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China is offloading US debt ahead of November’s US elections

October 10, 2024

China, a leading member of the BRICS group, has offloaded more than $21 billion in U.S. Treasuries since early 2024, a 12-year low for…

Russia – China, new map in the Arctic

October 3, 2024

When U.S. fighter jets intercepted two Russian and two Chinese bombers in the U.S. Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) over Alaska last July, the…

Global economic turmoil and geopolitical crisis since the Chinese recession

October 3, 2024

China is teetering on the brink of recession — excluding the Covid era, for the first time since 2008 — as new data showed…

BRICS: The 2024 summit is very important

September 19, 2024

The BRICS economic alliance is headed for what may be the most important event in its history. The annual BRICS summit has become a…

Currency War Intensifies – The Cheap Yuan and Why Secondary Sanctions Scared China – Russia’s Plan B

September 12, 2024

The battle that will not decide the outcome of the currency war – Why did China’s banks comply with the sanctions? With the threat…

Russia gets Crypto Exchanges to Trade Digital Yuan – de-Dollarization as Ultimate Goal

August 29, 2024

Russia has announced plans to create two state-owned cryptocurrency exchanges aimed at making digital payments for international trade transactions. US sanctions have led Russia…

Azerbaijan in the BRICS and EU natural gas in the hands of… Moscow

August 22, 2024

Azerbaijan submitted on Tuesday, August 20, the official application for joining the BRICS group, as announced by the representative of the country’s Ministry of…

Barter Economy between Russia-China to Defeat Western Sanctions

August 22, 2024

The war in Ukraine after the Russian invasion has been going on for more than 900 days, and since then, China and Russia have…

China is already 33% larger than the US in terms of GDP (including shadow economy), while India is also threatening

August 15, 2024

China’s GDP is already significantly larger than the US economy, contrary to official figures given by governments or organizations such as the World Bank…