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The Emerging Exception: India Sees Itself as Transcending Middle Power

The Emerging Exception: India Sees Itself as Transcending Middle Power

By Rajiv Bhatia
India no longer sees itself as merely a middle power, but as a key player shaping the global order: an “emerging great power.” 

Bangladesh Pokes India in the Eye; Delhi Hits Back

Bangladesh Pokes India in the Eye; Delhi Hits Back

By Sudha Ramachandran
India’s withdrawal of transshipment facilities for Bangladeshi cargo headed for third countries will hit the Bangladeshi economy hard.
In Malaysia, China’s Xi Jinping Again Strikes Cooperative Note

In Malaysia, China’s Xi Jinping Again Strikes Cooperative Note

By Sebastian Strangio
As in Vietnam, the Chinese leader has sought to depict himself as a champion of economic openness and cooperation.

‘Comrades and Brothers’: Is China Pulling Vietnam Back Into Its Orbit?

‘Comrades and Brothers’: Is China Pulling Vietnam Back Into Its Orbit?

By Nguyen Hong Thach
Despite welcoming China's Xi Jinping with unprecedented pomp, Hanoi will avoid overdependence on any single great power.

Thai Resort Island at the Center of a Simmering Territorial Dispute With Cambodia

Thai Resort Island at the Center of a Simmering Territorial Dispute With Cambodia

By Tommy Walker
The resumption of maritime boundary negotiations between Bangkok and Phnom Penh has revived a dormant sovereignty dispute over Koh Kood.

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

Critical Minerals Add a New Dynamic to Pakistan-US Relations

Critical Minerals Add a New Dynamic to Pakistan-US Relations

By Umair Jamal
However, Pakistan will need to improve security in Balochistan, where these resources are located.

Amid US Tariff War, China Convenes Rare Central Conference on Neighborhood Diplomacy

Amid US Tariff War, China Convenes Rare Central Conference on Neighborhood Diplomacy

By Sumiya Chuluunbaatar
As the China-U.S. trade war escalates, Beijing is turning its focus to its immediate periphery to ensure both economic and national security. 
Why Uzbekistan Continues to Push for Engaging With Afghanistan

Why Uzbekistan Continues to Push for Engaging With Afghanistan

By Niginakhon Saida
Tashkent sees stability in Afghanistan as essential for the security and stability of the broader Central and South Asian region.

The Indo-Pacific Region in the Agenda of Germany’s Coalition Government

The Indo-Pacific Region in the Agenda of Germany’s Coalition Government

By Muhammad Murad
Under the Merz-led new government, Germany will have a clear focus on the Indo-Pacific. 

Malaysian PM Anwar to Meet Myanmar Junta Chief in Thailand

Malaysian PM Anwar to Meet Myanmar Junta Chief in Thailand

By Sebastian Strangio
The Malaysian leader says that he will push for an extension of the junta's ceasefire in order to facilitate earthquake recovery efforts.

‘No Winners’ From Trade War, Xi Jinping Says During Vietnam Visit

‘No Winners’ From Trade War, Xi Jinping Says During Vietnam Visit

By Sebastian Strangio
Amid the Trump administration's tariff threats, Hanoi treated the Chinese leader to an unusually warm welcome.
Reimagining the Bangladesh-China Strategic Partnership

Reimagining the Bangladesh-China Strategic Partnership

By Shafi Md Mostofa and Tamim Muntasir
As Bangladesh redefines its foreign policy, its ability to balance regional and global interests will determine the future trajectory of Bangladesh-China relations in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape.

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