Israel’s Proposed Canal is not a Threat to China but an Opportunity for Trade Diversification
Dr. Neda Helmy’s recent article in Modern Diplomacy argues that an alternative trade route through Israel, bypassing the Suez Canal, would be detrimental to...
Why China Cannot Accept a “Chinese Commonwealth”?
What does Beijing hate most? Chaos. What's the deadliest kind of chaos? Integrating "American teammates" into the Chinese system.
In discussions regarding China and Taiwan,...
Grains of Cooperation: How Malaysia and China Can Feed Their Future
Can Malaysia and China help secure Asia’s food future? A landmark agreement signed between the two nations late last year aims to do just...
A majority of Brits think the UK should get closer to the EU
Both the EU and UK want closer ties, says a survey from the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR).
The survey looked at both EU-UK...
The Kashmir Dispute: A Forgotten Promise of Self-Determination
The right to self-determination is a fundamental principle of international law, and for the people of Kashmir, it remains an unfulfilled promise. The dispute...
Beyond Rescue: Why Humanitarian Aid Needs Government Backing in War Zones
Amidst the chaos of conflict-driven zones, where hospitals are bombed, families flee, and entire communities are displaced, humanitarian organizations emerge as lifelines, tirelessly providing...
The High Stakes of Trump’s U.S.-China Strategy: Engagement or Disengagement?
With Donald J. Trump back in the White House, chips are being called over the future of U.S.-China ties. In his first term, Trump...
Algorithms of Favoritism: Power Wins Again
YouTube has emerged as a leading platform in today's digital landscape, providing creators with an opportunity to articulate their perspectives, share their narratives, and...
How Gaza’s Displacement Plan Could Shake China’s BRI and Suez via Israel’s Ben Gurion Port
As the war between Hamas and Israel entered its second year, about 85% of Gaza’s population was forced to leave their homes. The Hebrew...
Alliance of Sahel States Stepping Forward With Common Economic and Security Aspirations
On January 29, 2025, within rapidly geopolitical changes in West African region, three landlocked countries namely Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, members of the...