Embedded in the now dominant US narrative of “Chinese aggression”, Sinophobes claim that China is not only a threat to the American way of life, but also
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The “Arakan Army” & “Rohingya”: “Unholy Alliance” or Tatmadaw’s “Divide-and-Rule” Tactic?
The Myanmarese military’s accusation that the Buddhist-believing “Arakan Army” insurgents are working hand-in-hand with their Muslim “Rohingya” counterparts is either a sign that these two
Chinese Scholar Offers Insight into Beijing’s Strategic Mindset
The top story of 2019 – and the years ahead – will continue to revolve around the myriad, dangerous permutations of the economic ascent of
Expect Counter-Intel and BRI-Aid Developments After Pakistan’s INGO Regulations
Pakistan’s recent regulation of International NGOs (INGOs) must be followed up by additional security measures by the counter-intelligence services in order to root out the
Why Does China Love Electric Cars? Beijing, Washington & The Fall of Rome
The numbers speak for themselves. 746,000 New Energy passenger cars were sold in China between January and October. By the end of 2018, all buses
On the Road in the Karakoram
The snowed-over Khunjerab Pass, at 4,934 meters, stands eerily silent on a freezing late autumn morning. On the Pakistani side, a wooden house serves as
Trump’s “Prosper Africa” Strategy Is An Admission of Defeat But Also a Wily Trap
National Security Advisor John Bolton recently announced the Trump Administration’s new “Prosper Africa” strategy, which is basically a tacit admission of defeat acknowledging that the
Djibouti: the Casablanca of a New Cold War
Small countries with limited resources have been known to turn themselves into financial centers where dodgy banks and companies find a haven from international regulators
