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Egypt and China Deepen Strategic Cooperation: What Lies Ahead?

China and Egypt have become a model of solidarity, cooperation, and mutual benefit. By integrating China's Belt and Road Initiative and Egypt's Vision 2030,...

Feet of Clay and Roads of Silk: China’s BRI Expansion and the Geostrategic Dilemma

For broader context on China’s strategic vulnerabilities, see the first part of this analysis: “The Malacca Dilemma: China’s Achilles’ Heel”. The extent of Chinese ramification...

Balancing Act: How ASEAN Navigates China’s Expanding BRI Influence

As global power rivalries intensify, Southeast Asia finds itself at the epicenter of geopolitical recalibration. The ASEAN Investment Report 2024, which shows a sharp...

How Will China Leverage the Iran Crisis?

U.S. President Donald Trump's direct military intervention in the Israel-Iran conflict has complicated the Middle East situation, posing significant risks to both U.S. interests...

Rewriting the Rules of Foreign Aid: Geopolitics, Power, and the New Diplomacy

In the world of international relations, foreign aid is not simply about altruism. It is a very complex thing, as Carol Lancaster points out...

How BRI and its Influence Saved China in the Trade War

Since being inaugurated for the second term of his leadership on January 20, 2025, Donald Trump has made statements to make policies that reap...

Korea’s Rice Belt vs. China’s BRI: The Africa Play

My analysis of South Korean relations with Egypt and a comparison with China, my academic and research specialty, comes as Egypt and South Korea...

How the Belt and Road Initiative is Transforming Egypt and the Suez Canal Economic Zone

As an Egyptian expert on Chinese politics and the policies of the Communist Party of China, I have deeply researched the Belt and Road...

China’s BRI and Solomon Islands: Pacific Perspective

China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is an infrastructure project launched in 2013 by President Xi Jinping. BRI was inspired by the ancient Silk...

Israel’s Proposed Canal is not a Threat to China but an Opportunity for Trade Diversification

Dr. Neda Helmy’s recent article in Modern Diplomacy argues that an alternative trade route through Israel, bypassing the Suez Canal, would be detrimental to...

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