How China’s Belt and Road Took Over the World by Shannon Tiezzi is Editor-in-Chief at The Diplomat.

"By this point, the BRI had lost all semblance of the original Eurasian connection, instead becoming a catch-all for China’s foreign policy in general."

As EV costs tumble in China, an export wave builds SOURCE: Reuters

Because of their "fantastic competitive advantage," Koller predicted Chinese automakers could look to sell one million cars per year in Europe, equivalent to 8% of the market last year.

Classified Documents Were At Joe Biden Residence While Hunter Biden Took Millions For “Representing The F**king Spy Chief Of China” by Michael Shellenberger SOURCE: Substack

 

Gravitas Plus: China provokes India again. But is India alone? SOURCE: WION/GRAVITAS

Some of the disputes mentioned:

Taiwan

Philippines - Scarborough Reef, Spratly Islands

South Korea - Socotra Rock, also known as Ieodo or Suyan Islet

Japan - Senkaku, Diaoyu Islands

Indonesia - Natuna Islands

Vietnam - Paracel Islands

Bhuthan - Doklam 

Nepal - 36 hectares of land 

India - The Mcmahon Line, established in 1914 + many others

BOOK: “Danger Zone: The Coming Conflict with China,” Hal Brands and Michael Beckley REVIEWED by Andrew Latham SOURCE: Responsible Statecraft

"I can point to any number of theoretical explanations for the causes of those wars that have little or nothing to do with German or Japanese fears of relative decline."