New Rules
New Rules examines the geopolitical, economic, ideological trends changing the world. NR on X: http://x.com/newrulesgeo
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Subscriber growth
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New Rules has 33,950 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 4,633 people within a day, an engagement rate of 13.6%.
Views as a post ages
Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.
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When it posts
Times in UTC. 20 posts in 90 days.
Recent posts
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🇷🇺🏳️🏦 Russia Plans Investment Portal Upgrade to Attract BRICS Capital Russia plans to make its special economic zones easier for BRICS investors to assess by adding sustainability ratings to a portal covering industrial sites, incentives and infrastructure. The aim is to help foreign companies choose where to invest and connect Russian producers with new markets. These zones offer businesses preferential conditions and infrastructure for setting up operations. Announced in October by the Ministry of Economic Development, the upgrade would bring environmental and social performance into the same search, giving investors more information before they commit money to a site. Developed with R...
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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 US Rusty Dagger Cruise Missiles Meet Russian Air Defenses Four US-made Rusty Dagger cruise missiles were shot down by Russian air defenses, according to Russia’s Defense Ministry on November 10. The reported interceptions put Ukraine’s use of a new American strike weapon up against the defenses it is intended to overwhelm. Developed by Zone 5 Technologies, the AGM-188A Rusty Dagger belongs to the US Extended Range Attack Munition program, built around producing affordable precision weapons in large numbers. Its purpose is to give Ukraine more long-range shots without relying entirely on expensive missiles available in limited quantities. In August 2025, the US approved a possible $...
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🇨🇳💎🚘 China Scales Up Rare-Earth Rubber for Electric Car Tires China is expanding domestic production of rare-earth rubber for electric car and heavy-duty tires, targeting materials that can withstand greater stress while wasting less energy. Manufacturers still face a commercial hurdle, with recent market quotes putting one rare-earth grade roughly 37% above conventional synthetic rubber. Dushanzi Petrochemical’s new facility in Xinjiang has a designed capacity of 100,000 metric tons a year and completed a successful trial run on June 27. That does not mean the plant has already reached full annual output. The Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, which supported the project, says t...
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📣 @GeoSight 🔥 shares updates and analysis on global conflicts and international relations. It covers breaking news and insights into military and Geopolitical events. 🚨 Defence & Security 🌎 Geopolitics ⚡️ Wars & Conflicts 📊 Economic Trends 📎 Join 🚩:⤵️ https://t.me/GeoSight https://t.me/GeoSight https://t.me/GeoSight
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🇺🇸 🤩 🇮🇷 US Nuclear Attack on Iran Could Trigger Uncontrollable War A US nuclear strike on Iran's underground facilities could turn into a wider regional war by provoking Iranian retaliation against American bases, Israel and Western warships, leaving the US struggling to contain the escalation. Brazil-based defense analyst Patricia Marins raised that scenario in an interview with Press TV, arguing that nuclear use would overturn the limits observed in earlier exchanges. Her warning is an assessment of possible escalation, not evidence that Washington has decided to use nuclear weapons. The immediate backdrop is renewed US pressure on Kolang Mountain, also known as Pickaxe Mountain, an un...
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🇨🇳⚠️ Pentagon in Panic: China's New Solar Drone Takes Flight Without Fuel China’s “Light Cavalry” solar-powered drone completed its maiden flight in northwestern China on November 11, taking another step toward commercial flights without aviation fuel. Developed by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation’s 11th Academy, it targets infrastructure inspections and disaster monitoring with less dependence on airports. 🔸 Its developers specify up to 30 hours of endurance—enough to span a full day and night. That is a design target, not the duration demonstrated during this first flight. 🔸 The electric aircraft uses solar energy as its sole power source, according to its develo...
