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Open Source Intelligence on China Global Power

"Oriented to the future"

The West is entering an era of great power competition with China for which it is not prepared. How to secure freedom and prosperity in this more competitive age is the national security organizing question of our time.

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Since Xi Jinping came to power in 2012, China’s growing assertiveness and will to power have taken on very specific characteristics, leading Beijing, in less than a decade, to climb the global rankings in multiple areas.

The Chinese government is implementing a comprehensive and long-term strategy to ensure its global dominance.

The People’s Republic of China officially declares ambitions and coercive policies that challenge and question our interests, security and values. Beijing uses a vast arsenal of political, economic and military tools aimed at rapidly increasing its global presence, its projection of power, while at the same time remaining completely opaque as to its strategy, intentions and exponential strengthening of its military arsenal. China today is rich, industrialized, controls the most important global supply chains and creates dependencies. For this reason, for many years China has been waging its Liminal Warfare, an incremental war, where the spectrum of competition and confrontation with the West is so broad that the battlefield is everywhere and the war is total, including, among other things, economic, diplomatic, legal, military, intelligence and cyber operations. And to do this, Beijing uses every means at its disposal. It is incredible to look back for a moment and see how all this happened so suddenly, without the West becoming aware – at least until the last moment – ​​of the danger: both external and internal, because it managed to penetrate and innervate the very ganglia of our political, economic and cultural apparatuses. To remedy the disaster it is necessary to finally know the adversary we are facing: how it moves, what its objectives are, which "allies" (more or less aware) it recruits and exploits in the opposing camp, that is, in our camp.

Gabriele and Nicola Iuvinale

China believes that power is the key to international affairs, and that technology is itself power. He learned this lesson from Ronald Reagan. The American president won the Cold War thanks to a military buildup that gave rise to an economic revolution. Military research and development has produced many new inventions in the digital age, from microchips to the internet. The Soviet Union surrendered in the face of America's military superiority and its industrial growth. China has been watching and taking note.

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Gabriele Iuvinale

Government solutions to a problem are usually as bad as the problem.

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Nicola Iuvinale

I would be very uncomfortable in a world without books, but that is not where reality is, since it is not there in its entirety.

Who we are

Gabriele and Nicola Iuvinale have been corporate lawyers for over 25 years. For several years they have been conducting research and analysis in Open Source Intelligence on China, collaborating with public and private entities. In 2020 they created Extrema Ratio (www.extremarationews.com). In 2023 they published the essay "Xi Jinping's China. Towards a new Sinocentric world order?", presented in the same year to the Senate of the Italian Republic and still cataloged in the library of Stanford University and the Congress of the United States of America. They are also authors of articles and research on the topic in various scientific journals.

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