In the realm of business and marketing, understanding and leveraging customer emotions is a crucial aspect of creating memorable experiences. Customer emotions play a significant role in shaping purchasing decisions, brand loyalty, and overall satisfaction. In this blog post, we… Read More ›
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In today’s competitive business landscape, effective marketing is crucial for driving growth and achieving success. However, with the ever-evolving marketing techniques and technologies, it can be challenging to determine the optimal strategies that yield the best results. This blog post… Read More ›
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Col Grant Newsham’s new book “When China Attacks: A Warning to America,” is a wake-up call for the United States. The book argues that the dispute between the US and China cannot be solved by reasonable discussion. The West also… Read More ›
In any society, disputes are bound to arise, and Australia is no exception. From business disagreements to personal conflicts, finding effective methods for dispute resolution is crucial for maintaining a harmonious society. Fortunately, Australia offers a well-established legal system and… Read More ›
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
In today’s interconnected world, businesses are increasingly operating on a global scale. With advancements in technology and communication, managing a global workforce has become a reality for many organisations. However, this also presents unique challenges that need to be effectively… Read More ›
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more:
In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business landscape, disruption has become the new normal. Technological advancements, shifting consumer preferences, and global market dynamics are constantly reshaping industries. While disruption can be daunting, it also presents unprecedented opportunities for businesses that are… Read More ›
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Click the link below to read more…
A Chinese research ship and five escort vessels were in Vietnam’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) on Friday close to gas blocks operated by Russian firms in the South China Sea, a day after Vietnam urged the ships to leave. The… Read More ›
Having a challenging relationship with your boss can make your work life miserable and impact your overall well-being. However, hating your boss doesn’t mean you have to suffer indefinitely. By adopting a proactive approach and implementing strategies to improve your… Read More ›
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Click the link below to read more…
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Click the link below to read more…
At the 42nd ASEAN Summit held last week in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia, Southeast Asian countries once again reiterated their enduring interests – indifference to great games and focus on economic rebound. Regional countries remain averse to taking sides in the… Read More ›
In early March 2023, General Laura Richardson, head of the United States Southern Command, told a US congressional hearing that Chinese actions in South America posed a threat to US safety. According to General Richardson, China is on a relentless march… Read More ›
The Philippines have looked to deter Chinese aggression around islands it claims as its own in the South China Sea by putting up buoys in a show of ownership, as Beijing continues to threaten its sovereignty in the region. Five… Read More ›
China, the world’s top polluter, has emitted record carbon dioxide in the first quarter of this year, with emissions set to rise to an all-time high in 2023, according to a new report published on Friday. CO2 emissions grew by… Read More ›
China’s secretive miniature spaceplane, a unique asset that could play a key role in supporting future military operations in space, has reportedly cleared a key test hurdle, according to state media and other reports. This month, The Warzone reported that… Read More ›
“I am sure that as long as they are re-educated, the Taiwanese public will become patriotic again.” Listen to the interview of Lu Shaye, ambassador of China in France. For the less willing, the offending and scandalous parts begin in… Read More ›
On 15 June 2020, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) backstabbed the Indian Army patrolling team during the Galwan Valley Clash. The whole nation was angry, but the flag-bearers of the India-China Friendship Association (ICFA) were unwavering in their support for China. One… Read More ›
In March 2023, China and ASEAN resumed negotiations on the South China Sea (SCS) Code of Conduct, which aims to reduce the risk of conflict in the disputed maritime zone. But such progress has not calmed the situation. In February… Read More ›
China has upgraded its military recruitment rules to focus on “preparations for war” and the short-notice enlistment of qualified personnel, a move analysts said was due to Beijing’s need for soldiers ready to fight a high-tech regional war. The People’s… Read More ›
The official visit by Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu to Russia on April 16-19 prima facie underscored the two countries’ emergent need to deepen their military trust and close coordination against the backdrop of worsening geopolitical tensions and the imperative… Read More ›
The U.S. has enjoyed superiority in military technology since the end of the Cold War. But this edge is being rapidly eroded by its main rival, China, which seems determined to become a global leader in technologies such as artificial… Read More ›
The Chinese Rocket Force has improved its precision-strike capabilities and capacities in the recent times. When the Chinese missiles’ enhanced ranges threatened all of the USA, it shook them. But, Europe lives on in a fairytale world. They feel these… Read More ›
