The Great Reckoning: How Western Self-Delusion Fuels China’s Ascent

The competition between the People's Republic of China (PRC) and the West has now taken on the form of Liminal Warfare , a systemic conflict in which the future of the global order is at stake. Since Xi Jinping came to power in 2012, the Chinese leadership has translated its desire for power into an explicit geostrategic doctrine: global technological dominance , with the stated goal of surpassing the United States and establishing a new Sinocentric world order (the conc

China’s Stealth ‘Loyal Wingman’ Confirmed: The Attack-11 Threat and America’s Urgent Shift to ACE

China’s "Intelligent Warfare" Strategy: The Orca Disappearance and the Dual-Domain A2/AD Challenge

Although the Chinese company has always denied the cyber threat, the arrival of ZPMC cranes reopens international alarm over the CCP's cyber “Trojan horse.” The current geopolitical and security scenario sees the maritime sector emerging as a crucial battleground for strategic competition, particularly with the People's Republic of China (PRC) and its state-owned enterprises. The imminent arrival of new Chinese-made yard cranes (E-RTGs) at the Vecon-PSA Venice terminal i

The Shadow of China's New Doctrine: PLA's New 'Stealth Bunkers' on the Tibetan Plateau Extend the 'Intelligent Great Wall'

The Beijing-Moscow Axis: Ideological Convergence, Sanctions Evasion, and the Strategic Pursuit of Sovereignty (November 2025 Report)

The End of Stealth? China's AEW Airship Threat and the Necessary Dual-Track Response for the F-35

A Milestone Reshaping Nuclear Geopolitics The completion and commissioning of the Thorium Molten Salt Experimental Reactor ( TMSR ) in the Gobi Desert is not just an engineering success; it is an event of global strategic significance. This Fourth Generation reactor (the world's only operational molten salt reactor) marks the achievement of a long-term goal for China : nuclear energy independence . By harnessing abundant domestic thorium reserves, the country is endi

The Low-Altitude Economy (LAE)  has emerged as a typical representative of new quality productive forces  and a strategic emerging industry for China. It is not merely a new economic sector, but a vital engine  for promoting high-quality economic development and achieving the national strategic goal of technological self-reliance and self-improvement . Analysts define the LAE as a comprehensive economic formation  whose essence is low-altitude flight activity , whose carrier