China is celebrating 10 years of President Xi Jinping’s signature Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on October 17-18 in the Chinese capital Beijing. In these ten years, the BRI's trajectory has evolved significantly, eliciting a complex mixture of optimism, ambition, controversies, and failures.
A recent report from Barclays suggests that India has emerged as a bright spot in the global economy and with an 8% growth rate will become a top contributor to global GDP in the next 5 years, by the year 2028.
Taiwan achieved a significant milestone as the island launched its first domestically produced submarine for testing on September 28 at the Kaohsiung port. This marks a pivotal moment in Taiwan's shipbuilding and design capabilities.
Atlanta, United States, September 14: In a significant but highly anticipated move, China has officially unveiled an extensive plan aimed at deepening integration between...
The BRICS Summit 2023 in Johannesburg, South Africa marked a pivotal moment as six new members were announced to join BRICS in 2024. The expansion highlighted the growing competition between India and China for dominance within BRICS and the leadership position of the Global South.
Even though Putin and Xi Jinping declared a "no limits" friendship in February 2020, the growing dependence on Beijing has created both opportunities and challenges for Moscow’s strategic interests.
Beijing, China, August 11: In a strategic move reflecting the escalating 'chip war,' China has recently imposed strict controls on the export of two...
The Indian government has introduced immediate restrictions on the import of laptops, tablets, and personal computers to boost local manufacturing and reduce dependency on foreign imports.
In a strongly worded communique issued during the annual 2023 NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, NATO heads of state expressed concerns over the People's Republic of China's (PRC) challenge to their interests, security, and values through its "global ambitions and coercive policies".
A recent tweet by the Russian Embassy in Kenya suggests that BRICS countries are considering introducing a gold-backed trading currency to challenge the global dominance of the US Dollar.
