Professor Jiang Xueqin

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The Tucker Carlson Show · Political Prophet Predicts the Next Phase in Iran, Trump’s War Plan, & Israel’s Plot to Sabotage It · 20 Mar 2026 podcast

And then you have Europe, and then Europe would look at what happened in the GCC as well as in Southeast Asia, and they would be like, why are we fighting Russia?

Wouldn't it be in our best interest to negotiate a peace treaty with Russia as soon as possible?

What this would mean the collapse of the US dollar as a global reserve currency.

Remember that America is sitting on $39 trillion in debt.

And so the American economy is a Ponzi scheme that relies on foreign nations to continually buy US dollars.

So the US economy would not be able to withstand, essentially, American withdrawal from the Middle East.

So the Americans are stuck where they are right now, unfortunately.

So both the United States and China benefit from the status quo.

And China has invested interest in seeing a very quick solution to this war in Middle East.

China imports about 40% of its energy needs from the GCC.

So not just Iranian oil, but also Qatari natural gas.

So as you point out, China very much wants to see, as soon as possible, a ceasefire.

Unfortunately, it is the nature of the Chinese government not to interfere in foreign affairs.

China doesn't really have a geopolitical framework, a grand strategy.

It really believes in global trade, and it doesn't really have a framework for how to resolve armed conflict.

And so Chinese policymakers are really stuck.

And in fact, Chinese policymakers have come out publicly saying that they would like the carnage, the violence in the Middle East to stop as soon as possible, and for the Strait of Hormuz to open up.

But unfortunately, as I pointed out previously,

When a war starts, it achieves a momentum and a logic of its own.

And it's very hard to stop a war once it starts.

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