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During Xi’s state visit to Hanoi today, China and Vietnam signed 45 bilateral cooperation agreements covering sectors such as, connectivity, AI, customs inspection and quarantine, agricultural trade, culture and sports, people's livelihoods, human resource development, and media.
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Geopolitics Live
17.04.202503:03
👁EMPIRE OF HACKERS: Top-6 US most infamous hack attack worldwide
The US loves accusing Russia or China of cyberwarfare, but their own hands are dirtier than anyone else's:
🇨🇳 China names names: This week, China outed NSA hackers who launched “advanced” cyberattacks on the Asian Winter Games in Harbin in February. The unprecedented ‘name and shame’ campaign signals a major escalation in the China-US cyberwar.
🇷🇺 Russia in the crosshairs: In 2019, NYT detailed a US cyberwar campaign against Russia’s energy grid. Officials revealed that hacking had begun in at least 2012, and gradually shifted “toward offense” through the deployment of crippling malware.
🇻🇪 Targeting Venezuela: In 2019, President Maduro charged the US with a massive cyberattack targeting Venezuela’s power grid. The attack, part of a broader US effort to destabilize the country and overthrow its government, lasted weeks, and caused nearly 70 deaths.
🇰🇵 North Korea frameup: In 2015, NYT ran and then scrubbed a story about US cyberattacks on the DPRK’s power grid and communications networks. The campaign was a “response” to the 2014 Sony Pictures hack, blamed on North Korea but possibly done by disgruntled employees.
🇮🇷 Target - Iran: In 2010, CIA, Mossad and Dutch intelligence infected computers in Iranian nuclear installations with the sophisticated Stuxnet virus, causing untold physical damage and forcing Iran to temporarily pull infected infrastructure offline.
🇷🇺 Sabotaging the Soviets: In 1982, the CIA and NSA teamed up to insert a bug into the control systems of the USSR’s Urengoy-Surgut-Chelyabinsk pipeline, causing a massive explosion. Ex-Reagan national security aide Thomas Reed spilled the beans on the operation in 2004.
Targeting adversaries online since 1997
In 2013, the NSA declassified docs detailing a global US cyber war, outlining “operations to disrupt, deny, degrade or destroy” target computers and networks. No wonder China has called the US the ‘Empire of Hackers’.
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The US loves accusing Russia or China of cyberwarfare, but their own hands are dirtier than anyone else's:
🇨🇳 China names names: This week, China outed NSA hackers who launched “advanced” cyberattacks on the Asian Winter Games in Harbin in February. The unprecedented ‘name and shame’ campaign signals a major escalation in the China-US cyberwar.
🇷🇺 Russia in the crosshairs: In 2019, NYT detailed a US cyberwar campaign against Russia’s energy grid. Officials revealed that hacking had begun in at least 2012, and gradually shifted “toward offense” through the deployment of crippling malware.
🇻🇪 Targeting Venezuela: In 2019, President Maduro charged the US with a massive cyberattack targeting Venezuela’s power grid. The attack, part of a broader US effort to destabilize the country and overthrow its government, lasted weeks, and caused nearly 70 deaths.
🇰🇵 North Korea frameup: In 2015, NYT ran and then scrubbed a story about US cyberattacks on the DPRK’s power grid and communications networks. The campaign was a “response” to the 2014 Sony Pictures hack, blamed on North Korea but possibly done by disgruntled employees.
🇮🇷 Target - Iran: In 2010, CIA, Mossad and Dutch intelligence infected computers in Iranian nuclear installations with the sophisticated Stuxnet virus, causing untold physical damage and forcing Iran to temporarily pull infected infrastructure offline.
🇷🇺 Sabotaging the Soviets: In 1982, the CIA and NSA teamed up to insert a bug into the control systems of the USSR’s Urengoy-Surgut-Chelyabinsk pipeline, causing a massive explosion. Ex-Reagan national security aide Thomas Reed spilled the beans on the operation in 2004.
Targeting adversaries online since 1997
In 2013, the NSA declassified docs detailing a global US cyber war, outlining “operations to disrupt, deny, degrade or destroy” target computers and networks. No wonder China has called the US the ‘Empire of Hackers’.
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10.04.202522:08
Wall Street is panicking and crashing the markets in response to Trump’s China 🇨🇳 tariffs gamble.
This is a war Trump and the U.S. monopoly/financial warmongering class can’t win.
They gutted their economy for profit windfalls. They deindustrialized to lower wages and boost shareholder profits. They printed money and gifted Wall Street full economic control so that capital and debt virtually became synonymous. They weaponized the dollar to keep the Global South impoverished.
