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Strategic Transformation of the Indo-Pacific: Powerful and Stable Maritime Space

In the era of unprecedented global interconnectedness, the Indo-Pacific region emerges as a focal point of geopolitical significance, commanding attention from scholars, policymakers, and...

Why the Caribbean Community Backs Palestinian Statehood

With foreign ministers of the 14 mostly Anglophone sovereign member states of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) bloc scheduled to meet later this month—as they regularly...

Central Asia: A Battleground of Economic and Energy Rivalry among Global Powers

Central Asia, previously underestimated, has now become a focal point of global interest. With a rich history as the meeting point of various civilizations...

Departure of Diplomat Li Jiming and Expectations From the New Chinese Ambassador

China and Bangladesh have had diplomatic relations since 1976, five years after Bangladesh gained its independence. Since then, the two nations have built a...

ASEAN Summit 2022: How Did the Great Power Rivalry Play Out?

As the chair of the regional organization, Cambodia organized this year the 40th and 41st ASEAN (Association for South-East Asian Nations) summits from November...

The Incoming Second Wave of Democratization or Authoritarianism?

"Globalization is almost dead, and free trade is almost dead. Many people are still expecting them to return, but I don't think they will...

Are India-China Military Talks Serving Their Purpose?

India and China are set to have yet another round of military talks as decided in the 25th edition of the Working Mechanism for...

China’s Proposed Super Hydropower Dam on Brahmaputra River is a Mega Concern for India

In November 2020, China's state-owned media shared plans to build a huge 60-gigawatt "super hydropower dam" on a section of the Brahmaputra River (Yarlung...

A Whole Lot Has Failed

Pakistan got independence in August 1947. We recently celebrated our 75th year of freedom. A few questions are worth pondering amid these celebrations; a)...

Weapons of Human Rights: An Instrument of U.S. Fustian Foreign Policy?

Human rights are deemed as the sacrosanct ideal in international affairs, and any transgressions of human rights need to be redressed in line with...

ASEAN Summit 2022 and Myanmar: Signaling a New Level of Relations?

Not many days have passed since the 40th and 41st ASEAN summits were held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on Nov. 10-13, 2022. Led by...

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Strategic Transformation of the Indo-Pacific: Powerful and Stable Maritime Space

In the era of unprecedented global interconnectedness, the Indo-Pacific...

Analysing the Turkic Vector of Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy

The Organisation of Turkic States (OTS) is one of...

Why the Caribbean Community Backs Palestinian Statehood

With foreign ministers of the 14 mostly Anglophone sovereign member...

Central Asia: A Battleground of Economic and Energy Rivalry among Global Powers

Central Asia, previously underestimated, has now become a focal...

China’s Strategic Canal in Cambodia May Cause Regional Destabilization

A Chinese-backed canal project aims to connect the Cambodian...