Category: Belts and Roads

China’s Middle East Strategy: Structured Power, Calculated Diplomacy

31/05/2025 Treadstone 71

China does not wander into conflict. It enters through opportunity, stabilizes with investment, and expands through calculated neutrality. In the vacuum left by U.S. retreat, China’s presence in the Middle East has shifted from observer to operator—quiet, methodical, and increasingly consequential. For decades, Beijing remained peripheral in Middle Eastern politics. But economic growth turned oil…

ALL, Belts and Roads, China

Chinese Plan to Drive Scientific and Tech

15/05/2025 Treadstone 71

China’s financial support initiative for scientific and technological innovation marks a strategic pivot toward self-sufficiency in advanced sectors. The effort targets enterprises tied to major national science and technology tasks, as well as small and medium-sized technology firms. The plan strengthens domestic capital pipelines by encouraging qualified technology firms to list publicly, both within China…

ALL, Belts and Roads, China, PLA

Chinese Activity in the Solomon Islands

18/07/2023 Treadstone 71

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogaware met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing last week, Solomon Islands and China signed a “comprehensive strategic partnership” agreement. Diplomatic relations of the Solomon Islands shifted from supporting Taiwan to cooperating with Beijing when Manasseh Sogaware took power in 2019. A representative of the US National Security Council…

Belts and Roads, China

Economic indicators in China for the first half of 2023

18/07/2023 Treadstone 71

▪️ Gross domestic product (GDP) of China increased by 5.5% year on year and reached 59.3 trillion yuan (about $8.3 trillion). In the second quarter, the country’s GDP increased by 6.3% year on year. ▪️ Consumer goods retail sales in China increased 8.2% year on year, up 2.4 percentage points from the first quarter, to…

Belts and Roads, China

Investment in China’s information security (in line with the strategy) will increase every year

15/02/202324/02/2023 Treadstone 71

Investment in China’s information security (in line with the strategy) will increase every year. In China, infobez includes INFOPSI. It is reported that a massive program to strengthen the data security sector will include cooperation between research centers, universities and various companies. The project is expected to lay the foundation “for building the country’s digital…

ALL, Belts and Roads, China, PLA

The RAND report and the Chinese threat

05/02/202322/02/2023 Treadstone 71

The Cynic A few days ago, the think tank RAND released a rather interesting article stating that a long-term military conflict is a threat to US foreign policy. The message is backed up by intelligence reports that Xi will likely give the order to conquer Taiwan by 2027. RAND was one of the main think…

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China Belts & Roads – Disputed Areas

23/11/202222/02/2023 Treadstone 71

Belts and Roads, China, PLA, Taiwan

From March 2022 …

09/09/202223/02/2023 Treadstone 71

Chinese expansionists believe that before landing on the island of Taiwan in the future, it is necessary to use a large number of missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles to bombard the military facilities of the island (photo) in order to minimize losses among the personnel of the troops. They came to this conclusion, relying on…

Translated: China will step up IP Theft

08/09/202223/02/2023 Treadstone 71

In the coming years, China will face an acute shortage of cybersecurity specialists By 2027, China will have a shortage of 3.27 million cybersecurity professionals, while the country’s higher education institutions are only capable of graduating 30,000 cybersecurity graduates annually. Demand from government organizations and enterprises for cybersecurity staff has skyrocketed in recent years amid…

Belts and Roads, China, PLA

Chinese UAV surveils Taiwanese Armed Forces

07/09/202223/02/2023 Treadstone 71

Taiwanese fighters continue to “bounce” on Kinmen Island. In the footage, a Chinese UAV visited the observation posts of the Taiwanese Armed Forces and forced the Taiwanese military personnel to flee for cover. “If you didn’t hit the lens, it means you’re still alive.”

Belts and Roads, Brainwash, China, PLA, Russia, Trump

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Chinese Plan to Drive Scientific and Tech

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Economic indicators in China for the first half of 2023

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Investment in China’s information security (in line with the strategy) will increase every year

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The RAND report and the Chinese threat

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China Belts & Roads – Disputed Areas

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Chinese UAV surveils Taiwanese Armed Forces

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