Participating in international sporting events is a significant milestone for athletes. It not only showcases their talent on a global platform but also fosters cultural exchange and understanding. However, for Indian athletes heading to China, visa-related hurdles have posed a considerable challenge. Over the years, athletes, coaches, and officials have encountered delays and rejections in […]
Taiwan Raises Concerns About Situation Getting Out of Hand with China Drills
China’s military exercises in the Taiwan Strait and the surrounding areas are not new. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has frequently conducted drills in the region, often as a show of force and a signal to Taiwan. However, the recent series of exercises have been more extensive and aggressive in nature, featuring large numbers of […]
China is Flooding Taiwan with Disinformation: A Threat to Democracy
China’s disinformation campaign against Taiwan is characterized by its multifaceted and sophisticated nature. This campaign involves the dissemination of false narratives, manipulation of social media platforms, and the use of state-controlled media outlets to propagate misleading information. These tactics, designed to create confusion and erode trust in Taiwan’s government, often revolve around sensitive issues such […]
Chinese Investors in Scramble to Offload Overseas Property Portfolios: China’s Superpower’s Slump
One of the principal drivers behind this rush to sell is the evolving stance of the Chinese government. To restrict capital outflows and reduce financial risks, the Chinese government has enforced stricter regulations on overseas investments. These regulations encompass limitations on foreign real estate acquisitions, making it increasingly challenging for Chinese investors to move their […]
China Must Leave Panganiban, Not Our Navy from Ayungin
Panganiban, also referred to as Mischief Reef, is an underwater feature situated within the South China Sea. It lies roughly 129 nautical miles from the Philippine island of Palawan, unquestionably within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ) according to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). China’s actions at Panganiban, where […]
China Bars Three Female Indian Athletes from Asian Games: Reports
The Asian Games, also known as the Asiad, is a multi-sport event held every four years in Asia. It is one of the most significant sporting events in the world, with athletes from various Asian nations coming together to showcase their talent, determination, and sportsmanship. The Games are not only about winning medals but also […]
Arunachal Pradesh: India-China Border Row Flares Over Athlete Visas
The Arunachal Pradesh region, known as the “Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains,” is a diverse and culturally rich part of India. However, China claims this region as part of its territory, calling it South Tibet. This territorial dispute has been a long-standing issue between the two Asian giants, dating back to the early 20th century. […]
PH, Bangladesh Eye Expansion of Defense Cooperation
The strengthening of defense cooperation will encompass multiple facets. Counterterrorism stands out as a prominent area of concern, as both nations recognize the menace posed by extremist groups. Their commitment to countering radicalization will involve sharing intelligence and implementing best practices in combating terrorism. Furthermore, the geographical locations of both nations emphasize the importance of […]
Australian Defense College Eyes to Expand Ties with PH
Australia and the Philippines have a shared history of collaboration, particularly in defense. They have been consistent allies in regional security initiatives, cooperating on diverse issues, including counter-terrorism and disaster relief. This renewed emphasis on deepening ties between the Australian Defense College and the Philippines underscores the enduring partnership between the two countries. The decision […]
PH Reaffirms 2016 Arbitral Award in International Tribunal Hearing on Marine Protection, Preservation
The South China Sea has long been a source of territorial disputes, with multiple countries, including China, the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, and Taiwan, asserting territorial claims in the region. These disputes have escalated over the years, driven by the strategic importance of the South China Sea for trade routes, fisheries, and potential energy resources. […]