Published: April 24,2023 By Staff writer Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed the Global Security Initiative, in April 2022, which is a concept that overlays China’s security and defense cooperation with the Global South. Western analysts have argued that the GSI will challenge the U.S.-led security alliance, erode values in existing security partnerships, and …
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BRICS to overtake G7 in as leaders of globaleconomic growth
Published: April 21,2023 By staff writer © Getty Images / lvcandy A report by Bloomberg this week revealed that members of the BRICS group – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa are expected to outpace the US-led G7 in terms of their contribution to the world’s economic growth, from this year. Based on the …
Read More »Chinese defense minister visits to Russia is normal.
Published: April 18,2023 By staff writer Russian president Vladimir Putin, Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu, and Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu attend a meeting in Moscow. Photograph: PavelBednyakov/SPUTNIK/KREMLIN/EPA Chinese State Councilor and Minister of National Defense Li Shangfu is on an official visit to Russia from April 16 to 19, at the invitation of his counterpart Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. China and Russia have enjoyed …
Read More »US ups more tension with China over defense contractors’ visit to Taiwan
By staff writer According to a recent report by Japanese media Nikkei, the US administration plans to send about 25 defense contractors on a visit to Taiwan “to discuss joint production of drones and ammunition.” This is another act of provocation aimed at pilling arms on the Island of Taiwan to support …
Read More »Why is U.S. openly provoking China over Taiwan?
Published: April 11,2023 By Gerald Mbanda Taiwan’s president, Tsai Ing-wen, recently visited theUnited States amid Beijing protest where the U.S is believed to support Secessionist acts of “Taiwan independence, “at a time the U.S is well aware that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China. , Tsai was shown in photographs holding a meeting with …
Read More »Africa is more indebted to the west than China
Published: April 10,2023 By Staff writer The Chinese-built Addis Ababa–Djibouti Railway. (Photo: Skilla1st) Western media has for long produced headlines on Africa’s debt with China and the story lines suggest that African countries have been put into a “debt trap” by China by lending huge sums of money that cannot be paid back and therefore, African countries …
Read More »Kamala Harris trip to Africa, US continued efforts to counter China
Published: April 06,2023 By Staff writer The rise of China on the global stage has caused Washington sleepless nights trying to find means of cutting down this clout that threatens US hegemony and dominance on the global stage. Africa is now one of the battle grounds that the US is eying to edge …
Read More »U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris Africa visit meant to counter China influence.
Published: March 29,2023 By Staff writer The U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris arrived in Ghana on Sunday for a three country visit in Africa. Harris said at a news conference that, “the U.S. is strengthening our partnerships across the continent of Africa, and they are guided not by what we can …
Read More »Significance of President Xi Jinping visit to Russia
Published: March 22,2023 Staff writer Chinese President Xi Jinping visit to Russia on the invitation of his counterpart Vladmir Putin is a strong manifestation of the good bilateral relations between the two countries. China and Russia share a common border as well as common interests. The two countries are permanent members of the UN …
Read More »Why Xi visit to Russia is not diplomatic support for conflict with Ukraine.
Published: March 21,2023 By Staff Writer Chinese President Xi Jinping visit to Russia on the invitation of his counterpart Vladmir Putin is a strong manifestation of the good bilateral relations between the two countries. China and Russia share a common border and therefore share common interests. The two countries are also permanent …
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