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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.
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.
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Gaganauts of Geopolitics
03.04.202521:01
🔥🇨🇳🇺🇸How China WON BIG from Trump’s Trade WAR
If Trump wanted to sideline China with tariffs, he certainly made some miscalculations. Here's why:👇
🔸US tariffs pushed companies to find new suppliers, and China capitalised by filling the gaps, becoming the ultimate hub for electronics, textiles, and more. A 2020 Harvard study revealed how China rerouted goods to dominate global markets.
🔸China boosted its domestic manufacturing capabilities, particularly in advanced sectors such as AI and electronics. This helped China grow its tech industries and improve its production efficiency, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER).
🔸The tariffs made Chinese goods more competitive in terms of price and quality. This led to an increase in exports, supported by data from the World Bank and IMF, which highlighted a rise in China’s export volume. Also, China’s domestic market strengthened due to increased local demand.
🔸US tariffs pushed other countries to seek trade alternatives with China, allowing it to fill the gaps in the Asia-Pacific region.
🔸US tariffs allowed China to redirect production capacities to Southeast Asia & Africa. This increased its exports to the EU and Africa, providing duty-free access to goods in Africa.
🔸China increased its trade with countries like 🇮🇳India and 🇷🇺Russia to offset losses from reduced trade with the US and EU. Key exports to these countries included electronics, textiles, machinery, and agricultural goods
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If Trump wanted to sideline China with tariffs, he certainly made some miscalculations. Here's why:👇
🔸US tariffs pushed companies to find new suppliers, and China capitalised by filling the gaps, becoming the ultimate hub for electronics, textiles, and more. A 2020 Harvard study revealed how China rerouted goods to dominate global markets.
🔸China boosted its domestic manufacturing capabilities, particularly in advanced sectors such as AI and electronics. This helped China grow its tech industries and improve its production efficiency, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER).
🔸The tariffs made Chinese goods more competitive in terms of price and quality. This led to an increase in exports, supported by data from the World Bank and IMF, which highlighted a rise in China’s export volume. Also, China’s domestic market strengthened due to increased local demand.
🔸US tariffs pushed other countries to seek trade alternatives with China, allowing it to fill the gaps in the Asia-Pacific region.
🔸US tariffs allowed China to redirect production capacities to Southeast Asia & Africa. This increased its exports to the EU and Africa, providing duty-free access to goods in Africa.
🔸China increased its trade with countries like 🇮🇳India and 🇷🇺Russia to offset losses from reduced trade with the US and EU. Key exports to these countries included electronics, textiles, machinery, and agricultural goods
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Intel Slava Z
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.
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.
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DD Geopolitics
01.04.202500:08
🇯🇵🇰🇷🇨🇳 South Korea, China, and Japan held their first economic dialogue in five years on Sunday as they prepare for tariffs imposed by Trump.
According to a joint statement reported by Reuters, the trade ministers of the three countries agreed to "closely cooperate to conduct comprehensive high-level negotiations" on a free trade agreement between South Korea, Japan, and China to promote "regional and global trade."
The report highlights that Beijing, Seoul, and Tokyo are major trading partners of the United States, though only the latter two are political allies of Washington.
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According to a joint statement reported by Reuters, the trade ministers of the three countries agreed to "closely cooperate to conduct comprehensive high-level negotiations" on a free trade agreement between South Korea, Japan, and China to promote "regional and global trade."
The report highlights that Beijing, Seoul, and Tokyo are major trading partners of the United States, though only the latter two are political allies of Washington.
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07.04.202505:19
🇨🇳🇺🇸 Why is Bloomberg spreading pro-Chinese propaganda now..? 😁
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The Islander
29.03.202500:31
Putin: Russia Will Finish What the West Lied About Starting
Vladimir Putin didn’t mince words. Speaking from the deck of the Arkhangelsk, a fourth-generation nuclear submarine armed with Zircon hypersonic missiles, the Russian president declared what many have long seen coming: the Ukrainian military, propped up by Western fantasy and NATO cash, is running out of road. “Not long ago I said, ‘We’ll squeeze them.’ Now there’s reason to believe we’ll finish them off,” Putin told naval officers, standing on steel that echoes with centuries of Russian resilience.
