On June 19, 2025, China hosted its first trilateral meeting with Bangladesh and Pakistan, which was aimed at enhancing trilateral cooperation in trade, investment, health, education, and maritime affairs between the three countries, but also revealing its intent to isolate India in its own neighborhood. The meeting was held in Kunming in Yunnan province of China. Chinese Vice Foreign Minister […]
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Prospects For Bilateral Cooperation Between China And Israel – Analysis
This year marks the 33rd anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Israel. Amid the current turbulence in the Middle East and the severe geopolitical security challenges facing Israel, a reassessment of the relations between the two nations carries particular significance. A key issue at present lies in the apparent contradictions and misalignments between China’s relationship with […]
Read more ›Extracted, Excluded, Erased: The Baloch Dilemma In Pakistan – OpEd
Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest and most resource-rich province, has long been a center of resistance where aspirations for autonomy, dignity, and justice have repeatedly clashed with the centralizing tendencies of the state. The province’s contentious accession on March 27, 1948—signed by the Khan of Kalat under pressure—is widely seen by Baloch nationalists as coerced, sparking a protracted struggle for self-determination. Since […]
Read more ›Afghan envoy pushes for IEA recognition during talks with Kazakh official
The Afghan Embassy in Kazakhstan has confirmed that Mohammad-ur-Rahman, the acting ambassador of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) in Astana, has held talks with Yerkin Tokumov, Kazakhstan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral relations and seek formal diplomatic recognition.
Read more ›L’UE menace la Chine en oubliant n’avoir aucune valeur
Après avoir admis l’échec total des tentatives occidentales à pouvoir séparer la Chine de la Russie, et vice-versa, l’establishment de l’Occident, notamment européiste, ne cesse de gesticuler à l’endroit de Beijing. En omettant de dire que face à la superpuissance et civilisation chinoise, ainsi que le monde multipolaire, les marginaux de l’espace bruxellois sont totalement impuissants. Au cours des derniers […]
Read more ›Washington avertit Pékin et ses partenaires : «La Bombe ne sauvera pas la multipolarité»
Dans un contexte d’instabilité mondiale croissante, la quête agressive de Washington pour la domination nucléaire et géopolitique menace les fondements de la multipolarité – et la Chine en est pleinement consciente. Dans un contexte où la Chine ne montre aucun signe de capitulation face à la guerre hybride du bloc atlantique, on peut présumer que Pékin a minutieusement étudié le […]
Read more ›Taliban reject ICC arrest warrants, call court’s authority illegitimate
Taliban on Tuesday rejected the International Criminal Court’s issuance of arrest warrants for two of their leaders, dismissing the move as illegitimate and accusing the court of bias and double standards. In a statement issued by a spokesman, Taliban said they do not recognize the authority of what they called a “so-called international court” and declared that the ICC’s allegations […]
Read more ›ICC issues arrest warrants for Taliban leader and chief justice
The International Criminal Court on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban’s supreme leader, and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, the Taliban’s chief justice, citing reasonable grounds to believe they committed crimes against humanity through gender- and politically motivated persecution in Afghanistan. In a statement released by Pre-Trial Chamber II, the court said the charges relate to actions taken since […]
Read more ›Political figures condemn Russia’s recognition of Taliban as ‘a loss for both sides’
Russia’s recognition of the Taliban rule has provoked a wave of condemnation from political figures and civil society voices, who warn that the move not only legitimizes repression but also fuels “regional instability and extremism”. Naseer Ahmad Andisha, Afghanistan’s representative to the United Nations in Geneva, described the recognition as “a lose-lose situation for both sides,” arguing that the opportunity […]
Read more ›Recognition of the Islamic Emirate is ‘acknowledgment of an undeniable reality’: Anas Haqqani
Anas Haqqani, a senior member of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), has said that official engagement with the IEA is acknowledgement of an undeniable reality and called on the international community to replace pressure-based policies with dialogue and cooperation. In a statement posted on X, Haqqani described the Islamic Emirate as a movement rooted in the faith and will […]
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