On February 24, 2022, Russia launched the invasion of Ukraine. Just 20 days earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping had signed an ‘Alliance Treaty.’ This was no coincidence: Beijing and Moscow are closer than commonly perceived in the West.
The two countries are not ‘bosom friends, ‘ but they are united in an irrepressible desire to crush the supremacy of the United States of America. And both countries are clearly committed to a common social system, namely communism. This is diametrically opposed to the Western concept of democracy under the rule of law and individual freedom for humanity.
If the most populous state on earth, the People’s Republic of China, and the largest country on this planet in terms of area, the Russian Federation, join forces against the West, our democracy, freedom and rule of law will be in acute danger. There is no way for Europe to stay out of this culture war. But there is an opportunity to take a clear stance in order to achieve maximum security for the people of Europe in an uncertain era.
In this grippingly written book, nonfiction author Andreas Dripke, UN advisor Hang Nguyen, and peace activist Jamal Qaiser vividly demonstrate what can happen when China and Russia join forces. This much can be revealed: It forbodes nothing good!
Sobre o autor
Jamal Qaiser made his way from teenage market trader to investor and CEO of his private equity firm. In 2010 he started the Advance Management Diploma (Post-Graduation) at the Globe Business College in Munich. In 2013, he began studying ‘Owner/President Management’ at the renowned Harvard Business School, which he successfully completed in 2016. During that time, he completed the Transition to Leadership Programme at the University of Oxford Said Business School in 2014. Far beyond his successful academic and business endeavours, Jamal Qaiser finds inspiration in contributing to world peace. He advises governments, NGOs, humanist organisations, international corporations and, last but not least, the United Nations in the Diplomatic Council (DC) as DC Commissioner for UN Affairs. This publication, ‘When China and Russia join forces’, is his sixth book on global political developments. His books have won international awards, including the prestigious get Abstract Book Award from a selection of over 10, 000 non-fiction books.