Archives

Advertisement As China’s rela­tions with many coun­tries in the region and out­side dete­ri­o­rate, sym­pa­thy for Taiwan and its plight is grow­ing. While there is little to indi­cate that any [...]

Advertisement On October 26, a week before the U.S. pres­i­den­tial elec­tion, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper will begin two days of high-level talks in [...]

Advertisement Since Donald Trump’s upset vic­to­ry in 2016, the topic of infor­ma­tion war­fare has dom­i­nat­ed strate­gic con­ver­sa­tions in the United States and Europe. New research programs [...]

Advertisement On October 23, Chinese President Xi Jinping presided over a major meet­ing com­mem­o­rat­ing the 70th anniver­sary of China’s entry into the Korean War (known in China as the [...]

Advertisement In March of 1971, the People’s Republic of China and Cameroon established diplomatic relations. The com­mence­ment of rela­tions was mutu­al­ly ben­e­fi­cial to both coun­tries. [...]

Advertisement Economic devel­op­ment in Thailand has been sig­nif­i­cant­ly dam­aged amid the pan­dem­ic due to the shrink­ing tourism and busi­ness travel sector. In Phuket, the country’s second [...]

Advertisement The recent visit of Yang Jiechi, a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Politburo member and pre­vi­ous­ly China’s for­eign min­is­ter, to Sri Lanka sparked inter­est among many. To [...]

Advertisement As the U.S. elec­tion enters its clos­ing stages, both cam­paigns have been rel­a­tive­ly silent about the main for­eign policy ques­tion facing the coun­try: the People’s Republic [...]

Advertisement President Tsai Ing-wen’s re-elec­tion in Taiwan in January has been met with grow­ing assertive­ness from China. Beijing’s ramped up mil­i­tary pres­sure against Taiwan has renewed [...]

Advertisement The United States has pledged $25 mil­lion in aid to the Solomon Islands province of Malaita, which has in recent weeks made calls for seces­sion from the nation­al gov­ern­ment [...]