China and India regional approaches
CHINA and India are two important countries of Asia and their population “accounts for 40 percent of the 6.5 billion plus people on earth.” Seeing the governance structures of China and India, they are led by different systems’. China is ahead of
China’s Push for Industrial Internet and the Digital Silk Road
By Ali Haider Saleem, Research Associate at the China-Pakistan Study Centre, Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI). 29 March 2021 General Electric coined the term Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) which can be described as the integration and linking of big data, analytical
Reconfiguring Threat Narratives Amidst Growing US-China Tensions
Dr. S. M. Alatas is a Malaysian academic with a passion for decolonizing international relations. She can be reached at peanutminat@gmail.com. 25 March 2021 Currently, big powers in the geographic West, mainly the US, Britain and France feel that they are up against an aggressive
ASEAN’s Growing Acceptance of China’s Rise
By Ali Haider Saleem, Research Associate at the China-Pakistan Study Centre, Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI). 01 March 2021 The ASEAN region is politically and economically vital for the leading powers of the world. The United States has a strong military presence
Can the US catch up with China on climate leadership?
China has been working on its green credentials since 2013 and become a front runner in clean energy technology For the US to reestablish itself as a climate leader, it needs new emissions targets that are more ambitious than those Obama envisaged
Causes Of Kashmiri Belligerence: Call For China’s Leadership – OpEd
The besieged Kashmir valley has long been echoing its struggle of self-determination, but all in vain. This ‘paradise on Earth’ has remained an unfinished agenda of the partition of Sub-Continent where Indians and Pakistanis regard it as their ‘delicate part’ and ‘jugular vein’ respectively. Along with
Why are Dual Circulation and the YREB Vital for China and Beyond?
On November 14th, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for further development of the 2016 Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB) Development Plan which is based on Beijing’s ‘dual circulation strategy.’ The need to implement the YREB was necessitated over rising tensions with the
Pakistan-China Relations
Pakistan and China bilateral relations established in May 1951, have progressed over the years. During the 1970s, Pakistan played the role of a facilitator in normalizing China-US relations. The US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meeting with President Zhou Enlai in