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Category: US-China Relations

Deindustrialization by Design: Germany’s New Role in America’s Blueprint for Europe

December 28, 2025 Ryan Perkins

There is no Transatlantic divorce. Europe is being repurposed to free America’s hand in Asia-Pacific and Germany’s deindustrialization is the key.

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Posted in: EU, Germany, Uncategorized, US Empire, US Financial System, US-China Relations Filed under: EU Vassal, German Deindustrialisation, Transatlantic Divorce

The Financial Straitjacket: Why the West Can’t Match China’s Long Game

December 15, 2025 Ryan Perkins

China’s record $1 trillion trade surplus is more than a geopolitical audit; it is a brutal verdict on a decades-long economic experiment.

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Posted in: Finance, Trade, US-China Relations

China’s Chip R&D: A Command-Economy Moonshot at Venture Capital Velocity

November 14, 2025 Ryan Perkins 2 Comments

For years Washington comforted itself that export restrictions would keep China perpetually one step behind. The latest R&D figures expose that conceit for what it was: a fantasy.

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Posted in: Technology, Trade, US-China Chip War, US-China Relations

The Impending US Financial Storm: Could Cratering Consumer Confidence Trigger a Systemic Crisis?

November 12, 2025 Ryan Perkins 2 Comments

Will fraying economic foundations lead to systmic collapse?

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Posted in: Finance, Geopolitics, Macro Economics, US Financial System, US-China Relations

The Peak and Base: A Tale of Two Technological Civilisations

November 3, 2025 Ryan Perkins

Is the US’s high-tech peak built on a brittle base? China’s industrial might reveals a critical divergence in long-term technological resilience and potential.

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Posted in: Technology, US-China Relations

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