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Benjamin Netanyahu
India’s Military Short of 68,000 Anti-Tank Guided Missiles and 850 Launchers
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Indian Army has once more sounded the alarm over the lack of modern anti-tank guided missiles and launchers.
Netanyahu Says Israel-India Anti-Tank Guided Missile Deal Remains on Track
By Ankit Panda
India will still buy Israeli Spike ATGMs, according to the Israeli prime minister.
Israel and China a 'Marriage Made in Heaven,' Says Netanyahu
By Shannon Tiezzi
Though security cooperation remains limited, the two sides are pushing forward on trade and technology.
The Israel-Kazakhstan Partnership
By Samuel Ramani
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming visit to Kazakhstan underscores growing ties.
Netanyahu’s Faulty Case to the U.S. Congress
By Daniel R. DePetris
For the Israeli Prime Minister, compromise isn’t an option.
The Myth of India's 'Shift' Toward Israel
By Nicolas Blarel
Despite recent perceptions to the contrary, India's relationship with Israel continues to be limited.
Japan's 'Mercantile Realism' in the Middle East
By Mina Pollmann
Japan's economic-based strategy was on display during Shinzo Abe's tour of the Middle East.
Despite IS Hostage Crisis, PM Abe Brings Japan Closer to Israel
By Franz-Stefan Gady
By forging closer ties with Israel, Shinzo Abe is trying to make Japan geopolitically more relevant.
Israel Targets Japan in ‘Look East’
By Alvite Ningthoujam
Bilateral relations have seen a strong revival in recent months.
Sino-Israeli Economic Ties Blossoming
By Gregory Noddin Poulin
With its impressive R&D, Israel is emerging as a small but pivotal partner for China.
The Unintended Consequences of a Japanese/Israeli Defense Agreement
By Clint Richards
While the agreements are an easy and obvious course of action for Israel, Japan should tread carefully.
China: Middle East Peace Broker?
Chinese and U.S. leaders have both said they want to create a new type of relationship. The Middle East is the perfect place to start.
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