The Significance of an Improved Iran-Saudi Arabia Relations on Regional Stability
China’s mediation between Iran and Daudi Arabia occurred at a crucial time, extending beyond just bilateral relations.
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The Increasing International Connectivity in Japan’s Diplomatic Strategy
After World War II, Japan took lessons from history and shifted its focus to upholding international order, moving away from confrontations with Western countries.
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The Russian-Ukrainian War: G-20 and Ukraine’s Vision of Path to Peace
In discussing potential de-escalation between Russia and Ukraine, it is crucial to delve into three main points.
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African Agri-Food System Transformation amidst the Challenges of Climate Change and World Food Crisis
Africa faces steep challenges in transforming its agricultural systems to achieve sustainable food security amidst climate change and global crises.
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CPC as a “developmental party” that leads China's modernization
Since the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) proposed the concept of the "Chinese path to modernization" last October, study on modernization has become a hot topic in today's Chinese academic community.
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Malaysia’s economic plans repositions it as a global hotspot for foreign investment
Malaysia is witnessing an influx of foreign investment projects, raising the prospect of an economic resurgence for the nation.
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Dubai: An oasis in a rapidly changing global landscape
Leaders and senior figures of the UAE seized the opportunity during recent events to reaffirm their commitment to shaping Dubai into one of the world’s premier cities for work and life by 2033.
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Indonesia and China forge strong partnership to drive renewable energy transition
Indonesia has been actively developing its sustainability roadmap.
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Why Is the Xi-Biden Meeting a Milestone?
On November 15th, the heads of state of China and the U.S. held a summit in San Francisco.
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The Promises and Perils of the San Francisco Summit
As leaders from the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)’s 21 member countries prepare to gather in San Francisco this week, the world is rightfully given a respite from the concept of the Indo-Pacific, which has recently dominated geopolitical discourse.
