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Hegemony with Chinese Characteristics
As the war wages on in three different regions of the world, among many others that go unaccounted for, the political gaze is shifting...
The New Intelligence Challenge: How China Exploits Israel’s Internal Divisions to Outmaneuver Mossad
The Israeli intelligence apparatus, particularly the Mossad and Shin Bet, faces a growing challenge stemming from the Chinese strategy of its State Security Service...
West Races to Break China’s Grip on Critical Minerals
The European Union and the United States are nearing a strategic agreement to coordinate the production and supply of critical minerals, according to reports.
The...
Warships Over Words: Taiwan Questions China’s “Peace” Narrative
Taiwan is raising alarm over a sharp increase in Chinese military activity, even as Beijing publicly promotes dialogue and cooperation with the island’s opposition....
Xi Draws a Red Line on Taiwan
Chinese President Xi Jinping has issued one of his clearest warnings yet on Taiwan, stating Beijing will “absolutely not tolerate” any move toward independence....
War, Energy, and the Remaking of Global Order in Beijing’s Image
The looming May 14–15 summit in Beijing between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping presents a puzzle that conventional geopolitical maps struggle to navigate. As...
Taiwan Opposition Leader Urges Peace in China as Party Skips Defence Talks
Taiwan’s opposition leader Cheng Li-wun has sparked controversy by travelling to China to promote what she calls a “peace” initiative, while lawmakers in Taipei...
The KMT’s new right-left dichotomy
As chairman of the Guomindang (KMT), Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) is currently on a visit to the Chinese mainland with a delegation of KMT officials;...
Taiwan China Tensions in Focus as Opposition Leader Opens Dialogue with Beijing
Visit Signals Parallel Diplomacy Amid Rising Tensions
Cheng Li-wun's visit to China represents an alternative diplomatic channel at a time of heightened military pressure from...
China’s Geopolitical Role in the Red Sea: Trade Routes, Security, and Strategic Influence
The Red Sea is strategically important in global geopolitics due to its role as a major maritime corridor connecting Asia, Africa, and Europe. Through...