The New Cold War: China's Secret Strategy to Bring America Down

Insults to China, criticism, taxes, tariffs, threats, and warnings—all of them have been coming since Trump came to power, or even since he returned to power. China seems to be silent, but this is not the case. China is moving, working, acting, and preparing for surprises. Here, we'll tell you the story, complete with its secrets and details. In his book "The Tragedy of Great Power Politics", American political scientist John Mearsheimer discusses an old theory that has returned to relevance, namely how international politics naturally breeds inevitable conflicts and clashes between the world's great powers. Among these powers are China and the United States. He explained in detail how China is preparing to wrest the world leadership seat from American hands. In his book, he also outlines the factors that caused this to happen, one of which was that the world was too big to be controlled by one party alone—as America is trying to do today. If there is one power that tries to do so, then it will inevitably push the world towards conflict. The book also discusses that China will definitely take the same path that Washington has taken in its quest to dominate the world. But now, let's leave the book for a moment, and we'll tell you straightforwardly, in fluent Arabic, what China is doing to the top, how they're managing their fight with the United States, and whether or not they're succeeding in that regard. However, it doesn't hurt to talk a little bit about why China feels the need to do this—why China feels the need to compete with America and prepare for a clash with it. Chinese people learn from history... If you don't devour your enemies immediately, then your enemies will devour you. And if you don't strengthen yourself and prepare well, then your downfall will be inevitable. China also knows that the pinnacle of power is narrow and cannot be occupied by many parties at once. They also understood that silence on American actions would not protect them from American danger. On the contrary, it will encourage the United States to further provoke China. Here, we will open a new chapter to give an idea of what the United States is doing and will do to contain Beijing. In addition to the fierce economic war that Washington is waging against China, America is also trying to besiege China from all directions. If you don't devour your enemies immediately, then your enemies will devour you. And if you don't strengthen yourself and prepare well, then your downfall will be inevitable. China also knows that the pinnacle of power is narrow and cannot be occupied by many parties at once. They also understood that silence on American actions would not protect them from American danger. On the contrary, it will encourage the United States to further provoke China. Here, we will open a new chapter to give an idea of what the United States is doing and will do to contain Beijing. In addition to the fierce economic war that Washington is waging against China, America is also trying to besiege China from all directions. But wait, that's not all. Let's take a look at the other side of the border — specifically the western part of China. There is Afghanistan, which has been abandoned by Washington and is now re-controlled by the Taliban. The U.S. seems to be handing over the issue as a "time bomb" at China's doorstep, and now Beijing has to deal with it itself. American efforts to inflame tensions on China's border do not stop there. Even with India, China has problems. Beijing sees India as a competitor seeking to take over the stage. Both are Asian giants that compete in terms of cheap labor and investment, as well as competing in military power. Their relationship has long been fraught with tension, especially in border areas. We add one more thing: even in the north China is under siege. Recently, there has been a large-scale American approach to Russia. Washington and Moscow appear to be looking for common ground to resolve the Ukraine war — by letting Russia come out victorious. Goal? To separate Russia from China and break their alliance. That means China is now under siege geographically and economically. So how is China's response? Let's take a look. Although it appears from the outside to be silent and only threatens to retaliate against American tariffs, China is actually actively moving — but in strategic areas. Let's take a look at the latest news: China, Iran, and Russia started talks in Beijing on the Iranian nuclear issue. During the meeting, China reiterated its support for Iran's right to have nuclear ambitions, even though the United States is currently waging some kind of open war against Iran. What we want to convey here is: Iran is one of the cards that China and Russia are playing to hinder America's pace. And let's focus on China's role in supporting Iran. Without economic support from China, Iran would not be able to survive in the face of heavy sanctions from the West. The whole world almost boycotted Iran economically. But the only one that gives Iran breathing space is China — not just because they get cheap oil, but also because Iran is a strategic weapon for China to preoccupy America, weaken it, and provoke conflicts that Washington does not want. Without Iran, America might have easily taken control of the Middle East. But Iran's presence continues to create tensions in the region, ultimately draining American energy and resources. And that's just one card. China also holds North Korea as the other card. Without China, the North Korean people might have starved for a long time. The country is completely isolated by the West, yet Beijing plays the role of the only "lung" that keeps North Korea alive. The same goes for Russia. Russia is also an important card for China in fighting the West and preoccupying America. We all know how much China supports Moscow in the Ukraine war, especially their economic support that helps Russia survive Western sanctions. For this reason, the Trump-era Secretary of State once said openly that the Trump administration wanted to separate Russia from China and restore American global dominance. But the Chinese card has not run out. China is now also very active in Africa, rivaling American influence there. They even opened a large financing bank for Africa, providing loans that barely touched the $1 trillion mark. The goal: for African countries to remain dependent on China and support its interests. Even in Latin America — a region that has long been considered America's "backyard" — China has a very strong presence. They became the main supporters of governments that the Americans hated, such as those in Venezuela, Cuba, and Bolivia. Later, China also began to get involved in Colombia and Mexico. From this we can understand why Trump is getting tougher on these countries. He wants to cut off China's path before they are actually on America's "doorstep." So seriously, Trump even said that the reason America wants to take control of Greenland Island is to cut off China's tracks, because Beijing is one of the biggest investors there and once tried to build an airport — which the Americans immediately prevented. In fact, China made Greenland part of the Polar Silk Road project, which is an offshoot of the Belt and Road Initiative — China's major project to encircle the world economically. All of this is part of China's grand effort to confront America. Not to mention China's ambition to surpass America in various strategic sectors — especially technology, military industry, and maritime power. China targets by 2035 to become the world's largest naval power. This is a clear signal that China is preparing seriously for a possible military conflict with the United States. Because America itself built its global power on its naval power. And with that, let's go back to the book we mentioned at the beginning — John Mearsheimer's book — which states that whoever wants to rule the world, must first rule the waters, because 70% of the earth's surface is the sea. This is the big surprise that China is preparing for America.