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India’s Rise—On Its Own Terms?

By the late 2030s, India is projected to become a $10 trillion economy, up from $4 trillion today. Its growth—powered by demographic scale, reorienting...

Climate Resilience through Cooperation: U.S.–China Joint Action

It is no secret that since the Industrial Revolution the overall temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere has increased at an unprecedented rate. Only in...

Will China’s Diplomatic Push Secure Pakistan-Taliban Peace?

Authors: Prof. Bawa Singh and Jay Koche (Ph.D* The Afghan Taliban has remained a key part of its Pakistan "strategic depth" doctrine at one point...

ASEAN’s multilayered response to the changing economic and geopolitical order

ASEAN nations have been closely observing the trajectory of US-China relations and have expressed their apprehensions vis-à-vis the uncertainty arising out of Trump tariffs....

Strategic Autonomy of Middle Powers under US–China Rivalry

For much of the post-Cold War era, Eurasia’s middle powers enjoyed a favorable environment under the liberal international order. In a system governed by...

The Iran Moment in Great Game

The "Great Game" is a phrase for elucidating contestation between great powers. In spite of the fact that the historical roots of the great...

How the Abraham Accords, China’s J-20 Deal, and F-35 Dispute Are Reshaping UAE’s Ties with Israel and the U.S.

The visit of a number of senior Emirati military officials to the Chinese capital, Beijing, came to discuss various aspects of the defense and...

The Rise of the Renminbi: China’s Strategic Move to Dethrone the U.S. Dollar in Global Trade

China is working hard to make the Renminbi (RMB) widely used worldwide and lessen the U.S. dollar’s role in global trade. These efforts are...

Xi in Malaysia, Trump in the Gulf: Diplomatic Moves Ahead of ASEAN-China-GCC Summit

China relies heavily on Malaysia as a bridge for cooperation, dialogue, and coordination with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and China in confronting...

Trade Over Tensions

Recent diplomatic overtures between Pakistan and Afghanistan, catalysed by China’s strategic mediation, signal a transformative phase in their historically complex relationship. The Beijing trilateral...

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