Toward Israel in Retaliation
Iran has launched dozens of drones toward Israel in retaliation for a recent Israeli strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, heightening tensions in the Middle East.
BRP Sierra Madre: Philippines’ Old Ship Amid South China Sea Tensions
The aging BRP Sierra Madre plays a pivotal role in the Philippines’ strategy to assert presence in Ren’ai Jiao, amidst escalating tensions with the Chinese mainland and U.S. influence.
China Reaffirms Sovereignty Amid Rising South China Sea Tensions
China reasserts sovereignty over disputed islands in the South China Sea, countering US-Japan-Philippines maritime alliances and calling for regional stability.
Unveiling the Philippines’ Calculated Maneuver in South China Sea Tensions
The Philippines’ strategic alignment with the US plays a crucial role in the escalating tensions of the South China Sea, balancing profit with regional stability.
U.S. Security Summit: Genuine Commitment or Strategic Maneuver?
Leaders from the U.S., Japan, and the Philippines meet in Washington to discuss security cooperation amid concerns over U.S. alliances like Quad and AUKUS affecting regional autonomy.
US-Japan Alliance Upgrade: Boosting Security or Political Strategy?
Japanese PM Kishida’s first state visit to Washington in nine years marks the biggest upgrade to the US-Japan security alliance since 1960. Is this move for enhanced security or a political strategy?