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Sudan's Bloody War Is Immune To Trump's Art Of The Deal
Losing Malaysia: A Strategic Failure Washington Can’t Afford
Rubio’s Presence A Strong Signal To China And The Region
Why India Must Join The ‘Squad’
Duterte Arrest A New Phase In Duterte-Marcos Rivalry
Targeting China, Biden Fires A Big Tech Salvo At The Entire World
The Quad’s New Staying Power
South Korea’s Indo-Pacific Strategy: A Ray Of Hope Or Losing Steam?
What An Even Stronger Modi Might Mean For US-India Relations
US-led Quadrilateral Defense Talks Deemed To Target SCS, Exacerbating Regional Risks
Japan To Join AUKUS Military Pact Against China
Malaysia Must Be Bold, Strategic in South China Sea
America’s Unrivalled Space Race Dominance
Paris Fills Security Gap For Malaysia
Can The US Compete With China's Belt & Road Initiative?
WASHINGTON, US:Ten years after Chinese President Xi Jinping announced China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Kazakhstan and Indonesia, a new connectivity initiative was unveiled with great fanfare by the United States, India, and the Arab Gulf and European countries during the G20 meeting in New Delhi earlier this month.
Is ASEAN The Indo-Pacific's Ultimate Power Broker?
WASHINGTON, US: China and the United States, like sports captains picking sides, have been engaged in a considered effort to enlist partners.
Wang Yi’s Visit A Reflection Of Beijing’s New Soft Power Scramble
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s travel to a three-country strategic engagement stint is aimed at shoring up public and diplomatic image of the country, deepening trust and strategic mutual dependence, and regaining soft power and geopolitical influence in the region amidst growing tension with the US and worsening tension in the South China Sea against the backdrop of the water cannoning incident with the Philippines.
Is Neutrality The Best Path for Malaysia?
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:After chairing the second meeting of the Foreign Policy Consultation Council, Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir stated that Malaysia needs to adopt an approach to be seen as a middle power with a pragmatic policy in facing current geopolitical challenges, and that a balanced and nuanced policy is crucial for Malaysia to avoid being perceived as leaning too much to any particular power, with the need to ensure that the non-aligned policy to bring positive impact.
Bridging Free And Open Spaces Serves U.S. Interests
WASHINGTON, U.S.-American interests are advanced by bridging the world’s free and open spaces, thereby preventing authoritarian regimes from dividing the world into hard spheres of control.