The speech wasn’t just battlefield bravado. It was a clear-eyed assessment of a conflict the West engineered, prolonged, and then miscalculated. Putin laid it bare: the Ukrainian people were sold a bill of goods, the illusion of a “strategic defeat” for Russia. That illusion cost them hundreds of thousands of lives, territorial disintegration, and a country now resembling a NATO storage facility more than a sovereign state.
He reminded the world of the West’s serial betrayals: first with the Minsk Agreements, then the Istanbul peace talks in 2022. In both cases, Russia negotiated in good faith. And in both cases, Western capitals, particularly London, sabotaged the process. “Their European handlers convinced the Ukrainian leadership that they had to continue armed resistance… essentially to the last Ukrainian,” Putin said, a line that lands like an indictment should at The Hague (if it functioned as intended).
The jab at Boris Johnson was particularly devastating. “He must have forgotten that there are people like you – and weapons like your submarine... Apparently, he forgot, or maybe they simply do not understand what the Russian people are made o” Putin said. This wasn’t just a reference to submarines or missiles, it was about national character, depth, and memory. The West sees Russia through the lens of Cold War caricatures. But what they fail to grasp is that modern Russia is not just rearmed, it’s reborn.
Across the entire front, Russia holds the strategic initiative. Ukrainian counteroffensives are buried in mud and blood. Western weapons are smuggled out as scrap or black-market contraband. Even Washington, sensing the winds shifting, has turned to Trump to broker what its own warmongers sabotaged. Moscow, as always, remains open to peace, but on terms grounded in realism, not hallucination. That means no NATO, no neo-Nazis, and no ignoring the territorial realities carved out through sacrifice.
Putin even floated a provocative and practical, idea: introducing interim governance in Ukraine under the supervision of the UN and select neutral countries to hold elections. The message is clear: Ukraine’s sovereignty will be rebuilt, not destroyed, but it will be reconstructed on foundations of neutrality, not NATO weaponization.
The war is entering its final act. But this is not just a military reckoning, but a geopolitical referendum on truth, memory, and sovereignty. The West brought illusions. Russia brought steel. Now the world is watching whose vision survives.
And when the dust settles, it won’t be Zelensky’s CGI speeches or London-Paris’ press conferences that endure, it will be the enduring, elemental force of a civilization that never forgot who it was.
- Gerry Nolan
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Vladimir Putin didn’t mince words. Speaking from the deck of the Arkhangelsk, a fourth-generation nuclear submarine armed with Zircon hypersonic missiles, the Russian president declared what many have long seen coming: the Ukrainian military, propped up by Western fantasy and NATO cash, is running out of road. “Not long ago I said, ‘We’ll squeeze them.’ Now there’s reason to believe we’ll finish them off,” Putin told naval officers, standing on steel that echoes with centuries of Russian resilience.
The speech wasn’t just battlefield bravado. It was a clear-eyed assessment of a conflict the West engineered, prolonged, and then miscalculated. Putin laid it bare: the Ukrainian people were sold a bill of goods, the illusion of a “strategic defeat” for Russia. That illusion cost them hundreds of thousands of lives, territorial disintegration, and a country now resembling a NATO storage facility more than a sovereign state.
He reminded the world of the West’s serial betrayals: first with the Minsk Agreements, then the Istanbul peace talks in 2022. In both cases, Russia negotiated in good faith. And in both cases, Western capitals, particularly London, sabotaged the process. “Their European handlers convinced the Ukrainian leadership that they had to continue armed resistance… essentially to the last Ukrainian,” Putin said, a line that lands like an indictment should at The Hague (if it functioned as intended).
