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Victor Gao: ‘I hope mankind will realise that Pax Americana🇺🇸 is coming to an END, accelerated by President Trump and his government by launching WAR AFTER WAR against other countries. And China🇨🇳 has become the fierce defender of world peace, the major champion of defending international free trade. So I hope mankind will have conscience and judgement to say which country is doing the right thing. And in this particular case (Iran), it’s the United States which is doing the wrong thing. And China is doing the right thing.’ —Victor Gao, President of the Center for China and Globalisation, on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇

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From Chinese perspective, we highly appreciate and applaud the constructive and positive role played by Pakistan aimed at bringing an end to the US-Iran conflict. It is a mission of great difficulty, yet it shows Pakistan’s indispensability in global affairs. If Pakistan succeeds in bringing the parties together to the same negotiation table and eventually to end the hostility, Pakistan will be held as one of the very important countries playing a very critical role in defending peace in the world of today says Prof. Victor Gao in an interview with Pakistan TV Pakistan TV
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Victor Gao is the former translator for Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping. Now Vice President of the Beijing-based Centre for China and Globalisation, he gained international prominence following a viral interview with Cathy Newman of Channel 4 in the heat of the US trade war with China. Speaking at the inaugural session of the International Security Conference on Africa (ISCA), held in Kigali, Rwanda in June 2025, Gao elicited thunderous applause from the audience when he remarked that Africa should be free to use its own judgment to determine which country between China and the US works best as its development and trading partner. Here’s how he put it: “The real choice for Africa, as well as for the rest of mankind, is whether the United States is doing the right thing or is doing the wrong thing or whether China is doing the right thing or doing the wrong thing. If the United States is doing the right thing, work with the United States. But if the United States is doing the wrong thing, why should you bother about working with the United States or following its leadership? Similarly, if China is doing the right thing, why don't you want to work with China? And God forbid, if China is doing the wrong thing, why should you work with China? That means African countries, people in Africa, need to use their own brain power to make a decision first, whether this country or that country is doing the right thing or the wrong thing. Don't be forced by any other country to make a choice which will not serve your fundamental interests.”
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Victor Gao is the former translator for Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping. Now Vice President of the Beijing-based Centre for China and Globalisation, he gained international prominence following a viral interview with Cathy Newman of Channel 4 in the heat of the US trade war with China. Speaking at the inaugural session of the International Security Conference on Africa (ISCA), held in Kigali, Rwanda in June 2025, Gao elicited thunderous applause from the audience when he remarked that Africa should be free to use its own judgment to determine which country between China and the US works best as its development and trading partner. Here’s how he put it: “The real choice for Africa, as well as for the rest of mankind, is whether the United States is doing the right thing or is doing the wrong thing or whether China is doing the right thing or doing the wrong thing. If the United States is doing the right thing, work with the United States. But if the United States is doing the wrong thing, why should you bother about working with the United States or following its leadership? Similarly, if China is doing the right thing, why don't you want to work with China? And God forbid, if China is doing the wrong thing, why should you work with China? That means African countries, people in Africa, need to use their own brain power to make a decision first, whether this country or that country is doing the right thing or the wrong thing. Don't be forced by any other country to make a choice which will not serve your fundamental interests.”

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“The most important thing about Pakistan is that they have decent relations with both the US and Iran—and there aren’t a whole lot of countries that fall into that category. In addition, we should remember that Pakistan has excellent relations with China. So it may be that Pakistan was acting not just as an honest broker, but also as a conduit for Chinese messages to the Iranians," Ken Pollack tells MS NOW.
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Middle East Institute

