China’s Strategic Shuttle: What Wang Yi’s Regional Tour Means for South Asia
China is strengthening its diplomatic role in South Asia through a trilateral strategy with Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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New Paths to Peace: IOMed, China, and the Global South
The IOMed, a new international mediation body launched by China in Hong Kong, reflects an ambition to foster a more multipolar governance.
America’s Layoff Reckoning and Challenges to Public Service
The United States is undergoing a historic bureaucratic crisis as mass federal layoffs, expose deep strains in democratic governance.
Rare Earths and the Shifting Balance of Global Trade
China’s new rare earth policy signals strategic protection rather than confrontation, reflecting a cautious rebalancing of global trade.
The New Economic Partnership Between the European Union and Indonesia: What Are the Prospects?
The new EU-Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement aims to strengthen strategic trade ties by reducing tariffs.
Taba: A New Port on the Red Sea
In January 2025, Egypt approved the construction of a new port in Taba on the Red Sea, aiming to transform it into a regional maritime hub.
Greenland: The Awakening of a Giant
Amid climate change and growing geopolitical competition over Arctic resources, Greenland has become a global strategic hotspot.
Pakistan’s Peacekeeping Diplomacy and the Gaza Test
Amid the Gaza conflict, Pakistan is redefining its global role—from a security-driven state to a credible diplomatic actor.
Greenland: The Awakening of a Giant
Amid climate change and growing geopolitical competition over Arctic resources, Greenland has become a global strategic hotspot.
The Philosopher’s Prophecy: How Bertrand Russell’s 1970 Warning Became Today’s Palestinian Crisis
Bertrand Russell’s final political statement in 1970, affirming the Palestinian refugees’ right to return has gained renewed relevance today.
What Future Awaits the Port of Darwin?
The development of Darwin Port, managed by Chinese company Landbridge, is being reassessed amid rising tensions in Australia-China relations.