The jab at Boris Johnson was particularly devastating. “He must have forgotten that there are people like you – and weapons like your submarine... Apparently, he forgot, or maybe they simply do not understand what the Russian people are made o” Putin said. This wasn’t just a reference to submarines or missiles, it was about national character, depth, and memory. The West sees Russia through the lens of Cold War caricatures. But what they fail to grasp is that modern Russia is not just rearmed, it’s reborn.
Across the entire front, Russia holds the strategic initiative. Ukrainian counteroffensives are buried in mud and blood. Western weapons are smuggled out as scrap or black-market contraband. Even Washington, sensing the winds shifting, has turned to Trump to broker what its own warmongers sabotaged. Moscow, as always, remains open to peace, but on terms grounded in realism, not hallucination. That means no NATO, no neo-Nazis, and no ignoring the territorial realities carved out through sacrifice.
Putin even floated a provocative and practical, idea: introducing interim governance in Ukraine under the supervision of the UN and select neutral countries to hold elections. The message is clear: Ukraine’s sovereignty will be rebuilt, not destroyed, but it will be reconstructed on foundations of neutrality, not NATO weaponization.
The war is entering its final act. But this is not just a military reckoning, but a geopolitical referendum on truth, memory, and sovereignty. The West brought illusions. Russia brought steel. Now the world is watching whose vision survives.
And when the dust settles, it won’t be Zelensky’s CGI speeches or London-Paris’ press conferences that endure, it will be the enduring, elemental force of a civilization that never forgot who it was.
- Gerry Nolan
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22.03.202517:31
"Can Zelensky Survive?” Wrong Question. It’s Not His War Anymore
The Western press is breathless again. Trump’s envoy to the Middle East (Kellogg was never up to the task) yes, the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, has stumbled into geopolitical reality in his long-form interview with Tucker Carlson, uttering the forbidden truth: the territories don’t want to go back to Ukraine.
The Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. Zaporozhye. Kherson. The referendums are real. The will of the people was crystal clear. The Russian language, culture, bloodlines, and identity have always tied them to Moscow, not Lvov, not Brussels, and certainly not Foggy Bottom.
And yet Witkoff, to his credit, finally pointed out the elephant tap-dancing through every Western think tank boardroom: “The people overwhelmingly voted to be under Russian rule.”
His concern, however? Whether Zelensky can politically survive acknowledging this fact.
That’s the wrong question.
Because this is not about Zelensky’s political career, his legacy, or even his survival. He's always been a disposable, failed actor. This is about capitulation. Total. Unconditional. Non-negotiable.
If Zelensky can politically survive the loss of Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson, then he can damn well “survive” ceding Odessa, Kharkov, Chernigov, Sumy, and every historic Russian land west and east of the Dnieper. Ukraine as a fiction of empire is collapsing. Malorossiya is coming home.
Let’s not pretend there’s parity here. Russia is not bargaining.
Moscow’s conditions are not hypothetical, they are geographic, historic, and now militarily enforced.
Putin, patient and polite as ever, nodded during talks. He welcomed Trump’s overtures. But Russia has already won the war that matters. The demographic, cultural, and linguistic lines are already redrawn. The Russian tricolor now flies where no NATO bluster can unseat it.
Witkoff naively called it the “central issue” of the conflict.
Wrong again. The central issue isn’t what Kiev wants or can concede.
It’s what Russia will dictate at the inevitable signing table of surrender.
Because let’s be clear:
• Russia holds massive military advantage, not just in the field, but in strategic tempo.
• Russia has total internal unity and public support.
• Russia is dictating the shape of post-conflict Eurasia.
Meanwhile, Zelensky is juggling defeat after battlefield defeat, terrorist drone strikes deep into Russian territory that backfire diplomatically, and watching his Western sponsors pivot to damage control. He’s a burnt-out actor reading lines from a fading script.
