🇨🇳 China

Orinoco Tribune

Washington is pressuring Latin American governments to expel Chinese capital from strategic ports, energy and infrastructure, but even far-right administrations keep ties with their main trading partner.

International Development Economics Associates

A panel examines how Vietnam's export-led growth model, built on manufactured exports to Western markets, faces disruption from rising US protectionism and what this means for workers.

Orinoco Tribune

Venezuela's Bolivarian government under Delcy Rodríguez negotiates an oil agreement with the US to rebuild social programs, framing it as survival amid sanctions, military threats and the abduction of Maduro.

Friends of Socialist China

Leaders of socialist and progressive countries greeted the People's Republic of China on its 77th national day, October 1; Vladimir Putin told Xi Jinping China is achieving impressive success in socioeconomic, scientific, and technological spheres.

Amy Yang

Mao Zedong told the August 7th Meeting in 1927 that political power grows out of the barrel of a gun; in November 1938 he wrote that the seizure of power by armed struggle is the highest form of revolution.

Geopolitical Economy Report

Big Tech executives warn of AI existential risk while cashing out ahead of a historic bubble, as the US government shields the industry and Silicon Valley pushes to ban Chinese AI.

Friends of Socialist China

George Galloway argues that China's development stems from state direction and Communist Party leadership, contrasting its regional equity with British abandonment.

Empire Watch Media

MI5's espionage alert against a Chinese research institute is debunked as baseless fearmongering, exposing a double standard where Western universities partner openly with military and intelligence agencies while Chinese civilian research is branded espionage.

India and Global Left

Ambassador Chas Freeman analyses the US-China summit, arguing that trade tensions, supply-chain vulnerabilities and military constraints make a strategic truce between Washington and Beijing increasingly unavoidable.

Amy Yang

Imagining how Chinese communist martyrs would judge today's China, arguing the revolution remains unfinished and that China's development and anti-imperialist role should be defended by socialists worldwide.

The Spearhead

Anti-Chinese sentiment in Lagos, framed as a grassroots backlash against Chinese retailers, is examined for signs of external social engineering behind the movement.

Red Pen

The speaker defines the 'fifth column' as an external enemy operating inside a state, then shows Chinese Canadians, academics, journalists and politicians all falling under suspicion, with loyalty checks on Hong Kong and Xi Jinping.

Voice of the Proletariat

A National Day statement marking 77 years of the People's Republic of China, crediting Communist Party rule with rising life expectancy, the eradication of rural poverty, and the consolidation of sovereignty over Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Tricontinental Political Economy

Financialization is analysed as a cog of US imperialism built on dollar hegemony after 1971, and de-dollarisation strategies within BRICS and the Global South are weighed as a political struggle against peripheral dependency.

Friends of Socialist China

Carlos Martinez argues China is anti-imperialist, not imperialist: Carchedi and Roberts find surplus value flows from China to imperialist countries at five to ten percent of GDP, and China has not dropped a bomb on foreign territory in nearly half a century.

Orinoco Tribune

Ambassador Lan Hu marks the PRC's 77th anniversary at China's embassy reception in Venezuela, reporting $5.057 billion in bilateral trade in eight months, up 20%, and 12.6% growth in Venezuelan exports to China.

Hood Communist

Attacks on trans athletes in women's sports serve a capitalist agenda to divide oppressed communities, illustrated by the media elevation of mediocre players like Sophie Cunningham and Enes Kanter as political tools.

BreakThrough News

Dr. Ken Hammond analyzes the historical trajectory of China from the end of the 'Century of Humiliation' in 1949 to its current status as a global superpower, examining the economic and geopolitical forces driving its development amidst rising US containment pressures.

Orinoco Tribune

The US Treasury updated OFAC licenses covering Venezuela's oil, petrochemical and electricity sectors, easing some transactions while keeping Washington's blockade framework and financial controls firmly in place.

International Development Economics Associates

Eighteen months after Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs, the US trade deficit has narrowed with most partners but widened sharply with Taiwan and Vietnam, whose machinery and semiconductor exports expose the limits of tariff coercion.

The New Atlas

US tech billionaires pitch AI as a fix for American decline and a way to outcompete China, but the promised reindustrialisation is an illusion that concentrates resources in private hands.

Orinoco Tribune

Xi Jinping's September 2026 Washington summit with Trump produced very few concrete outcomes; a 24 September White House dinner seated Xi with US executives worth $2.4 trillion, drawn by China's 1.4 billion-person market.

Socialista Champagne

Dialectical materialism identifies the principal contradiction and demands partisanship, while eclecticism flattens opposing tendencies into false balance, disarming revolutionary movements and serving opportunist social democracy.

Chris Cullen

A training guide for socialist and communist parties in the imperial core, drawing on Chinese Communist Party cadre methods to build community power through field investigation, winnable campaigns and counter-institutions.

Geopolitical Economy Report

Trump's three-day September summit with Xi Jinping produced few concrete results; the 24 September White House dinner drew top US CEOs together worth $2.4 trillion. China's 1.4 billion-person market, over 900 million middle class, explains the pull.