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Peak China? Economic Collapse Meets Naval Disaster

China’s growing weaknesses are no longer hidden—this time, they are playing out in the open seas. In the South China Sea, a Chinese Navy warship and a Chinese Coast Guard vessel collided while chasing a Philippine patrol boat near Scarborough Shoal. What Beijing called “necessary measures” has become a global humiliation, exposing China’s reckless tactics and fragile control over one of the world’s most contested waterways. But this maritime disaster is just the surface. At the very same time, tensions in the U.S.-China trade war reached a fragile truce, exposing how vulnerable Beijing’s economy has become. Veteran analysts warn that “Peak China” has finally arrived. With its property market collapsing, debt piling up, global trade shifting, and internal growth stalling, the question now is whether we are witnessing the beginning of China’s long retreat from global dominance. This video breaks down: The South China Sea collision between Chinese and Philippine vessels Why Scarborough Shoal is a global flashpoint in maritime trade Beijing’s propaganda versus international law rulings The fragile U.S.-China trade truce and rare earths crisis George Magnus’ analysis of “Peak China” and the end of unstoppable growth China once projected unstoppable power—militarily and economically. But today, the cracks are clear. Is Beijing entering its most dangerous decade yet? #SouthChinaSea #ChinaCrisis #PeakChina