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In the past, Biden, a pro-Israel Democrat, condemned the Israel’s expansion of the settlements as a threat to peace and also condemned Riyadh’s role in the killing of Khashoggi and the humanitarian crisis in Yemen ...
In the great power competition among countries who wants to grab as much as they want for self-sufficient is not enough and this take them to make any decision for their country ...
The erosion of the city’s promised autonomy is a severe setback to the idea of democracy cherished across the world, and only adds further credence to the skepticism and anxiety about the rise of China. ...
The Chinese policy will be dictated by the collectivist nature of the Eastern culture; the American policy will be dictated by their historical trend of placing their national interest above everything else ...
Both India and Japan leaders mutually agreed upon a series of course of action to ensure free and open access of Indo-Pacific for all and their collective security vision is going to be the new security architecture of Asia ...
Every nation in the regions must obey the International Law which ensured the equal access of space and sea, while India should take the measure of implementing the sovereignty of all states ...
To ensure balance of power in the Indo-Pacific region through collective security, QUAD is the best option, especially for smaller South Asian states ...
As the two countries are direct stakeholders themselves with common interests, along with their expanding strategic partnership, the opportunities for them to cooperate in the Indo-Pacific are also expected to expand ...
The Indian EAM Jaishankar’s remarks after the QUAD talks in Tokyo that “it’s a matter of satisfaction that Indo-Pacific concept has gained increasingly wider acceptance” might have only further strengthened what the Chinese scholars have maintained all these years ...
Challenges Before Afghan Peace Proces ...
The Intra-Afghan talks are viable options for peace but there is still a long road ahead and what comes out, needs to be seen ...