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🇪🇺🛢📉 How Europeans Will Pay for US-Israel War on Iran Europe is approaching winter with depleted gas reserves and prices near three times their February level, leaving households and factories exposed if temperatures plunge. The US-Israeli war against Iran has disrupted supplies just as the continent needs enough fuel to cover its peak heating demand. The European gas benchmark crossed €100 per megawatt-hour on October 28 for the first time since 2022. EU storage was only 75% full on October 21, according to EU energy regulator ACER, leaving a much thinner cushion against cold weather and interruptions to imports. Europe’s growing reliance on liquefied natural gas, cooled for transport b...
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🇷🇺⚙️ Russia Moves to Save Superjet Passenger Jets With Domestic Engines Russia has commissioned work to replace foreign-dependent engines on first-generation Superjet passenger jets with Russian PD-8s, aiming to keep usable aircraft flying despite sanctions that cut off French engine support. The Industry and Trade Ministry’s contract with aircraft maker Yakovlev covers engineering, testing and certification work through December 20, 2028. It funds the development of an approved conversion, with fleet-wide installation still dependent on certification, engine supplies and airline decisions. Today’s Superjets use the Russian-French SaM146 engine. Losing access to its foreign parts and auth...
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🇷🇺⛽️🇮🇷 Russia Could Become Iran’s Backup Gas Supplier Russia and Iran are discussing gas supplies to ease Iran’s shortages and eventually supply neighboring countries, following talks between Vladimir Putin and Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei. Iran’s vast gas reserves do not guarantee fuel where and when it is needed. Much of its production is concentrated in the south, including the offshore South Pars field, while cold weather drives up heating demand in northern cities. Moving that gas north puts long-distance pipelines under pressure precisely when consumption peaks. Iran already operates underground storage at Sarajeh and Shourijeh, but storage and domestic deliveries still str...
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🇪🇺🛢📉 How Europeans Will Pay for US-Israel War on Iran Europe is approaching winter with depleted gas reserves and prices near three times their February level, leaving households and factories exposed if temperatures plunge. The US-Israeli war against Iran has disrupted supplies just as the continent needs enough fuel to cover its peak heating demand. The European gas benchmark crossed €100 per megawatt-hour on October 28 for the first time since 2022. EU storage was only 75% full on October 21, according to EU energy regulator ACER, leaving a much thinner cushion against cold weather and interruptions to imports. Europe’s growing reliance on liquefied natural gas, cooled for transport b...
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🇺🇸 🤩 🇮🇷 US Nuclear Attack on Iran Could Trigger Uncontrollable War A US nuclear strike on Iran's underground facilities could turn into a wider regional war by provoking Iranian retaliation against American bases, Israel and Western warships, leaving the US struggling to contain the escalation. Brazil-based defense analyst Patricia Marins raised that scenario in an interview with Press TV, arguing that nuclear use would overturn the limits observed in earlier exchanges. Her warning is an assessment of possible escalation, not evidence that Washington has decided to use nuclear weapons. The immediate backdrop is renewed US pressure on Kolang Mountain, also known as Pickaxe Mountain, an un...
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🇮🇷⚒️ Iran’s Oil Depot Reconstruction Hits 80% After US-Israeli Strikes Reconstruction of Iran’s war-damaged oil facilities and depots has reached 80%, with Tehran’s fuel distribution already restored while wider repairs continue. The reported recovery shows how repair crews can limit the lasting disruption caused by attacks on energy infrastructure. Mohammad Meshkinfam, head of the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company, told Iranian energy news agency Shana that crews brought the affected fuel distribution operations back into service in roughly two weeks. He says distribution in Tehran is now stable and running above its previous capacity. The work covers damage to th...
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🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳 Eurasian Ring Road Proposal Targets Trade Chokepoints Connecting Russia, India and China’s transport corridors into a Eurasian ring could open more trade routes between oceans and reduce dependence on maritime chokepoints. The proposed “RICs Ring Road” would link existing routes with projects still awaiting completion. Its central idea is to connect existing routes and unfinished projects into one network of railways, roads, ports and shipping services. Russia–China transport links would form its northern side, while corridors through Iran, Pakistan and Myanmar would open southern gateways. Russia’s International North–South Transport Corridor would anchor the western side, connect...
