Chinese President to scapegoat banking chief as he “shuffles the deckchairs” over stumbling economy
Dr Yin Yong, tipped to be China’s new banking chief, but will he end up as another scapegoat?
Reinventing Ana: The Stanford University graduate who rocked the British security establishment
Ana was a star of the Stanford ski team, and a shooting champion at her private boarding school in Kent.
China’s 20th Communist Party Congress: Key Takeaways
As the week-long congress enters its final stages, Xi Jinping is intent on securing his place in history.
Chinese Tech Dominance – Defining Our Future National Security Threat
Amid the current threat and aggression from Russia, intelligence agencies are ramping up their focus on Beijing.
Part IV: Who Shall Separate Us? The “China” Challenge Facing King Charles
How Prince Charles and the Prime Minister must together thwart China.
Part III: VIGIL OF THE COMMONWEALTH PRINCES
By yielding Commonwealth markets to Beijing, the UK risks unnecessarily diminishing King Charles’ future influence across the African continent.
Part II: Beijing’s extraordinary mission to unseat King Charles as Head of the Commonwealth
Xi is waging a high-stakes hostile takeover attempt of the Commonwealth.
Storm Clouds Gather Over Xi Jinping Ahead of China’s 20th National Congress
The movers and shakers from the biggest political party in the world – the 96 million-members who make up the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) – will gather in Beijing this Sunday, and for one man among the 2,296 delegates it…
North Korea: Nuclear loose cannon, or tool of Xi and Putin?
Are we facing nuclear Armageddon? What might precipitate the ultimate nightmare scenario? Joe Biden is worried. On October 6 the US President used the A-word, warning Vladimir Putin that any use of a tactical nuclear weapon in Ukraine risked cataclysmic…
Part I: Republicanism and “An ever changing future.”
As the recently departed Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne on her Coronation Day on June 2nd 1953, she spoke memorably of the living strength of the Commonwealth, as well as of “societies old and new; of lands and races…
