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Resource Emancipation: China, Indonesia, Rare Earths & Nickel

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The strategic significance of rare earths and nickel is transforming global economic landscapes, with China and Indonesia at the forefront of this resource emancipation. Delving into their collaborative and competitive efforts, we uncover how these nations are reshaping industries and influencing international markets. The doctrine of developmentalism – that countries develop best by educating their […]

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Godfree Roberts: Author, Publisher

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Godfree Roberts, author of Why China Leads the World: Talent at the Top, Data in the Middle, Democracy at the Bottom, publishes the weekly China newsletter, Here Comes China! After completing his undergraduate education at the University of Queensland Godfree received his doctorate from UMass, Amherst, and lived in–and studied–five cultures. His newsletter, Here Comes China!, reflects

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What Was China’s Reason for Retaliating Against Australia?

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What’s behind China’s Australia Retaliation? Why did China retaliate against Australia? China our politicians and media, unprovoked, deliberately antagonize our main trading partner and our Prime Minister opine that war with China ‘is a definite possibility’?  Why has Australia ignored unusually clear messages from Beijing and continued to impose hefty duties on Chinese steel, aluminium

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China’s Assistance to Russia: A Taiwan Embargo and a New Reserve Currency

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China’s aid to Russia is poised to reshape the global economic landscape. China’s ad to Russia underscores their strategic partnership, with the People’s Bank of China collaborating with the Eurasian Economic Union to trial a new reserve currency. This move aims to reduce dependence on the US dollar and promote a multipolar economic order. The

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