East Asia

China’s Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence

The world is wrestling with severe geopolitical tension, economic rivalries, cultural frictions, and harsh climate-induced issues. To triumph over these critical matters, China and...

Top diplomat flags up fresh concern about “threat” to Taiwan

Taiwan’s ambassador to the EU and Belgium has hit out at what he calls  “distorted claims” about the island by China. Ambassador Roy Chun Lee,...

The 57th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council and Chinese Stance

The ongoing 57th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) continues its critical work of promoting and protecting human rights globally. Established...

The Resolution 2758 Myth: How China Has once again Manipulated UN Policy on Taiwan

As the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convenes in New York, the global community has once again come together to...

Shaping the De-shaped: The Chinese Answers to Afghan Questions

After decades of bloodshed and instability, the assurance of the Taliban for Afghans and the world couldn’t be reliable, and probably, the chain linkage...

Tributary Tensions: Is China Reviving Old Hegemonies in the South China Sea?

The eleventh edition of the Xiangshan Forum was held in Beijing from 12th -14th September 2024 and was themed ‘Promoting Peace for a Shared...

Indonesia’s Strategy to Address Tensions on the Korean Peninsula

The tension on the Korean Peninsula is the most crucial issue for the world, this is because nuclear is a threat that cannot be...

Defying Patriarchy: South Korea’s 4B Movement and Women’s Rejection of ‘Future-Maker’ Role

The 4B Movement is a collective initiative started by South Korean feminists in 2019. It revolves around four key themes: choosing not to marry...

Rethinking of Western Perspective: China’s Alliance with Russia

In recent years, the Sino-Russia growing alliance has sparked widespread debate about the fading façade of Western hegemony. Once divided by ideological differences during...

Black Myth: Wukong and China’s Soft Power

The strong rise and rise to become a superpower has made China eager to develop soft power to enhance its national position, increase its...

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