Warwick Powell
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Steady hand to help steer complex links (opens the original)
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The meeting between President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump during Xi's state visit to the United States was a masterclass in managing a complex, potentially volatile bilateral relationship at a delicate historical juncture. To understand why this summit mattered, we need only to look at the domestic and international pressures currently weighing on Washington, and how China understands the current conditions and is modulating its strategic posture and approaches accordingly. Washingt
Growth recorded despite big changes (opens the original)
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China's first-half 2026 economic performance, extended through July and into August data, continues to confound simplistic narratives of weakness. Gross domestic product expanded 4.7 percent in the first six months, remaining within the official full-year target range of 4.5-5 percent. This outcome was achieved against significant global headwinds, including prolonged energy-market disruptions. The resilience is not the product of uniform expansion across all sectors. It reflects an ongoing proc
Wake-up call for security architecture (opens the original)
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Japan's newly released 2026 defense white paper reads less like a sober assessment of regional realities and more like a carefully crafted narrative designed to manufacture domestic consent for accelerated militarization. It portrays China as an "unprecedented strategic challenge" that must be met with "overall national strength" and deeper alignment with allies. Almost simultaneously, Tokyo has moved to create a centralized intelligence agency — the first of its kind since the end of World War
Europe's rush to cool off exposes policy folly (opens the original)
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As record heat waves scorch Europe this summer, with temperatures shattering century-old records in France, Spain and beyond, a telling spectacle is unfolding. Europeans, long resistant to air conditioning due to architectural heritage rules, high installation costs and cultural habits, are scrambling for cooling relief. And where are they turning? To Chinese-made air conditioners. Chinese customs data reveals that exports of air-conditioning units to the European Union surged dramatically — up
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