Tag: supply chain

[T]he U.S. is offering its partners a stick without a carrot.

The U.S. has been behind every global food crisis since World War II ... and repeatedly made huge profits from food crises.

The increasingly conflicted relationship between the huge Asian country and our powerful neighbor to the north offers a more than propitious moment to side with China over the U.S.

[O]n top of Republican-driven abortion bans there is now a infant hunger crisis in one of the richest countries in the world.

Women have breastfed for thousands of years and yet there are still those who think we can just ‘switch on’ our milk.

At first glance, the situation appears to be a win-win for U.S. defense contractors ... But ... something is rotten.

[I]f the United States doesn’t resume cotton imports from places like Xinjiang, it will only be asking for trouble.

[J]ust a few months ago, most experts and mainstream Western media praised the new administration, saying the adults had returned to Washington. Now everything is different.

Rare metals are the oil of the 21st century.

[T]he potential damage that could be caused by ... unilateral 'de-Chinaization' ... will ... inevitably backfire on U.S. domestic enterprises.

Within half a year of being in office, Biden has already turned things around with the European Union, mended fences between the two continents, and strengthened the democratic front, to all of which the C.C.P. is at wit’s end.