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The Third Plenary Session: A Catalyst for China’s Future

As the Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) kicks off in Beijing from July 15-18,...

China’s Network Dominance across Critical Minerals is a Cause for Considerable Worry

Last month, the US House Select Committee on China announced it was forming a bipartisan group, led by Congressman Rob Wittman, to counter China’s...

Decluttering the Bureaucracy: Storage Solutions for Streamlining Government Operations

Governments often grapple with the massive challenge of managing endless streams of paperwork and data, leading to cluttered offices and slowed operations. In the...

Politics and Pakistan’s Energy Crisis

Pakistan’s ensuing energy crisis is adding into already tense political milieu in the country. PTI formed provincial government in KPK after February 8th general...

The Ascend of the Dragon

China's rise to an economic superpower is redefining the financial dynamics across the globe besides having an impact on international relations. With its strategic...

Analyzing Turkey’s EU Membership Status

For over six decades, Turkey and the European Union (EU) have navigated a complex relationship marked by both progress and setbacks. Despite Turkey’s significant...

The U.S., Willow Project, and the Politics of Competition in Oil Dependency

Firstly proposed by an American multinational energy corporation called ConocoPhillips in 2016, The Willow Project is a proposed oil gas and development project in...

The Eurozone and The Future of Enlargement in European Union: A problem in sight?

The Enlargement Policy is one of the pillars of the European Union, expanding the influence of Supranationalalism to unite Europe under one banner. The...

EU-Thailand: An Increasingly Harmonious Relationship

The European Union (EU) and Thailand have agreed on a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA) which is a significant step in their bilateral relations....

Diplomatic Engagements: Understanding India’s Interests in the African Continent

Abstract: India’s diplomatic engagements with the African continent are guided by a wide array of geopolitical, geostrategic, and geo-economic imperatives and logic needed to...

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