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Trumping Old Patterns: South America Re-Calibrates East

The ancient Silk Road finds new tributaries in South America as China's investment tsunami washes away decades of U.S. economic dominance in the region.

A Middle Line: Spain Seeks a Bridge With Beijing

Spain, and the wider EU, seek strategic autonomy in EU-China relations, balancing trade and diplomacy amid shifting U.S. policies and global geopolitical tensions.

New Zealand Surfed Out of the Pacific: China Waved In

Cook Islands moves closer to China, rejecting New Zealand oversight, as Pacific nations reassess Western aid and alliances.

Cyber Warfare Hits DeepSeek: Is AI Ever Secure?

DeepSeek, the fastest-growing AI chatbot, suffered a cyberattack in it's world debut as concerns heighten over data privacy on AI-driven platforms.

Chinese Disinformation Campaign on Spanish Government 

A digital Trojan horse from China infiltrated Spain, disguising propaganda as public outrage, to call for the government’s downfall.

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