This isn’t a negotiation. It’s the final act of a failed empire project.
The US knows it. Trump’s team knows it. Even Macron’s trembling wine glass knows it.
So let the West continue their diplomatic theater. Let them hold conferences in London, Paris, shuttle envoys to Riyadh, and debate ceasefires in committee rooms.
In the real world, the one carved by multipolar momentum, the lines have been drawn, the lands reclaimed, and history rewritten in favor of Russia.
And if the Kiev regime thinks Odessa will be spared? They don’t know how this story end.
- Gerry Nolan
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The Western press is breathless again. Trump’s envoy to the Middle East (Kellogg was never up to the task) yes, the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, has stumbled into geopolitical reality in his long-form interview with Tucker Carlson, uttering the forbidden truth: the territories don’t want to go back to Ukraine.
The Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. Zaporozhye. Kherson. The referendums are real. The will of the people was crystal clear. The Russian language, culture, bloodlines, and identity have always tied them to Moscow, not Lvov, not Brussels, and certainly not Foggy Bottom.
And yet Witkoff, to his credit, finally pointed out the elephant tap-dancing through every Western think tank boardroom: “The people overwhelmingly voted to be under Russian rule.”
His concern, however? Whether Zelensky can politically survive acknowledging this fact.
That’s the wrong question.
Because this is not about Zelensky’s political career, his legacy, or even his survival. He's always been a disposable, failed actor. This is about capitulation. Total. Unconditional. Non-negotiable.
If Zelensky can politically survive the loss of Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson, then he can damn well “survive” ceding Odessa, Kharkov, Chernigov, Sumy, and every historic Russian land west and east of the Dnieper. Ukraine as a fiction of empire is collapsing. Malorossiya is coming home.
Let’s not pretend there’s parity here. Russia is not bargaining.
Moscow’s conditions are not hypothetical, they are geographic, historic, and now militarily enforced.
Putin, patient and polite as ever, nodded during talks. He welcomed Trump’s overtures. But Russia has already won the war that matters. The demographic, cultural, and linguistic lines are already redrawn. The Russian tricolor now flies where no NATO bluster can unseat it.
Witkoff naively called it the “central issue” of the conflict.
Wrong again. The central issue isn’t what Kiev wants or can concede.
It’s what Russia will dictate at the inevitable signing table of surrender.
Because let’s be clear:
• Russia holds massive military advantage, not just in the field, but in strategic tempo.
• Russia has total internal unity and public support.
• Russia is dictating the shape of post-conflict Eurasia.
Meanwhile, Zelensky is juggling defeat after battlefield defeat, terrorist drone strikes deep into Russian territory that backfire diplomatically, and watching his Western sponsors pivot to damage control. He’s a burnt-out actor reading lines from a fading script.
This isn’t a negotiation. It’s the final act of a failed empire project.
The US knows it. Trump’s team knows it. Even Macron’s trembling wine glass knows it.
So let the West continue their diplomatic theater. Let them hold conferences in London, Paris, shuttle envoys to Riyadh, and debate ceasefires in committee rooms.
In the real world, the one carved by multipolar momentum, the lines have been drawn, the lands reclaimed, and history rewritten in favor of Russia.
And if the Kiev regime thinks Odessa will be spared? They don’t know how this story end.
- Gerry Nolan
🎙Subscribe @TheIslanderNews
Donate - Support Our Work
14.03.202505:19
The Global South chose China 🇨🇳.
The Belt and Road is the future.
Western imperialism is making itself
irrelevant to the global majority.
The Belt and Road is the future.
Western imperialism is making itself
irrelevant to the global majority.
14.03.202505:20
Taiwan-based anti-China media tried to
Smear China’s naval ship quality.
Turns out the vessel they were trolling was the U.S.’s.
China 🇨🇳 bashing is getting sloppy.
Smear China’s naval ship quality.
Turns out the vessel they were trolling was the U.S.’s.
