Japan has assumed the task of nipping China's misadventures in the bud. As per a latest report, sources say that Japan's Defence Ministry is looking to deploy Ground ...
The transition of Eastern Europe from becoming friends with China to now becoming wary of Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party, is an interesting subject. This transition ...
China considers almost the whole South China Sea as of its own. If any country dares to breach China's 'sovereign' claims, it immediately gets chastised by Jinping's wolf ...
China may have befriended Taliban for expanding influence in resource-rich Afghanistan and the region surrounding it, but Russia is now countering Chinese influence in the region by creating ...
Diplomacy is a function of expediency and convenience, and therefore everything is possible in international relations. This is what Taiwan and Israel also seem to be thinking. Both ...
China has received two massive setbacks in Iraq. Iraq exports among the largest oil quantities to China. In May this year, Iraq was China’s biggest oil supplier, after ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping has just admitted his weakness. He has told the world that he and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) do not possess loyal members and ...
The Suez Canal is among the most important chokepoints of the world. Controlled by Egypt, the Suez Canal is a major source of income for the North African ...
The South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait are observing a lot of military maneuvering from different countries. Be it China which is trying to stamp its authority ...
After having been poked in the eyes by Japan on the Taiwan issue and by India on the Tibet front, CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping is all set ...
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe – as the longest-serving Prime Minister of his country drastically oversaw, and led an effort to transform Japan’s defence and foreign policy. ...
China has done it again. It has humiliated the most powerful country in the world. First, China thrashed the United States of America in Alaska. Then, Beijing’s wolf ...
