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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
‛China-US “Constructive and Strategically Stable Relationship” Is Epoch-Making’; ‛A Strong Message from Beijing’; ‛Trump’s Failed China Trip Shows His Trade War Backfired, and US Corporations Are Desperate’.
‛Can China Curb Trump’s Gambit in Hormuz?’; ‛Beijing Confronts US Sanctions on Refineries’: Within six days of the Russian President Putin rendering a forceful advice to the US President Donald Trump to abandon the path of war in Iran, Beijing has delivered a humiliating rebuff to the US move to sanction Chinese oil refineries. Also: ‛Ceasefire Served US’s Purpose in Iran War’.
The US-Israeli war on Iran has unleashed a massive global food crisis. China is prepared, because its state-owned enterprises maintain the largest food reserves in human history. This is how they work.
It was no magic wand. The authorities took several tough steps over the years to achieve this miracle.
The authors elucidate the history of China’s People’s Communes as told through the lens of three present-day rural villages. In these villages, they observe the effects of the project’s dismantling and diminishing collective ownership and land management, with the conclusion that a return to collectivism is vital for carrying forward the socialist project.
China’s newly released White Paper, “China’s Arms Control, Disarmament, and Nonproliferation in the New Era,” is not simply a catalogue of policies. It is a strategic text that reveals how Beijing intends to shape the governance of the domains that will define global security in the decades ahead.
From October 20 to November 21, 1962, a little-remembered conflict raged between China and India. A detailed academic investigation, ignored by the mainstream media, exposes how the war was a deliberate product of clandestine CIA meddling, specifically intended to further Anglo-American interests regionally.
The author reflects on the evolution of her intellectual political relationship to China, a journey that began with limited knowledge of a seemingly far-away land and ends with a nuanced understanding grounded in her on-the-ground experiences as a visiting professor at Peking University.
The BRICS countries support the preservation of the existing international financial architecture, with the IMF and the World Bank at its core, and the international trade system (WTO, free trade agreements, etc).
This article gives an overview of the progress made by China in recent years with regard to clean energy, and poses the question: why is it that China, rather than the advanced capitalist countries, has emerged as the world’s only ‘green superpower’?
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