Is China the New Pioneer of Globalization?
A recent article published in the South China Morning Post—owned by Alibaba Group’s founder and one of China’s wealthiest figures, billionaire Jack Ma (Chinese name:
Following the Shangri-La Dialogue:Guardianship or Multipolarity?
The Shangri-La Dialogue 2025, Asia’s largest and most comprehensive security forum held annually in Singapore, has concluded. In addition to the US-China tension, new contradictions
After Trump’s Gulf trip: Beijing-Washington clash in the Middle East
Donald Trump’s Middle East visit, breaking the usual tradition of newly elected US leaders visiting NATO or European countries, poses a significant risk to China’s
Balancing or Taking Sides? ASEAN at a Geopolitical Crossroads
President of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping, paid visits to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia during a period when the trade war with the
While the U.S. Encircles China, It’s Isolating Itself from the World
“The best thing to do now is to declare war on Taiwan. Because Trump once said he would impose a 100% tariff on China if
How Does China View the Trump-Putin Closer Ties?
There are no everlasting allies or enemies in international relations. With Trump’s re-election as the President of the United States after a one-term break, this
The Geopolitical Strategy of the US:Changing Priorities from the Monroe Doctrine to Trump
The foreign policy of the United States (US) has gone through various phases throughout history, establishing itself as a dominant imperial power both on its
Will a Geopolitical Fracture Lead to a World War in 2025?
While the geopolitical balance is being turned upside down in 2025, will the world face a new threat of war? The answer to this question
Lessons from Syria for China
For 13 years, the Assad leadership in Syria has resisted an imperialist, reactionary, and separatist war. Last month, however, Assad’s government collapsed following the advance
Martial Law, the Moon Sect and US Bases: South Korea, Asia’s ‘Ukraine’
The Korean War, one of the most brutal scenes of the Cold War in East Asia, is certainly a historical turning point that determined the