Home Along the China FrontAlong the China FrontBy Team StratNews - May 18, 2024FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Vietnam’s Economy Surges Despite U.S. Tariffs Vietnam’s economy grew 8% in 2025, up from the previous year’s growth, driven by strong exports despite U.S. tariffs, according Maduro Capture Ties In With US History: Yash Sinha, Ex-Amb To Venezuela The US action in Venezuela has underscored the irrelevance of the UN China, Pakistan Expand Cooperation Amid U.S. Outreach China and Pakistan pledged on Monday to further deepen ties and expand cooperation, reaffirming to each other their historically "ironclad" Venezuelan Oil Tankers Slip Away in the Dark Amid U.S. Blockade About a dozen Venezuelan oil tankers left in dark mode despite the U.S. blockade, offering PDVSA a brief export reprieve. Wang Yi Condemns U.S. Overreach Amid Venezuela Crisis Beijing has ambition to become a diplomatic heavyweight, a goal it articulated most clearly after brokering a surprise rapprochement between Tariff Tensions Rise As Trump Pressures India Trump's comments follow months of trade negotiations after the U.S. doubled import tariffs on Indian goods to 50% last year Trump Threatens Further Military Action In Post-Maduro Venezuela Donald Trump: The United States would consider another military operation in Venezuela if the interim government in the South American Venezuela’s Acting President Urges Dialogue After U.S. Capture of Maduro Acting President Delcy Rodriguez calls for cooperation with the U.S. after Maduro’s capture, as Trump warns of further strikes. U.S. Strike on Venezuela Gives China New Leverage but Unlikely to Trigger Taiwan Conflict Analysts say China will use the U.S. Venezuela strike to challenge Washington but avoid escalating tensions over Taiwan. U.S. Operation to Capture Maduro Faces Scrutiny at United Nations U.N. debates legality of U.S. raid that captured Venezuelan President Maduro as allies stay muted. 1 2 3 … 1,699 Next »
