International Relations in India & Beyond
According to a report by Foreign Policy, India is planning an ambitious connectivity project to counter China’s footprint in the Gulf. The project aims to link New Delhi to the Middle East through roads,...
Since the occupation of Tiananmen Square (Gate of Heavenly Peace) by the Communist Party of China(CPC), post-Chinese Civil War, in 1949, the single political party-ruled country has adopted territorial expansionism -based on vaporous historical...
Background Driving unimpeded trade and ‘people to people bonds’ through one of the world’s largest transcontinental infrastructural projects, The People’s Republic of China has left little to the West’s imagination to secure a counteractive...
Algeria’s colonial past and its dependence on Europe Algeria had been a French colony for 70 years, France occupied Algeria on July 5, 1830. The colonial rule continued till 1962. The 132 years of...
China’s growth in the world marked a stunning shift from Western-dominated geopolitics to Asian-dominated geopolitics. The Chinese claim that the Asian continent has been resolved into artificial topographies. A new world order based on...
Introduction China-Morocco relations and the French legacy Morocco is an emerging geopolitical strategic player in world trade dynamics, the growing relations between China and Morocco in short can be referred to as ‘pragmatic’. Morocco’s...
With 26 Cabinet Ministers resigning including the Sri Lankan Finance Minister as well as the Lankan Central Bank’s Governor and now even certain Buddhist monks demanding the resignation of the President, Sri Lanka is...
Introduction. Trade relations from the past four decades between the European Union (EU) and China- the major geopolitical players have been facing concavity with the EU identifying Beijing as the systemic rival, because China...
From the beginning of this year Kazakhstan has descended into a very chaotic state of affairs that was rekindled due to the sudden increase in fuel price to 120 Tenge (from 60 Tenge). Protests...
Bangladesh, the second highest recipient of China’s investment in South Asia after Pakistan, imports the highest volume of goods from China making it Bangladesh’s largest trading partner. This is the beginning of the story...
