India’s Wrong, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Isn’t ‘Illegal’

India’s Wrong, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Isn’t ‘Illegal’

Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesman Raveesh Kumar said over the weekend that “We expect that other countries will respect India’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and desist from efforts to change the status quo through the illegal so-called China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir”, which was made in response to Chinese Foreign Minister Wang…

Noteworthy Events on Sidelines of Latest UN General Assembly

Noteworthy Events on Sidelines of Latest UN General Assembly

The New Eastern Outlook has pointed out on more than one occasion that nowadays, in conditions of rapidly transforming world order, the importance of various numerous international platforms does not necessarily depend on their intended mission, but instead on the extent to which they offer major players an opportunity to discuss any given pressing issues…

The Eurasian Economic Union’s Expansion Is Encouraging, But Don’t Get Too Excited

The Eurasian Economic Union’s Expansion Is Encouraging, But Don’t Get Too Excited

The recent meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Council in the Armenian capital of Yerevan at the beginning of October saw the reaching of a free trade agreement with the ASEAN powerhouse of Singapore and confirmation that a temporary deal will also enter into force with Iran by the end of the month, but while this…

Four of the Biggest Revelations from China’s Massive 70th Anniversary Military Parade

Four of the Biggest Revelations from China’s Massive 70th Anniversary Military Parade

The military parade to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of Communist China was always going to be a grand spectacle. As photos from the preparations emerged online, it was clear that the Chinese government would put a large amount of previously unseen weapons and other hardware on display, including new mockups of stealthy unmanned combat…