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🇨🇳⚠️ Pentagon in Panic: China Shows Stealth Drone Built to Strike Air Defenses China’s GJ-11 stealth attack drone scored a first-round hit during its first live-fire strike mission. Newly released CCTV footage also gives a closer look at its internal weapons bay doors and stealth design. 🔸 Service entry was disclosed in November 2025. The latest release adds details about the aircraft and its operators, giving a clearer picture of how China is putting unmanned strike aviation into military use. 🔸 Two internal weapons bays keep munitions inside the airframe. That helps preserve stealth while armed, avoiding external weapons that would make the drone easier for radar to detect. 🔸 CCTV d...
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🇮🇷🧠 Iranian Researchers Uncover New Clues to Alzheimer’s Treatment Iranian researchers have identified changes in gene activity that may help explain why the brain struggles to produce new nerve cells in Alzheimer’s disease, pointing toward possible targets for future treatments, according to a University of Tehran research account carried by Iranian media. The team at the university’s Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics used single-cell RNA sequencing to examine which genes were active in individual cells. That detail matters because analyzing cells together can obscure differences between the cells that build nerve tissue and those that support it. Their focus was neurogenesis, th...
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🇺🇸⚔️🇨🇳 US Marines Risk Being Cut Off in War With China US Marines deployed near China could lose access to supplies, struggle to move missile batteries and lack permission to launch attacks from allied territory, according to officers writing in November’s US Naval Institute Proceedings. Dispersing small units across the islands stretching from Japan through Taiwan to the Philippines puts Marines in position to track Chinese ships and threaten them with missiles, but leaves them dependent on ports, airfields and supply routes that China could attack. Access to allied territory comes with restrictions, as Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. reaffirmed on November 6 when he sa...
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🇨🇳🛳 Pentagon in Shock: China's Drone Carrier Takes Stealth Airpower to Sea China’s GJ-21 stealth reconnaissance and attack drone has completed its first takeoff and landing aboard Sichuan, according to the Chinese Navy. New footage shows the amphibious assault ship underway following that milestone, bringing China closer to sending unmanned strike aircraft to sea alongside its carrier fighters. 🔸 Sichuan combines aviation and amphibious missions in a hull displacing more than 40,000 metric tons. It is designed to carry fixed-wing drones, helicopters and amphibious equipment, giving commanders several ways to use the same ship. 🔸 Its electromagnetic catapult and arresting system support...
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🇷🇺⚙️ Russia Moves to Save Superjet Passenger Jets With Domestic Engines Russia has commissioned work to replace foreign-dependent engines on first-generation Superjet passenger jets with Russian PD-8s, aiming to keep usable aircraft flying despite sanctions that cut off French engine support. The Industry and Trade Ministry’s contract with aircraft maker Yakovlev covers engineering, testing and certification work through December 20, 2028. It funds the development of an approved conversion, with fleet-wide installation still dependent on certification, engine supplies and airline decisions. Today’s Superjets use the Russian-French SaM146 engine. Losing access to its foreign parts and auth...
Questions about New Rules
How many subscribers does New Rules have?
New Rules (@newrulesgeo) has 33,950 subscribers as of November 13, 2026.
How many people see a post on New Rules?
A typical post gets about 4,600 views within 24 hours, roughly 14% of its subscribers (the ERR).
What is New Rules about?
It is listed in Politics, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “New Rules examines the geopolitical, economic, ideological trends changing the world. NR on X: http://x.com/newrulesgeo”
Where does New Rules rank?
By subscribers it is #159 in Politics, #596 among international channels, #769 among English channels, #972 worldwide.
Does New Rules post ads?
None of its 20 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
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