Myanmar-China

How might the Northern Myanmar conflict influence China and what are the implications?

The ongoing conflict in northern Myanmar, centered around the Kokang region along the China-Myanmar border, has escalated into a large-scale civil war. The situation is causing concern for all parties involved, as it could lead to geopolitical conflicts and impact...
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Reassessing Canada-India Relations: The Fallout from the Nijjar Assassination and Its Impact on Democracy and Sovereignty

On June 18, 2023, the assassination of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey, British Columbia, escalated into a major diplomatic crisis between Canada and India. Following the murder outside a Sikh cultural center, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau...
Canada- India

Rising India-Canada Diplomatic conflict could push India to pay more attention to Asia

Relations between the two countries plummeted after the Canadian government in mid-September accused Indian agents of the assassination of a Canadian Sikh activist and the expulsion of an Indian diplomat. There appears to have been some detente between India and...
BRICS

What is India’s BRICS Quandary and Why is it Deepening?

Pakistan's strategy to isolate and label the country as a state sponsoring terrorism is collapsing in front of the global community. The country has formally applied for BRICS membership, following South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's initiative to convene a BRICS...
US Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken- Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov

Blinken’s Participation in OSCE Summit with Possible Lavrov Attendance

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is scheduled to attend the OSCE ministerial summit in Skopje from November 30-December 1, according to North Macedonia's Foreign Minister Bujar Osmani. The event, which could also include Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, will...
Xi Jinping

A Deep Dive into Xi’s US Visit

Chinese leadership has a history of surprising unexpected events. In 1955, Chairman Mao Zedong secretly conferred with the US when China supported the North Vietnamese regime. After the Tiananmen Square Incident in 1989, Deng Xiaoping's 'Southern Tour' highlighted China's economic...
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa, Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi

Japan and China’s Diplomatic Meeting in South Korea Sets Stage for 3-Way Regional Talks

TOKYO Japan and China have held bilateral talks to resolve disputes, including China's ban on Japanese seafood, which has negatively impacted Japanese exporters. Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi met in Busan, South Korea, and will...
China-Taiwan conflict

The Rising Trend: Estonia’s Infatuation with Taiwan and its Implications

Estonia has allowed Taiwan to open an unofficial, non-diplomatic economic and cultural representative office in Tallinn, following in the footsteps of countries worldwide with unofficial ties with Taiwan. This move follows Lithuania's decision to open a representative office in Lithuania,...
Spain-China

Spain’s Informal China Policy: A Coherent European Approach

Spain's China policy is similar to the EU's due to its evolution of bilateral economic relations and endogenous Chinese developments. This policy is influenced by Spain's EU and NATO membership, leading to the securitization of China's engagement in Spain's strategic...
BRICS

Indonesia’s Strategy: Prioritizing Autonomy Instead of BRICS Membership

Indonesia has been a potential BRICS member since 2011, with the country's potential to become one of the top five economies by 2045 and a leading power in Southeast Asia. However, Indonesia was not among the six countries selected from...
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