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Author: Ryan Perkins

The Great Unraveling: Rare Earth War Escalates as US Moves to Counter China’s Controls

October 12, 2025 Ryan Perkins

China tightens rare earth export controls, escalating a new front in the US–China tech war. Washington readies countermeasures as global supply chains tremble.

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Posted in: Government Policy, Rare Earth, Trade, US-China Relations

Renminbi Comes of Age in China’s Cross-Border Trade

October 10, 2025 Ryan Perkins

The Chinese yuan (renminbi) has surpassed the US dollar for use in China’s cross-border transactions, hitting a 53% share. Explore the geopolitical and strategic drivers behind this milestone and what it means for the global financial system.

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Posted in: Finance, Import/Export, Trade

Solar Breakthrough: Bending the Power of the Sun to Our Needs

October 9, 2025 Ryan Perkins

Chinese scientists have shattered records with flexible solar cells that achieve 25% efficiency—as powerful as rigid panels but they can bend! Discover how this breakthrough could turn cars, buildings, and even clothing into clean energy sources.

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Posted in: Renewable Energy, Technology

China Shifts Surplus From Treasuries to Metals

October 2, 2025 Ryan Perkins

China’s vast current account surpluses once funded US deficits through Treasuries, then financed Belt and Road loans. Now, wary of sanctions and debt risks, Beijing is stockpiling industrial metals—reshaping global finance and commodities.

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China Launches K Visa for STEM Talent

September 28, 2025 Ryan Perkins

China launches the new “K” visa on 1 October 2025, a strategic policy aimed at attracting young foreign STEM talent to bolster its innovation ecosystem and compete in the global race for intellectual capital.

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