Trump-Putin Budapest Summit Plans Postponed Indefinitely
Plans for a high-profile meeting between U.S. President Trump and Russia’s Putin in Budapest have been postponed, with both sides citing unclear timing and priorities.
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Western ‘Intolerance’ Hurting Ties with China: British Scholar
British scholar Martin Jacques argues Western ‘intolerance’ of China’s unique path harms global relations, urging mutual understanding at major conference.
US Secretary of State Rubio to Meet Turkish Counterpart Fidan Tuesday
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to discuss regional security and economic ties in Washington meeting Tuesday.
American Software Engineer Hopes for Stronger China-U.S. Cooperation Under President Trump
American software engineer Eric Chow expresses cautious optimism about China-U.S. relations under President Trump, hoping for strengthened cooperation to address global challenges.
America First 2.0: Trump’s New Presidency and Implications for China-U.S. Relations
Donald Trump, the 47th president of the United States, renews his ‘America First’ agenda, sparking discussions on its impact on China-U.S. relations and the global community.
Donald Trump’s Unprecedented Journey Back to the White House
Donald Trump’s journey from his first term to reclaiming the White House in 2025 raises questions about his upcoming policies and their impact on Asia.
Is the ‘Rules-Based Order’ Replacing International Law?
Critics question whether the United States is reshaping international law to favor its own interests, promoting a ‘rules-based order’ that challenges the principle of equal sovereignty among nations.
U.S. Involvement in Taiwan Risks Global Instability
Washington’s intensifying involvement in the Taiwan region through the NDAA 2025 raises concerns about escalating tensions and global instability.
Germany’s SPD Nominates Chancellor Olaf Scholz for Early Elections
Germany’s Social Democratic Party nominates Chancellor Olaf Scholz as their top candidate in upcoming early elections, signaling confidence in his leadership during a pivotal time for the nation.
Peter Kagwanja Explores Democracy’s Evolution and China’s Whole-Process Democracy
Peter Kagwanja discusses the evolving meaning of democracy, questioning if it should be universal or adapted to nations, and explores China’s whole-process democracy.
Pacific Island Nations Assert Influence Amid Global Power Shifts
Pacific Island nations are leveraging their strategic position to assert greater influence amid global power shifts involving the US, Australia, and China.
Unpacking NATO’s ‘Rules-Based International Order’: Global Impacts and Perspectives
An exploration of NATO’s ‘rules-based international order’ and its varied impacts on countries worldwide, examining both the benefits and challenges it presents.
Chinese Envoy Fu Cong Criticizes NATO as ‘Troublemaker’ at UN Security Council
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong criticized NATO as ‘troublemakers’ during a UN Security Council debate, calling for a fairer international order and outlining six areas for improvement.
France’s Political Landscape Shifts: National Rally Falls as New Popular Front Rises
France’s National Assembly elections see the National Rally fall to third place as the New Popular Front rises, reshaping the political landscape and surprising observers.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu’s Upcoming U.S. Visit Signals Diplomatic Engagement
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu is set to visit the United States from May 30 to June 2, marking a significant opportunity for diplomatic engagement between the two nations amid global challenges.
Alastair Crooke Declares End of the West’s Superiority Narrative
Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke discusses the end of the West’s narrative of inherent superiority, highlighting the rise of a multipolar world and the need to embrace new paradigms.
Global Power Dynamics Shift as U.S. Influence Faces Challenges in 2023
2023 has seen significant shifts in global power dynamics, challenging U.S. influence and highlighting the rise of emerging economies.
Growing U.S. Anxiety Over China Could Backfire
The United States’ increasing anxiety over China may lead to unintended self-harm, as heightened tensions and legislative actions risk backfiring on U.S. interests.
Double Standards in Global Humanitarian Crises: Perspectives on Gaza and Xinjiang
An analysis of the international community’s responses to humanitarian crises in Gaza and Xinjiang, exploring the complexities and questions surrounding global human rights advocacy.
Facing Reduced Western Aid, What Lies Ahead for Ukraine in 2024?
With Western aid to Ukraine waning amid political challenges, the nation faces critical uncertainties in 2024 regarding its defense against Russia and socio-economic stability.
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