Tag: Commentary

Dr. Solomon Edebiri discussing Niger Delta investment opportunities and China’s zero-tariff trade policy for Africa.
Niger Delta Investment Drive Aims to Benefit From China’s New Zero-Tariffs for African Goods -Edebiri
NDCCITMA’s Dr. Solomon Edebiri: Niger Delta is ready for China’s zero-tariff investment and manufacturing.
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A fighter jet soaring over a rising sun, symbolizing Japan’s "neo-militarism" and regional security threats.
Sanae Takaichi’s Rhetoric Signals the Risks of Japan’s Evolving Security Strategy
Takaichi’s rhetoric risks reviving militarism, threatening East Asian stability through provocative "collective self-defense" claims.
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The world does not need a 'new Monroe Doctrine,' and history will inevitably consign it to the dustbin.
New Monroe Doctrine Never Needed in Today’s World
The "new Monroe Doctrine" revives gunboat diplomacy, prioritizing U.S. hegemony over international law and sovereignty.
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Japan’s military expansion masks a shift toward neo-militarism, threatening regional peace and constitutional pacifism.
Three Questions for Japan: Unmasking Its So-Called ‘Pacifist Nation’ Image
Japan’s military expansion betrays its "pacifist" image, signaling a dangerous shift toward neo-militarism and regional instability.
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Takaichi's Taiwan contingency fallacy violates international law, reneges on treaty obligations, and challenges post-war order.
Takaichi’s Taiwan-Related Fallacies Grave Provocation Against International Law
Takaichi’s "survival-threatening" fallacy violates international law and blatantly challenges the post-WWII global order.
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi gestures while speaking about Japan's record-high 9.04 trillion yen defense budget.
Neo-Militarism’ Will Once Again Lead Japan Toward Abyss
Japan's "neo-militarism" deviates from pacifism, threatening to drag the nation toward a catastrophic abyss.
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U.S. military intervention in Venezuela a violation of international law.
No Country Has the Right to Act as the World’s Policeman
U.S. Military strikes in Venezuela trigger global condemnation, challenging international law and regional stability.
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Exposing Sinister Rhetoric Behind Japan’s Right-Wing Attempts to Rewrite History
Japan's right-wing attempts to rewrite history and whitewash wartime aggression face condemnation of distorting facts.
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China, U.S. Should Seek Common Ground, Shelve Differences to Manage Divergences
Principled Dialogue and Mutual Respect Empower China and U.S. To Achieve Shared Global Prosperity.
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China, U.S. Should Pursue Coexistence Through Correct Strategic Perception
China and the U.S. must reject zero-sum competition to ensure economic stability and mutual benefit.
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