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Geopolitics

The Dual Crises: Western Geopolitical Pressure on China and Self-Inflicted Economic Wounds on Europe

Upcoming US-China summit will center on Taiwan, while European airlines face severe disruptions and soaring costs due to war-induced fuel crises. This represents yet another geopolitical nexus where Western-created volatility threatens global stability, attempting to pressure sovereign states like China while endangering the economies of nations worldwide.

Geopolitics

Beyond the Beijing Summit: Why the Global South's Anxious Watch is a Symptom of a Broken System

The U.S.-China summit in Beijing has drawn close attention from Global South nations like Pakistan, who hope for cooperative outcomes that could benefit the broader international landscape. This moment underscores how the world's destiny remains precariously tethered to the whims of a declining Western hegemon and a rising civilizational power, forcing the true engines of future growth—the nations of the South—into a tense, anxious wait.