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October-21-2022
Hoax school shootings in US traumatizing students
America's twin passions of unrestricted access to guns and shameless social media provocation are hence united in a truly depraved trend.
October-20-2022
​Impact of Brazil's election on its future
An increasingly tight race between extreme right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro and left-wing former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva means that Brazilians, with 10 days remaining until the run-off, still have little clue as to who is likely to win one of the most heated, disputed, and unpredictable elections in Brazil's history.
October-18-2022
Pragmatic cooperation remains the mainstay of Sino-German ties
Germany and China will benefit from each other if the two sides continue to engage in open dialogue and pursue pragmatic cooperation.
September-30-2022
Italy's election highlights Europe's long-term woes
Giorgia Meloni's victory in Italy represents a trend toward right-wing parties throughout Europe as a whole, reflecting the broad failure of its economic governance since 2008.
September-27-2022
Will Biden's student loan program work?
Biden's student debt relief across the U.S. won't solve the problems caused by a debt-based educational system, and new students will pay even higher tuition fees than before.
September-20-2022
US 'commitment' to Asia is self-interested
The U.S. is using the IPEF to impose its demands on participating countries but fails to provide any substantial benefits. As such, the so-called U.S. "commitment" to Asia is actually self-interested.
September-19-2022
BRI proving a boon to many countries
Through its Belt and Road Initiative, China has launched numerous economic, educational, and infrastructure projects that have benefited the host countries.
July-23-2022
Global debt relief should not be about politics
Several developing countries have recently faced unprecedented debt crises. The Western media have swiftly scapegoated China, but Western central banks are really to blame.
July-19-2022
Biden's Middle East visit: A lip-service show
Though ambitious, the visit cannot achieve meaningful, sustainable results as the U.S. has neither the necessary capability nor willingness to get involved substantially in regional affairs.
July-19-2022
The plunging EUR and the future of the European economy
As the price of the Euro falls, China might – in the short-term – experience some ramifications on its exports to Eurozone economies but find – in the medium and long-horizons – new chances to re-invest in Europe.
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