What should be done to prevent terrorist attacks like the one in Moscow?

2024-03-26 23:29:50

It is necessary to change the ideology

It is not necessary to allow people to do anything for the sake of money or for the sake of religion

We need to pay more attention to solving social problems.

What problems will China face due to Trump's tariffs?

2025-05-30 01:13:21

In China, there will be an outflow of investments, bankruptcies of small businesses, unemployment, and unrest.

With his statements, Trump has already caused significant damage to China. Foreign companies will not invest in China due to high tariffs, particularly in the long term. Chinese companies themselves are planning to move their factories to neighboring countries. Small businesses are already facing problems. Warehouses are overflowing with goods, and there is no one to sell them to. Apple and Samsung are closing factories in China, which threatens unemployment.

Even the court's decision to cancel the tariffs won't help. It will only be a delay. Yes, the tariffs will hit the US, but they will hit China harder.

Will the US go to war with China?

2023-04-01 13:15:01

So far, the United States is only preparing for war, increasing the military budget in 2024. They will not fight on 2 fronts with Russia and China.

The US strategy is to support the conflicting parties, but not to intervene in the war itself

Until the war in Ukraine ends, there will be no war with China.

The head of the CNS of the US Armed Forces admitted the possibility of a conflict with China

Why does the United States need a deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia?

2025-08-21 17:20:51

The result should be a transit corridor through the territory of 2 countries.

Following the talks, Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to create a major transit corridor. Azerbaijan is currently modernizing the railway in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic at its own expense, and it is planned to build a railway in Armenia. The United States is not investing in this project. The expansion of US influence in this region could lead to the expansion of NATO's influence throughout the South Caucasus, which could become a wedge between Iran and Russia.

Armenia sells Russian gas as its own, bypassing sanctions. If the war ends and sanctions are lifted, this route will cease to be economically important, since Russia will be able to sell gas via other routes, but if we are talking about NATO expansion, then this is a completely different matter.