Dr.Nadia Helmy

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Associate Professor of Political Science, Faculty of Politics and Economics / Beni Suef University- Egypt. An Expert in Chinese Politics, Sino-Israeli relationships, and Asian affairs- Visiting Senior Researcher at the Centre for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES)/ Lund University, Sweden- Director of the South and East Asia Studies Unit

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China Seeks Military Foothold in Egypt, Courting Elites to Counter U.S. Influence training

The relationship between the Nasser Military Academy—now renamed the Military Academy for Postgraduate and Strategic Studies—and Chinese military institutions is undergoing a qualitative transformation...

Belt and Road Becomes Key Tool in China’s Push to Enforce One-China Policy

China employs an intensive diplomatic and economic strategy with countries of the Global South (Africa, Arab states, Latin America, and Asia) to solidify the...

China’s Infrastructure Loans Raise Fears of Sovereignty Loss

Whether Chinese infrastructure loans constitute a “debt trap” threatening the sovereignty of host countries is a highly contested and controversial issue, the subject of...

The Dragon’s Dilemma: China’s Strategic Playbook for a U.S.-Iran War

China categorically rejects the joint US-Israeli military threats of a potential strike against Iran. Current Chinese support for Iran (as of early 2026) revolves...

China Eyes Turkey’s Ethnic Outreach Warily as Ankara Courts Lebanese Turkmens

China adopts a reserved and cautious stance towards Turkish policies that rely on “ethnic ties,” or what is known as “Turkish nationalism,” to extend...

Reverse Brain Drain: How China Is Recruiting the World’s Talents

China's talent program is a comprehensive Chinese government strategy to attract foreign and expatriate scientists, researchers, and experts, particularly in the fields of science...

How China Courts the Global South to Counter U.S. Alliances

China's strategy to counter Western alliances, such as: (Aukus, Quad, comprising: the United States, Japan, Australia, and India”, and NATO), relies on a combination...

China’s Maritime Shield: Naval Power and the Defense of the Belt and Road

The proposed Ben Gurion Canal (connecting the Israeli port of Eilat to Mediterranean ports) poses a challenge to China's Belt and Road Initiative. Therefore,...

How China’s Military Diplomacy Uses Foreign Officer Education to Expand Its Global Role

China pursues a “military diplomacy” strategy as part of its vision to enhance its global security role, based on the “Global Security Initiative” launched...

Empowering Middle Powers: China’s Economic Strategy in Canada

In mid-January 2026, China and Canada signed a “Roadmap for Economic and Trade Cooperation,” the first high-level cooperation document in the history of their...

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The Quad’s Identity Crisis: Caught Between Ambition and Reality

Asia-pacific region is becoming increasingly contested with like-minded states...

The Cost of the Cloud: AI’s Environmental Footprint in Latin America

Artificial intelligence is often presented as the next great...

A Bundle of Chopsticks: How ASEAN Can Deepen Rare Earth Cooperation

ASEAN’s REE Potential Amid today’s war-induced energy shocks and the...

Hypersonic Tracking and the Future of Strategic Stability

For decades, satellites have provided critical data for military...
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