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Iran Lashes Out as Local Discontent Heats Up: Droughts a Rallying Cry

This closely follows an alleged Iranian attack against a different vessel—Mercer Street (owned by a Japanese company but operated by one out of Israel)—off the coast of Oman, which was struck by a drone, killing a British and Romanian crew member.

US-Indonesia Maritime Collaboration in the South China Sea: Harbinger of an Expanded Quad-Plus?

WorldBy Er-Win Tan

increasing its diplomatic and security cooperation arrangements with its existing partners in the Indo-Pacific – in particular, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Singapore and Australia – along with rapid expansion of security cooperation arrangements with India.

EU-China Trade Deal: Where Does the US Stand?

EconomyBy Dario Sabaghi

, Japan, and other partners in its trade war with China.

Will the United States Contain Russia or China, or Both?

WorldBy Gokhan Gokce

Beijing also moved to enhance its economic cooperation with South Korea, Japan, India, Australia, and New Zealand.

The Great Reconfiguration of Global Supply Chains

EconomyBy Ahmed Alqarout

also formed the Quad group consisting of the United States, Australia, Japan, and India to steer them away from falling heavily under Chinese influence.

India and Pakistan: Are the Two Rivals Becoming Friends?

WorldBy Rafi Ullah

, India, Japan, and Australia), the purpose of which is to contain China, India is the most effective ally of the U.

An Axis of Evil: Why Russia and China Protect Myanmar’s Military Regime

WorldBy Maung Zarni

Geostrategically, Russia has few allies in Asia as India, its former ally, is now increasingly tied to the United States via the Indo-Pacific (military) alliance known as The Quad, or the US-led Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, an informal strategic alliance of USA, Japan, India and Australia Therefore, protecting the Myanmar military unconditionally is protecting both Moscow’s pocket and its strategic toehold in mainland Southeast Asia.

Russia’s Changing Relationship with India: Arms Talk

SecurityBy CJ Werleman

While Russia currently provides India with 49 percent of its military imports, its closer ties with Pakistan, along with China’s increasing hostility towards India promise to reset future arms deals between the two countries, as noted by former Indian National Security Advisor Shivshankar Menon, who warned last week that the India-China relationship will be marked by “hard times” over the next five to ten years, particularly because of India’s move to join the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD), a fledgling or potential NATO like security agreement between it and the US, Japan and Australia.

India and the S-400: US CAATSA Sanctions or a Waiver at the Door?

OpinionBy Navtej Sarna

Major joint exercises, including with Japan, are held regularly and have steadily deepened in complexity; Australia joined the Malabar exercises late last year to reflect a deepening of the Quad.

How Djibouti Surrounded Itself by Military Bases

SecurityBy Nigusu Adem Yimer

Read: Piracy and the Global Military Presence in the Gulf of AdenMoreover, the fight against Al-Shabab in Somalia, counter-piracy operations in the Gulf of Aden, and the Saudi-Iran competition over Yemen have invited new global actors such as China and Japan which also seek to establish military bases in the country.

Myanmar’s Once Nationalist Military Has Just Lost the Nation

WorldBy Maung Zarni

Historically, the Tatmadaw was founded as a local proxy against the British in Burma in December 1942 under the patronage of fascist Japan with the nationalist Aung San, Aung San Suu Kyi’s martyred father, as its first commander-in-chief.

How Does China View the Muslim World?

WorldBy Robert R. Bianchi

, Japan, Australia, and India are creating a maritime alliance against Chinese naval expansion.

China-US Competition in the Asia-Pacific Will Grow Stronger With the RCEP

OpinionBy Mehmet Ozay

The second is related to the East Asian nations, such as China, Japan, and South Korea, that have agreed, for the first time, to comply with mutual trade rules.

Can Diasporas Ease Tensions in International Politics?

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

These peoples include but are not limited to the Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian diasporas in South America, North America, and Europe; the Indian and Chinese diasporas in Malaysia; the Greek and Japanese diasporas in the United States; and the Turkish diaspora in Europe.

The Vaccine Nationalism Craze Is on the Rise Globally

OpinionBy Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy

Moreover, many western countries, including Canada, the UK, Japan, and the European Union have already agreed with vaccine corporations through government backroom deals to mass-produce and prioritize their respective countries for COVID-19 vaccines.

Slavery and Colonialism Go Deeper than Toppling Statues

OpinionBy Kaz Rahman

, 'Asian' in conversation and on official forms refers to people of Far-East Asian descent (China, Japan, Korea) and is often used by people from those groups as a self-identifier (such as on TV, comedy and radio programs) even though Asia is a massive continent that includes 4.

Coronavirus and the Shift Towards a New Cinema

OpinionBy Kaz Rahman

London stoically survived, Paris was left psychologically battered but relatively untouched, Berlin was divided by the victors and Japan was rebuilt.

Corona Is For All And There Are Lessons To Be Learnt Globally

OpinionBy Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy

Kenyans distributing food and aid to the daily laborers that live in the slums of Nairobi who were affected by the curfews, Japan offering warm support to China at the height of the crisis in Wuhan, Turkey sending aid to Iran, Italy, Spain, and the Balkans, and Somalia sending 20 doctors to Italy, are a great start to governments collaborating positively during the crisis, which can be built upon in the future.

Calls to Reform the UN Security Council Are Getting Louder

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

For approximately twenty-five years, an increasing number of countries such as Germany, Japan, South Africa, Canada, Brazil and Turkey, have insisted on a reform of the Security Council.

Is Trump’s Maximum Pressure Policy against Iran working?

OpinionBy Serhan Afacan

On June 13, the day Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe meet Khamenei in Tehran, a Norwegian and a Japanese tanker came under attack again the Gulf of Oman.

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Iran Lashes Out as Local Discontent Heats Up: Droughts a Rallying Cry

US-Indonesia Maritime Collaboration in the South China Sea: Harbinger of an Expanded Quad-Plus?

EU-China Trade Deal: Where Does the US Stand?

Will the United States Contain Russia or China, or Both?

The Great Reconfiguration of Global Supply Chains

India and Pakistan: Are the Two Rivals Becoming Friends?

An Axis of Evil: Why Russia and China Protect Myanmar’s Military Regime

Russia’s Changing Relationship with India: Arms Talk

India and the S-400: US CAATSA Sanctions or a Waiver at the Door?

How Djibouti Surrounded Itself by Military Bases

Myanmar’s Once Nationalist Military Has Just Lost the Nation

How Does China View the Muslim World?

China-US Competition in the Asia-Pacific Will Grow Stronger With the RCEP

Can Diasporas Ease Tensions in International Politics?

The Vaccine Nationalism Craze Is on the Rise Globally

Slavery and Colonialism Go Deeper than Toppling Statues

Coronavirus and the Shift Towards a New Cinema

Corona Is For All And There Are Lessons To Be Learnt Globally

Calls to Reform the UN Security Council Are Getting Louder

Is Trump’s Maximum Pressure Policy against Iran working?

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