South China Sea

Territorial Disputes in South China Sea: China, Vietnam, Philippines, and Other Southeast Asian Nations

Territorial disputes in the South China Sea represent one of the most complex and contentious geopolitical conflicts in the world today. This vast body of water, covering approximately 3.5 million square kilometers, is bordered by several nations, including China, Vietnam,...
China-Africa relations

China’s Growing Influence in Africa: What It Means for Western Geopolitical Interests

Over the past two decades, China's footprint in Africa has expanded significantly, raising concerns and prompting reactions from Western nations. This burgeoning relationship between China and Africa is multifaceted, encompassing economic, political, and military dimensions. At the core of this...
Australia

Australia’s Foreign Policy Pivot: Navigating Relations with China in Shadow of U.S. Alliance

Australia has long been a key player in the Asia-Pacific region, and its foreign policy decisions have significant ramifications not only domestically but also on a global scale. Over recent decades, Australia's foreign policy has become increasingly complex, with its...
United States-China

Battle for Influence in Indo-Pacific: A New Geopolitical Arena Between U.S. and China

The Indo-Pacific region has emerged as a crucial geopolitical arena where the United States and China are vying for influence. This contest reflects the broader struggle for global dominance, as both superpowers seek to shape the future of a region...
Japan Military

Japan’s Military Expansion: Response to North Korean Threats and China’s Regional Dominance

Japan's post-World War II pacifist constitution, particularly Article 9, has long restricted its military capabilities to self-defense. However, in recent years, Japan has increasingly expanded its military power, driven by the rising threats from North Korea and China's growing dominance...
New Delhi

India’s Strategic Shift: How New Delhi Is Navigating Power Dynamics Between U.S. and China

In the rapidly changing global landscape, India finds itself in a pivotal position, navigating the delicate balance between two superpowers: the United States and China. As Asia’s third-largest economy and a burgeoning regional power, India's foreign policy decisions have significant...
Tiananmen Square, 前门 Dongcheng, China

Resurgence of Silk Road: China’s Belt and Road Initiative and Its Global Geopolitical Implications

The Silk Road, an ancient network of trade routes connecting the East and West, has long been a symbol of cultural and economic exchange. In the 21st century, this historical concept has been revived through China’s Belt and Road Initiative...
AH-64 Apache helicopter

Indian Air Force Faces Challenge: AH-64 Apache helicopter Stuck at High Altitude Amid Heightened China Border Tensions

It has been over four months since an AH-64 Apache helicopter, often referred to as the "Tank in the Air," was stranded in the high-altitude Ladakh region along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China. This formidable U.S.-made heavy...
South China Sea

South China Sea Territorial Disputes: Philippines’ Push for ASEAN Unity Faces Uphill Battle Against China’s Expanding Influence

The Philippines has been embroiled in a prolonged and intense struggle against repeated intrusions by the Chinese Coast Guard into its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). These intrusions, primarily centered around the Second Thomas Shoal, have heightened tensions in the South...
Joe Biden

Biden’s New Nuclear Strategy: U.S. Response to Evolving Global Threats

In a move that underscores the growing complexity of global nuclear politics, U.S. President Joe Biden has approved a highly classified nuclear strategy aimed at deterring potential threats from Russia, China, and North Korea. This strategic document, known as the...
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