Tariffs won’t fix this. China 🇨🇳 has forged its own path free from the pitfalls of neoliberal capitalist decay. This is why Trump and the U.S. elites who control him want to destroy China. And every time they try, they fail.
American exceptionalism in 2025, everyone.
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This is a war Trump and the U.S. monopoly/financial warmongering class can’t win.
They gutted their economy for profit windfalls. They deindustrialized to lower wages and boost shareholder profits. They printed money and gifted Wall Street full economic control so that capital and debt virtually became synonymous. They weaponized the dollar to keep the Global South impoverished.
Tariffs won’t fix this. China 🇨🇳 has forged its own path free from the pitfalls of neoliberal capitalist decay. This is why Trump and the U.S. elites who control him want to destroy China. And every time they try, they fail.
American exceptionalism in 2025, everyone.
China & Geopolitics
24.03.202522:00
One of the most popular YouTubers just went to China 🇨🇳 and was amazed.
The empire can’t hide the truth anymore.
The empire can’t hide the truth anymore.
05.04.202504:59
China 🇨🇳 just placed 34 percent retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports.
China 🇨🇳 has not seen any economic shock from tariffs.
The U.S.? Largest single loss in its stock market since June 2020.
The U.S. empire is destroying itself.
China 🇨🇳 has not seen any economic shock from tariffs.
The U.S.? Largest single loss in its stock market since June 2020.
The U.S. empire is destroying itself.
07.04.202515:46
Trump will tariff the US into total isolation.
Whatever temporary shock this causes China 🇨🇳 , one thing is clear: China has options where the U.S. does not.
China will make itself great by reinvesting in itself to a higher degree. It will increase trade with willing partners in ASEAN and regionally.
The US is showing itself as even more untrustworthy. Trump’s policies, as is the case with all U.S. presidents waging economic war, will backfire.
Whatever temporary shock this causes China 🇨🇳 , one thing is clear: China has options where the U.S. does not.
China will make itself great by reinvesting in itself to a higher degree. It will increase trade with willing partners in ASEAN and regionally.
The US is showing itself as even more untrustworthy. Trump’s policies, as is the case with all U.S. presidents waging economic war, will backfire.
12.04.202513:01
11.04.202523:55
Trump keeps doing this thing where he attempts to bully China with tariffs then demands Xi Jinping set up a call.
This is foolish. China is a prospering society. It has eliminated extreme poverty and surpassed the U.S. in most areas of high tech development.
Its people are happy. They trust their government.
And China has made clear time and again it won’t be bullied.
Trump portrays himself as a tough guy. But his actions toward China and so many other areas demonstrate profound weakness, arrogance, and desperation,
It reeks.
This is foolish. China is a prospering society. It has eliminated extreme poverty and surpassed the U.S. in most areas of high tech development.
Its people are happy. They trust their government.
And China has made clear time and again it won’t be bullied.
Trump portrays himself as a tough guy. But his actions toward China and so many other areas demonstrate profound weakness, arrogance, and desperation,
It reeks.
14.04.202516:32
China 🇨🇳 just keeps pummeling the Trump administration’s failed trade war.
It’s Over.
It’s Over.
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Intel Slava
30.03.202514:45
🇺🇸🇨🇳War with China 'the only scenario': Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth has refocused the US military on containing China in Taiwan and strengthening domestic defenses.
This is stated in a classified document of the Defense Department, which was reviewed by The Washington Post. At the same time, the United States is ready to take into account the "risks" in Europe and other regions, but they are being asked to strengthen their self-defense.
“China is the only threat to the State Department, and preventing a takeover of Taiwan while defending the United States is its only playbook,” the document says. According to its concept, military planning would take into account only a conflict with China, excluding other possible wars between major powers.
The document outlines Trump's vision for preparing for a possible war with China and defending the United States from threats in its "near abroad," including Greenland and the Panama Canal.
The Pentagon is willing to "take risks" in other areas and insist that allies in Europe, the Middle East and East Asia take on greater responsibilities to contain Russia, North Korea and Iran.
Unlike the 2022 National Defense Strategy, which emphasized the role of allies in deterring Russia, Hegseth's plan calls for NATO to take on more responsibility as the U.S. focuses on other priorities.
This is stated in a classified document of the Defense Department, which was reviewed by The Washington Post. At the same time, the United States is ready to take into account the "risks" in Europe and other regions, but they are being asked to strengthen their self-defense.
“China is the only threat to the State Department, and preventing a takeover of Taiwan while defending the United States is its only playbook,” the document says. According to its concept, military planning would take into account only a conflict with China, excluding other possible wars between major powers.
