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.
News & Insights Across Asia
Pacific Island nations are leveraging their strategic position to assert greater influence amid global power shifts involving the US, Australia, and China.
An exploration of NATO’s ‘rules-based international order’ and its varied impacts on countries worldwide, examining both the benefits and challenges it presents.
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 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 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.
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.
2023 has seen significant shifts in global power dynamics, challenging U.S. influence and highlighting the rise of emerging economies.
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.
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.
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.
China’s Global Security Initiative offers a new vision for international relations, emphasizing shared security and opposition to rigid hierarchies. We explore what the GSI means for global politics.
Brazilian scholar Fernando Tiburcio urges democracies to introspect before imposing their models on others, highlighting the diverse forms of democracy worldwide.