China 🇨🇳 bashing is getting sloppy.
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Geopolitics Live
13.03.202503:15
🔥🪖 Check out these trailblazing Russian military ops in Ukraine sure to shape history
Here are 5 KEY operations performed by Russian units during the special operation that will DEFINITELY leave a monumental footprint that will resonate for generations:
▪️Operation Stream. In a daring feat, 800 Russian soldiers trekked 15 kilometers inside a gas pipe to reach the rear of Ukrainian units in Sudzha.
▪️Fall of Ukraine's main fortification in Donbass. Avdeyevka was one of the most fortified points of the Ukrainian army with a multi-level, echeloned defense and fortification system. Russian troops completely liberated the town in February 2024.
▪️Battle for Artyomovsk. The liberation of Artyomovsk (Bakhmut) commenced in August 2022, escalating into a critical phase by October. During this period, Russian assault units effectively "ground" down enemy forces, leading to the operation's notorious nickname: the "Bakhmut meat grinder." The town was finally liberated in January 2023.
▪️Liberating Mariupol. One of the largest ops undertaken by the Russian army was the liberation of Mariupol, comparable in intensity to the Battle of Stalingrad. Despite trying to hide in the Azovstal plant’s underground tunnels and dungeons, the neo-Nazi Azov regiment was ultimately forced to surrender. The city was liberated in March 2022.
▪️Heroes of Gostomel. During the initial days of the special operation, Russian special forces and paratroopers successfully landed at the Antonov airfield in Gostomel, located 25 km from Kiev. In just a couple of hours, 200 Russian soldiers secured the airport and held their position for an additional two days while awaiting reinforcements.
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Here are 5 KEY operations performed by Russian units during the special operation that will DEFINITELY leave a monumental footprint that will resonate for generations:
▪️Operation Stream. In a daring feat, 800 Russian soldiers trekked 15 kilometers inside a gas pipe to reach the rear of Ukrainian units in Sudzha.
▪️Fall of Ukraine's main fortification in Donbass. Avdeyevka was one of the most fortified points of the Ukrainian army with a multi-level, echeloned defense and fortification system. Russian troops completely liberated the town in February 2024.
▪️Battle for Artyomovsk. The liberation of Artyomovsk (Bakhmut) commenced in August 2022, escalating into a critical phase by October. During this period, Russian assault units effectively "ground" down enemy forces, leading to the operation's notorious nickname: the "Bakhmut meat grinder." The town was finally liberated in January 2023.
▪️Liberating Mariupol. One of the largest ops undertaken by the Russian army was the liberation of Mariupol, comparable in intensity to the Battle of Stalingrad. Despite trying to hide in the Azovstal plant’s underground tunnels and dungeons, the neo-Nazi Azov regiment was ultimately forced to surrender. The city was liberated in March 2022.
▪️Heroes of Gostomel. During the initial days of the special operation, Russian special forces and paratroopers successfully landed at the Antonov airfield in Gostomel, located 25 km from Kiev. In just a couple of hours, 200 Russian soldiers secured the airport and held their position for an additional two days while awaiting reinforcements.
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Pepe Escobar
21.03.202512:46
وصول شخصيات دولية إلى صنعاء للمشاركة في المؤتمر الثالث "فلسطين قضية الأمة المركزية" - سبأنت - وكالة سبأ
https://www.saba.ye/ar/news3454225.htm
WELCOME TO YEMEN
With Prof. Ma from Shanghai and Chris from the US, at our reception at Sana'a airport at 2 in the morning.
It's noon now. Everything absolutely quiet - life goes on during Ramadan.
https://www.saba.ye/ar/news3454225.htm
WELCOME TO YEMEN
With Prof. Ma from Shanghai and Chris from the US, at our reception at Sana'a airport at 2 in the morning.
It's noon now. Everything absolutely quiet - life goes on during Ramadan.
Увійдіть, щоб розблокувати більше функціональності.
