Foreign Policy
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US Expands Central Asia Ties via Uzbekistan Space Pact and Trade Push
Secretary Rubio’s visit to Samarkand secured Uzbekistan’s entry into the Artemis Accords, signaling a strategic US pivot to…
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India-Japan Deepen Strategic Partnership Through Sub-National Diplomacy
As India and Japan approach 75 years of diplomatic ties, sub-national diplomacy and defense cooperation emerge as key…
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The Place Of Central Asia In Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy
BAKU, October 4 — Azerbaijan is deepening its strategic engagement with Central Asia, positioning itself as a critical…
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Spain and China deepen economic ties amid EU concerns over strategic alignment
**Madrid, October 4 — Spain-China Relations Intensify, Raising Concerns Within EU** Bilateral cooperation between Spain and China has…
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US Allies Seek Reassurance Ahead of Trump-Xi White House Summit
NEW YORK, September 21 — Secretary of State Marco Rubio met separately with South Korean Foreign Minister Cho…
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US Backs Japan, Korea, Taiwan Before Trump-Xi Summit
WASHINGTON, September 27 — President Donald Trump will host Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the White House on…
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US Draft Letter Warns 35 AI Partner Countries of US-China Choice
WASHINGTON, September 21 — The United States is preparing to tell dozens of partner countries that they may…
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Trump and Xi to Meet in Washington Next Week
WASHINGTON, September 20 — President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are due to meet in Washington…
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Defense Priorities Misjudges Indo-Pacific Approach, Says Japan Times Commentary
TOKYO, September 17 — A commentary published by The Japan Times argues that Defense Priorities, a US-based foreign…
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ASEAN 10 Nations Depend on Mideast Oil, Seek Open Seas
MANILA, July 20 — The foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are expected to issue…
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SCO Summit Ends, Signals Asian Order Shift
The largest summit in Shanghai Cooperation Organization history ended Monday in Tianjin, China, leaving behind a geopolitical footprint…
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Philippines Denies Commitment to Remove Grounded Warship Amidst China’s Claims
The lives of many have been changed forever in the South China Sea, where a long-standing dispute between…
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China Erases Foreign Minister Qin Gang From Record
The disappearance of China’s foreign minister, Qin Gang, from public view in June 2023, followed by his dismissal…
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Biden Speaks with Xi Jinping
On September 10, 2021, US President Joe Biden spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping over the telephone for…
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Philippines Bans All Iraq Worker Deployments After Soleimani Strike
Iraq, January 16, 2020 — infopulsetoday.com — The decision to pull Filipino workers out of Iraq did not…
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