The document outlines Trump's vision for preparing for a possible war with China and defending the United States from threats in its "near abroad," including Greenland and the Panama Canal.
The Pentagon is willing to "take risks" in other areas and insist that allies in Europe, the Middle East and East Asia take on greater responsibilities to contain Russia, North Korea and Iran.
Unlike the 2022 National Defense Strategy, which emphasized the role of allies in deterring Russia, Hegseth's plan calls for NATO to take on more responsibility as the U.S. focuses on other priorities.
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DD Geopolitics
11.04.202503:38
🛢🇮🇷🇨🇳 US-China trade tensions have led to increased Iranian oil supplies to China - Reuters
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16.04.202505:53
‼️🇺🇸🇨🇳Breaking | Reuters, citing the Public Security Department in Harbin, China:
The US National Security Agency launched cyberattacks against key industries in China.
Reuters, citing Harbin Public Security, said the US cyberattacks were aimed at sabotaging information infrastructure.
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The US National Security Agency launched cyberattacks against key industries in China.
Reuters, citing Harbin Public Security, said the US cyberattacks were aimed at sabotaging information infrastructure.
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Gaganauts of Geopolitics
08.04.202520:33
🗺WORLD’S MOST CRUCIAL SHIPPING ROUTES
These routes don’t just carry goods. 😏
◼️ASIA-EUROPE ROUTE
Connects Asia’s commercial hubs (China, Japan, South Korea) with European markets like France, Germany, and the Netherlands. The Suez Canal is the shortcut that links the Mediterranean to the Red Sea.
◼️TRANSATLANTIC SHIPPING ROUTE
Stretches across the Atlantic, linking North America 🇺🇸🇨🇦 with Europe. It’s key for transporting electronics, automobiles, machines, and chemicals.
◼️TRANS-PACIFIC OCEAN TRADE ROUTE
Links East Asia (especially 🇨🇳China) with North America’s West Coast (mainly the U.S.). Crossing the South China Sea & Taiwan Strait, it’s one of the busiest and most vital for transporting consumer goods.
◼️INTRA-ASIA ROUTE
Connecting East Asia (China, Japan, South Korea) with Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Oceania, this route relies on critical waterways like the South China Sea, Indian Ocean, and the Strait of Malacca.
◼️PANAMA CANAL ROUTE
Connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, shortening voyages between the east and west coasts of the Americas. At 80 km long, the canal uses a lock system to move ships between the two oceans (probably why Trump wants it😏)
◼️SOUTH AMERICA-EUROPE TRADE ROUTE
Connects South American ports (Argentina, Brazil, Chile) with key European ports (Spain, UK, Netherlands, Portugal), playing a major role in the trade of raw materials and agricultural products.
◼️ ASIA-MIDDLE EAST ROUTE
Connects Asian ports (China, India, Southeast Asia) with Middle Eastern ports (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman) via the Arabian Sea. The Hormuz Strait is vital for oil and gas trade between the regions.
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These routes don’t just carry goods. 😏
◼️ASIA-EUROPE ROUTE
Connects Asia’s commercial hubs (China, Japan, South Korea) with European markets like France, Germany, and the Netherlands. The Suez Canal is the shortcut that links the Mediterranean to the Red Sea.
◼️TRANSATLANTIC SHIPPING ROUTE
Stretches across the Atlantic, linking North America 🇺🇸🇨🇦 with Europe. It’s key for transporting electronics, automobiles, machines, and chemicals.
◼️TRANS-PACIFIC OCEAN TRADE ROUTE
Links East Asia (especially 🇨🇳China) with North America’s West Coast (mainly the U.S.). Crossing the South China Sea & Taiwan Strait, it’s one of the busiest and most vital for transporting consumer goods.
◼️INTRA-ASIA ROUTE
Connecting East Asia (China, Japan, South Korea) with Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Oceania, this route relies on critical waterways like the South China Sea, Indian Ocean, and the Strait of Malacca.
◼️PANAMA CANAL ROUTE
Connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, shortening voyages between the east and west coasts of the Americas. At 80 km long, the canal uses a lock system to move ships between the two oceans (probably why Trump wants it😏)
◼️SOUTH AMERICA-EUROPE TRADE ROUTE
Connects South American ports (Argentina, Brazil, Chile) with key European ports (Spain, UK, Netherlands, Portugal), playing a major role in the trade of raw materials and agricultural products.
◼️ ASIA-MIDDLE EAST ROUTE
Connects Asian ports (China, India, Southeast Asia) with Middle Eastern ports (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman) via the Arabian Sea. The Hormuz Strait is vital for oil and gas trade between the regions.
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