Chinese President Xi Jinping wanted to hijack the global internet and alter the global discourse by dominating the most important form of communication known to modern civilisation. ...
Japan has made demolition of the Chinese economy one of its major foreign policy priorities. Last year, former PM Shinzo Abe started harming China by pulling Japanese ...
Perceptions change when leaders change. Strong leaders never let the truth fizzle out, whereas weak leaders often let down people and the cause of truth. This is ...
New Zealand’s Prime Minister and a liberal mascot – Jacinda Ardern has finally decided to wake up from her slumber and supposedly appear to ‘take on China’. ...
There is an unwritten rule of prudence in diplomacy- you appoint experienced envoys for tough missions and leave the easier ones for the inexperienced ones. If China ...
With Trump's exit from the White House and Biden's accession to power, the QUAD- an informal group comprising India, Japan, the US and Australia has been rendered ...
Australia is probably the only free world nation, which opposes authoritarianism purely for the protection of democratic values. You will often find how countries like the US ...
There is no dearth of evidence that can prove how big of a threat China and Xi Jinping are to the USA and the international order. However, ...
Japan is emerging as a true global power, which is ready to get involved in serious geopolitical tussles for undermining Chinese authoritarianism. Now, Tokyo is getting involved ...
The Trump era was a nightmare for the Chinese Communist Party, and the Trade war it had pursued was highly effective against Beijing. However, the new Biden ...
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte loves to switch between big powers. Sometimes, he acts as a US ally and at times, Duterte warms up completely to Manila's South ...
China's tech companies are dying due to a lack of semiconductors, which are the most essential part of consumer electronics and technology equipment. First, the US cracked down hard on China's ...
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