The British police are investigating a number of alleged Chinese police stations in the country as it emerged that a businessman with ties to the Communist Party’s United Front operations was photographed rubbing shoulders with then-Prime Minister Theresa May. Faced… Read More ›
For Xi Jinping, last week was easily among the best the Chinese leader has had in a long while. First, French President Emmanuel Macron dropped by to talk up the merits of Europe forging a diplomatic path independent of the… Read More ›
China has issued a set of draft regulations that will require chatbots using artificial intelligence and developed by its tech giants to stick to the ruling Communist Party line, amid comments that the move will likely be the death of… Read More ›
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is hoping to upgrade relations with Vietnam to a strategic partnership from the current comprehensive one during meetings with officials in Hanoi on Friday and Saturday, amid China’s rising regional power and aggression in… Read More ›
Taiwanese are rushing to buy patches being worn by their air force pilots that depict a Formosan black bear punching Winnie the Pooh – representing China’s President Xi Jinping – as a defiant symbol of the island’s resistance to Chinese… Read More ›
Planes and ships belonging to China’s military are still lingering around Taiwan Tuesday, despite Beijing announcing last night that its three days of drills were over, a report says. Taiwan’s defense ministry said this morning it observed nine Chinese ships… Read More ›
Is today’s India also repeating the mistakes of the West and past Indian leaders? India held 17 rounds of Corps Commander Level Meetings with China, where China tried to twist every discussion point in its favour, and the talks failed…. Read More ›
In Southern California, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy promised President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan that the American government would support the de facto independent island against constant threats from China. In Beijing, President Emmanuel Macron of France and Ursula von der… Read More ›
Malaysia and the Philippines have said that they’re willing to discuss oil and gas exploration with China in the South China Sea, a move that analysts say may cause friction within ASEAN as the Southeast Asian bloc wants to accelerate… Read More ›
China’s nuclear ballistic missile submarines (SSBN) are now prowling the South China Sea round-the-clock, ensuring a second-strike capability against US and allied forces in the event of a Taiwan contingency. This week, Reuters reported that China is now keeping at… Read More ›
“The creation of the North Atlantic military alliance and the location of numerous military bases around the world lead us to consider the United States as anything but a pacifist country. This is also demonstrated by Washington’s rejection of all… Read More ›
What would be the counterpart of the wolf warrior, the modern Beijing diplomat? China Daily, the tabloid of the Communist Party of China, has given us the answer. The wolf warrior, just, good and generous, must fight against a group… Read More ›
In January 2022, I predicted the exact timeline of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The United States was the only country that was making noise about the imminent Russian attack on Ukraine. The rest of the western world was living in Utopia…. Read More ›
The total area of China’s claims on other countries exceeds the size of modern China itself, but Beijing refuses to budge on its claims. Many are based on unsubstantiated (outside China) and unprecedented “historical precedents” dating back centuries. And while… Read More ›
Drones continue to move toward the center of U.S. warfare, emerging as a major spending priority and a go-to solution for almost every defense challenge—most especially in a conflict with China. Networked drone swarms proved decisive in a recent Air… Read More ›
The US military shot down what US officials called a Chinese surveillance balloon off the coast of South Carolina on February 4, 2023. Officials said that the US Navy planned to recover the debris, which is in shallow water. The… Read More ›
By now every human being on the planet is aware of the ‘Chinese Balloon Saga’ in some form or the other. In a week, the spy balloon traveled leisurely over various U.S. sensitive sites. It did surveillance, hovered, and maneouvered… Read More ›
The Chinese coast guard was again on Tuesday accused of “tailing and harassing” Philippine law enforcement ships in the South China Sea, possibly due to Manila’s recently announced security agreements with Washington, a maritime security expert said. China Coast Guard… Read More ›
My latest video covers all important “Rare Earth Elements” (To turn the English subtitles on pause the video and press the double CC symbol on top, press enable subtitles, again press the CC symbol, and select the English translation) Do… Read More ›
China has a concept of — “Six Wars China Must Fight in Fifty Years.” That means there is no peaceful coexistence with China in its current form. These are the war scenarios: Similarly, the Pakistani army has shown that to… Read More ›
India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi will attend the Combined Commanders’ Conference in Karwar in March 2023. Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen Anil Chauhan will also be present. It is expected that the Indian military leadership will take decisive steps… Read More ›
Attention shifted away from the South China Sea (SCS) in 2022 as the world confronted the Ukraine war and the Taiwan Strait crisis in February and August. Fears that a Ukraine-inspired conflict would erupt in the Taiwan Strait have not… Read More ›
The United Kingdom and Japan have signed a major defense pact, praised as “historic” by the British prime minister but frowned upon by the Chinese government. The Japan-U.K. Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA), signed by Rishi Sunak and his counterpart Fumio… Read More ›
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