Chinese influence in Oceania is creating significant geopolitical tensions and security concerns for regional powers and island nations. The Solomon Islands exemplify this trend, as it is becoming a key focus in the competition between China and the traditional Western allies.
South Korea is facing one of its most serious political crises since democratization in 1987. Last week, on the 12th November, former Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn was arrested on charges related to inciting insurrection during last year's martial law declaration by President Yoon Suk Yeol. The arrest marks
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Tanzania’s October 29 election returned President Samia Suluhu Hassan to power with 97% of the vote, reinforcing the dominance of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM).
With new US tariffs threatening Canadian exports, the desire to diversify trading relationships is natural and necessary. But as we pursue closer ties with China and explore new partnerships across Asia, we need to confront some uncomfortable questions about Canada's long-term interests.
Japan has embarked on a new political chapter with the appointment of Sanae Takaichi as the country’s first female prime minister, but she must demonstrate that she can manage coalition politics, control inflation without stifling growth, navigate unpredictable external pressures.
Inside the Marcos–Duterte Rift
Why It Matters for India’s Eurasian Strategy
India’s Tightrope Walk
Sri Lanka’s SCO Absence
India–Iran–Armenia Connectivity Corridor
Perks, Policing, and the Politics of Discontent
The Proposal for China’s ‘Super Embassy’ in UK
Military Signals from the Indo-Pacific
How Rwanda Is Reshaping African Diplomacy
The 2025 NATO Summit
Temple, Territory, and the Politics of Memory
Between Sovereignty, Strategy, and Justice
Greenland and Europe’s Strategic Mineral Partnership
Strategic Significance in Contemporary North Atlantic Geopolitics
Introduction
Development, Debt, and Geopolitical Competition
