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Category: US-China Relations

The Engine of Modern Conflict Part 4: The Reckoning

February 22, 2026 Ryan Perkins

From fictitious capital to fascism: financial capital turns to violent extraction abroad and digital repression within. The crisis of capitalism unmasked.

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Posted in: US Empire, US-China Relations Filed under: fascism. financial collapse, financial capital

The New Cold War: Why Europe’s Imperial Franchise needs Beijing

February 11, 2026 Ryan Perkins

The US is not retreating but franchising the empire. To confront China, Europe must contain Russia—a strategy in crisis as Tokyo’s era of cheap capital ends.

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Posted in: China-EU, Geopolitics, US Empire, US Financial System, US-China Relations Filed under: deindustrialization, NATO, NDR2026

The Orbital Challenge: Opposing Visions of Digital Sovereignty Collide in Space

January 20, 2026 Ryan Perkins

China’s satellite constellation, a state-driven New Digital Silk Road, exposes a fundamental, 21st-century truth: control over data flows is sovereignty.

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Posted in: Space, Technology, US-China Relations Filed under: satellite internet

China’s Trade Crossroads: From Export Giant to Trading Powerhouse

January 16, 2026 GEI

Cai Tongguan -The global system is in flux. Geopolitical tensions, “de-risking,” and a fragmenting economic landscape are challenging long-held assumptions.

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Posted in: Economy, International Trade, US-China Relations Filed under: Cai Tongjuan, Chongyang, CYIFS

The Engine of Modern Conflict Part 2: Superpower Confrontation and the Quest for Collateral — Understanding the Role of Financial Markets in Global Instability

January 14, 2026 Ryan Perkins

Expore how the financial system’s existential need to collateralize a vast empire of paper wealth is driving us toward global superpower confrontation.

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Posted in: Finance, Uncategorized, US Empire, US-China Relations Filed under: Hegemony, superpower confrontation

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