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How Egypt Can Benefit from the China-US Rivalry in Africa

Egypt can leverage the US-China rivalry and its strategic partnership with Beijing to bolster its national security and its position as a global logistics...

Why China’s Teapot Refiners Can’t Sanction-Proof This War

A decade of financial sanctions barely dented China's discounted-Iranian-oil trade. Physical strikes on the tankers themselves might close it within months — because Beijing...

How China’s Infrastructure Strategy Is Reshaping Africa’s Security and Red Sea

China is heavily utilizing its economic tools and infrastructure financing to build deep strategic influence in Africa, integrating the continent's nations into its Belt...

China’s PLA in Egypt Signals a New Push to Reshape the Middle East Arms Market

The People's Republic of China achieved a historic and unprecedented participation in the second edition of the El Alamein International Aerospace Exhibition (EIAS 2026),...

How Banning Chinese AI Could Hurt American Innovation

The National Security Agency, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and the FBI rarely sign the same document. On September 8 they jointly named...

India’s China-US Dilemma: Why New Delhi Risks Getting Trapped in Bipolarity

The US-China G-2 concept is both normatively exclusionary and strategically constraining. The inherent limits of a G-2 framework—hierarchy, power structure, and systematic constraints—make it...

How Did China’s Oil Majors Prepare the Country for an Energy Crisis?

China’s state owned oil companies have spent years preparing for the possibility of major disruptions to global energy supplies, investments that are now helping...

How Does the World War Two Legacy Shape Russia, China, Taiwan and Japan Tensions?

World War Two continues to shape relations between Russia, China, Taiwan and Japan, with competing interpretations of the conflict increasingly intersecting with present day...

China and Taiwan’s “National Question”: The Battle Over Cross-Strait Unity

What is complicating the Taiwan issue is not just the shifting military balance or the increasing US-China competition, but the growing divergence in the...

Israel-Greece Defense Pact: What It Means for China’s Belt and Road

Chinese intelligence, military, political, and strategic institutions view the joint military defense agreement signed between Israel and Greece in the Mediterranean (culminating in the...

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