- April 2nd, 2025
The South China Sea, a region of significant geopolitical importance, has been a source of international concern and tension for decades due to China's claims to vast portions of the strategic waterway. China's actions in the region, including the construction...
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Malaysia has increased its palm oil exports to China, a move that is causing concern in the global palm oil industry. The move comes as the European Union intensifies its efforts to ban products from deforested lands....
The Philippines is attempting to regain control of the Scarborough Shoal, a rocky outcrop in the South China Sea, which is believed to be rich in fishery resources and potentially oil and natural gas reserves. The dispute began in 2012...
Beijing Beijing's Public Security is the city's law enforcement and security apparatus, responsible for maintaining law and order, ensuring public safety, and enforcing various laws and regulations in Beijing, the capital city of China. An academic with the Chinese Academy...
The Philippine coastguard removed a floating barrier installed by China at the contested Scarborough Shoal, citing a violation of international law and a hazard to navigation. The cordon hindered Filipino fisherfolk's fishing and livelihood activities, urging Beijing to avoid escalating...
Beijing China's Diplomacy strategy, under President Xi Jinping, aims to boost global cooperation for effective governance amid global challenges, climate change, and regional conflicts through economic pragmatism, multilateral engagement, and soft power projection. China's strategy aims to balance national interests...
The "Fujian Zone" initiative, located on the southeastern coast of China's mainland, is emerging as a peaceful path towards Taiwan's integration into the People's Republic of China. China's commitment to reunification with Taiwan through peaceful means, respecting the "One Country,...
The US-China supply chain dependency is a complex issue with significant implications for global economic and geopolitical competition. Both countries are increasingly dependent on each other for essential goods and materials. The future of this relationship will likely see a...
China has been expanding its maritime presence, focusing on maritime surveillance and control through economic investments, technology, and strategic partnerships. This expansion is tied to the broader geopolitical strategies of the Chinese government under President Xi Jinping, including the Belt...
The Taiwan Strait has become a geopolitical hotspot, with competing interests and historical tensions causing concerns about regional stability. Taiwan's security and ability to deter potential aggressors are at the core of this complex issue. Despite efforts to strengthen defenses,...
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