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Canada Removes 41 Diplomats From India After New Delhi Threatens to Revoke Their Immunity

Canada Removes 41 Diplomats From India After New Delhi Threatens to Revoke Their Immunity

By Rob Gillies
41 of Canada’s 62 diplomats in India have been removed in the latest escalation of the dispute over the slaying of a Sikh separatist in Canada.
Why Does Lithuania Need an Indo-Pacific Strategy?

Why Does Lithuania Need an Indo-Pacific Strategy?

By John Garrick and Konstantinas Andrijauskas
Several European countries have released their own Indo-Pacific strategies, but Lithuania's stands out in using particularly strong language regarding China.

Comparing China’s Engagement in Africa and Latin America

Comparing China’s Engagement in Africa and Latin America

By R. Evan Ellis
There are substantial commonalities in Beijing’s engagement between the two regions, but also differences that provide insights into how China-based entities make, and adapt, policies.

The Xi-Putin Meeting: A United Front, But Troubles on the Horizon 

The Xi-Putin Meeting: A United Front, But Troubles on the Horizon 

By Joseph Webster
The leaders of China and Russia defiantly stood shoulder-to-shoulder even as Chinese renewables pose major risks to the bilateral relationship. 

Is Sri Lanka’s Wickremesinghe Pivoting to China?

Is Sri Lanka’s Wickremesinghe Pivoting to China?

By Rathindra Kuruwita
A deal with Huawei Technologies, which is blacklisted in the United States, is unlikely to please the Americans.
As Israel Bombards Gaza, Where Is India, the ‘Voice of the Global South’?

As Israel Bombards Gaza, Where Is India, the ‘Voice of the Global South’?

By Muqtedar Khan
By standing with Israel, India has laid bare its fear of being excluded from the cool clubs of the Global North.

Where Does South Korea Stand on the Israel-Hamas Conflict?

Where Does South Korea Stand on the Israel-Hamas Conflict?

By Kayla Orta
Seoul is urging the swift and peaceful resolution of the conflict, fearing regional and global spillovers. But the Yoon government is also careful not to take sides.
Chinese Leader’s Visit Reflects Vietnam’s ‘Omnidirectional’ Foreign Policy

Chinese Leader’s Visit Reflects Vietnam’s ‘Omnidirectional’ Foreign Policy

By Khang Vu
China's paramount leader Xi Jinping will reportedly soon make a state visit to Vietnam, just weeks after U.S. President Joe Biden.

How China Is Remaking the Belt and Road

How China Is Remaking the Belt and Road

By Shannon Tiezzi
Key takeaways from the third Belt and Road Forum for the future of the global initiative.

During Australia Visit, Fijian Prime Minister Calls for ‘Ocean of Peace’

During Australia Visit, Fijian Prime Minister Calls for ‘Ocean of Peace’

By Dechlan Brennan
Rabuka said Fiji was “more comfortable” dealing with nations like Australia, taking a measured tone and notably shifting Fiji further away from entanglement with China.

Russian Foreign Minister Visits North Korea After Reported Weapons Transfer

Russian Foreign Minister Visits North Korea After Reported Weapons Transfer

By Associated Press
A trip to Pyongyang by Sergey Lavrov continues the flurry of North Korea-Russia exchanges.
What’s Driving the France-Mongolia Rapprochement?

What’s Driving the France-Mongolia Rapprochement?

By Bolor Lkhaajav and Mathieu Droin
Just five month after the French president's historic visit to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolian President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa paid a state visit to France.

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