China Looks to Southeast Asia. As Andrew Salmon of The Washington Times wrote in an April 18, 2025 article titled “Amid U.S.

We need to stop rehashing trite arguments about the self-interested gaze of great powers near and far, says this academic.

China is advancing its global influence through diplomacy, infrastructure via the Belt and Road Initiative, and strategic ...

“When elephants fight, the mice scamper.” When super powers clash, smaller nations must take cover.

Chinese foreign and economic policies, under President Xi Jinping, are not based on the revolving doors of domestic politics ...

Trump ignites trade war with China, prompting Xi Jinping to strengthen international ties through a diplomatic tour in ...

Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will visit Vietnam and the Philippines next week as Tokyo seeks to ramp up regional ties after Donald Trump's tariff onslaught.

The future is likely to see the emergence of railway networks that not only connect every single Southeast Asian country but ...

The US is no longer China's biggest export market: that spot now belongs to South East Asia. In fact China was the largest ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will visit the Philippines next week, officials said Wednesday, as part of Tokyo’s summit diplomacy to maintain a ...

In a worrying sign for a negotiated peace in Ukraine, US secretary of state Marco Rubio has cancelled plans to meet Ukrainian ...

Critics argue that the languages of other Asean countries have less relevance than Mandarin or Tamil to Malaysian students.