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China-India Tawang Faceoff Not a Surprise: What is Different Now?
China- India LAC faceoff near Yangtse in Tawang Sector on 09 December 2022 is neither the first nor the last one, but its resulting...
Tectonic shift in the Gulf: Arab states moving away from the US and towards China
The capacity of the great powers to pursue their own agenda in the West Asian region is diminishing while the role of the leading...
Oil and gas in yuan could threaten the dollar’s global dominance
At a summit with Arab leaders China's President Xi Jinping said China will continue to import large quantities of oil and gas from Gulf...
Africa and the new world order between the United States and China
The US strategy towards Africa - announced by the US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, during his recent visit to South Africa is nothing...
Xi’s Visit to Saudi Arabia: New Horizon of Cooperation
At a time when Washington’s relations with Riyadh appear to be deteriorating, Saudi Arabia and China have reiterated their collaboration on the global oil...
Foreign Affairs’ recommends to Washington: “Less narcissism, more cooperation”
Since coming to office, the Biden administration has frequently taken a binary view of the international order — a “competition of democracies and autocracies,”...
UAE seeks strategic autonomy through S&T ties with China
Authors: Anupama Vijayakumar and B. Poornima*
The 21st Century has witnessed the emergence of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as a major player on the...
President Xi’s Historic Visit to Riyadh: A Modern Era of China-Arab Partnerships
President Xi Jinping of China is currently in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, for a series of summits with regional and international leaders. These include...
The Case for Taiwan’s de jure Independence
The history of Taiwan question is one of the most contested issues of the modern world’s geopolitical problems. Taiwan has been at the receiving...
China-Arab Summit: A Paradigm Shift in Gulf States’ Policies
An epoch of history of international relation unveils that there is no permanent friend or foe; however, achieving national interests remains constant phenomenon in...