Economic Warfare and Strategic Realignment: China's Rise, Western Tariffs, and the Battle for Global Economic Dominance

November 19, 2025
Global Economic Shifts and Strategic Realignments

Global Hotspots and the Do-Gooder Organizations

A comprehensive view of global hotspots reveals the complexity of current conflicts worldwide. The UN efforts to maintain peace operate alongside various peace networks , while global military spending continues to escalate.

One might wonder whether all peace activity truly promotes peace, or whether some efforts represent conflicts of ideology and interests. Peace through strength operates on a scale without limit. Perhaps the House of Freedom should begin with Hamas through root cause analysis. Perhaps they can join the plans to rebuild .

Trump and China: Do We Need Milei's for the Rescue of the Western Economy?

Trump's Asia Tour ranges from disaster to success depending on whom you ask. The politics of tactical peace play out, with some calling the outcome a dud . Strategic negotiations occur in a world that appears to be losing hegemonic force — whether through military might or economic power to control others.

China rapidly becomes a military power while the West has spent the last four years saving Israel and Ukraine, sleeping at the wheel as China diplomatically conquered the world for minerals versus microchips . This creates a chokehold on negotiations while manipulating opinions. China's exports continue to grow , fine but not with the US. China represents the only empire with no divine authority .

History offers a cautionary tale. In 1972, Richard Nixon's visit to Beijing was hailed as the dawn of a new era. But detente did not erase rivalry; it merely redefined it. Similarly, this Trump-Xi thaw might cool the temperature, but it won't change the underlying physics of competition. The United States and China are no longer trading partners in the old sense — they are strategic competitors intertwined by necessity.

Spin it however you wish — China can't be defeated on a battlefield, and defending Taiwan militarily remains a dream. The only remaining power lies in winning the AI race and gaining independence from China's monopolies on rare earth elements and green technologies. Therefore, China has no advantage in controlling Taiwan since chip production already moves elsewhere.

Cold Wars will become Trade Wars, a negotiating tactic since trade began, unlike colonization for the ages . Those countries with the highest abuse of colonial powers currently rank rather low on the industrial scale — ask the UK. China has enough staying power and intellectual capacity to compete long-term, as does India. The rest should negotiate and make good trade deals. Military options will only defend local actors; everything else sounds like doomsday scenarios given globally amassed firepower.

The darker aspects of this competition include fentanyl and money laundering — legitimate weapons for power. Is the UN okay with this? There's a plea for dialogue amid these tensions. Essentially, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International should support tariffs and the return of jobs to the US to end China's human rights violations and slavery.

Economic Reforms and Legal Challenges

Argentina holds the course despite corruption allegations against Milei and all other left-wing attempts to regain power. Argentine President Javier Milei's party cruised to a decisive victory in the Oct. 26 midterm elections, but what comes next will likely play a role during Milei's reelection bid in two years.

Meanwhile, a wine importer and lawfare lawyers attempt to derail tariffs rather than sue the WTO for its inefficiency. The companies include a wine importer, a manufacturer of educational electronic kits, a women's biking apparel business, a plastic pipe maker and an outfit that sells specialty fishing tackle. You may disagree with tariffs, but consider the perspective: if the Supreme Court decides them illegal, imagine the damage. Lawyers worldwide will be at the forefront for the feast while America's long-term future is at stake. Yet lawyers become heroes in the world of journalists who seem to run out of "worthy" left-leaning reporting — see BBC .

Media, Culture, and the Definition of Dissent

The definition of hate , or the attempt to explain (translated): Of course, the media are diverse and cannot be treated in a blanket manner. But above all, the public media act as downright enemies of freedom of expression and have certainly earned the names "gap press" and "state media" through their censorship measures of non-reporting and blatant partisanship for left-green politics. The boundaries between the three systems of media, politics and science have blurred, and they have come together to combat dissent. What is at stake becomes clear when one realizes that almost all intellectual progress in the modern world is due to dissenting opinions. But today, as in the Middle Ages, they are fought as heresies. We are indeed living in a new Middle Ages of blasphemy and heresy, of censorship and inquisition, of moral judges and scapegoats.

And on the lighter side, Rock 'n Roll moved to Mexico (translated) and the old guard loves it. All legends of hard rock were already in a class of their own as milk-faces. The heroes of the guitar thunderstorms have long since reached retirement age and are ploughing their way through farewell tours.

But evolution had a surprising volte in store. Far away from London, Manhattan or Hollywood. If it were up to the thought pattern of decision-makers in the entertainment industry, however, the three sisters from the northern Mexican metropolis of Monterrey would have long since been misused as a mainstream product. Charlie Watts, sorry you have competition .