By Tyler Durden: China and Russia recently announced a new age of diplomacy between the two countries, at a time when President Trump is targeting both with precision-guided economic warfare.China finds itself reeling under trade disputes with the US, as the next round of tariffs on $16 billion worth of Chinese goods is expected to start on August 23.
Earlier this week, Russia offered to
bail out China from the trade war with Washington. Moscow offered 1
million hectares (2.5 million acres) of arable land available to Chinese
farmers to meet its large-scale demand for soybeans — and of course,
prevent a massive soybean shortage that would lead to political/social
upheavals across the country.Maybe, the US trade war on China should be interpreted as a piece in a much larger chessboard: A war on Eurasia integration,or the One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative.




