SYLLOGE ON CHINA

Wells and Bertrand Russell, members of the exclusive Sunday meeting club, known as "The Coefficients," proposed at the beginning of the 20th century, maintaining a secret monopoly on new technologies in order to maintain the "hegemony" of the then-failing British Empire. [...] And while the US IPEF and the Big Back Better World promise prosperity for those prepared to "worship" at the altar of US hegemony, the US has not built a railroad, anywhere, not even in the US, since the World War II. [...] Eyeing the sizeable market potential and the fast pace of the commercial application of research and development results in China, an overwhelming majority of European firms will increase spending in China this year, according to a report by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China and the Berlin-based Mercator Institute for China Studies (Merics). [...] can face up to the crux of the problem, demonstrate a responsible attitude, and take meaningful and concrete actions," Zhang said, calling on all parties to "avoid any action that could escalate tensions and lead to miscalculation." Zhang made the remarks at a UN General Assembly debate on the Korean Peninsula issue, the first of its kind since the General Assembly adopted a resolution on April 26. [...] Wang made the remarks when addressing a meeting of the IAEA Board of Governors, which deliberated the issue of the transfer of nuclear materials in the context of AUKUS and its safeguards in all aspects under the NPT.