"Today marks the end of an era in the nation's capital, as the beloved giant pandas at the Smithsonian National Zoo head back to China. Their departure could be a turning point after half a century of so-called 'Panda Diplomacy.'…
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American foreign policy and intervention have always been a measure to scope how to respond to various crises and issues globally, as well as a main point of focus in the developing international system. So when asked to comment on…
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In recent years, the South China Sea has turned into one of the world’s most contested waters - a crisis where national pride, economic ambition, and global power politics all collide. China, the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Brunei have intensified…
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North Korea and Russia displayed a positive political relationship during the Cold War, beginning in the later half of the 1900s. With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, North Korea seems to have renewed its relationship with Russia through political support…
GPI discusses the 2022 Korean presidential election with Professor Joewon Yoon of Korea University
The South China Sea dispute can be apprehended as a convergence of power politics and political economy with overlapping sovereignty claims.
Four decades after the Falklands War, Beijing stokes tension with the U.K. by supporting Argentina’s claim to the territory.
While the world is preoccupied with Russia, another unpredictable adversary is acting up under the radar.
Close partnerships between tech and government give Beijing an edge over Washington.
As Pyongyang ramps up its program, should Washington be worried?
