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Germany was an obvious choice for the WHO, for political and technocratic reasons. But it remains to be seen whether
Already the economic costs of confrontation and technological decoupling are pushing business and political leaders to advocate a modus operandi
Latest intelligence reports have warned that JuD and its wing, Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation, have stepped up
TAIPEI: China’s method of invading in India has been revealed by a Indian think tank.
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The exiled government of East Turkestan has hailed France’s National Assembly and French citizens for recognising the Chinese Government’s atrocities against Uyghurs and other Turkic people in East Turkestan (Xinjiang
It’s tempting to assume that because China is an authoritarian country, concern for things like transparency is minimal. And indeed, when it comes to the government itself, that’s usually the
Germany was an obvious choice for the WHO, for political and technocratic reasons. But it remains to be seen whether Berlin’s clout is going to be enough to overcome the
Hit hard by the pandemic, Colombia hasn’t had the luxury of being choosy about its partners. With high budget deficits and a rising national debt, the country lost its hard-fought
Tech giant Apple Inc. is looking beyond China for the production of its gadgets, a recent report published by Wall Street Journal has said. Recently, the multi-national firm asked some of its contractors to ramp up production outside China, with India and Vietnam being deemed as possible alternatives. It is […]
With historically high prices rippling around the world, what are the alternatives? Can we avoid major economic pain? What happens next, and what are ways we can get out of this mess? To understand all of the challenges ahead, Foreign Policy spoke with Meghan O’Sullivan, director of the Geopolitics of […]
But at that time, the university still had a student union office and a statue commemorating a history the authorities do not want to remember, and teachers and students did not show up to class fearing their comments could be recorded by their peers and reported to the national security […]
Amidst the ravaging war in Ukraine, Russian energy corporation, Gazprom supplied Kremlin consumers with a record-breaking 791 million cubic meters of natural gas on May 2. As per the report of TASS, the spokesman of the company Sergey Kupriyanov asserted that on May 2, the business provided Russian consumers with […]
India is hosting the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure (SCO-RATS) summit in New Delhi beginning today (May 16). The meeting began at around 9 am today, with key delegates from China, Pakistan, and Russia in attendance. The conclave will continue until May 19. Notably, the meeting is the first […]
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet’s much-anticipated trip to China, which also includes a visit to Xinjiang, should underscore the need for justice for the victims of violations and accountability for those responsible, said Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Friday. Marking the first time that a UN […]
National security has become a hot-button issue for candidates in the lead-up to Australia’s elections this Saturday. The broad, “nontransparent” language used in the written pact between the Solomon Islands and China has made officials and analysts wary of Beijing’s intentions as China in recent years has more aggressively expanded […]
If you would like to receive Latin America Brief in your inbox every Friday, please sign up here . The highlights this week: Biden dials down Trump-era policies toward Cuba and Venezuela , Chile presents its new draft constitution, and Salvadoran journalists expose gang-government negotiations. Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s […]
Australians will go to the polls on Saturday following a six-week campaign that has focused on pandemic-fuelled inflation, climate change and fears of a Chinese military outpost being established less than 2,000 kilometers off Australia’s shore. Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s conservative coalition is seeking a rare fourth three-year term. He […]
If you would like to receive China Brief in your inbox every Wednesday, please sign up here . The highlights this week: A recently publicized speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping reveals his economic priorities, Shanghai officials say the city’s COVID-19 outbreak is under control, and U.S. investigators point to […]
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