Posts Tagged ‘China’
Thucydides Trap doesnt always lead to challenger winning.
I saw a lot of misreading of the “Thucydides Trap” Yes, there may be rising powers to challenge the hegemony or main dominant power of the day – and often happens frequently. But people are forgetting, a lot of the challengers actually lost their fight to overtake the dominant power. Thucydides Trap doesnt mean the…
Read MoreAWESOME MEETING!!! Xi Jinping & Trump heralds NEW POSITIONING between USA & China
The meeting went better than anyone expected. Xi Jinping and Donald Trump walked out of Beijing with smiles, handshakes, and language that signals a genuine strategic recalibration from China. This is not just diplomatic theater. Something has shifted. At the state banquet, Xi said something remarkable: “Achieving the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and…
Read MoreIndonesia Strengthens Naval Deterrence with Indian Brahmos Missiles
In a significant shift for Southeast Asian regional security, Indonesia has confirmed a deal with India to procure the Brahmos supersonic anti-ship missile system. This move follows in the footsteps of the Philippines, making Indonesia the second foreign customer for the Indo-Russian joint venture. Key Highlights of the Deal Strategic Deployment: The Natuna Islands A…
Read MorePrecision Lethality: The U.S. Navy’s $1 Billion “Ship-Killer” Investment
In a significant escalation of its maritime strike capabilities, the U.S. Navy has submitted a funding request to Congress in April 2026 for the purchase of 177 Long-Range Anti-Ship Missiles (LRASM). Valued at approximately $970 million, this procurement is not a one-off purchase but the latest move in an aggressive, multi-year strategy to stockpile advanced…
Read MoreThe Moscow Pivot: Iran’s Disillusionment with China and the Rush for Russian Expertise
In a move that signals a seismic shift in Middle Eastern power dynamics, Iranian leadership has pivoted sharply toward the Kremlin. Following the recent pause in the 40-day conflict with the United States and Israel, the Iranian Foreign Minister traveled to Moscow for a high-stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin. This visit is not merely a…
Read MoreThailand-Cambodia War will become the Trojan Horse for a permanent China military presence in Indochina
As I had reported in my Day 1 SITREP on the Thailand – Cambodia conflict, it was extremely unclear as to why, the weaker and smaller country of the two, whom also have a military that is a lot weaker than it’s adversary, would decide to “ask for a war” by shelling civilian areas with…
Read MoreChina is in dire straits, mirroring Japan’s decline into stagnation; but so are all of us…
Paolo ask, in DPA Chat: “Hey Wyatt, Can we get some more info on the Chinese economic slowdown signs? I wish i could read more about it, but as you said there are zero official sources And I’m South American so i can’t speak Chinese to save my life. My girlfriend is Chinese though, but…
Read MoreWhat is Authoritarianism (in practise)?
In a real authoritarian regime – they would basically force you into (doing) things against your rights or at least it messes you in your head about what is okay or not okay… I would say long time ago, Singapore used to be considered authoritarian (under the premiership of Lee Kuan Yew) For example in…
Read More🇨🇳🇵🇰🇮🇳 Recent Developments in China-Pakistan Relations and India-Bangladesh Trade Dynamics
In recent geopolitical developments, China has extended its satellite support to Pakistan, as reported by a research group under the Indian Defence Ministry. This move signifies a strengthening of ties between Beijing and Islamabad, which may have implications for regional security dynamics. Additionally, the trade relations between India and Bangladesh are reportedly fraying, with Bangladesh…
Read More🇨🇳🇮🇳🇺🇸🇷🇺🇵🇰🇯🇵 China’s Strategic Moves in Global Geopolitics and Economics – 17 May 2025
Recent developments have highlighted China’s evolving role in global geopolitics and economics, showcasing significant actions that could reshape international relations. China has dropped to the third-largest holder of U.S. Treasury securities, following the UK and Japan, a strategic maneuver that reflects its shifting economic focus amidst ongoing trade tensions with the United States. This change…
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