China-Iran Deal: Remaking Global Order

CA 9+ China-Iran Deal: Remaking Global Order 11,704 views •Apr 7, 2021 710 12 Share Save The Geopolitics In Conflict Show 6.05K subscribers We have a brand new Membership you can join! It will give you a chance to go even deeper into the most pressing global topics. You'll get more information and a much deeper dive with bi-weekly live calls and Q&A with Dr. David Oualaalou PhD & Dr. Ross Stewart PhD, as well as a community to ask questions and have discussions with others who are interested in deeper information and knowledge as well. Check it out here: https://www.gicshow.com/offers/BU8PCLEf​ China and Iran have recently signed a 25-year Comprehensive Strategic Partnership agreement. This partnership will raise the cooperation level between Iran and China to an unprecedented level. In this video, we answer three key questions: 1) How would this agreement reshape the Middle East/Global Geopolitical landscape? 2) Are we looking at a new global economic order? 3) Will this agreement allow the introduction of a new monetary system? One thing is sure: China’s $400 Billion investment in Iran’s economy will certainly change the global trajectory on many levels beyond Washington’s control. Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5PW​... Subscribe to our Blog: https://www.globalperspectiveconsulti​... Find us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-oua​... Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DOualaalou​ Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?​... 178 Comments Auggie Giuseppe Add a public comment... astro ayumi astro ayumi 3 weeks ago As always China love trade , US love sanction then blamed China for their misfortune what a shame ! 44 宝贝阳光 宝贝阳光 3 weeks ago Iran had been waiting for EU and Japan to do this, but those leap dogs have no bone to stand up against USA to take this step, so it falls to China's arms. 49 sayaandyang saya sayaandyang saya 3 weeks ago (edited) Now the US is forced by China to start dealing with Iran with a little bit of humble attitude 47 Leon Luo Leon Luo 3 weeks ago The US has thrown everything to China, including the kitchen sink to slow/stop its development. So far, it has failed miserably. 56 The Globalist The Globalist 3 weeks ago The Iranian economy is not in shambles, it's been sanctioned by US since 1979.Its still survived. 48 Biryukov Veden Biryukov Veden 3 weeks ago Old enough to watch China's in past few decades, its like watching a grand master chess moves, against it's rivals that still seeing the game like a checker board. Especially when their moves involve lost on their side, made you think really-really hard what is in their mind and reason to make the sacrifice as in chess moves. 46 Michael L Michael L 3 weeks ago The US scansion everyone who doesn't bend to its will. In doing so, the US is digging its own grave. 32 Chanahying Chan Chanahying Chan 3 weeks ago India was actually competing with china for the Iranian deal way before the skirmish in Ladakh. This Iran/China deal will accelerate the digital yuan usage across the world. Most Asean countries have already establish xchange banks and it's gaining popularity. Smaller countries that worries about US sanctions will now have the option to choose. If and when this happens. it will change the dynamics of the global financial system. For better or for worst only time will tell. 28 Leoncio Co Leoncio Co 3 weeks ago What a pleasure to listen to David n Ross. One actually learned something. They cover topics MSM FAKE NEWS FACTORIES would not touch. 41 Steve Steve 3 weeks ago The Americans are not going to like this. They will try and throw a spanner in the works. 23 Brain Washington Brain Washington 3 weeks ago Seems like the US is creating new opportunities for China with sanctions, first Russia, now Iran. The next big deal is in Venezuela, the country with the largest proven oil reserve. That would be the last nail in the coffin for the petro dollar. 28 FHD SnSLifestyle 2K FHD SnSLifestyle 2K 3 weeks ago One of the advantages of a centralized government is the flexibility of making agreements according to the situation of each country. Current US foreign policy is confrontational which tends to alienate many countries. 36 All about Weapons All about Weapons 3 weeks ago Watching from Pakistan🇵🇰♥️ 27 wapworld wapworld 3 weeks ago When it comes to investment trading, the rule of thumb is not to buck the trend and yet this is exactly what the US is trying to do while China is rising. While China is making short/long term plans, America is busy playing politics and discarding plans/policies every 4 to 8 yrs!!