China is not playing by the West's rules. It’s not negotiating. It’s not retaliating. It’s dismantling — the dollar, the supply chains, the brands, even the minds of Western youth.
Tariffs are breaking old trade ties. AI and robots are rewriting the rules. The U.S.–China split is just the beginning of a new world map drawn in algorithms, not alliances.
What if a trade policy wasn’t just about economics—but about resetting the entire global power structure? Trump’s 2025 tariffs are doing just that. We look at the strategies, and hidden levers behind this economic disruption—and explore what it means for the world.
China’s decision to continue blocking the listing of Masood Azhar as a UN-designated terrorist may not have surprised officials here in New Delhi. In this exclusive interview to SNI, Lt Gen. SL Narasimhan (retd), a member of India’s National Security Advisory Board, believes a combination of reasons including its investments in CPEC projects in Pakistan would have determined Bejing’s decision. But China also knows it is the odd man out in the world when it intervenes to publicly back a terrorist with blood on his hands.
China is not playing by the West's rules. It’s not negotiating. It’s not retaliating. It’s dismantling — the dollar, the supply chains, the brands, even the minds of Western youth.
Rare Earth Elements (REE) will change and rule the world as oil did in the last century. China dominates that industry like no other. And it uses that monopoly to beat down on its adversaries.
The Great Depression of the 1930s led to World War 2 in a significant manner. Current economic crises and geopolitical battles are converging. What will the coming wars be like? We look at the scenario deeply.
