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The highlights this week: How a remarkable moment of nationwide protest might change Cuban politics, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement sees
The highlights this week: Islamabad struggles to patch up ties with neighbors , New Delhi denies playing a role in
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The Pakistan has to take care of the Durand line as the Taliban is rapidly
The last week was incredible in terms of the growth of India's technology companies, as
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If the administration’s goal was to rebuild trans-Atlantic ties, its embrace of Nord Stream 2 is a clear misfire. Even in Germany, opposition to the pipeline has been growing. The
The highlights this week: How a remarkable moment of nationwide protest might change Cuban politics, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement sees its first labor dispute resolution on its first birthday, and
The highlights this week: Islamabad struggles to patch up ties with neighbors , New Delhi denies playing a role in the Pegasus scandal , and a look at Pakistan’s growing
The unexpected four years of the Donald Trump presidency took U.S. foreign and domestic policies in troubling directions. Frontally rejecting all the pillars of what he took to be the bipartisan establishment’s foreign policy, Trump set the United States on a boldly different path. He rejected long-standing alliance commitments, calling […]
Taiwan on Thursday, July 15, received 1 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine from Japan in the third such donation this year. Japan has so far donated a total of 3.3 million vaccine doses since June. While thanking Japan, Taiwan called the country a ‘real friend’. “Good things truly come […]
In a recent development, members of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) agreed to take forward India’s proposals that were circulated in the 2021 BRICS meeting on Contact Group on Economic and Trade Issues (CGETI). The decision was taken in a meeting that was held on July 12-14, […]
China: Biden Has Embraced ‘Strategic Competition’ By Kevin Rudd, president of the Asia Society and former Australian prime minister When U.S. President Joe Biden entered office, some in Beijing assumed the new administration would move quickly to “reset” U.S.-China relations, scale back trade tariffs, and reduce sanctions imposed over the […]
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Plenty. The China threat is being inflated in ways that, as with the Soviet threat in the Cold War and terrorism post-9/11, are counterproductive for foreign-policy strategy and distort domestic politics in dangerous ways. The China threat helped pass an over $200 billion international competitiveness bill with rare bipartisan support. […]
Kabul, Afghanistan: As the Taliban is capturing the Afghanistan state, the government’s revenue is getting lesser with time, specially after the six dry ports went in the hands of Taliban in two months. Afghanistan Ministry of Finance on Saturday announced that six dry ports have fallen to the Taliban in […]
The complicity of the IOC in supporting authoritarian regimes goes back a long way—and the last Olympics in Beijing were controversial enough. The 2008 Summer Olympics began only months after the 49th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan uprising, observed every March to mark a major Tibetan revolt against Chinese occupation. […]
Torn between a prolonged power crisis by the shift of political reigns in Myanmar since the military seized power in February 2021, the State has been slow to combat the devastating surge in COVID-19 cases since mid-May, 2021. As reports suggest, the complacency towards the pandemic has left plenty of […]
China has called on the United States to stop “demonising” Beijing during the talks with Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman who is also the most senior American official to visit under US President Joe Biden’s administration. As tensions between the US and China continue to remain tense, Sherman arrived […]
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