Read: Identified, Tracked, and Profiled: The Politics of Resisting Facial Recognition TechnologyYet, the same does not stand true for the current industrial revolution as China has emerged as an alternative to the Western dominance of technology.
The competition between China and the United States over AI has been widely debated in academic circles with some experts suggesting that the two countries are engaged in a race to dominate the field of AI.
he year 2022 witnessed several tensions in EU–China relations, mostly due to COVID-19-related supply chain disruptions, the Russia-Ukraine War, and Taiwan.
Read: How Does China View the Muslim World?Jinping’s visit to Uzbekistan, his first abroad visit since the outbreak of the pandemic, potentially signals a change in the international system, which is about building trust bonds that do not necessarily rely on the current set of values promoted by the status quo benefactors.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought the broadened range of political, economic, and strategic partnerships of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with Russia and China to the fore, and renewed a scholarly focus on the two Gulf states’ pivot to the East.
hree years ago, when the Wall Street Journal reported that China had signed a secret agreement with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen granting Chinese armed forces exclusive rights to a Cambodian naval installation in the Gulf of Thailand, Beijing denounced the report as “fake news,” saying, it has “never made any such agreement as reported by foreign media outlets.
mid the Russia-Ukraine war in Europe, the United States has reaffirmed its commitment to counter China in the strategically vital Indo-Pacific region, by putting $2.
A full 80 years later, the Solomon Islands has suddenly become the centre of superpower confrontation once again, but this time between the United States and an ever-increasingly militaristic and imperialistic China.
hina-Lithuania relations reached a breaking point in July 2021 over Lithuania’s decision to allow a Taiwanese representative office to open under the name of “Taiwan” in Vilnius.