18,050 views • 3 months ago

Islamabad: JUI Chief Maulana Fazl ur Rehman attended the 3rd Joint Consultative Meeting (JCM) of Political Parties of Pakistan and China on #CPEC, held today in Islamabad. The event was co-chaired by the Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan and Mr. Liu Jianchao, Minister of International Department of the Communist Party of China. Maulana Fazl ur Rehman: There is a consensus in Pakistan regarding Pak-China relations. Pak-China friendship has always transcended our political differences. Pakistan attaches importance to peaceful co-existence and cooperative relations in the region and supports progress towards it. Pakistan believes in peaceful and equitable resolution of disputes. We are grateful that China has always supported Pakistan unconditionally on the Kashmir issue and Pakistan has also always supported China unconditionally on the Taiwan issue. Pak-China relations, which were mentioned by the speakers before me, is a shared vision of all of us and I am proud that JUI Pakistan and CPEC are friends and we want to make this friendship meaningful and see it beneficial for the people of both countries. The credit for the progress made in this regard also goes to the Parliament of Pakistan and the CPC when in 1995 the CPC (China) invited the Foreign Committee of the National Assembly of Pakistan and briefed us on the new economic vision. Then on behalf of Pakistan, we presented Pakistan's "Trade Via Pakistan" concept. And for seven days, we discussed this topic in every meeting continuously, and after seven days, the CPEC informed our delegation that they supported the proposal. I regret that by today it should have been completed, but some obstacles have definitely come in the middle, which are a matter of concern for us as well as for you, but China-Pakistan's commitment to CPEC is strong. With this commitment, we also have to complete all the suspended projects and Insha-Allah we have to lay the foundations of cooperation with each other in different fields, take them forward and China & Pakistan will prove to be the top priority in each other's friendship and relations all over the world and no obstacle will be allowed in it. I warmly welcome you and your entire delegation. This conversation will further strengthen the relations between the two countries. Thank you very much
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University of Chicago Professor Mearsheimer on the beginning of a new Cold War: There are three great powers: the United States, China, and the Soviet Union... excuse me, Russia. The United States, China, and Russia. And the two most powerful countries in this system, in this multipolar world order, are the United States and China. We need to ask ourselves: what's happening in Asia today? It's the same as during the Cold War: two closed blocs are forming, and ultimately we'll have a more superficial international order. Look, for example, at the Chinese bloc. There's BRICS—the United States isn't a member, but China is. Think of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the Belt and Road Initiative, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank—all of these are Chinese-led structures. China is also forming military alliances with countries like Pakistan, Russia, Laos, and Myanmar. And this isn't surprising: a kind of "Chinese order" is emerging in East Asia. At the same time, the US is doing the same – we see QUAD, AUKUS, and the strengthening of bilateral alliances: the US and Japan, the US and South Korea, and the US and the Philippines. Thus, two closed blocs are emerging in East Asia, which will wage a fierce struggle for security – just like the US and the Soviet Union did during the Cold War.

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🚨 JUST IN: President Trump DOUBLES DOWN on supporting Pakistan as mediators in the Iran war, and says a good deal can be made "I believe that one way or the other it's going to be very good for the American people, and I think actually very good for the Iranians." "[Pakistanis] are great. I think they're great. I think the Pakistanis have been great. The Field Marshal and the Prime Minister of Pakistan have been absolutely great."

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75,269 views • 2 months ago

#WATCH | US President Donald Trump says, "I'm very dissatisfied with what Russia's doing and what President Putin is doing. I haven't liked it at all...I have solved seven wars. In fact, we have a great leader coming, the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the Field Marshal. Field Marshal is a very great guy and so is the Prime Minister, both, and they're coming, and they may be in this room right now. I don't know, because we're late..." (Source: The White House/YouTube)
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#WATCH | US President Donald Trump says, "I'm very dissatisfied with what Russia's doing and what President Putin is doing. I haven't liked it at all...I have solved seven wars. In fact, we have a great leader coming, the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the Field Marshal. Field Marshal is a very great guy and so is the Prime Minister, both, and they're coming, and they may be in this room right now. I don't know, because we're late..." (Source: The White House/YouTube)

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530,616 views • 9 months ago

VIDEO | In an exclusive interview with PTI CEO & Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi, Indian Space Association Director General Lt Gen (Retd) A K Bhatt, who also served as Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) during the Doklam standoff, explains about the role of DGMO. "So, well, the DGMO is, as I would say, the right-hand man of the chief. And now, of course, the CDS also. As far as everything goes about military operations, be it in peace or in war, he is responsible for planning, seeing the overall execution of it and monitoring it. And that is not only the dimensions of what the Indian Army would be doing, but very importantly the coordination between the three services. Because today wars are not only fought in one domain, but they are always in multiple domains. So, there is very close coordination also happens to the DGMO. And in peacetime, a very important thing he is also doing is capability development. What do the forces require for the future? What are the new techniques or methods of fighting we will absorb? And everything to do with operations. And of course, in case of India, and with two very active borders, it is a busy environment." #PTIVideos #PTIExclusive (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | In an exclusive interview with PTI CEO & Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi, Indian Space Association Director General Lt Gen (Retd) A K Bhatt, who also served as Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) during the Doklam standoff, explains about the role of DGMO. "So, well, the DGMO is, as I would say, the right-hand man of the chief. And now, of course, the CDS also. As far as everything goes about military operations, be it in peace or in war, he is responsible for planning, seeing the overall execution of it and monitoring it. And that is not only the dimensions of what the Indian Army would be doing, but very importantly the coordination between the three services. Because today wars are not only fought in one domain, but they are always in multiple domains. So, there is very close coordination also happens to the DGMO. And in peacetime, a very important thing he is also doing is capability development. What do the forces require for the future? What are the new techniques or methods of fighting we will absorb? And everything to do with operations. And of course, in case of India, and with two very active borders, it is a busy environment." #PTIVideos #PTIExclusive (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

