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Exclusive: China's victory on Huawei Meng Wanzhou's case to curb use of US long-arm jurisdiction: ex-Alstom exec

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gt China's victory on the incident of Huawei's Meng Wanzhou could help slow down the process during which the US uses its legal system to wage an economic war against specific companies and inspire →

Venezuela rivals report more progress at political talks with opposition

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gt Venezuela's government and opposition reported further progress toward resolving their differences during a third round of talks in Mexico City that wrapped up on Monday. The two sides' "positions →

The Quad’s Survival Depends on Managing Security and Trade Troubles

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ni by Jagannath Panda No power in Asia or in the Indo-Pacific region is emerging to be as crucial to American interests in the region as India. New Delhi, too, seems receptive to this new →

China’s Economic Blackmail of Lithuania Could Backfire

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ni by Mark Episkopos The Republic of Lithuania has become an unlikely standard-bearer for transnational cybersecurity issues, with the country’s Defense Ministry urging Lithuanians not to purchase →

Merkel’s Legacy, as Seen From Russia

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carnegie Dmitri Trenin Angela Merkel’s sixteen years as German chancellor have shaped Berlin’s place and role in Europe and in the twenty-first-century world at large. Her legacy will live on long →

US-EU agree to target China on trade & tech, but Beijing has plenty of room to run

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gt After a recent strategic dialogue between Chinese and EU top diplomats, the US wooed EU on the first US-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) meeting, in which "curb China's non-market trade →

Putin and Erdogan Just Doubled Down on Defense Ties

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ni by Mark Episkopos Fresh off a bilateral meeting, Russia and Turkey announce sweeping plans to deepen their defense ties. Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan traveled to the Russian resort town →

Is the India-Turkey Relationship Headed to Ruin?

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ni by Amalendu Misra Turkey and India have shared bilateral ties for centuries. That age-old relationship, however, is on a downward spiral. Whatever historical and civilizational bond they share is →

The Nuclear Balance Is Changing—and Not For The Better

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ni by Peter Huessy The rise of China’s nuclear forces, added to Russian “exotic” new nuclear systems, is raising considerable concern in the United States for two separate but highly interconnected →

High-level tech meet with EU aims to repair ties

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gt US President Joe Biden will use this week's inaugural technology ministerial with the European Union to push for solutions to the nagging semiconductor supply issue that has hit the American →

Morrison's 'kindness' not sincere, only tactics with no more cards to play: observers

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gt Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who seemingly took a "soft" attitude toward China during his latest interview by claiming Canberra is "always open" to hearing from Beijing but Beijing is →

China's J-20 stealth fighters with domestic engines dazzle crowd at Airshow China opening

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gt The 13th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, or Airshow China 2021, kicked off in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong Province, on Tuesday, with dazzling aerial performances, →

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