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SEOUL (Sept 9): North Korea marked its founding anniversary with a parade attended by leader Kim Jong Un as well as Russian diplomats and a high-ranking Chinese delegation, state media said today, as Pyongyang deepens ties with Moscow and Beijing. The Friday event featured Pyongyang's "paramilita

Like quite a few of its presidential candidates and politicians, there is something decrepit and decaying about the American Empire that ref...

This article will be released in full online September 18, 2023. In this interview from April 2023, Jia Keqing and John Bellamy Foster discuss the state of…

Two are from Africa, three from West Asia and one from South America which illustrates a shifting world system which is threatening western hegemony with multipolar economic links and opposition to another world war Geostrategic Analysis President Cyril Ramaphosa of the Republic of South Africa served as the host of…

ISLAMABAD: For the first time in the politics of BRICS , Pakistan received an invitation to attend a BRICS seminar in Johannesburg ahead of the summit meeting.Beijing encouraged Islamabad’s...

Development comes as China argues BRICS coalition should expand membership to include more developing nations

August 12 was just commemorated as the 11th anniversary of the Marikana miners’ massacre, a lasting legacy of horror considering that the current president of South Africa, ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa, was on the board of Lonrho, one of the owners of the Marikana platinum mine, who gave the go-ahead for the violent shooting of 43 miners who were protesting for decent income and work conditions in the mines

Promise Li reviews Gilbert Achcar's "The New Cold War," an analysis of inter-imperialist rivalry between the US, Russia, and China.

The Biden administration’s issues-based approach to working with China was misguided from the start.

When we were recently writing our review of the takeover battle between Teck Resources Limited (TSX: TECK.A | TSX: TECK.B | NYSE: TECK) and Glencore PLC (LSE: GLEN) a colleague said, “don’t forget to mention the Germanium” and we nearly did. It proved to be an important reminder as Germanium (Gallium) became eminently newsworthy only a few weeks later when China decided to turn off the spigots of both metals as part of the tit-for-tat over Chinese access to Western semiconductor output. Th...