38,472 views • 1 year ago

Chinese think tank analyst Victor Gao, in an interview with Channel 4 News, said that China is fully prepared to fight to the very end "because the world is big enough that the United States is not the totality of the market in the world." The host noted that if the US shuts itself out of the China market, China will lose 15% in trade, to which Gao responded: "We don't care. China has been here for 5,000 years. Most of the time, there was no United States, and we survived. And if the United States wants to bully China, we will deal with the situation without the United States. And we expect to survive for another 5,000 years."
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Chinese think tank analyst Victor Gao, in an interview with Channel 4 News, said that China is fully prepared to fight to the very end "because the world is big enough that the United States is not the totality of the market in the world." The host noted that if the US shuts itself out of the China market, China will lose 15% in trade, to which Gao responded: "We don't care. China has been here for 5,000 years. Most of the time, there was no United States, and we survived. And if the United States wants to bully China, we will deal with the situation without the United States. And we expect to survive for another 5,000 years."

Anton Gerashchenko

169,664 views • 1 year ago

Iranian President receives a HISTORIC welcome in Pakistan 🇵🇰🇮🇷 For the first time after the war, the Iranian President visited a foreign country, and it's Pakistan. Pakistan has set an example by welcoming him historically. Pakistan is doing everything for world PEACE!
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Iranian President receives a HISTORIC welcome in Pakistan 🇵🇰🇮🇷 For the first time after the war, the Iranian President visited a foreign country, and it's Pakistan. Pakistan has set an example by welcoming him historically. Pakistan is doing everything for world PEACE!

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President Xi during the meeting with Prime Minister Modi: "The world today is swept by once-in-a-century transformations. The international situation is both fluid and chaotic. China and India are to ancient civilizations in the East. We're the two most populous countries, and we're also an important members of the Global South. It is the right choice for both sides to be friends who have good neighborly and amicable ties, partners who enable each other’s success, and to have the dragon and the elephant dance together." ‼️ Are we witnessing the formation of a new, strong alliance between China and India? Unlikely. The interests of these countries do not coincide in many respects and are often in conflict. There is the issue of the hydropower dam in Tibet, the issue of Pakistan. A temporary partnership for temporary benefit - yes, that is possible. What is important for Europe and Ukraine in this situation of diffuse alliances during the new redistribution of the world? To defend regional leadership based on defense capabilities. To maintain subjectivity and use systematic diplomacy. The main thing lies ahead: negotiations between Beijing and Washington.
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President Xi during the meeting with Prime Minister Modi: "The world today is swept by once-in-a-century transformations. The international situation is both fluid and chaotic. China and India are to ancient civilizations in the East. We're the two most populous countries, and we're also an important members of the Global South. It is the right choice for both sides to be friends who have good neighborly and amicable ties, partners who enable each other’s success, and to have the dragon and the elephant dance together." ‼️ Are we witnessing the formation of a new, strong alliance between China and India? Unlikely. The interests of these countries do not coincide in many respects and are often in conflict. There is the issue of the hydropower dam in Tibet, the issue of Pakistan. A temporary partnership for temporary benefit - yes, that is possible. What is important for Europe and Ukraine in this situation of diffuse alliances during the new redistribution of the world? To defend regional leadership based on defense capabilities. To maintain subjectivity and use systematic diplomacy. The main thing lies ahead: negotiations between Beijing and Washington.

