Maintaining a stable China-US relationship is not only in the interests of Beijing and Washington, but it's also crucial for world peace and prosperity.... View More

Sino-US competition is just one example of a more general competition in which the distribution of global power and the governance of the global economy are at stake.... View More

There is a correlation between Tehran and Taiwan, and between tariffs and broader political change worldwide.... View More

To make the Taiwan Strait peaceful, not just a Chinese or an American concern, but a world concern.... View More

The current global dynamics pose challenges for Bangladesh, not only in attracting (and retaining) investment.... View More

China's 15th Five-Year Plan can be an opportunity for Bangladesh to build a sustainable, innovative economy by 2030 and beyond through a development partnership.... View More

It will not be just infrastructure or even policy-based in terms of Bangladesh’s future, but an informed and prepared citizenry able to cope with an increasingly uncertain climate reality.... View More

Pakistan is unlikely to pursue independent geopolitical initiatives without implicit or explicit coordination with Chinese interests.... View More

The US/Israel-Iran confrontation and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have accelerated the development of alternative energy routes and cross-border energy infrastructure.... View More

The future of the world order will be determined by how these competing visions play out—whether they will somehow merge or just fragment the world further and establish parallel systems of control and influence.... View More