Category: South East Asia

La Russie renforce ses liens avec l’Inde et prépare un nouveau gazoduc vers la Chine

Poutine se rendra bientôt en Inde pour renforcer les liens entre les deux pays. La date de la visite n’a pas encore été indiquée, mais le voyage a été confirmé par Lavrov. De plus, New Delhi a toujours ignoré les sanctions occidentales contre la Russie et a continué d’acheter du gaz et du pétrole, obtenant des réductions qui ont augmenté […]

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China-Taiwan Weekly Update, April 4, 2025

The China–Taiwan Weekly Update is a joint product from the Institute for the Study of War and the American Enterprise Institute. The update supports the ISW–AEI Coalition Defense of Taiwan project, which assesses Chinese campaigns against Taiwan, examines alternative strategies for the United States and its allies to deter the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) aggression, and—if necessary—defeat the People’s Liberation […]

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Deployed US fighter makes precautionary landing at air base on Okinawa

An F-35A Lightning II made a precautionary landing at Kadena Air Base on Thursday, according to the Okinawa Defense Bureau. The bureau made visual inspection and reported emergency vehicles gathered around the fighter jet at 11:55 a.m. following the landing, a bureau spokesman said by phone Thursday. The area defense bureau is an arm of Japan’s Ministry of Defense. The […]

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Russie-Chine : des relations au plus haut niveau stratégique

Moscou et Beijing poursuivent le travail conjoint dans le cadre du partenariat hautement stratégique qui lie les deux nations et puissances mondiales de premier rang. Comme à l’habitude des relations sino-russes contemporaines, indépendamment de la conjoncture internationale et des gesticulations d’une évidente minorité planétaire. Les relations Chine-Russie rendent extrêmement nerveux l’axe de la minorité planétaire nostalgique de l’unipolarité non pas […]

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A Decade Of SAGAR: Indian Navy And Its Outreach To The Global South – Analysis

On 12 March 2015, during his visit to Mauritius, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had unveiled the contours of India’s maritime outreach policy ‘Security And Growth for All in the Region’ or SAGAR, which aimed to promote a climate of trust and transparency with a respect for international maritime rules and increase maritime cooperation between partners. A decade has passed […]

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Lessons For China From Wagner’s Political-Business Relations In Niger – Analysis

According to media reports, the military government of the West African country Niger has recently expelled three Chinese executives working in the oil sector. These executives were in charge of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), the West African Oil Pipeline Company (WAPCo), and the joint venture oil refinery SORA.. The Nigerien authorities stated that the expulsion was due to disputes […]

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China Not A Foe: Chinese Investment Indispensible To Fortify India’s Resilience To Trump’s Tariff War – Analysis

Amidst the world deepening into geopolitical tensions and increasing uncertainty with regard to trade policies, India-China relations are inching towards a thaw. Both are now at the drawing boards to mitigate the wide trade balances between the two countries and give a new look to Chinese investment in India. Currently, Chinese investment in India is restrictive and barred from automatic […]

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Terrorism Assessment For Afghanistan – Analysis

According to the US government’s annual threat assessment, released by its intelligence community this week, Daesh remains the most significant terrorism challenge facing America and its partners. The assessment is part of a broader report that addresses all threats to the US including, but not limited to, terrorism. Notably, this year’s report includes an alarming section about the role of […]

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La Chine tente de remodeler les chaînes d’approvisionnement mondiales

La Chine utilise la «diplomatie industrielle» et les contrôles technologiques pour créer de nouveaux réseaux de production mondiaux favorables à la Chine, centrés autour de la Chine, c’est-à-dire qu’elle ferait exactement ce que le colonialisme et l’impérialisme a fait depuis des siècles et qui se heurterait à plus retors que lui. Que faire, l’attaquer ? difficile, lui proposer le partage […]

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Is China or the US the ‘wolf warrior’ in Latin America now?

From roughly 2013 to 2021, Chinese diplomats often adopted an aggressive approach that became known as “wolf warrior” diplomacy. The term was derived from the name of a popular nationalist Chinese action film, and in practice, wolf warrior diplomacy took the form of Chinese officials publicly using tough and often threatening language toward other nations. Over time, this approach resulted […]

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