Anton Gerashchenko

126,440 views • 10 months ago

🚨PAKISTAN🇵🇰 AND INDIA🇮🇳 AT WAR AGAIN ☢️ A Rutgers University study estimated that if India and Pakistan were to strike each other’s population centres with 250 nuclear weapons, with a yield of 100 kilotons each, an estimated 127 million people would be killed in South Asia from just the explosions, fires, and radiation. The long-term effects would be even more horrifying, 37 million tonnes of soot would be injected into the atmosphere, sending temperatures across the planet plunging by more than 5 degrees Celsius, resulting in a famine which would kill an estimated 2 billion people. The world is once again on the brink, thanks to a problem created by Britain when carving up colonial India. Billions of lives now have the nuclear Sword of Damocles having over their necks. Unless the great powers such as China🇨🇳 and Russia🇷🇺 can mediate, the nuclear nightmare may become a reality. As we speak, Pakistan and India continue to exchange fire with the hostilities escalating. The path to a multipolar world could face a serious setback with India and Pakistan destroying each other, undoing years of development and plunging the world into an abyss. China’s concern will be the CPEC, the 3000KM Chinese infrastructure network project which runs through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir that is an integral part of the historic Belt & Road Initiative. China will also be concerned with how its thawing relations with India will be affected, as India’s strikes could put China’s investments in Pakistan at risk. The US’🇺🇸 eyes will be on the growing military ties with India, and its bid to turn India into an ally against China, Washington’s next target for sabotage, war and destruction. The US also has close ties with the political and military elites of Pakistan, which aided many of Washington’s dirty wars. India and Pakistan annihilating each other may shift the balance of power back to the old colonial order, led by the US with its loyal vassals in the US, UK, and EU, the same colonial order despised by all in the region. The annihilation of both countries obviously is neither in the interests of India and Pakistan, and it is definitely not in the interests of the multipolar world, which billions around the world need for real economic development, prosperity and security. Let’s hope India and Pakistan step back from the brink of all-out destruction.
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🚨PAKISTAN🇵🇰 AND INDIA🇮🇳 AT WAR AGAIN ☢️ A Rutgers University study estimated that if India and Pakistan were to strike each other’s population centres with 250 nuclear weapons, with a yield of 100 kilotons each, an estimated 127 million people would be killed in South Asia from just the explosions, fires, and radiation. The long-term effects would be even more horrifying, 37 million tonnes of soot would be injected into the atmosphere, sending temperatures across the planet plunging by more than 5 degrees Celsius, resulting in a famine which would kill an estimated 2 billion people. The world is once again on the brink, thanks to a problem created by Britain when carving up colonial India. Billions of lives now have the nuclear Sword of Damocles having over their necks. Unless the great powers such as China🇨🇳 and Russia🇷🇺 can mediate, the nuclear nightmare may become a reality. As we speak, Pakistan and India continue to exchange fire with the hostilities escalating. The path to a multipolar world could face a serious setback with India and Pakistan destroying each other, undoing years of development and plunging the world into an abyss. China’s concern will be the CPEC, the 3000KM Chinese infrastructure network project which runs through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir that is an integral part of the historic Belt & Road Initiative. China will also be concerned with how its thawing relations with India will be affected, as India’s strikes could put China’s investments in Pakistan at risk. The US’🇺🇸 eyes will be on the growing military ties with India, and its bid to turn India into an ally against China, Washington’s next target for sabotage, war and destruction. The US also has close ties with the political and military elites of Pakistan, which aided many of Washington’s dirty wars. India and Pakistan annihilating each other may shift the balance of power back to the old colonial order, led by the US with its loyal vassals in the US, UK, and EU, the same colonial order despised by all in the region. The annihilation of both countries obviously is neither in the interests of India and Pakistan, and it is definitely not in the interests of the multipolar world, which billions around the world need for real economic development, prosperity and security. Let’s hope India and Pakistan step back from the brink of all-out destruction.

Afshin Rattansi

45,773 views • 1 year ago

Victor Gao: History in the future will look back at the year 2026 and mark it as the beginning of the end of Pax Americana. No matter how you define Pax Americana, Pax Americana is coming to an end, and this year is the beginning of the end of Pax Americana. Whatever President Trump and his government are doing right now only has one result, or one impact, and that is to further accelerate the demise of Pax Americana. Therefore, philosophically speaking, we need to be very much convinced about this almost inevitable turn in history—the course of history which is being played out—and we do not need to rush it. It will come to an end under its own weight, and what President Trump and his government are doing is accelerating the final curtain fall for Pax Americana.
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Victor Gao: History in the future will look back at the year 2026 and mark it as the beginning of the end of Pax Americana. No matter how you define Pax Americana, Pax Americana is coming to an end, and this year is the beginning of the end of Pax Americana. Whatever President Trump and his government are doing right now only has one result, or one impact, and that is to further accelerate the demise of Pax Americana. Therefore, philosophically speaking, we need to be very much convinced about this almost inevitable turn in history—the course of history which is being played out—and we do not need to rush it. It will come to an end under its own weight, and what President Trump and his government are doing is accelerating the final curtain fall for Pax Americana.

🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉

105,325 views • 4 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: In an incredible moment, the prime minister of Pakistan NOMINATES President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2026 "I would like to nominate this great president for NOBEL PEACE PRIZE!" "He is GENUINELY a man of peace...the most wonderful candidate for the peace prize...saved MILLIONS of people." "The WORLD will remember you as a man who did everything to stop EIGHT WARS!" "Pakistan nominated President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his OUTSTANDING contributions to, first, stop war between India and Pakistan." "And then, achieve ceasefire, along with his very wonderful team."
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🚨 BREAKING: In an incredible moment, the prime minister of Pakistan NOMINATES President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2026 "I would like to nominate this great president for NOBEL PEACE PRIZE!" "He is GENUINELY a man of peace...the most wonderful candidate for the peace prize...saved MILLIONS of people." "The WORLD will remember you as a man who did everything to stop EIGHT WARS!" "Pakistan nominated President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his OUTSTANDING contributions to, first, stop war between India and Pakistan." "And then, achieve ceasefire, along with his very wonderful team."

Eric Daugherty

81,849 views • 9 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On Pakistan's role as a mediator, Israel's Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, said, "We don't see Pakistan as a credible player. I think that the United States has decided to use the services of the facilitation of Pakistan for their own reasons. We have seen in the past how the United States has managed to take problematic states like Qatar and Turkey and use them for the benefit of achieving an agreement with Hamas... For us, it is very important to stay in sync with the United States when it comes to the substance and the essence of the outcome we want to see."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On Pakistan's role as a mediator, Israel's Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, said, "We don't see Pakistan as a credible player. I think that the United States has decided to use the services of the facilitation of Pakistan for their own reasons. We have seen in the past how the United States has managed to take problematic states like Qatar and Turkey and use them for the benefit of achieving an agreement with Hamas... For us, it is very important to stay in sync with the United States when it comes to the substance and the essence of the outcome we want to see."

ANI

473,239 views • 3 months ago

🗣️FIFA President Gianni Infantino to PM Shebaz Sharif "Shehbaz Sharif Prime Minister of Pakistan, What you did and what you are doing with your countries is absolutely incredible. It is transformative. I can just take my hat off. And what we can do with football is to remind everyone that besides all the important things you are doing investment in technology, investment in infrastructure, in schools, in hospitals, in roads, we need to invest as well in emotions. Invest in happiness. And that's why we like to say that football unites the world because we need people to come together. We need to go to people. We need to learn about people. We don't have to stay locked in our place. And for this reason, I'm very happy that we organized the last FIFA World Cup in Qatar. We had incredible, biggest 3 million spectators, 5 billion viewers all over the world. The last Women's World Cup in Australia, New Zealand, 2 billion viewers around the world. Next year, Canada, Mexico, United States of America will have 6 billion viewers and 7 million fans coming together and spending time together in joy and in happiness. These are numbers which should make us think because at the end of the day, what people want on top of, of course, having a job, having an education is to have a moment where they can forget everything and just be happy. So, the gentlemen here are in charge of the most important things. I'm in charge of the most important, of the least important things, but which is extremely important, which is football."
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🗣️FIFA President Gianni Infantino to PM Shebaz Sharif "Shehbaz Sharif Prime Minister of Pakistan, What you did and what you are doing with your countries is absolutely incredible. It is transformative. I can just take my hat off. And what we can do with football is to remind everyone that besides all the important things you are doing investment in technology, investment in infrastructure, in schools, in hospitals, in roads, we need to invest as well in emotions. Invest in happiness. And that's why we like to say that football unites the world because we need people to come together. We need to go to people. We need to learn about people. We don't have to stay locked in our place. And for this reason, I'm very happy that we organized the last FIFA World Cup in Qatar. We had incredible, biggest 3 million spectators, 5 billion viewers all over the world. The last Women's World Cup in Australia, New Zealand, 2 billion viewers around the world. Next year, Canada, Mexico, United States of America will have 6 billion viewers and 7 million fans coming together and spending time together in joy and in happiness. These are numbers which should make us think because at the end of the day, what people want on top of, of course, having a job, having an education is to have a moment where they can forget everything and just be happy. So, the gentlemen here are in charge of the most important things. I'm in charge of the most important, of the least important things, but which is extremely important, which is football."

Zeeshan Shafi

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