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Anwar Ibrahim in Russia: Opportunism or Hatred of the West?

Anwar Ibrahim in Russia: Opportunism or Hatred of the West?

By David Hutt
The Malaysian leader's apparent embrace of Russia reflects a growing cynicism about the current U.S.-backed global order.

Peacemaker vs Peacemaker: India and China’s Diplomatic Duel Over Ukraine

Peacemaker vs Peacemaker: India and China’s Diplomatic Duel Over Ukraine

By Amey Velangi
For both India and China, positioning themselves as successful peacemakers is not just about resolving the Ukraine crisis; it’s also about enhancing their global credibility as emergent powers. 
A ‘Coordinated Silence’ in Central Asia Amid Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion

A ‘Coordinated Silence’ in Central Asia Amid Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion

By Otabek Akromov
Russia finds itself increasingly isolated in its conflict in Ukraine, with its allies, both within and outside the CSTO extending neither military nor political support.

Indonesia to Pursue Closer Relations With Russia, President-Elect Says

Indonesia to Pursue Closer Relations With Russia, President-Elect Says

By Sebastian Strangio
The president-elect's visit to Russia is a sign that Prabowo Subianto's administration will remain staunchly committed to the country's non-aligned foreign policy.

Did Dmytro Kuleba’s Visit Start a New Chapter in China-Ukraine Relations?

Did Dmytro Kuleba’s Visit Start a New Chapter in China-Ukraine Relations?

By Björn Alexander Düben
There are reasons for Kyiv to hope that Beijing might eventually push Moscow for an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. However, Kuleba’s visit to China has not been a decisive step in this direction.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Russia-Ukraine War Provides New Opportunities For North Korea’s Tank Industry

Russia-Ukraine War Provides New Opportunities For North Korea’s Tank Industry

By A. B. Abrams
Russia’s tank shortages could see North Korea emerge as a supplier of armor to the country – and beyond.

Why Poland Has Become a Gateway to Europe for Filipinos

Why Poland Has Become a Gateway to Europe for Filipinos

By Raquel Carvalho
Thousands of jobseekers have flocked to the country, but faced with low wages and poor working conditions, some are leaving to try their luck in other parts of Europe.
Dissecting Thailand’s Peculiar Maneuver at the Ukraine Peace Summit

Dissecting Thailand’s Peculiar Maneuver at the Ukraine Peace Summit

By Tita Sanglee
Did Bangkok's refusal to sign the joint communique reflect inconsistency, or a more principled policy stance?

Putin Signs Deals With Vietnam to Offset Moscow’s Growing Isolation

Putin Signs Deals With Vietnam to Offset Moscow’s Growing Isolation

By Aniruddha Ghosal
The Russian leader's two-day visit to Hanoi follows trips by U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

How Did China, India, and the BRICS Approach the Swiss Peace Summit on the Russia-Ukraine War?

How Did China, India, and the BRICS Approach the Swiss Peace Summit on the Russia-Ukraine War?

By Abhilash Kolekar
None of the BRICS countries endorsed the Joint Communiqué. Can they provide an alternative pathway to peace?

Fear A Militarily Weak China

Fear A Militarily Weak China

By David Hutt
Is China's military the juggernaut some imagine, or a paper tiger like Russia's degraded armed forces? Either way, getting a definitive answer would be terrible for almost everyone.
US Government Criticizes Vietnam’s Decision to Host Russia’s Putin

US Government Criticizes Vietnam’s Decision to Host Russia’s Putin

By Sebastian Strangio
The Russian leader will visit the country on June 19-20, just days after the conclusion of an international peace conference on Ukraine.

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