Why the U.S. Is Unlikely to Reduce China’s Dominance in Critical Minerals
The U.S. hosted a summit on critical minerals to reduce China's dominance in battery production, facing complex trade dynamics and...
Is the Energy Crisis More Detrimental to the Global Economy than COVID?
Negotiations haven't reopened the Strait of Hormuz, causing an 11 mbd oil supply loss, mimicking COVID's demand shock. Prices rise,...
Why the US is Heading Back to the Moon with Artemis II: Expert Insights on Space Policy
The US's Artemis II mission aims to enhance lunar exploration, foster international collaboration, and prepare for Mars, driving scientific innovation...
The Impact of Iran’s Conflict on Putin and the War in Ukraine
As the Middle East conflict intensifies, rising oil prices may embolden Russia's aggression in Ukraine, impacting global energy markets and...
Reevaluating ‘Awe’: The Significance of Thoughtful Approaches in Cross-Cultural Emotional Intelligence
Awe is valued in Western wellness for its health benefits but can evoke mixed feelings across cultures. Research indicates it...
China’s Global Port Network: Strategically Positioned Along High-Risk Trade Routes
In February 2026, Panama seized two Canal ports from a Hong Kong firm, amid rising U.S.-China trade tensions, spotlighting China's...
China’s Cautious Stance on the Iran War Reflects Beijing’s Fragile Role as a Watchful Observer
China, closely monitoring the escalating Middle East conflict, balances its interests while opposing foreign intervention, emphasizing risk mitigation over resolution...
“Are You Dead?” China’s Viral App Explores Solo Life and Changing Social Bonds
China's viral app "Are You Dead?" explores the complexities of solo living and evolving social connections, addressing deeper societal challenges...
