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Beijing’s “Four Beliefs” Campaign: How the CCP Promotes Loyalty to Xi Jinping Across the Global South

The Communist Party of China is focused on disseminating the Sixings experience, or in simplified Pinyin Chinese, Sixings Xin or Sì jìn sì xìn...

Iran Isn’t Just a Threat—It’s Splitting NATO

The war with Iran is exposing a structural fracture inside NATO—one that may prove more consequential than any external threat facing the Alliance today....

How China Is Banking on Pakistan’s Clout in the Middle East to Solidify Global Ambitions

Following the recent events related to the conflict in Iran in March 2016, Pakistan emerged as a vital strategic partner for China, playing multiple...

Modi’s Foreign Policy: Serving U.S. Interests at the Cost of India’s Autonomy

India's diplomatic standing has weakened since President Donald Trump began his second term. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy has been clearly ineffective, especially...

Oil Reserves do not Solve an Oil Shock

The renewed oil shock has exposed an old truth that governments keep trying to forget. Energy markets may look global, digital, and sophisticated, but...

Central Asia’s Active Pursuit of Clean Air and Energy

As Central Asian countries continue to open the region more to tourism, international investment, and greater global attention through various nation-branding initiatives, environmental protection...

The Hormuz Crisis: Why Controlling a Chokepoint is Harder Than Winning a War

The escalating conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States has directly impacted the security dynamics of the Strait of Hormuz. The geography of...

Beijing’s forever wait for a Trump visit: zero enthusiasm, low expectation

The news is just filtering in that the US president will now be visiting China for two days—not three, as planned earlier—May 14-15. As...

South Africa Playing the G7 Roulette

South Africa highly boasts its membership in multilateral organizations, the latest being included in BRICS+, described as a non-Western association. Russian authorities have insisted...

Behind the Gulf’s Shift to Beijing: Pakistan’s Army as the Quiet Architect of Chinese Military Integration

China is moving to bolster its security presence in the Middle East through comprehensive partnerships, and the Pakistani-Chinese alliance serves as a bridge to...

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