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Messi vs. China’s Consumer Nationalism
The legendary soccer player Lionel Messi has fallen from grace in China after not playing in a friendly match between U.S. team Inter Miami and Hong
China-Maldives Defense Ties Threaten India’s Influence
The relationship between Male and New Delhi has experienced a downturn since Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu won the 2023 election. In January
Solomon Islands Election Watched by U.S., China Amid Pacific Influence Contest
A national election in the Solomon Islands, the first since Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare signed a security pact with Beijing, will be watched next
The ‘1992 Consensus’ Means ‘Nothing’ Without Cross-Strait ‘Trust,’ Says Minister Who Coined the Phrase
During his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) yesterday, former Taiwan president Ma Ying-jeou’s (馬英九) statements reflected the values of
Once Enemies, Japan and U.S. Strengthen Their Alliance — and It Goes Beyond AUKUS
Craig Mark, Temple University Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s state visit to the White House has already resulted in one of the most
Biden and Japan’s Kishida Forge New Partnership, Eyeing China and Russia
U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday unveiled plans for military cooperation and projects ranging from
Thought Xi Jinping’s China Couldn’t Go Lower? Try Funeral Crashing
Funeral crashers. We’ve all heard of them — the “mourners” who turn up at ceremonies to mark the passing of people they have never met just to
‘Vietnam Is at Least Making an Effort’: China Plumbs New Depths in South China Sea Environmental Catastrophe
States jostling for territorial dominance in the South China Sea have inflicted untold damage on the marine environment, according to a new
South Korea’s Foreign Policy on the Ballot
All eyes are on South Korean voters as they head to the polls for pivotal parliamentary elections that could upend President Yoon Suk-yeol’s domestic
Taiwan War Games to Simulate Repelling a Chinese Drill That Turns Into Attack
Taiwan’s annual war games this year will practice “kill” zones at sea to break a blockade and simulate a scenario where China suddenly turns one of
Is Japan Joining AUKUS? Not Formally — Its Cooperation Will Remain Limited for Now
John Blaxland, Australian National University With Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visiting Washington this week, rumors have circulated that