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Can COP28 Expand Israeli Water for Arab Peace?

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​national interest​​​ by Hussain Abdul-Hussain The top UN Development Program official in Baghdad warned that an increase in global temperature will decrease the fresh water available to Iraqis by 20 →

The Very Bad Wizards of the Banking System

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american thinker By A.F. Cronin On March 3, 2023, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) chairman, Martin Gruenberg, concluded his talk to the Institute of International Bankers with this →

RMB-based trade hasn’t worked out for Moscow

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asia times by Jeff Pao Although China and Russia have in recent months encouraged companies to settle their trade in the two countries’ currencies to try to end “dollar hegemony,” Moscow has so far →

The Stock Market Crash Will Occur Right After the Debt Ceiling Vote

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american thinker By Jesse Richman and Howard Richman On April 26, 2021, we predicted the current inflation before it began. Now we are predicting an upcoming stock market crash, and we even know the →

Hainan Expo opens, displaying consumption dynamic of China

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global times By Li Xuanmin and Xie Jun in Haikou Hainan, a tropical island in South China, has come under the limelight once again, especially in terms of consumption upgrade momentum. On Monday, the →

Innovation in the EU: Patent applications continued to grow in 2022

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​brussels times​​​ According to the figures, out of the total number, companies and inventors from the 39 EPO member states (among them all EU member states) filed ca 84,000 patent applications in →

US carmaker Tesla, chip giant Intel unveil new business in China instead of ‘decoupling’

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global times US carmaker Tesla and chip giant Intel unveiled their new business plans in China over the weekend, serving as fresh examples of US companies' confidence in the nation, as the world's →

China establishes national semiconductor standards committee to further advance industry development amid US sanctions

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​global times​​​ China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on Thursday held a meeting to establish the National Integrated Circuit Standardization Technical Committee to →

Intel Is Reeling: Why Should the Government Save It?

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national interest by Kevin Klyman Gordon Moore, one of the founding fathers of Silicon Valley, died on March 24 at the age of ninety-four. He co-founded Intel in 1968 and grew it into one of the most →

China back in global growth driver’s seat

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asia times by William Pesek In the Xi Jinping era, China has struggled to balance how its economic ambitions play beyond its borders. What may look like savvy reform plans in Beijing can easily get →

The great re-shoring charade

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asia times by David P. Goldman Moving factories from China to Mexico is one of the few hot topics in an otherwise listless market, US investment bankers say. As American hostility to China rises, US →

A Few Dollars More: Welcome to a Eurasian World

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national interest by Brian Patrick Bolger April is the cruelest month. Especially in the banking sector. In the middle of a war. It seems that not a day passes that the Institute for the Study of War →

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