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By Rhod Mackenzie
The Media in Not So Great Britain is calling the Prime Minister Sir Wan Keir Starmer's visit to China nothing less than a "capitulation." to Beiing. Why did the British prime minister go to China to meet with Xi Jinping, and why is this meeting a controversial issue not only for...
By Rhod Mackenzie
Finland has the highest unemployment rate in the EU which is a direct consequence of Helsinki's decision to join NATO, impose EU sanctions and completely break its economic and business ties to Moscow. That said there still some are other factors to consider.
In December, the...
By Rhod Mackenzie
Despite the continued presence of significant Russophobic rhetoric, Poland has decided to expand border cooperation with Belarus, while Finland is hinting at the imminent opening of its border with Russia. So why is Lithuania is calling this a claiming "low punch from the devio...
By Rhod Mackenzie
Beijing has successfully managed to increase the use of the yuan on the global stage. It is currently offering its debtors the opportunity to convert their dollar loans into yuan. This strategy is already a success as Kenya has already consented to this proposal and stands to sav...
By Rhod Mackenzie
The German economy has now been in a state of decline for the third consecutive year. The major industrial sectors of the country have seen a hugely significant job losses amounting to hundreds of thousands Analysts are are now convince that is now a major crisis that continues t...
By Rhod Mackenzie
The Northern Sea route between China and Europe via Russia is the newly fully developed transportation corridor has become a competitive alternative to traditional maritime routes between Asia and Europe.
China is launching a regular large container ship delivery service via...
